text: Chapter 11
  Figure 11-7. One-side landing zone rush (squads in same chalk) trail landing formation
  Advantages
  11-45. A one-sidelandingzonerush—
  (cid:122) Movestheunitoffthedangerareaquickly.
  (cid:122) Facilitatescontrol.
  (cid:122) Maintainsmomentumandislessvulnerabletoindirectfires.
  (cid:122) Simplifiesestablishingzonesofresponsibilityonthelandingzone.
  (cid:122) Minimizesaircraftcross-loadingplans.
  (cid:122) Allowsdoorgunnerofoff-loadingand follow-onserialsto engageenemyonthefarside ofthe
  landingzone.
  (cid:122) Clearsthelandingzonequicklyforfollow-onlifts.
  Disadvantages
  11-46. Theunitexecuting a one-sidelandingzonerushisvulnerabletodirect fireweaponswhilemoving
  offthelandingzone.
  TWO-SIDELANDINGZONERUSH
  11-47. Aircraftloadingoptionstoconsiderwhenusing a two-sidelandingzonerushare:
  (cid:122) Splitthesquadacrosstwochalks,witheachfireteamexitingthe samedoor.(Seefigure11-8.)
  (cid:122) Keep each chalk as a pure squad, with even-numbered chalks exiting the right door and odd-
  numberedchalksexitingtheleftdoororviceversa.(Seefigure11-9,page11-13.)
  11-48. Upon exiting the aircraft and dropping to the prone position, Soldiers recover from the prone
  position and move immediately with their squad to a covered and concealed position in wedge or other
  formationdesignated by their squad leader. Squads assemble at designated rallypoints and then move to