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Dig or Die thumbnail
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1.0
Survivability
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Recognition
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Small UAS
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Urban Poster
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Olvanan Mechanised Brigade Task Group Tactics Package
Tactics Techniques and Procedures

This package details how an Olvanan Mechanised Brigade Task Group (BTG) will conduct offensive and defensive operations. The BTG Primer is the key document detailing these tactical operations.
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1.5
Combined Arms
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CBRN
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Forcomd redbook
Red book

The Army’s Red Book represents the forces of the training adversary of Olvana. It is based on the platforms and force structures found in US T2COM’s ODIN. It is designed to be used for individual and collective training. Any departures from ODIN will be marked in bold with an asterisk. This PDF version has been formatted to be printed into an A5 booklet.
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LP 7.2.5 OLVANAN PEOPLES AIR FORCE
Tactics Techniques and Procedures

This publication outlines the principles of operation of the Olvanan Peoples Air Force, and illustrates how it is likely to conduct a range of military engagements that involve the extension and use of air power, either as air power alone, or combined with one or more force elements that operate on land, on the surface of and under the seas, and in space.
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Draft
Olvanan Small Unmanned Aerial Systems
Tactics Techniques and Procedures

Drones have rapidly transformed how we engage in conflict. Technological advancements and new tactics have turned what were once sophisticated toys and airborne high-resolution cameras into highly effective and lethal weapons. This publication indicates how a sophisticated and well resourced opponent could employ small drones up to NATO Class 1 mini drones in combat roles up to company detachment echelon.
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1.0