Extra for sniper training

Extra for sniper training

Fast shooting to behind. With a handgun (with a silencer most likely).

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For if needed.

When an enemy sneakes up on oneself.

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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Military notes part 1

 Training.

Movement training.

Walking, fast walking, running, sprinting.

Military crawling

-All directions

-Multiple hights

-Head low

Crawling while on the back

-Forwards

-Backwards

Bear crawling

Stomach to the ground and hands at or around the ankles (research needed for the right wording)

Hands and feet on the ground, while back is to the ground

Rolling

And more

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Getting everything on and ready in the fastest times

Sudden wake up and getting clothes and more on as soon as possible.

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Doing everything while carrying full equipment.

Also the firearm.

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Stress tests, physical tiredness and problem solving.

Problem solving, while physical.

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Map reading.

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Compass use.

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Hiding.

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Observing.

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Seeing everything or everything important or as much as possible in one time

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Measuring distance

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Packing the backpack. Full equipment.

-There are certain packing ways, techniques and methods.

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Improving eyesight

-Important: Not tiring the eyes or atleast not too much

Improving night eyes.

Improving hearing

-Hearing amount

-And being able to know the direction of the sound

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Movement training 5

Walking, fast walking, running and sprinting uphill.

Walking, fast walking, running and sprinting downhill.

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Running while the terrain constantly changes.

-Uphill, downhill. Sandpits. Obstacles. And more.

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Stairs.

-Up and down.

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Urban parcourses. In buildings. From building to building, going through the building completely.

Movement training 4

 To a kneeled position with one knee on the ground and 1 knee up

-Right knee up, left knee on the ground

-Left knee up, right knee on the ground

To a stomach flat on the ground position

To on the side of the body on the ground

To a back on the ground position

And changing from one position to the other

And also with changing direction

-For example from a kneeled position on the ground with one knee up and one knee on the ground

 To making a 90 degree change and to a position with the stomach flat on the ground.

Movement training version 2

Walking. Fast walking.

Running.

Sprinting.

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Also: walking, fast walking, running and sprinting.

-Sideways.

-Backwards.

-And also constantly changing together with forwards. A parcourse

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Military crawling. Head low.

-Hights and speeds

-And also all directions and rotational

Bear crawling.

-Normal forwards 

-And also directions and rotational

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Rolling.

-Forwards

-And also sideways

 backwards

 And maybe into an angle (I still need to test that)

Rolling while flat on the ground.

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Facing to the ground hands kept at the back, maybe grabbed at somewhere and moving.

Back to the ground, hands kept at the front, together and moving.

Back to the ground on hands and feet and moving.

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Running past by obstacles.

Jumping over obstacles.

Clearing gaps.

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Getting low or completely on the ground as fast as possible.

Sliding.

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Agility.

Movements.

Fast and explosive sudden movements.

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Jumping

-All kinds of jumps

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Sneaking.

-Forwards

-And also:

 Sideways

 And backwards

-Rotational

Sneaking

-Heel plant first

-Balls of the feet plant first

Fast sneaking.

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Climbing. (safety important)

-Over walls

-Onto buildings

-Into trees

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Freeing oneself and escaping

 Handcuffs

-Lockpicking

-Brute force (possible with some)

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Rope

Undoing knots with the hands.

Undoing knots with the teeth.

Seeing if possible: Going through the rope with the teeth (cut (front teeth), stab and cut (canine teeth), moling (molar teeth).

Seeing if usefull (experimental, for research): Water or other fluid

Finding something sharp

Creating something sharp

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Tai rips

-Brute force, brute power

-With a shoe lace and sawing through

-With the teeth

Finding something sharp

Creating something sharp

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Might be needed to stand up.

-Training that

--Hands on the front and hands on the back

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Analyse

Find weakness, and exploit 

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More 1:

Bashing

Wricking

Leverage

More:

Bigger or wider when done on.

-Then body or body part to normal again

Bashing against something

Something through and rotating that

Maybe:

The thumb nail

-For rope and or tai rips

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Destroying training

-Brute strength

-Technique

-Extra: Both

Gain knowledge

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By Jeffried Koelewijn

Movement training 3

Sudden movements, 1 to 3 steps in all kinds of angles.

Sudden movements and changing the angle after 1 to 3 steps each time.

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Jumping over.

Ducking under by.

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Sudden movements of the body, without walking or taking a step.

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Walking. Fast walking. Running. And sprinting. While keeping a low poisture.

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Going past hard to pass by obstacles.

Holding physical positions

Holding multiple different basic body positions.

Holding uncomfortable body positions.

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Extra:

Holding body positions where balance is important.

By Jeffried Koelewijn

Movement training 2

45 degree movements. Suddenly. 1-3 steps. Fast, explosively.

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Standing up.

-Multiple ways

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Break falling.

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Walking on the balls of the feet.

Speed walking on the balls of the feet.

Running on the balls of the feet.

