CQB 101 part 1 - Basic Room Types, Entries and Area Of Responsibility

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[@Ureyeuh]

This is close to being correct. Context matters in CQB, and in this scenario, we are only seeing 2-man room clearing, but it's pretty good. Nice work TT.

[@recovery1-168]

The closest I have seen to this is when someone wrote this out on a ready or not forum, this is awesome visuals/ explanation

[@laflemme7247]

Just something to note is that you dont want your field of fire to have your buddy in it. You can shift it so that their FOF aren't encompassing friendlies at all

[@tinkerbell3813]

Wow what a great video. Thank you for making this!

[@rover548]

Pretty good explanations man, though with a center-fed room and no red zones, running the second wall only shuts down sectors of fire. Though 1st mans never wrong and ways to skin a cat and all that jazz :)

[@tacticooltaco]

Nice analysis

[@MGreen18F]

Very nice work and well explained. This would make a very cool Power Point!

[@selfpolicing]

Very good info! Thanks.

[@flaviocosta3682]

Exactly what i was searching for. Thanks.

[@tacticooltaco]

You’re welcome and thanks for watching!

[@thesaintsrowspartan]

Great job man, you should apply some of the stuff you've talked about on a map and talk about it. And talk about how these tactics can be easily modified in the heat of battle, depending on terrain. Not all times you'd want to have a man running up all the way to two sperate corners. There's also the single wall clear which is also, a good tactic to use.

[@POSIDN-cv1qq]

Also known as strong wall, 1 makes the call taking the path of least resistance 2 goes opposite

[@tacticooltaco]

Strong wall can also be done with 1 man button hooking

[@thesaintsrowspartan]

@@tacticooltaco I would suggest using the cross method. I would use the button hook in select situations. The button hook is dangerous due to the unknown corner you take. If you have a teammate on the opposite side, he can tell if there's an enemy, but it's too risky. Showing your barrel before you breach, the handling of your gun to shoulder or even in canting styles of shooting, makes it risky. Just a thought. :)

[@tacticooltaco]

@@thesaintsrowspartan you can retract your weapon or go to a low/high ready if you buttonhook, i agree that cross entries are better and faster but if a doorway is very wide you can use cross coverage and exchange threats

[@NFC3SPECTRO]

very nice!!! thanks for your work and time!!

[@mrsnake4979]

a pretty nice one about CQB in their aspect, thanks for that.

[@shoegazzzzzeeee]

Noice. Hope to see more ❤️

[@ryean1_aus]

Nice job man.

[@notadogFrFr]

Nice good made

[@robertofernandez9854]

Point man on corner fed should always buttonhook

[@tacticooltaco]

And why is that?

[@shoegazzzzzeeee]

@@tacticooltaco idk

[@robertofernandez9854]

Fatal funnel goes both ways not likely for someone to be sitting right in front of the door plus that other corner should be the first priority entering the room

[@tacticooltaco]

You can clear the unknown without moving towards it/entering it

[@jaegerschnuerle5661]

Cool graphics, what program?

[@tacticooltaco]

For editing Davinci resolve

[@virtuallyreal5849]

If you are referring to the game, it's Door Kickers 2 :)

[@Crxcket]

Noice