Communications - Smoke Signalling - UNITAF Force Manual (FM)

FM/C86 - Communications - Smoke Signalling
The FM outlines our core skills, policies and guides to ensure every member stands ready for the mission ahead.

Chapters

About the Force Manual (FM)

Temporary Role Card Requirements
28

Role Cards and FTS3
1

Introduction to UNITAF

Welcome to UNITAF
5

The UNITAF Way
32

Code of Conduct
6

Joining and participation
5

Unit structure and organisation
11

Deploying on operations
23

Progression
8

Feedback
4

Contributing to UNITAF

Universal Concepts

Engaging the enemy
19

Target recognition
18

Navigation
15

Combat elements
16

Marksmanship
10

Survival
5

Communications

Verbal Communications
18

Radio Communications
28

Reports
9

Smoke Signalling
1

Tactics

Formations
11

Movement
9

Phasing

Offensive tactics

Defensive tactics
2

Urban tactics
14

Vehicle tactics
34

Air tactics
30

Leadership

Leadership basics
20

Leadership of combat elements
34

Team tactics and theory
41

Leadership of field elements
15

Equipment

Small arms
3

Weapon attachments

Personal equipment
10

Man-portable launcher systems
37

Crew served weapons

Explosives

Medical Operations

First aid
20

Advanced medical procedures
40

Casualty management
11

Vehicles

Light vehicles

Armoured vehicles

Rotary-wing aircraft
20

Fixed-wing aircraft
6

Tiltrotor aircraft

Naval craft

Unmanned systems

Vehicle-mounted weapons

Logistics
Reconnaissance

Long range shooting
53

Planning and Execution

Theatres and Campaigns

Loadouts and Factions
29

Deployment planning
2

Deployment execution
46

Chapters

About the Force Manual (FM)

Temporary Role Card Requirements
28

Role Cards and FTS3
1

Introduction to UNITAF

Welcome to UNITAF
5

The UNITAF Way
32

Code of Conduct
6

Joining and participation
5

Unit structure and organisation
11

Deploying on operations
23

Progression
8

Feedback
4

Contributing to UNITAF

Universal Concepts

Engaging the enemy
19

Target recognition
18

Navigation
15

Combat elements
16

Marksmanship
10

Survival
5

Communications

Verbal Communications
18

Radio Communications
28

Reports
9

Smoke Signalling
1

Tactics

Formations
11

Movement
9

Phasing

Offensive tactics

Defensive tactics
2

Urban tactics
14

Vehicle tactics
34

Air tactics
30

Leadership

Leadership basics
20

Leadership of combat elements
34

Team tactics and theory
41

Leadership of field elements
15

Equipment

Small arms
3

Weapon attachments

Personal equipment
10

Man-portable launcher systems
37

Crew served weapons

Explosives

Medical Operations

First aid
20

Advanced medical procedures
40

Casualty management
11

Vehicles

Light vehicles

Armoured vehicles

Rotary-wing aircraft
20

Fixed-wing aircraft
6

Tiltrotor aircraft

Naval craft

Unmanned systems

Vehicle-mounted weapons

Logistics
Reconnaissance

Long range shooting
53

Planning and Execution

Theatres and Campaigns

Loadouts and Factions
29

Deployment planning
2

Deployment execution
46

FM/G95 - Basic Smoke Colours

Skill

FM/BS-475 - Recognize the meaning of basic smoke colors

Skill

Recognize the following meanings of smoke colors:

Smoke Color	Meaning	Carried by
Red	Enemy Position	Team leaders+, FAC
Blue	Friendly Position/LZ	Team leaders+, FAC
Green	LOGPACK/Ammo drop	Support callsigns
Purple	MASCAS/MEDEVAC LZ	All medical roles
Orange	Damaged Vehicle in need of repairs	All crew roles
White	Concealment	All infantry
Black	Only used by OPFOR	OPFOR
Yellow	Used for specific purpose laid out in OPORD	Friendly

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