Combat Tracking Guide
John Hurth
Jan 2012 · Stackpole Books
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About this eBook
- The first book on tracking in a combat situation that includes suggestions for integrating visual tracking operations into existing military doctrine in addition to the boots-on-the-ground detail necessary for soldiers who perform those operations
- How to visually track an armed individual or group in a combat situation for the purposes of gaining intelligence, locating the enemy, and/or killing them
- Packed with photographs and carefully crafted diagrams
- A functional, readable manual for soldiers, trackers, military organizations, affiliates, and enthusiasts around the world
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About the author
John Hurth is a retired U.S. Army Special Forces soldier who was awarded the Bronze Star. He is president of and chief instructor at the TYR Group, which specializes in teaching visual tracking, close combat, and combat surveillance techniques. He lives in Lafayette, Louisiana.
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