Field Engineering or Field Defence
Field Engineering or Field Defence
Security forces have to fortify themselves during peace and war, so that
their weapons and soldiers can be kept safe. Every soldier should
have knowledge about eight field engineering so that he can make it when needed and use them with confidence.
Principles of Field defence
Following are the main principles of field strengthening –
Effective Use of Arms-
Field defence should be designed in such a way that
arms can be used effectively on the enemy.
For this, the area of fire should be set up to the effective range of the
weapon.
Defence-
Fortification should be done in such a way that it can be protected from
small arms of the enemy.
The size of soil excavated for rescue is as follows: –
1. Small Arms
Fire – 1.50 meter in front of the mud mattress.
2. Shell splitter
and air blast – 0.05 meter above mud banker.
3. Field Cannon Shot – 1.20-meter mud.
4. Medium Gun
Shot – 1.80-meter mud.
Camouflage and Concealment-
Through camouflage and concealment,
soldiers provide equipment, equipment and themselves in such a way that the
enemy cannot recognize them.
For this the following things should be kept in mind-
1.The layout may
keep the land in its natural state and do not leave it excessively.
spread the dug soil on the ground.
2.Protect from aerial photo by applying sticky nets and nets.
3.Take measures to remove the shine of shiny objects.
4.Use the popular
route as much as possible and use telephone wire on this route only.
Digging Tools
1.
Axe Pick G.S.
2.
Shovel G.S.
3.
Entrenching
Tools
4.
Hammer Sledge
5.
Bar crow
Knots
Knot is used to secure the two ends of a rope and
to join two ropes. NCC cadets use knots for making nets, making bridges, tying
bandages, making ladders, etc. Therefore, cadets should be proficient in tying
knots.
Characteristics of Proper Knot: –
Following are the characteristics of a good knot-
1.The knot should be
strong so that it does not move when pulled
2.Knots should be functional and easy to put on.
3.If there is a need to open the knot, then it can be easily
opened.
4.In general, reef knots should be used when knotting.
Some Main Knots
1.
Figure Eight
Knots
2.
Thumb Knots
3.
Clove Hitch
4.
Reef Knot
5.
Sheet Band
6.
Bow Line
7.
Fisherman’s
Knot
8.
Sheep Shank
9.
Two Half Hitch
10. Round Turn Two
Half Hitch
11. Timber Hitch
12. Draw Hitch
13. Chair Knot
Lashing-
Ties are used to tie two or more than two bars
together.
Combinations are of the following
types: –
1.
Sheare Lashing
–
Parallel tie is used to increase the length by
locking two sticks together.
2.
Square Lashing-
Square tie-down is used when the weight of
one stick rests on the other stick.
To apply this alliance, first put a knot on
one stick, then put it on the other stick and wrap it
5-6 times in one direction. And finally close it with a knot in the stick.
3.
Diagonal Lashing-
Also called Combination by joining for
this, tie two loops together that pull each other
Together.
4.
Figure Eight
Lashing-
This combination is used to
braze the ends of 2 or 3 sticks.