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DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
S3 BATTLE STAFF
Headquarters
7th Cavalry Regiment
COMBAT AFTER ACTION REPORT
S3 BATTLE STAFF
Headquarters
7th Cavalry Regiment
COMBAT AFTER ACTION REPORT
Name of Combat Mission: Operation Scotland II
Campaign of Combat Mission: 17th Parallel
Number Within Campaign: 1/?
Game: ARMA 3
Server Hosted on: ARMA 3 Training Server 1
Date of Combat Mission: 23APR22
Time of Combat Mission (Zulu): 2000Z
Mission OIC: Colonel Tharen.R
Mission Controller: Specialist Coots.J
Attendees:
Colonel Tharen.R
Chief Warrant Officer 3 Langlois.R
First Sergeant Geki.T
Staff Sergeant Couvillion.T
Staff Sergeant Guerra.J
Staff Sergeant Saint.Z
Sergeant Maco.D
Sergeant Otel.J
Sergeant Raeder.U
Sergeant Stetchkov.A
Sergeant Terp.J
Corporal Borenstein.B
Corporal Connelly.M
Corporal Gerrish.T
Corporal Kastor.K
Corporal Lucander.P
Corporal Novak.I
Corporal Varnado.J
Corporal Whitehead.B
Specialist Bates.J
Specialist Boyd.M
Specialist Coots.J
Specialist Dunn.W
Specialist Eugene.R
Specialist Ewing.R
Specialist Holiday.T
Specialist Norman.B
Specialist Phillips.B
Specialist Bishop.C
Specialist Stanley.K
Specialist Swagger.J
Specialist Turner.L
Specialist Vincent.L
Specialist Weiss.S
Private First Class Bowman.B
Private First Class Gibbs.J
Private First Class Hilberg.A
Private First Class Sam.T
Private First Class Zeoli.D
Private Collins.A
Private Moon.P
Pros:
- Mission accomplished! Successfully defended the firebase against an overwhelming enemy force for ~2 hours.
- Really enjoyed the defense mission and the consistent enemy mortars (especially at the beginning)
- Atlas/medics did a great job setting up a CCP and treating casualties; Golf squads also did a great job CASEVAC'ing casualties to the CCP
- Resupply was scarce and leaders did a great job managing limited supplies as best they could to keep up the defense
- Squad compositions were too big at 12 troopers. For gameplay/logistical reasons, our traditional 9 man squads would be better because we do not have the numbers to support a 50+ man platoon for a private op. 3 squads of ~9 would have been better than 2 squads of 12, etc.
- Medics (platoon medic + Atlas) were missing a lot of gear/permissions at mission start
- Not enough guns/troopers to cover the entire firebase
- Communication with Golf squads could have been better with more contact/SITREP/ACE reports - calls of troops in contact was especially lacking from some squads
- Lack of qualified rotary pilots/crew led to issues with a vital resupply/re-insert/CAS missions under fire which led to problems (and those that volunteered to take up this role did the best they could)
- Some troopers went outside the wire and/or went by themselves to lone wolf against the enemy and did not follow orders from their SL's/command
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