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Mortar Team Tactics and Weapons 11 Charlie "Hang it!"

The M224 60mm Mortar is a portable barrel that ground troops carry into battle and fire at a high angle up to 3,000 meters away right into the lap of the enemy. In this video we’ll learn about the tactics and weapons employed by mortar teams, what makes them different from other ground forces and where the future of mortar power is going. Edited by Rebecca Rosen inquiries: [email protected] Stalk the host:   / cappyarmy   Join Our Discord Channel To Yell At Me:   / discord   (we did buy the rights to the stock images in this video we used the version with the stock image water mark on it because that's funnier to us. Because we don't have a great sense of humor okay? Point is we bought the images go ahead and check under my email address) For those who don’t know, the infantry is segmented into two designations, the 11 bravos and 11 charlies. The Charlie types are given additional weeks of training on how to operate the three different mortar systems. This weapon has had more play in the War in Afghanistan than it has in Iraq. Many moons ago the infantry was split into even more sections with 11 Hotel being responsible for heavy anti-tank weapons. Basically the Army decided to patch the game and consolidate a bunch of the classes down to just the two. #military #weapons #mortars Mortar teams traditionally employ 60, 81 and 120mm mortars in teams of three soldiers. They can fire thirty of the 60 mm rounds per minute for 4 minutes and then 20 rounds per minute for a sustained rate of fire due to over heating limitations. The mortar element is usually used at the us army infantry company level, a company has 100 soldiers. Task & Purpose Gaming Channel:    / @taskpurposegaming9928   Military Conspiracies Channel:    / @taskpurpose1stsquad   Want more fun military content and news? Follow Task & Purpose! Facebook:   / taskandpurpose   Instagram:   / taskandpurpose   Twitter:   / taskandpurpose   https://taskandpurpose.com/