Dubois gives Crow a small smile before asking "Lieutenant Morgenstern" to grace them with Gallian sniper and counter-sniper tactics
Blushing a little at the attention I awkwardly stand up and start reciting what I remembered about the topic.
About the placement of the shots depending on the distance, where to shoot to achieve maximum damage and what you should aim to achieve the kill "Tissue damage, organ trauma and blood loss"
In high-risk scenarios and if the situation allows it to aim for the head for an instant kill.
About snipers focusing on officers and specialists for their targets so as to cause as much disruption as possible to enemy operations or targets that pose great peril for the sniper or the operation in question, most of the time making use of the symbols of rank or their behavior( having "military servants" working on a map, using binoculars or talking and moving position frequently)and working their way in descending order by rank, if that is not possible then focusing on eliminating enemy communications.
Then focusing on elaborating on things like:
-Baiting( "dropping weapons or ammunition and engaging the person who picked it up")
-Relocating( "after firing a few shots from a certain position, snipers move unseen to another location before the enemy can determine where he or she is and mount a counter-attack, snipers frequently user this to their advantage creating an atmosphere of chaos and confusion")
-Sound Masking("Very loud sounds in the environment, such as artillery shells air bursting or claps of thunder, can often mask the sound of the shot. This technique is frequently used in clandestine operations, infiltration tactics, and guerrilla warfare")
-Psychological Warfare
And about the Counter-Sniper tactics like:
-Removing or concealing features which would otherwise indicate an officer's rank and the like
-Trying to locate the sniper´s spot ahead of time and surrounding them ("there are a few tricks to locating the hiding spot of an enemy sniper, being familiar with the terrain and searching common spots ahead of time is recommended")
-Having a friendly sniper with the squad ("So far the best counter for a sniper is another sniper, with the help of the squad the friendly sniper can triangulate the position of the enemy sniper and take care of them")
-The use of smoke screens or mortar fire to flush them out in suspected hiding spots.
-Canine help can with the appropriate training track an enemy sniper reliably.
-After the first shot it is possible to track down the direction of the bullet ¿.
And once the position of the sniper is known it is possible to deal with them using tactics like:
-Pincer attacks ("If the sniper's position is known but direct retaliation is not possible, a pair of squads can move through concealment (preferably cover) and drive the sniper toward the group containing the targets. This decreases the chances that the sniper will find a stealthy, quick escape route.")
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Rush("Also known as "Close With And Destroy." If the squad is pinned down by sniper fire and taking casualties, the order may be given to rush the sniper's position. If the sniper is too far away for a direct rush, a "rush to cover" can also be used. The squad may take casualties, but with many moving targets and a slow-firing rifle, the losses are usually small compared to holding position and being slowly picked off.")
Taking a deep breath after reciting all that I lick my lips nervously and look around to gauge the reactions of everyone.