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(Operation WOLFE MOUNTAIN) (U) |
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c. Artillery: During all phases of operation WOLFE MOUNTAIN TF 1-11 received indirect fire support from the following Artillery Units: |
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(1) Direct Support: 5/4 Artillery (155mm SP) |
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(2) Reinforcing: None |
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(3) General Support: |
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(a) 8/4 Artillery (175/8”) |
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(b) 2/94 Artillery (175/8”) |
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(c) 1/44 DAW (Dusters) |
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(d) 1/39 Artillery (175/8”) |
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(e) Naval Gunfire |
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(f) F/26 TAB (Target Acquisition) |
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8. (C) Mission: The mission varied with the changes in the area of operations: |
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a. Phase I: TF 1-11 continues reconnaissance in force, rocket suppression, and night ambush operations in AO GREEN; secures FSB HOLCOMB with a company size element. |
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(1) Increasing intelligence effort, reconnaissance, surveillance of known and suspected enemy base areas. |
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(2) Strengthening FSB’s and strong points to include repositioning of supplies and equipment. |
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(3) Expanding fire support planning. | ||||
b. Phase II: TF 1-11 conducts search and clear, rocket suppression, reconnaissance in force, night ambush, and fire support base security operations in AO GREEN. Conduct civil military operations in MAI LINH District. |
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c. Phase III: (Quarterly Training Cycle) |
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(1) 1-11 Infantry assumed Bde reserve commencing on 121000H November 1970, be prepared to command and control a reaction force anywhere in the Brigade TAOR on one hour notice. |
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(2) Maintain BALD EAGLE/SPARROW HAWK mission. |
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(3) Conduct small unit training of rifle companies. | ||||
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