FM 101-5-1
Operational Terms and Graphics
Chapter 5
Equipment Symbols
(Continued)
BUILDING AN EQUIPMENT SYMBOL
The following are example procedures for building a specific
equipment symbol. Select the basic equipment symbol. |
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Rifle/light automatic weapon (M16)
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Add horizontal lines to indicate the size or range of a
weapon: zero for small, light, or short; one for medium; or two for large,
heavy, or long.
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Medium machine gun (7.62 mm) | |
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Heavy machine gun (.50 cal)
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Add a circle in the center of the line for a grenade
launcher.
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M203 | |
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MK19 | |
If a weapon has a high trajectory, a circle is placed at
the base of the shaft. If the weapon has a flat trajectory, a chevron is
placed at the base of the shaft. |
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Medium mortar | |
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Light antitank gun | |
If the weapon is primarily for air defense, a horizontal
half circle is placed at the base of the shaft.
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Air defense missile | |
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Air defense gun | |
If the weapon is a rocket launcher, a double arrowhead is
placed at the head of the shaft. If the weapon is also a tracked,
self-propelled vehicle, a flat ellipse is placed below the weapon symbol.
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Rocket launcher | |
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Tracked, self-propelled medium howitzer | |
COMPOSITE
WEAPON SYSTEM SYMBOLS
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MODIFIERS
TYPES OF GROUND EQUIPMENT
VEHICLE SYMBOLS
AIRCRAFT/AERIAL VEHICLES
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