Exercise : Varied Terrain : Search and Inspect
Situation
The mission to Pratas Islands in Taiwan-China region will require
optimal use of time on arrival...
-> NEED to drill the search and inspect tasks associated with
the variable terrain there....
...mmm...
...hmmm...
Terrain Types
1. Streets / Buildings
...carpark...
...
...
...then knock...!...
...
...would...
..
...do...
...
...and if not...!?...
...
...then go...
...
...put camera to the wall...
...then we know...
...where you in...
...
...uhhh...!?...
...
...have that exact...
...will know you're building and where...
...good proof...
...that you were there...
...in close...
...
...i know...
...i won't go in un go...!...
...they want me in un din...!...
- source: male pratas-taiwan crew personnel ?
...
...mmm...
...
...no...!...
...in and on...
...the inspection
...then gone we...
...and back in 4-months
...at maximum...!..
...owhhh...
...then do...
...by the 4- month...
...would...
...will...
...uhhh...
...if you ...we...can...
...mmmm...!...
...hmmm...
2. Bush Land Areas
...how...can't look under every...!?...
...
...uh...
...don't...
...where we...
...de...un...
...stash...
...it would...
...you'll find...
...but what...!?...
...money...
...a box...
...with our fake...
...and banknotes...!...
[ "foot lever" action by female spy type nearby ]
...
- warning of traps...
- that may...
...suck a person down...!...
...
...don't know...!!!...
... - source: male hostile
gangster type experienced
...
...i'll handle 'him...them...
...
...mmmn...
...time we [ fill one in ]...!...
...owh...
...if you...can...
...
...been there since 1901...!...
...ughhh...!?...
...
...went...
...in 3 our ilk...
...then got out...!...
...sh###t...!!...
...mmm...!...
...
...hah-hahh...!!...
...
3. Beach Areas
...duh...
...dig in our sand...
...only for a while...
...what...!?...
...uhh...!...
4. Boats and Wharves
...small...
...
...are...
...and used for fishing...
...and the like...
...
...what "the like"...?...
...
...uhhhh...
...
...you know...
...out and w#nk...
...
...no...
...in patrol...
...
...owhhh...!...
...
5. Waterways
...like what..
...the lagoon....
...inner...
...in atol...
...owhh...!?..
...then how...
...stand on high...
...photograph downwards
...on a pole...got my...!...
...my camera...
...oh will review...!...
...ehhh...
...can be clear...
...and crystal...
...in clear...
...oooh...!...
...
...
...i won't un know...!...?...
[ know our pre-inspection exercise specifics ? ]
...mmm...
... - source: male taiwan defense division
...and more...!...
...
...then and...!...
...
...use as fundamental...
...
...oh do...
...mmmn...
...
...
...been out...
...did find it like "bilko"...
...
...
[ whale watching notification ]
...
...we'll take them in...!...
...come on...!...
...
...no...!...
...keep in un big...!...
...we know you...!...
...
...owhhh...!?...
...hmmm...
...uhhh...
...keep on mission brief...
...focus...
...on that...
...anti-corruption...!...
...is...
...ahhh...
...
...
ADDENDUM
Search Methods - Bush Land Areas
...in the bush...!...
...got it low...
...between 1 and 3...
...in meter....
...mmm...
...owhh...
...eh...
1. Execute a Grid or Spiral Search Pattern
Do not search at random. Choose a geometric pattern based on your surroundings:
The Spiral Search: If you know the general radius where you dropped it, start at the center (your marked home base) and walk outward in ever-widening concentric circles. Keep your circles close together—no wider than your maximum visibility through the brush.
The Grid Search: If there is a straight path, use a lawnmower pattern. Walk a straight line parallel to the path, turn around, step a few paces into the brush, and walk back in the opposite direction.
2. Change Your Visual Perspective
Bushland camouflages shapes easily, especially if your target artifact is green, brown, or black.
Look for unnatural shapes: Nature rarely creates perfect straight lines, right angles, box latches, or zippers. Scan for geometry rather than color.
Change your height: Crouch down low to look under the brush canopy. Sometimes a storage box is completely hidden from a standing viewpoint but highly visible from knee height.
Look up: If dropped down a slope, it may have caught on a lower tree branch, a thick bush, or a rock ledge. [1, 2]
...mmmmn...
3. Scan for Disturbances in Nature
Look for the physical footprint of any stasher personnel transits through the bush:
Broken twigs or trampled grass: Look for freshly snapped branches, overturned leaves (showing their lighter undersides), or packed-down undergrowth.
Scuff marks: Check the dirt or moss for slide marks, which are common if the storage box rolled down an incline.
source: google.com
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...alright...
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...huhh...!...
...
...ahh...!...
...owhh...
...mmmmhuhh...!...
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