Lesson One. Military and Civilian Installaitions
Part A: the 5 Ss
Figure 1-2. Shape.
Shade
Surroundings
Part B: Using A Military Installation Key
Figure 1-8. Typical Civilian Activity.
Figure 1-9. Typical Military Installation.
Figure 1-10. Combined Military and Civilian Installation.
Figure 1-11. Permanent or Non-Permanent Installation.
Part C: Basic Military Activity and Installation Identification Features
Military Installations
Military Installations - Continued
Lesson One Practice Exercise - IT06600019
Lesson One Practice Exercise - Continnued
Lesson One Practice Exercise Answer Key Feedback - IT06600021
Lesson Two Analyze Military Activities and Installation
Part A: Analyze Military Activities
Figure 2-2. Trucks and Wheel Marks.
Figure 2-3. AAA Positions.
Figure 2-5. River-Crossing Equipment.
Part B: Analyze Military Installations
Headquarters
Tactical facilities include tactical operation centers
Figure 2-7. DTOC Layout.
Signatures and characteristics of TOCs/CPs
Bivouacs are Nonpermanent Encampments
Figure 2-8. Typical Bivouac.
Figure 2-9. Typical Camp Area.
Figure 2-10. Typical POW Camp Layout.
Figure 2-11. Field Hospital in the Open.
Characteristics
Figure 2-12. Typical Supply Storage Facility Layout.
Ammunition facilities
Figure 2-13. Ammunition Storage Depot.
Figure 2-15. POL Storage Tanks.
Transshipment
Figure 2-16. Fuel Storage--Water Site.
Figure 2-17. Fuel Storage--Rail Site.
Figure 2-18. Fuel Storage--Motorized Transshipment Site.
Figure 2-19. General Supply Storage Warehouse.
Figure 2-20. Supply Depot.
Figure 2-21. Standard Rifle Marksmanship Field Firing Range.
Figure 2-22. Crack and Thump Target Detection Range.
Figure 2-23. Standard Record Rifle Firing Range.
Figure 2-24. Daylight Defensive Field Machine-gun Firing Range.
Figure 2-25. Scaled Range.
Lesson Two Practice Exercise - IT06600053
Figure 2-26.
Figure 2-27.
Lesson Two Practice Exercise - IT06600056
Lesson Two Practice Exercise Answer Key Feedback - IT06600057
Analyze Military Activities and Installations on Aerial Imagery
Part A: the 5 Ss
Figure 1-2. Shape.
Shade
Surroundings
Part B: Using A Military Installation Key
Figure 1-8. Typical Civilian Activity.
Figure 1-9. Typical Military Installation.
Figure 1-10. Combined Military and Civilian Installation.
Figure 1-11. Permanent or Non-Permanent Installation.
Part C: Basic Military Activity and Installation Identification Features
Military Installations
Military Installations - Continued
Lesson One Practice Exercise - IT06600019
Lesson One Practice Exercise - Continnued
Lesson One Practice Exercise Answer Key Feedback - IT06600021
Lesson Two Analyze Military Activities and Installation
Part A: Analyze Military Activities
Figure 2-2. Trucks and Wheel Marks.
Figure 2-3. AAA Positions.
Figure 2-5. River-Crossing Equipment.
Part B: Analyze Military Installations
Headquarters
Tactical facilities include tactical operation centers
Figure 2-7. DTOC Layout.
Signatures and characteristics of TOCs/CPs
Bivouacs are Nonpermanent Encampments
Figure 2-8. Typical Bivouac.
Figure 2-9. Typical Camp Area.
Figure 2-10. Typical POW Camp Layout.
Figure 2-11. Field Hospital in the Open.
Characteristics
Figure 2-12. Typical Supply Storage Facility Layout.
Ammunition facilities
Figure 2-13. Ammunition Storage Depot.
Figure 2-15. POL Storage Tanks.
Transshipment
Figure 2-16. Fuel Storage--Water Site.
Figure 2-17. Fuel Storage--Rail Site.
Figure 2-18. Fuel Storage--Motorized Transshipment Site.
Figure 2-19. General Supply Storage Warehouse.
Figure 2-20. Supply Depot.
Figure 2-21. Standard Rifle Marksmanship Field Firing Range.
Figure 2-22. Crack and Thump Target Detection Range.
Figure 2-23. Standard Record Rifle Firing Range.
Figure 2-24. Daylight Defensive Field Machine-gun Firing Range.
Figure 2-25. Scaled Range.
Lesson Two Practice Exercise - IT06600053
Figure 2-26.
Figure 2-27.
Lesson Two Practice Exercise - IT06600056
Lesson Two Practice Exercise Answer Key Feedback - IT06600057
Analyze Military Activities and Installations on Aerial Imagery
