Dawn Ambush

Footage from a dawn ambush, from a few years ago in Texas on a HEAT 2 Combat Patrol class. The exercise involved an overnight patrol, patrol base, and occupation of the ambush position prior to daylight. There are several ways to run a linear ambush; in this case, this was an 'attack by fire' without an assault into the ambush killing area.

Targets are electronic pop up targets, to simulate enemy initially into the kill zone, and to trigger 'watch and shoot' from the ambush.

Can anyone spot the difference in the withdrawal portion between how I usually teach it?

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