Quando la squadra riempie il corridoio, i soldati si spostano nelle aree di responsabilità assegnate per garantire la sicurezza. La Charlie Company della 116a squadra di combattimento di brigata Cavalry, 2-116a battaglia di armi combinate dell'Idaho Army National Guard, è vicina alla fine della sua formazione annuale di due settimane. L'ultimo, ma non meno difficile, compito di formazione sul campo è quello di gestire il guanto del Combined Arms Collective Training Facility, noto come CATIF, un complesso di addestramento alla guerra urbana presso il Orchard Combat Training Center. Il complesso CATIF è costituito da 4-5 edifici in cemento. Gli edifici sono collegati

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• Data acquisizione: 12 maggio 2021

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As the squad fills the hallway, soldiers move to their assigned areas of responsibility to provide security. The Idaho Army National Guard’s Charlie Company of the 116th Cavalry Brigade Combat Team, 2-116th Combined Arms Battalion is near the end of its two-week annual training. The last but no less difficult field training assignment is running the gauntlet of the Combined Arms Collective Training Facility, known as the CACTIF, an urban warfare training complex on the Orchard Combat Training Center. The CACTIF complex consists of 4-5 concrete block buildings. The buildings are connected by underground tunnels. Two of the structures have multiple floor levels that include a basement and rooftop. Each floor level is constructed with multiple stairwells, rooms, doors, barriers, and wall openings commonly referred to as “murder holes” from which an adversary could attack an intruder. The complex is designed to be challenging with multiple threats possibilities that demand attention to detail and keen observation skills. Charlie Company soldiers practiced entering the buildings and clearing rooms at the team, squad and platoon levels. Built into the training were scenarios involving wounded soldiers and their evacuation from the complex; opposing force soldiers hidden in places throughout the buildings; and providing security of prisoners.

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• 116th cavalry brigade combat team
• campo di gowen
• centro di addestramento di combattimento frutteto
• l'idaho
• us army idaho army national guard