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“The tactics of the first war taught us that if the guys in the OPs begin to shoot, they’ll attract fire to themselves. When one of the OPs comes under fire, the other OPs will open fire, shifting the Russian fire onto themselves while the first OP retreats to the second line of defense. When those guys reach the second line they start firing on the Russian positions, and when the Russian fire shifts to them the guys in the other OPs can now retreat to the second line of defense. In this way all the guys in the forward OPs can cover each other.”
Fangs of the Lone Wolf: Chechen Tactics in the Russian-Chechen War 1994–2009
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