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| adam_text | Contents
List of Illustrations
ix
Foreword
xv
Preface
xvii
Introduction
xxiii
Acknowledgments
xxxi
Part One: Return of the Dragon
Chapter
1:
The Sino-Islamist Connection
3
Chapter
2:
Burma, Thailand, and Malaysia
25
Chapter
3:
Southern Philippines and Indonesia
37
Chapter
4:
Cambodia and Laos
65
Chapter
5:
Nepal and Bangladesh
79
Chapter
6:
India and Sri Lanka
91
Chapter
7:
Pakistan and Afghanistan
107
Part Two: A Viable Containment Strategy
Chapter
8:
What Hasn t Worked in the Past
145
Chapter
9:
The Law Enforcement Dimension
157
Chapter
10:
A Thorough Investigation
163
Chapter
11:
Pursuit and Arrest
175
Chapter
12:
The Sting
183
Chapter
13:
The Only Defense Is Unconventional
191
Part Three: Prerequisite Unconventional Warfare Skills
Chapter
14:
Finding an Enemy Weakness
199
Chapter
15:
Obscure Approach
215
Chapter
16:
Disguising the Attack
237
Chapter
17:
Precluding a Counterstroke
249
Chapter
18:
Rural Escape and Evasion
281
vii
Contents
--------------------------------------------------------------——--------
Chapter
19:
Enhancing Rural Terrain
303
Chapter
20:
Urban Escape and Evasion
327
Chapter
21:
Enhancing Urban Terrain
345
Afterword
367
Notes
375
Glossary
419
Bibliography
429
About the Author
449
Name Index
451
VIII
Illustrations
Maps
Chapter
1:
The Sino-Islamist Connection
1.1:
Eastern Oil Route from Africa
5
1.2:
The Malay Peninsula Bottleneck
9
1.3:
China
10
Chapter
2:
Burma, Thailand, and Malaysia
2.1:
The New Irrawaddy Conduit
31
2.2:
Old Burma Road
32
2.3:
Towns and Boundaries in Northwest Burma
33
2.4:
Golden-Triangle Buffer
34
Chapter
3:
Southern Philippines and Indonesia
3.1:
Philippine Island Chain
39
3.2:
Indonesia
45
3.3:
Sulawesi
56
Chapter
4:
Cambodia and Laos
4.1:
Once China s Closest Ally in Southeast Asia
67
4.2:
Laos
75
Chapter
5:
Nepal and Bangladesh
5.1:
The Jewel of South Asia
80
5.2:
The Road between Lhasa and Kathmandu
81
5.3:
Easy Access to the Bay of Bengal
83
ix
Illustrations
Chapter
6:
India and Sri Lanka
6.1:
Indian Subcontinent
93
6.2:
Communist Insurgency Corridor
94
6.3:
Naxalite-Targeted Areas as of August
2006 95
6.4:
Sri Lanka
99
Chapter
7:
Pakistan and Afghanistan
7.1:
The Afghan Provinces
113
7.2:
Area of Strategic Significance to the PRC
117
7.3:
Chinese Transportation Hub
121
7.4:
The Way through Jammu-Kashmir to Afghanistan
131
7.5:
Karakoram Highway
132
7.6:
The Two Reinforcement Routes from China
134
7.7:
Close-Up of Chitral Region
135
7.8:
Close-Up of Pamir Region
138-139
Chapter
19:
Enhancing Rural Terrain
19.1:
U.S. Guerrilla-Prepared Hides
315
19.2:
U.S. Guerrilla-Prepared Conduits
318
Chapter
20:
Urban Escape and Evasion
20.1:
From Citadel s SW Corner to Phu Cam Canal
330
20.2:
Up Phu Cam s Runoff Ditch Feeders to the Ridge
333
Chapter
21:
Enhancing Urban Terrain
21.1:
The Citadel s Walls and Many Gates
347
Figures
Chapter
7:
Pakistan and Afghanistan
7.1:
U.S. Army s Strategic Studies Institute Table
114-116
Chapter
8:
What Hasn t Worked in the Past
8.1:
GIs Now Spend Too Much Time on Defense
148
χ
Chapter
10:
A Thorough Investigation
Illustrations
10.1:
The Most Common Type of Hidden Evidence
168
10.2:
Crime Scene Search Patterns
171
10.3:
Most Indoor Searches Require the Zone Method
173
Chapter
11:
Pursuit and Arrest
11.1:
POW Procedures Still Apply
179
11.2:
