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Full text of ' Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2016 THE HECKMAN BINDERY, INC. INDIANA JANUARY - FEBRUARY 1986 A Department of the Army Publication 86th Year Infantry A PROFESSIONAL JOURNAL FOR THE COMBINED ARMS TEAM^^^ January-February 1986 Volume 76, Number 1 ARTICLES Editor Albert N. Garland Deputy Editor Marie B.

Edgerton Editorial Assistant Mary H. Wolstenholm 21 THE AMBUSH Brigadier General Wayne A. Downing Command Sergeant Major George D. Conrad 27 INFANTRY IN ACTION: Sustainability Captain Christopher S. Barnthouse 33 THE DAY OF THE RIFLEMAN Fielding Lewis Greaves FORUM AND FEATURES Business Manager M. Lena Biskup Contributing Artists Mary Ann Norton Charles Willis Ramona Roland Forte Al Reid Bill Lee 12 BRADLEY PLATOON TIPS Lieutenant Thomas T. Smith 14 THE PLATOON TEAM Captain Joseph K.

Miller 16 STANDARDIZE COMBAT LOAD Captain Stephen P. Perkins 18 ALPINI: Men in High Places Jack Barham 20 THE FINE ART OF DELEGATION Lieutenant Colonel Dennis J.

Gillem •••• • TRAINING NOTES 37 BRADLEY GUNNERY TRAINING Lieutenant Thomas G. Dual Boxing Programs L2g there. 39 NTC: LESSONS LEARNED Captain Gregory M. Heritage 41 NTC: TECHNIQUES Lieutenant Colonel Alan G. Vitters DEPARTMENTS 2 COMMANDANT’S NOTE 4 LETTERS 8 INFANTRY NEWS 43 ENLISTED CAREER NOTES 45 OFFICERS CAREER NOTES 47 BOOK REVIEWS COVER On the future battlefield, many infantrymen will live and survive with what they carry on their backs. USAIS Commandant MG John W. Foss Assistant Commandant BG Edwin H.

Deputy Assistant Commandant COL David J. White Command Sergeant Major CSM Jan Schalavin STAFF Secretary LTC Linwood Burney DEPARTMENTS Combined Arms and Tactics COL Robert S. Fortigate Vm Trial License Software. Fiero Ranger COL Stanley E. Shaneyfelt DIRECTORATES Combat Developments COL Thomas K. Seybold Evaluation and Standardization COL Joseph S. Napier Research and Analysis LTC Bobby R. Hurst Training and Doctrine COL James I.

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