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CBTRY
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CM missions can be described as degrading sensor capability, delaying or breaking momentum and force cohesiveness, cutting depot and resupply operations, keeping a force suppressed to limit its return fire, counterbattery fire to attack ground-based artillery, sealing gaps in nonlinear battlelines, or disrupting command and control.
Firing fewer rounds also will decrease the crews' susceptibility to counterbattery fires, increasing their survivability.
Preaccident aviation * Ground accident * Notification matrixes * Ammunition supply point (ASP) * Lifesaver drill * Nuclear, biological, and chemical response * Perimeter security--incorporate different modern technologies ranging from a combination of base defense systems (such as the Q36 counterbattery radar system and Sentinel[R] aircraft tracking system) and base security systems (such as the wide-area-surveillance thermal imager and Tactical Automated Security System).
 
 
 
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