All Suspects Are Presumed Innocent
181
Chapter
14:
Finding an Enemy Weakness
14.1:
Al-Qaeda s Strongpoint Defense in Waziristans
203
14.2:
Fort Affords Visibility
&
Fire at Base of All Walls
204
14.3:
Eastern Sappers Crawl through Barbed Wire
209
14.4:
UW Guerrilla Course for Reconnoitering
210-211
Chapter
15:
Obscure Approach
15.1:
UW Guerrilla Instruction for Approach March
216-217
15.2:
Mounds Provide a Horizon to Foes at Their Base
217
15.3:
Lighter Backgrounds Create False Horizons
218
15.4:
The Enemy s Position Looms
219
15.5:
What s Really of Interest Is on the Inside
220
15.6:
There s Only One Safe Way to Find Out What It Is
221
15.7:
Probable Gaps in Enemy Lines
222
15.8:
Sentries Have Limitations
223
15.9:
Distracters to a Sentry s Night Vision
225
15.10:
Distracters to a Sentry s Hearing
226
15.11:
Distracters to a Sentry s Attention
227
15.12:
Distracters to a Sentry s Ability to Act
229
15.13:
Time to Go
230
15.14:
The East-Asian Stalking Approach
231
15.15:
Penetration Sequence for Objective without Wire
232
15.16:
Getting In through a Vacant Watershed Ditch
233
15.17:
Getting In through Undefended Wet Ground
234
15.18:
Getting In through Uncleared Vegetation
235
xi
Illustrations
Chapter
16:
Disguising the Attack
16.1:
Much Depends on the Lowly Bush
239
16.2:
UW Guerrilla Course for Silent Rural Attack
239-240
16.3:
Most Forward Movement Must Be by Crawling
240
16.4:
Camouflage Netting May Help near Enemy Sentry
241
16.5:
There Are Several Ways to Silently Cross Wire
242
16.6:
Even Russians Climb Trees
243
16.7:
Urban Combat Requires Structure Climbing
244
16.8:
UW Guerrilla Course for Silent Urban Attack
245-246
16.9:
Passing an Asian Sentry Is More of a Chore
246
Chapter
17:
Precluding the Counterstroke
17.1:
UW Guerrilla Instruction for Noisy Attack
251
17.2:
The Inevitable Trip Flare
251
17.3:
American UW Noisy-Assault Specialist
258
17.4:
Mission Is to Retrieve Intelligence from Bunker
260
17.5:
Squads Crawl up Parallel Covered Lanes
261
17.6:
The Enemy s Lines from Up Close
261
17.7:
Each Squad Must Make Its Own Breach
262
17.8:
Bangalores Blown When Artillery Barrage Hits
263
17.9:
Lead Man Carries M-79 and Shoots Only Forward
264
17.10:
Others with Rifles Shoot Only to Side and Down
265
17.11:
Target of the Subsequent Attack
266
17:12:
Flying Columns Stalk the Target
268
17.13:
Shooters Know Fire Sectors at Limit of Advance
270
17.14:
Shooters Crawl Up and Silently Dispatch Sentries
271
17.15:
Center Team Retrieves Intelligence from Bunker
273
17:16:
Columns Leave the Same Way They Came In
274
17.17:
Columns Converge on Bunker from All Directions
276
17.18:
All Sentries Grenaded at Once
277
17.19:
Bunker Blown to Resemble Lucky Artillery Hit
278
Chapter
18:
Rural Escape and Evasion
18.1:
UW Instruction for Rural Escape/Evasion
286-287
18.2:
U.S. Infantrymen Get No E&E Training
287
18.3:
Even Russians Learn How to Hide in Plain Sight
289
xii
Illustrations
18.4:
The Eventual Encirclement
294
18.5:
Exfiltration Is Not That Hard
295
18.6:
Five Hide in Tree As One Diverts at Hollow Stump
297
18.7:
Five Hide under Roots As One Diverts at Stream
298
18.8:
Best After-Dark Back-Up Is Fake Mortar Attack
300
18.9:
Non-Firing Rush Away from Fused Firecrackers
301
Chapter
19:
Enhancing Rural Terrain
19.1:
Hiding Places beneath the Hummocks on Iwo Jima
306
19.2:
