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    Reg. No. CZ.1.07/2.2.00/28.0326

    Subject:

    TACTICS FOR THE FIELD ARTILLERY (7. and 8. semester)

    Form of study:

    full-time

    Subjetc´s goals:

    Study of the course focuses on the principles of the field artillery use in combat, command and control of artillery units (formations) in operations, and in fire support to troops.

    Learning outcomes:

    • skills:

    The students:

    - solves the problem of performing the tasks of fire support to troops,
    - assesses the ability of the field artillery units and submit proposals for their use,
    - addresses the fundamental calculations in the use of the field artillery units,
    - applies principles of camouflage and protection of troops in command of an artillery unit
    - establishes regulations, measures and orders to meet the fire support tasks,
    - command and controls activities of the field artillery units in operations up to battery level.

    • abilities:

    The students:

    - discusses the artillery mission in combat operations, 
     - describes the principles of fire support planning and  coordination,
    - presents the structure of the decision-making process of the commander, the structure of operation order, and the time processing rules and other calculations,
    - describes the principles of operational planning,
    - explains the combat support and service support to artillery operations,
    - presents the historical development of artillery.

    • competences:

    The graduates in the subject:

    - is able to apply the principles of combat employment of the field artillery units in accordance with the tactical situation and the set tasks and propose its effective use to superiors,
    - is able to command, organize and manage the activities of subordinates in the course of preparation for, and in the combat operations; issue regulations, orders, commands and  reports (returns),

    Subject continuity:

    Predecessors:

    - Preparation In Field I and II
    - Activities Of Artillery Units
    - Reconnaissance, Topographical And Meteorological Activities of Artillery
    - Fire Control

    Conditions for successful completion of the course:

    		 7th term - credit - individual, written (written examination, paper on the  history of artillery and its presentation)
    8th term – exam – individual, oral (at the end of the term)

    Basic literature:

    AArtyP-5(A). NATO Indirect Fire System Tactical Doctrine (STANAG 2484). NSA, 2011.

    AArtyP-1(A). Artillery Procedures (STANAG 2934). NSA, 2004.

    APP 6(C). NATO Joint Military Symbology (STANAG 2019). NSA, 2011.

    AAP-6, NATO Glossary of Terms and Definitions (STANAG 3680), NSA, 2007.

    STANAG 2014. Formats for Orders and Designation of Timings, Locations and Boundaries, NSA, 2000.

    Recommended readings:

    Doktrína Armády České republiky. 3. vydání. Praha: MO, 2013. 158 s.

    Pub-31-10-01. Pozemní síly v operacích. Vyškov: O.doktrín VeV-VA, 2011. 294 s.

    Pub-31-10-02. Taktika pozemních sil. Vyškov: O.doktrín VeV-VA, 2011. 337 s.

    Pub-35-11-01/02/03 Taktika družstva/čety/roty. Vyškov: Správa doktrín ŘeVD, 2008.

    Pub-35-14-01. Bojové použití dělostřelectva. Vyškov: O.doktrín VeV-VA, 2013. 203 s.

    Pub-74-14-01. Pravidla střelby a řízení palby. Vyškov: Sp.doktrín ŘeVD, 2007. 256 s.

  • Topic: T 1 - Introduction to the subject study

    Course Objectives: To define place of the subject within the module program study, its content, importance, course organization, basic learning materials and learning outcomes validation methods. Basic information on the ACR artillery organization, equipment and perspectives.

     

    Content:

    1. Place, the meaning, and content of the Tactics for the Field Artillery course

    2. Organization of teaching and validation of learning outcomes

    3. Basic study literature

    4. Field artillery characteristics, its place and role

  • Topic: T 2 - Historical overview of the field artillery development

    Course Objectives: To describe the development of artillery from the fire arms predecessors to the early 20th century.

      

    Content

    1. The Legend of St. Barbara

    2. Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages

    3. 14th & 15th century

    4. 16th & 17th century

    5. 18th century

    6. 19th century

    7. 20th century

    8. Conclusion

  • Topic: T 3 - Groundings of the field artillery mission in operations

    Course Objectives: Set up basic terms and definitions, doctrinal groundings and principles of the field artillery combat employment.

