Form 1355 1 protective-2025

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The document is a Hasty Protective Row Minefield Record form, designed for military use to document the placement and management of minefields. It provides detailed instructions on how to identify reference points, record azimuths and distances for mine placement, and ensure proper spacing between mines. The form emphasizes the importance of security in minefield reporting and includes guidelines for marking and numbering mines.

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What is a protective minefield in the military?

Protective minefields are used to protect soldiers, equipment, supplies, and facilities from enemy attacks or other threats. Tactical minefields directly limit the enemys movements in a way that gives the defending force a positional advantage.

Do minefields have to be marked?

Mines and other explosive ordnance hazards are marked to provide a clear warning of danger to the local population. There are international legal obligations, agreed by states, to prevent civilians entering areas contaminated with mines or explosive remnants of war (ERW)1 through the use of marking and fencing.

Why are minefields marked?

Minefields are marked primarily to prevent injury to allied forces, but also to facilitate post-conflict mine clearance operations. Whenever a minefield is deployed, an accurate written record is made (DA Form 1355).

Can you do anything if you step on a landmine?

Do Not Move: If you suspect that you are standing on a land mine, do not move. Movement can trigger the mine. Stay Calm: Try to remain as calm as possible to think clearly and avoid panic. Call for Assistance: If it is safe to do so, signal for help without moving.

Are minefields legal?

U.S. law has prohibited all antipersonnel mine exports since October 23, 1992, through a series of multi-year extensions of the moratorium. The 2020 Trump administration policy states that it will not seek to transfer landmines except as provided for under US law.