what is LOAC/ROE?
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I've got 1.5 days of this particular training in my coming reservist.
included is code of conduct, scenario based discussion and practical exercise.
What is it ?? last time active never hear before one.
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Rules of Engagement.
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Laws of Armed Conflict and Rules of Engagement. These have become more pertinent with the higher possibility of Operations Other Than War, and highly urbanised nature of our potential AOs.Originally posted by thoreldan:I've got 1.5 days of this particular training in my coming reseverist.
included is code of conduct, scenario based discussion and practical exercise.
What is it ?? last time active never hear before one. -
halt! halt or i will shoot!
halt! halt or i will shoot!
halt! halt or i will SHOOT~~!!!
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u will be hearing talks and watching movies in an air con hall, there will be "casualties of war", " rules of engagement", "platoon" and even hostage execution in iraq. admission is free!Originally posted by thoreldan:I've got 1.5 days of this particular training in my coming reservist.
included is code of conduct, scenario based discussion and practical exercise.
What is it ?? last time active never hear before one. -
more of rules in the battle zone like for example you cannot shoot at a place of worship UNLESS there is a threat coming from it. What is the challenge procedure to stop vehicles at a roadblock. more or less what is a legit kill and what is not. But in a war zone more or less most of us would anything that moves....
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shoot first talk later!!!
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And get charged for murder like 1st Lt Ilyria Pantano, USMC.
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u will play FIBUA, with ppl acting as civilians, hostages, injured...scenario based...so quite fun...
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this case a bit complex... I was reading the TIME magazine article. Apparently, there are one or 2 soldiers under him that had a grudge and the prosecutors are relying mainly on their testimony against him. One of them is the platoon sgt.Originally posted by LazerLordz:And get charged for murder like 1st Lt Ilyria Pantano, USMC.
Also, from the initial forensics, the victims were shot in the back, so they appeared to be running away and not threatening him, as he had said.
He is a strange gung-ho type guy, which does not help his case... was an investment banker in NYC, and then volunteered. I think the prosecution will build a case that this was an "over-zealous" chap and was a trigger happy chap. Likely to be 2nd degree manslaughter, if he is not careful in his defense. -
this case a bit complex... I was reading the TIME magazine article. Apparently, there are one or 2 soldiers under him that had a grudge and the prosecutors are relying mainly on their testimony against him. One of them is the platoon sgt.Originally posted by LazerLordz:And get charged for murder like 1st Lt Ilyria Pantano, USMC.
Also, from the initial forensics, the victims were shot in the back, so they appeared to be running away and not threatening him, as he had said.
He is a strange gung-ho type guy, which does not help his case... was an investment banker in NYC, and then volunteered. I think the prosecution will build a case that this was an "over-zealous" chap and was a trigger happy chap. Likely to be 2nd degree manslaughter, if he is not careful in his defense. -
I just went for my BIT on ROE/LOAC in April. 1-day affair, air-con auditorium lecture, see snippets of movies in the morning and then group-based discussion in the afternoon. No practical exercise leh.
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He was acquitted of all charges AFAIK.And yes, he did leave himself open to incrimintating testimony from one of the sergeants under him.Originally posted by specfore:this case a bit complex... I was reading the TIME magazine article. Apparently, there are one or 2 soldiers under him that had a grudge and the prosecutors are relying mainly on their testimony against him. One of them is the platoon sgt.
Also, from the initial forensics, the victims were shot in the back, so they appeared to be running away and not threatening him, as he had said.
He is a strange gung-ho type guy, which does not help his case... was an investment banker in NYC, and then volunteered. I think the prosecution will build a case that this was an "over-zealous" chap and was a trigger happy chap. Likely to be 2nd degree manslaughter, if he is not careful in his defense. -
fun experience!
brings a whole new perspective during a armed conflict when fighting in BUA with civilians.
not to mentioned the paintball fight in neo tiew. shiok!