Military and mercenary notes

Reach (still effective against a tanks armour or a human) of a tank and the reach of an anti material rifle.

Furthest reach of a tank

Furtesth reach of an anti material rifle

And the average reach

Straight on (not point blank range, offcourse (most likely)) with an anti material rifle | <---   is best, they say

-Less armour needed to bypass. You can see this by holding a ruler by a piece of a couple of centimeters thick metal.

 Holding the ruler, straight on and also making different angles while the metal is held straight, seeing how much more milimeters to centimeters would 

 be needed to bypass then.

-Most power goes into the armour like that.

-Less or no chance of richochet. Less or no chance that it shoots off the armour.

Measuring distance

Sharpnail kills, they say.

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Why sitting and backwards out of rubber boat.

Maybe:

-Less sound, less movement

-Less plunge

-Less visable, due to hight

-Easier and faster

-All standing up is problematic due to the space available maybe

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Trapping a tank and taking it over or disabling it.

Tank stopping with less professional equipment and or weapons.

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Jumping out of a low helicopter, into the sea.

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Out of helicopter and into helicopter through a rope.

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From the water into a helicopter

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Equipment for climbing onto boats

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Improvised equipment for climbing onto boats

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Getting onto a submarine and into a submarine.

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Submarine clearing training

-Very different, maybe. Less space, and more annoying.

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Natural made barriers, on roads and more.

If a road is in between quit big trees, it's possible to cut down trees which will fall towards the road,

trees which already have more of an angle towards the road are most adviced.

-And making sure the tree will not fall on oneself or someone else

Branches, piles of branches.

Can also be used for ambushes.

-The right barriers are needed.

And for better retreats.

-The right barriers are needed.

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Sawing down trees

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Making obstructions

-Barbed wire

And obstructions:

-Against light armoured vehicles

-Against heavy armoured vehicles

Small sabotage 

-Carltrops (for puncturing wheels)

-Road spikes

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Making simple bridges

And simple short roads if needed

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Obstacle breaching.

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Clearing obstructions from the enemy

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(still needs to be tested)

String, on the road from one side to the other side.

And pulling up on the right time. 

-Has to be certain they are enemies

In the dark.

-Possibly with night vission on

As a defense, they put metal bars on the jeeps, on the front, to stop or break the wires.

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Lights of at the base or an area with people.

Lights put on in a desolate place.

To cause a bombing being done at the lighted place, where there's no one.

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Camouflage painting buildings.

Also bigger buildings.

-For from above 

-For from the front, back and sides

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Certain patterns on big boats.

Which will make it harder to read the speed of the boats and more, like the amount of boats and the widths of the boats.

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Mortar assembly

Mortar use

-Adjusting and aiming

-Propelling. But without explosion.

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Fuel tank (filled with water for training) carrying

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Military crawling and dragging or pushing a fuel tank (filled with water, for training).

-Over grass (maybe also)

-Through water and mud

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Board, search and seizure.

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Metal cutting on boats. To get in.

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