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combat patrol

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For ground forces, a tactical unit sent out from the main body to engage in independent fighting; detachment assigned to protect the front, flank, or rear of the main body by fighting if necessary. Also called fighting patrol. See also combat air patrol; patrol; reconnaissance patrol.


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He also found himself serving as a Forward Air Controller, one of those stalwarts who inches his way through dense woods with the combat patrols, calling artillery and air strikes down upon the enemy.
 
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