Sprinting on the balls of the feet.

Squated walking.

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Jumping

-Vertical jumps, for hight

-Forward jumps

-Sideway jumps

-Backward jumps

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Movement and while balance is needed. 

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All movements through each other.

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1 hand at the wrist. 

-Running forwards

-Running backwards

-Sprinting forwards

-Sprinting backwards

-A parcourse

1 hand at the wrist, at the back.

-Running forwards

-Running backwards

-Sprinting forwards

-Sprinting backwards

-A parcourse

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Movement training

Walking. Fast walking.

Running.

Sprinting.

-Forwards.

-Sideways.

-Backwards.

-And also constantly changing. A parcourse

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Everything on all kinds of terrains

-Sand. Soft and hard

-Grass

-Gravel like terrains

-Hard ground and stone

Extra: Snow

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Crawling. Head low.

-Hights and speeds

-All directions and rotational

Bear crawling.

-All directions and rotational

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Rolling.

-Forwards

 Sideways

 Backwards

Rolling while flat on the ground.

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Facing to the ground hands kept at the back, maybe grabbed at somewhere and moving.

Back to the ground, hands kept at the front, together and moving.

Back to the ground on hands and feet and moving.

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Running past by obstacles.

Jumping over obstacles.

Clearing gaps.

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Getting low or completely on the ground as fast as possible.

Sliding.

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Agility.

Movements.

Fast and explosive sudden movements.

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Jumping

-All kinds of jumps

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Sneaking.

-Forwards

 Sideways

 Backwards

-Rotational

Fast sneaking

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Climbing.

-Over walls

-Onto buildings

-Into trees

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By Jeffried Koelewijn

Penetration of a bullet in normal sand and in sand with water

Penetration of a bullet in normal sand and in sand with water.

-Same amount of sand with both.

-And the same kind of container.

If interesting, closeable and without the evaporation of water.

More advanced silent and stealthed firearms

 Silent firearms 

Stealthed firearms

Silent cocking

Silent firing

-The hammer motion and the rest of the mechanics

 More silent ignition          (and without loss of velocity)

-And a silencer for the bullet (and without loss of velocity)

Silent ejection of cartridges

Cartridge falls silent due to casing coating

Silent semi automatic, new input of cartridges.

More silent reloading

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And the best materials for that.

-Dampening materials. Shock absorbing materials.

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By Jeffried Koelewijn

A special firearm (assualt rifle or sniper for example) scope or scope add on for behind cover or in trenches

 A rifle scope or sniper scope. Which has multiple parts or a part which can be fitted on.

A scope or an extra part for the scope, can be done on.

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Like, so it's possible to see through the scope, while the gun is on the cover, but

the person is hiding, not being visable, while it's possible to see through the scope

and shoot down enemies.

I've actually seen similar ideas from the WWI and WWII trenches. But they were more primitive.

By Jef Koelewijn

A low sneaking method

 A low sneaking method

Low sneaking with the hands on the upperlegs, for support and to easier keep a low poisture.

-This needs training though

More for sneaking

 Low sneaking

Semi low sneaking

High posture sneaking

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Sneaking behind cover, without anything visable, nothing sticking out

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Small steps sneaking

Medium steps sneaking

Long steps sneaking

Slow sneaking

Semi slow sneaking

Medium fast sneaking

Semi fast sneaking

Fast sneaking

-Fast near soundless steps

Sneaking and taking down

 Sneaking and taking down enemies.

With a firearm

With a knife

With a blunt weapon

And also barehanded

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Sneaking and ambushing

Stealth, sneaking and climbing extra

 Sneaking in tight places.

Sneaking while there are obstacles.

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Silent bigger obstacle passing.

Silent climbing.

Shooting from a sitting position

Shooting from a sitting position. Also from a chair for example.

1 With pulling the firearm
2 Firearm ready for when needed.

Handgun.
Left hand or right hand. Sideways shooting from a chair.
-Shooting to the left side - Left hand trigger pull, left eye open, right eye closed. Or instinct shot.
-Shooting to the right side - Right hand trigger pull, right eye open, right eye closed. Or instinct shot.

And also with a submachine gun, assault rifle and a shotgun.

Important: Also instinctive shooting, without seeing the aligning of the sights. Fast response.

Handgun cocking with one hand

Handgun cocking with one hand
-Only with right
-Only with left

Important: Using dry fire rounds offcourse for trying this out and for training this.
-Warning: A finger or skin maybe, might get stuck by the ejection port, but there are
                 ways to prevent this by doing it correctly.
And it's more only for if really needed. It's very dangerous with a real round, because a handgun can go off because of a fall, though most modern handguns do have a safety and it's possible to accidentually hit and pull the trigger with a finger.

You can single handedly cock a handgun by rotating the gun 90 degrees downward and then
pulling the slide with 4 fingers while the thumb  holds the handgun in place and also pushes down.

By Jef Koelewijn
From South-Holland, The Netherlands