Main Tunnel beneath Bottom Tier of Huge Rooms
306
19.3:
More Than Just a Bomb Shelter on Luzon in
1945 307
19.4:
Korean Hill Covered with Escape Chambers
308
19.5:
Secret Exit by Trapdoor to Sealed Tunnel
308
19.6:
UW Instruction on How to Enhance Rural Terrain
312
19.7:
Certain Species of Trees Have Spreading Roots
313
19.8:
One-Man Escape Chamber from Scratch
313
19.9:
Spider Hole Preparation
316
19.10:
Taking Advantage of Every Fold in the Ground
316
19.11:
Five Hide in Bramble as One Diverts at Hole
322
19.12:
All Six at Hidden Depression in Fake Minefield
323
19.13:
Flash-Bang Maze to Break Contact
325
Chapter
20:
Urban Escape and Evasion
20.1:
Storm Drains and Sewers
334
20.2:
Crawl-Spaces beneath Houses
334
20.3:
Breezeways between Buildings
335
20.4:
Basements
336
20.5:
Ventilation Ducts
336
20.6:
Eaves
337
20.7:
Roofs and Attics
338
20.8:
UW Instruction for Urban Escape/Evasion
339
20.9:
Naturally Existing Escape Routes at U.S. Outpost
341
20.10:
Secretly Leaving the Outpost Building
342
20.11:
Remotely Set Fire-and-Firecracker Diversion
343
xiii
Illustrations
■
Chapter
21:
Enhancing Urban Terrain
21.1:
UW Instruction on How to Enhance Urban Terrain
353
21.2:
Storm Drain Feeder Branches Can Be Widened
353
21.3:
Removable Back to Obvious Shelter
356
21.4:
The Beginnings of a Fake Wall
357
21.5:
Exfiltration Lanes from CAP Platoon Outpost
358
21.6:
U.S. Guerrilla-Option Urban Hides
359
21.7:
U.S. Guerrilla-Option Urban Conduits
360
21.8:
Strings of American Safe Houses
361
21.9:
With Secret Safe Room, GIs Need Not Depart
362
21.10:
Today s GIs Need Training in UW
366
Afterword
A.1: Infantry Company Training Facilitator
371
xiv
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Contents
List of Illustrations
ix
Foreword
xv
Preface
xvii
Introduction
xxiii
Acknowledgments
xxxi
Part One: Return of the Dragon
Chapter
1:
The Sino-Islamist Connection
3
Chapter
2:
Burma, Thailand, and Malaysia
25
Chapter
3:
Southern Philippines and Indonesia
37
Chapter
4:
Cambodia and Laos
65
Chapter
5:
Nepal and Bangladesh
79
Chapter
6:
India and Sri Lanka
91
Chapter
7:
Pakistan and Afghanistan
107
Part Two: A Viable Containment Strategy
Chapter
8:
What Hasn't Worked in the Past
145
Chapter
9:
The Law Enforcement Dimension
157
Chapter
10:
A Thorough Investigation
163
Chapter
11:
Pursuit and Arrest
175
Chapter
12:
The Sting
183
Chapter
13:
The Only Defense Is Unconventional
191
Part Three: Prerequisite Unconventional Warfare Skills
Chapter
14:
Finding an Enemy Weakness
199
Chapter
15:
Obscure Approach
215
Chapter
16:
Disguising the Attack
237
Chapter
17:
Precluding a Counterstroke
249
Chapter
18:
Rural Escape and Evasion
281
vii
Contents
--------------------------------------------------------------——--------
Chapter
19:
Enhancing Rural Terrain
303
Chapter
20:
Urban Escape and Evasion
327
Chapter
21:
Enhancing Urban Terrain
345
Afterword
367
Notes
375
Glossary
419
Bibliography
429
About the Author
449
Name Index
451
VIII
Illustrations
Maps
Chapter
1:
The Sino-Islamist Connection
1.1:
Eastern Oil Route from Africa
5
1.2:
The Malay Peninsula Bottleneck
9
1.3:
China
10
Chapter
2:
Burma, Thailand, and Malaysia
2.1:
The New Irrawaddy Conduit
31
2.2:
Old Burma Road
32
2.3:
Towns and Boundaries in Northwest Burma
33
2.4:
"Golden-Triangle" Buffer
34
Chapter
3:
Southern Philippines and Indonesia
3.1:
Philippine Island Chain
