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Breaking Contact B Trp 7-10 CAV 4ID Reference Material FM 3-20.98 Chapter 5 SGT Sears, Adam Breaking Contact Mounted and Dismounted Breaking Contact Breaking Contact Conditions: While on Dismounted or Mounted operations you are attacked by a superior force where the Team Leader is forced to with draw his team to a safer location or rally point utilizing his team and other assets on hand if available Breaking Contact Standards: To train leaders and soldiers to know their role in this maneuver to help prevent further lose of soldiers and equipment by using all assets effectively Breaking Contact 1 Introduction 2 Breaking Contact (Front) 3 Australian Peel Method (front rear) 4 Australian Peel Method (left and right) 5 React to Air Attack 6 React to Indirect Attack 7 React to Sniper 8 Freeze 9 Questions Breaking Contact Breaking Contact BATTLE DRILLS Well-rehearsed battle drills are critical to the success of a dismounted team. The team is lightly armed with a limited supply of ammunition and can expect little or no fire support. If indirect fires are precoordinated, they should be maximized while breaking contact. An immediate suppression fire mission on a near target from the target overlay may support the team breaking contact; then, once in a covered and concealed position, adjusted fire missions may be executed against the enemy. Indirect fires should be considered whenever breaking contact, emphasizing the need for thorough fire support planning. Breaking Contact The team breaks contact as soon as possible because it lacks the assets to stay and fight. METT-TC determines which drill is executed. Breaking Contact Break Contact (Front) The team executes fire and movement by two- or three-man teams until contact with the enemy is broken. When contacted from the front, the senior observer and another observer return fire with one full magazine each. An observer and the team leader move to a position to provide support for the withdrawal of th