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Break Contact By: SGT Russman Reference: FM 3-21.8; Ranger Handbook Terminal Learning Objectives TASKS: Learn multiple techniques for breaking contact from Enemy Fire. CONDITIONS: A class full of highly motivated Noncommissioned Sergeants ready to learn about Breaking Contact. STANDARDS: You will learn a total of five Break Contact Methods, as well as the importance of Battle Drills. TLO (cont.) SAFETY: There are not to many just be careful when maneuvering around the classroom watch out for loose wires, do not fall asleep and slam on head on the desk, and do not lean back in your chair. ENVIROMENTAL: In case of a fire follow the fire evacuation fan posted on the back wall, in case of flood we will move upstairs, and in case of a tornado we will move to the basement. RISK ASSESSMENT: Low EVALUATION: At the end of the class there will be a Check on Learning Quiz, the quiz is a four question test, but there are total of ten answers. You must receive at least a 70% to pass. TABLE Of CONTENTS Definitions of Break Contact Importance of Battle Drills Break Contact from Front Australian Peel Break Contact from the Rear Break Contact from Left or Right Freeze Method Questions Check On Learning BREAK CONTACT Utilizes your units METT-TC with your OPORD and rehearsals with Battle Drills. SITUATION While on (Dismounted or Mounted) operations you are attacked by a superior force where the Team Leader is forced to withdraw his team to a safer location or rally point utilizing his team and other assets on hand if available. DEFINITION (cont.) To train leaders and soldiers to know their role in this maneuver to help prevent further loss of soldiers and equipment by using all assets effectively. The team breaks contact as soon as possible because it lacks the assets to stay and fight. METT-TC determines which drill is executed. MISSIONS Missions are usually planned for expected types of contact and the amount of assets that you’ll need. But sometimes the enemy will expec