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The Snatch Attack is an Olvanan tactic used to seize unprepared defended positions in an urban environment

Trishula Storming is the Olvanan tactical term for breaching obstacles in urban terrain utilising various forms of explosives and is centred on an Olvanan 3-man team

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The Mechanised Urban Assault details how Olvana will conduct an assault on an objective by Mechanised units in an urban environment utilising speed, surprise, AFV heavy weapons and obscurants to minimise friendly casualties.

The Storming Attack is an Olvanan tactic that involves rapid penetration into an Objective, using explosives and engineering equipment to create breaches prior to clearing the target area

This video provides an overview of how an Olvanan Mechanised unit will advance in urban terrain utilising methods to mask manoeuvres such as obscuration and tunnelling.

See how Olvana utilises its various Mining and Mine Warfare Capabilities within its overall A2/AD Strategy

Learn how Olvanan utilises Submarines and ASW Assets in its A2/AD Strategy

Learn how Olvana prefers to conduct Amphibious Operations

Discover Olvana’s Submarine Platforms and their mission sets

Watch Olvana’s Choke Point Transit tactics

This video provides a description of the composition and equipment of the Olvanan Marine Squad and Platoon

This video provides a description of the elements organic to the Olvanan Marine Company

The Strike Attack is an Olvanan tactic used as part of Enclosure Warfare to deliver heavy munitions or demolition charges onto an objective prior ground forces seizing said objective. It is designed to cause significant damage and casualties to the defenders’

The Line Formation is a tactical formation used by Olvanan dismounted infantry when maximum firepower is needed when assaulting a defended position. It sacrifices flank and rear security and is typically only ever used in conjunction with a larger formation.

The Echelon Formation is a tactical formation used by Olvanan dismounted infantry when the enemy threat is either to the front or a flank, where the opposite flank is covered by a natural barrier, obstacle or friendly forces.

The Vee Formation is a common tactical formation used by Olvanan dismounted infantry that provides excellent firepower forward, but also provides good flank protection at the expense of rear protection.

The File Formation is a common tactical formation used by Olvanan dismounted infantry when patrolling along narrow tracks or in urban terrain.

This video describes the Olvanan Marine in detail including his equipment and training and recruitment

A defensive posture that prepares for attacks from any direction, ensuring 360-degree security. This involves setting up overlapping fields of fire, continuous patrols, and sensors to cover all potential threat vectors, maintaining high readiness and rapid response capabilities.

This tactic involves rapidly enclosing an enemy within a defined urban area, leveraging surprise and swift manoeuvres. The focus is on isolating the enemy quickly and efficiently, using a combination of direct fire and obstacles to hinder their movements, effectively trapping them for a decisive strike.

This tactic refers to the establishment of fortified positions by small units within an urban or field setting. These positions are strategically chosen to offer maximal defensive advantage, enabling units to hold critical points with minimal personnel.

Containment operations focus on preventing enemy forces from exiting a designated zone or reaching critical assets. This is achieved through establishing a perimeter with forces capable of repelling any breakout attempts, combined with surveillance and rapid reaction teams to address any breaches.

Utilises terrain and urban structures to shield forces from enemy fire, creating a three-dimensional hide that provides protection from various angles. This tactic emphasizes the importance of positioning and the strategic use of environmental features to reduce vulnerability.

Involves the use of concealment techniques to obscure troop movements and intentions. Forces employ natural cover, smoke, or other obscurants to mask their actions, allowing them to manoeuvre unseen or mislead the enemy about their actual numbers and positions.