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Verbal commands and signals

TERMS & EXPLANATION
“STATUS!” Signal by an element leader that requires all members to report
whether their sectors are clear and if they are prepared to continue
the mission.
“CLEAR!” Signal given by individuals to report their sector is clear.
“UP!” Signal given by individuals to report they are ready to continue the
mission (weapon loaded, equipment accounted for).
“ROOM CLEAR!” Signal from team leader to team members, squad leader, and
follow-on teams that the room is secure and cleared.
“COMING OUT!” Signal given by an individual or team that they are about to exit a
room.
“COME OUT!” Reply given by security element or follow-on team that it is safe to
exit the room.
“COMING IN!” Signal given by an individual who is about to enter an occupied
room.
“COME IN!” Reply given by an occupant of a room stating it is safe to enter.
“COMING UP (DOWN)! Signal given by an individual or team that is about to ascend or
descend a stairway.
“COME UP (DOWN)!” Reply given by security element that it is safe to ascend or
descend a stairway.
“MAN DOWN!” Signal given when an individual has been wounded or injured and
cannot continue his mission.
“SHORT ROOM!” Signal given by either the number 1 man or the number 2 man to
indicate a small room, and that all team members should not enter.
“GRENADE!” A command given by any soldier, when an enemy grenade has
been thrown. All soldiers need to take immediate actions. Although
difficult, the soldier should identify the location of the grenade, if
possible.
“GO LONG!” A command given by one member of the team to tell another team
member to take up security farther into the room or farther down a
hallway.
“GUN DOWN” A signal given when an individual’s weapon has malfunctioned and
is being corrected.
“GUN UP” A signal given when an individual has corrected a malfunction and
is ready for action.
“RELOADING” A signal given when an individual is reloading any weapon system.
This signal is followed by “GUN UP” when ready.















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