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THULS - D3- Degraded Operations (Artillery)

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THULS - D3- Degraded Operations (Artillery)

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Topic	Cards	Description
Degraded Operations	15	Provides tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) for operating under degradation. It includes: Introduction and Problem Statement: Defines D3 threats and training for decentralized command and control (C2). Specific Degradation Scenarios: Jamming: Countermeasures for electronic jamming at battalion, regiment, and division levels, including radar and tactical data links. GPS Spoofing/Denial: Procedures for artillery batteries and regiments without reliable GPS, using manual backups. EMP (Electromagnetic Pulse): Recovery from pulse-induced failures. Cyber Attacks: Checklists for battalion, battery, radar, and tactical control party (TCP) units. Degraded Procedures: Movement management, position error isolation/transfer, terrain-based gun corrections. Targeting, counter fire, and threat indicator checklists. "Stone Age" examples: Low-tech fallbacks like manual fire direction and visual aiming. Event reporting (e.g., 4-line degraded event format).