Military-Style Hand Signals.
 

Not exactly sure how much this could be used in the field, although it has great potential...

US Military hand signals for Ground Forces.

Neat stuff, Enjoy.

http://stevespages.com/zip/united_st...ember_1987.zip

Hand signals do get used.

we use hand signals grey, when your close enough you dont want to give away your position w/ radio chatter or when your scouting and not sure where the enemy is, but you know theyre close.

although these arent applicable, the swat hand signals are, heres the mock ones, i dont have the real versions... enjoy.

Yes... I know hand signals are used... that IS what I said, no? I'm not the one asking.

Not to say that they are NOT used... but perhaps an outline to go over so these signals can be used MORE.

the guys i play with use VERY basic hand signals. like i see X number of people in this direction at this distance and they're opfor or friendly thats it really anything other signal is made up on the spot.

Basic signals that tend to be used relate to "I see something" followed by pointing in the direction of the sighting. "I hear something", followed by pointing. Directional hand signals for movement, etc.
They are pretty universal and easy to learn in a few minutes.
More elaborate signal systems can be learned with more time.

speaking of hand signals...

http://www.unconventional-airsoft.co...andSignals.php

Wow, you know what? I think that's the same thing swatt13 already posted.... TFCO.

sry didn't see that... damn comp's broken :P

These signals might be better for the types of scenarios airsofters get involved in. Communicating tactical infantry movement as well as identifying the direction and number of threats silently can be key.

Many thanks to Practical Airsoft.

Practical Airsoft's signals sound like they are based on British Territorial Army signals, but I couldn't give a damn. So long as they get the job done.

:)

There's a few missing, but here ya go.

Our team uses a combination of custom and basic hand signals which I find a lot of people prefer to stick to. Using the more complex ones are fun to do and helpful in the right situations, but sadly there aren't as many people who are familiar with them...either that or everyone just assumes no one else knows them.

That's the lamest excuse for a repost OF A REPOST that I've EVER seen...

Us hand signals?

Can we get a soldier in here to compare please?

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