39
3.2:
Indonesia
45
3.3:
Sulawesi
56
Chapter
4:
Cambodia and Laos
4.1:
Once China's Closest Ally in Southeast Asia
67
4.2:
Laos
75
Chapter
5:
Nepal and Bangladesh
5.1:
The Jewel of South Asia
80
5.2:
The Road between Lhasa and Kathmandu
81
5.3:
Easy Access to the Bay of Bengal
83
ix
Illustrations
Chapter
6:
India and Sri Lanka
6.1:
Indian Subcontinent
93
6.2:
Communist Insurgency "Corridor"
94
6.3:
Naxalite-Targeted Areas as of August
2006 95
6.4:
Sri Lanka
99
Chapter
7:
Pakistan and Afghanistan
7.1:
The Afghan Provinces
113
7.2:
Area of Strategic Significance to the PRC
117
7.3:
Chinese Transportation Hub
121
7.4:
The Way through Jammu-Kashmir to Afghanistan
131
7.5:
Karakoram Highway
132
7.6:
The Two Reinforcement Routes from China
134
7.7:
Close-Up of Chitral Region
135
7.8:
Close-Up of Pamir Region
138-139
Chapter
19:
Enhancing Rural Terrain
19.1:
U.S. Guerrilla-Prepared Hides
315
19.2:
U.S. Guerrilla-Prepared Conduits
318
Chapter
20:
Urban Escape and Evasion
20.1:
From Citadel's SW Corner to Phu Cam Canal
330
20.2:
Up Phu Cam's Runoff Ditch Feeders to the Ridge
333
Chapter
21:
Enhancing Urban Terrain
21.1:
The Citadel's Walls and Many Gates
347
Figures
Chapter
7:
Pakistan and Afghanistan
7.1:
U.S. Army's Strategic Studies Institute Table
114-116
Chapter
8:
What Hasn't Worked in the Past
8.1:
GIs Now Spend Too Much Time on Defense
148
χ
Chapter
10:
A Thorough Investigation
Illustrations
10.1:
The Most Common Type of Hidden Evidence
168
10.2:
Crime Scene Search Patterns
171
10.3:
Most Indoor Searches Require the Zone Method
173
Chapter
11:
Pursuit and Arrest
11.1:
POW Procedures Still Apply
179
11.2:
All Suspects Are Presumed Innocent
181
Chapter
14:
Finding an Enemy Weakness
14.1:
Al-Qaeda's Strongpoint Defense in Waziristans
203
14.2:
Fort Affords Visibility
&
Fire at Base of All Walls
204
14.3:
Eastern Sappers Crawl through Barbed Wire
209
14.4:
UW Guerrilla Course for Reconnoitering
210-211
Chapter
15:
Obscure Approach
15.1:
UW Guerrilla Instruction for Approach March
216-217
15.2:
Mounds Provide a Horizon to Foes at Their Base
217
15.3:
Lighter Backgrounds Create "False Horizons"
218
15.4:
The Enemy's Position Looms
219
15.5:
What's Really of Interest Is on the Inside
220
15.6:
There's Only One Safe Way to Find Out What It Is
221
15.7:
Probable Gaps in Enemy Lines
222
15.8:
Sentries Have Limitations
223
15.9:
Distracters to a Sentry's Night Vision
225
15.10:
Distracters to a Sentry's Hearing
226
15.11:
Distracters to a Sentry's Attention
227
15.12:
Distracters to a Sentry's Ability to Act
229
15.13:
Time to Go
230
15.14:
The East-Asian Stalking Approach
231
15.15:
Penetration Sequence for Objective without Wire
232
15.16:
Getting In through a Vacant Watershed Ditch
233
15.17:
Getting In through Undefended Wet Ground
234
15.18:
Getting In through Uncleared Vegetation
235
xi
Illustrations
Chapter
16:
Disguising the Attack
16.1:
Much Depends on the Lowly Bush
239
16.2:
UW Guerrilla Course for Silent Rural Attack
239-240
16.3:
Most Forward Movement Must Be by Crawling
240
16.4:
Camouflage Netting May Help near Enemy Sentry
241
16.5:
There Are Several Ways to Silently Cross Wire
242
16.6:
Even Russians Climb Trees
243
16.7:
Urban Combat Requires Structure Climbing
244
16.8:
UW Guerrilla Course for Silent Urban Attack
245-246
16.9:
Passing an Asian Sentry Is More of a Chore