     

    Content:

    1. Basic terms and definitions of the Field artillery (FA) and Fire support (FS)

    2. Artillery fire and its effects

    3. Military symbology for the Field artillery

    4. Doctrinal groundings for the Field artillery combat employment

    5. Principles of the Field artillery combat employment

  • Topic: T 4 - Reconnaissance of routes and areas for the field artillery movement and positioning

    Course Objectives:

    1. Definition of reconnaissance
    2. To explain principles and methods of reconnaissance execution of movement routes and areas for the field artillery

    Content

    1. Reconnaissance
    2. Reconnaissance of the field artillery positioning area
    3. Reconnaissance of the filed artillery areas
    4. Reconnaissance of the movement routes

  • Topic: T 5 - Cannon in combat

    Course Objectives:

    To define tasks for cannon (mortar) in assembly of a field artillery platoon (battery).

    Content

    1. Tasks for cannon (mortar) in the assembly of artillery platoon (battery)
    2. Cannon (mortar) during the attack
    3. Cannon (mortar) during the defense
    4. Combat security of cannons (mortars)

  • Topic: T 6 - Field artillery platoon and/or battery in operations

    Course Objectives: Place and role of the field artillery battery (platoon) in fire support to a task force.

     

    Content:

    1. Grouping of artillery for fire support to task forces

    2.  Combat formation

    3. Combat capabilities

  • Topic: T 7 - Combat and combat service support to the field artillery battery in operations

    Course Objectives:

    To describe combat and combat service support to the field artillery units in operations.

      

    Content

    1. Combat support service of troops
    2. Combat support of field artillery troops
    3. Security of field artillery troops

  • Topic: T 8 - Field artillery platoon and/or battery commanding procedures

    Course Objectives: To describe command and control system, command and control processes and the combat documents to command an artillery battery.

     

    Content

    1. The field artillery command system

    2. Command and control processes

      1. Preparing of the field artillery battery for combat

      2. Field artillery management during the combat

           3.  Documents for command

  • Topic: T 9 - Field artillery platoon and/or battery tactical movements

    Course Objectives: Place and role of the field artillery platoon and/or battery at the tactical movement.

     

    Content:

    1. Tactical movements

    2. Tactical movements along routes in combat zone

    3. Security and self-defense during movements

    4. Principals and norms for FA units movement

    5. Movement formations of FA units

    6. Planning and preparation of FA battery for movement

    7. Battery activities during tactical movement

  • Topic: T 10 - Field artillery platoon and battery deployment outside the combat zone

    Course Objectives:

    To define place and role of the field artillery platoon and/or battery in the deployment area outside the combat zone. 

     

    Content

      1. Deployment outside the combat zone
      1. Preparation of deployment outside the combat zone
      1. Take on deployment outside the combat zone
      1. Activities in deployment outside the combat zone

  • Topic: T 11 - Field artillery platoon and battery in defensive operations

    Course Objectives: The place and role of the task force´s artillery in fire support to defensive operations.

     

    Content:

    1. Place and role of FA battery in defensive tactical activities

    2. Fire support tasks in the course of defence

    3. System of fire engagement

    4. Combat formation

    5. Maneuver in the course of defence

    6. Tactics and procedures in the course of defence

    7. Battery commanding procedures in the course of defence

    8. Delay operations

    9. Tactics and procedures for defence in specific conditions

  • Topic: T 12 - Field artillery platoon and battery in offensive operations

    Course Objectives: The place and role of the task force´s artillery in fire support to offensive operations

    Content:

    1. Place and role of FA battery in offensive tactical activities

    2. Fire support tasks in the course of attack

    3. Combat formation

    4. Maneuver in the course of attack

    5. Tactics and procedures in the course of attack

    6. Relief in place and replacement of troops 

    7. Battery command in the course of attack

    8. Tactics and procedures for other offensive activities and specific terrain or conditions.