Ever wonder why our chemlights are green?

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Spidey01
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Ever wonder why our chemlights are green?

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) has developed a standard marking SOP for use during urban combat. It uses a combination of colors, shapes, and symbols. These markings can be fabricated from any material available. (Figure I-2 shows examples.)

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I always wondered why we dropped a green light stick lol. I think back in SWAT3 there was even a mod to make them blue haha.

NitriX
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Hmm.... I don't get the directions beside the symbols but those don't matter do they?

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Spidey01
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Depends if you ever wind up in a warzone full of NATO forces and don't want to get tapped by accident Wink

Cougar
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Nitrix,

Unlike the simulation, during a RL entry and clearing sweep/search doors are marked to indicate the status of the room behind to those coming afterward. This helps ensure no rooms are missed behind the advancing team(s). Firemen may use a similar technique in large buildings.

Actually, there is no reason the game could not include this as some other FPS let you "grafitti".

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One thing you should keep in mind though, is that you can't say any room is 100% clear, until you are in it. Even if you have already cleared it once, you never know if a tango has walked in there after you have cleared it. It doesn't happen often, but you have to be prepared for when it does.

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agreed there

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