246
Chapter
17:
Precluding the Counterstroke
17.1:
UW Guerrilla Instruction for Noisy Attack
251
17.2:
The Inevitable Trip Flare
251
17.3:
American UW Noisy-Assault Specialist
258
17.4:
Mission Is to Retrieve Intelligence from Bunker
260
17.5:
Squads Crawl up Parallel Covered Lanes
261
17.6:
The Enemy's Lines from Up Close
261
17.7:
Each Squad Must Make Its Own Breach
262
17.8:
Bangalores Blown When Artillery Barrage Hits
263
17.9:
Lead Man Carries M-79 and Shoots Only Forward
264
17.10:
Others with Rifles Shoot Only to Side and Down
265
17.11:
Target of the Subsequent Attack
266
17:12:
Flying Columns Stalk the Target
268
17.13:
Shooters Know Fire Sectors at Limit of Advance
270
17.14:
Shooters Crawl Up and Silently Dispatch Sentries
271
17.15:
Center Team Retrieves Intelligence from Bunker
273
17:16:
Columns Leave the Same Way They Came In
274
17.17:
Columns Converge on Bunker from All Directions
276
17.18:
All Sentries Grenaded at Once
277
17.19:
Bunker Blown to Resemble Lucky Artillery Hit
278
Chapter
18:
Rural Escape and Evasion
18.1:
UW Instruction for Rural Escape/Evasion
286-287
18.2:
U.S. Infantrymen Get No E&E Training
287
18.3:
Even Russians Learn How to Hide in Plain Sight
289
xii
Illustrations
18.4:
The Eventual Encirclement
294
18.5:
Exfiltration Is Not That Hard
295
18.6:
Five Hide in Tree As One Diverts at Hollow Stump
297
18.7:
Five Hide under Roots As One Diverts at Stream
298
18.8:
Best After-Dark Back-Up Is Fake Mortar Attack
300
18.9:
Non-Firing Rush Away from Fused Firecrackers
301
Chapter
19:
Enhancing Rural Terrain
19.1:
Hiding Places beneath the Hummocks on Iwo Jima
306
19.2:
Main Tunnel beneath Bottom Tier of Huge Rooms
306
19.3:
More Than Just a Bomb Shelter on Luzon in
1945 307
19.4:
Korean Hill Covered with Escape Chambers
308
19.5:
Secret Exit by Trapdoor to Sealed Tunnel
308
19.6:
UW Instruction on How to Enhance Rural Terrain
312
19.7:
Certain Species of Trees Have Spreading Roots
313
19.8:
One-Man Escape Chamber from Scratch
313
19.9:
Spider Hole Preparation
316
19.10:
Taking Advantage of Every Fold in the Ground
316
19.11:
Five Hide in Bramble as One Diverts at Hole
322
19.12:
All Six at Hidden Depression in Fake Minefield
323
19.13:
"Flash-Bang" Maze to Break Contact
325
Chapter
20:
Urban Escape and Evasion
20.1:
Storm Drains and Sewers
334
20.2:
Crawl-Spaces beneath Houses
334
20.3:
Breezeways between Buildings
335
20.4:
Basements
336
20.5:
Ventilation Ducts
336
20.6:
Eaves
337
20.7:
Roofs and Attics
338
20.8:
UW Instruction for Urban Escape/Evasion
339
20.9:
Naturally Existing Escape Routes at U.S. Outpost
341
20.10:
Secretly Leaving the Outpost Building
342
20.11:
Remotely Set Fire-and-Firecracker Diversion
343
xiii
Illustrations
■
Chapter
21:
Enhancing Urban Terrain
21.1:
UW Instruction on How to Enhance Urban Terrain
353
21.2:
Storm Drain Feeder Branches Can Be Widened
353
21.3:
Removable Back to Obvious Shelter
356
21.4:
The Beginnings of a Fake Wall
357
21.5:
Exfiltration Lanes from CAP Platoon Outpost
358
21.6:
U.S. Guerrilla-Option Urban Hides
359
21.7:
U.S. Guerrilla-Option Urban Conduits
360
21.8:
Strings of American Safe Houses
361
21.9:
With Secret Safe Room, GIs Need Not Depart
362
21.10:
Today's GIs Need Training in UW
366
Afterword
A.1: Infantry Company Training Facilitator
371
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