Standard Operating Procedures

Standard Operation Procedures

COMBAT AND PRIORITIZING CONTACT:

PRIORITIZING CONTACTS…

When being engaged by a mixed or larger force than your squad you should prioritize contacts by 2 main rules.

1. WHAT CONTACT IS THE MOST IMMEDIATE THREAT

Any enemy contact that has clean eyes on you or another member of your squad/fireteam and has the full ability to deal damage and injure you is highest priority.

2. WHAT CONTACT DEALS THE MOST DAMAGE OR BIGGEST THREAT

When engaging a group of infantry you should always look for what contact does the most damage.

Ex-

Wraiths are a heavy artillery type tank and have the ability to do crippling damage to UNSC forces

Elite Spec ops- Special force infantry of the Covenant and a difficult enemy to defeat

Jackal Snipers- Have long range sniper rifles with the ability to counter our own and can do a large amount of damage to friendly forces

Hunters- Have the ability to deploy and fire heavy plasma bursts capable of killing multiple UNSC all at once

DO NOTE ALL EXAMPLES AND THIS RULE COME AFTER RULE NUMBER ONE

When calling out contacts for other detachments or the main force you should be using something similar to this format.

“Hey you, you have x3 contacts of Elites to your northwest”-Ex

“Main force you have 1x Wraith and a group of Grunts and Elites heading your way from your northwest”-Ex2 

When using Cover or breaching a building in an attempt to do CQC in a hostile environment use PIE method (See picture below)

Dealing with Classified information:
Any classified or redacted information is to be kept upon your person and not given out to anyone who isn't certified O.N.I personnel within Section 1 or 3 and with an ID verifying as such. Classified information may be discussed between ODST and anyone who is already in the know however any leaked classified information will result in arrest and interrogation via ONI.