text: Chapter 4
  NO DAMAGE
  4-139. If no damage occurs, no loss of functionality occurs.
  DAMAGE
  4-140. A breach, break, or puncture in the face of the lock or dam affects functionality immediately in
  the form of a leak, whose size depends on the amount of damage.
  DESTRUCTION
  4-141. Loss of the lock or dam causes an immediate flood, which is total functional failure.
  DISTILLATION TOWERS
  4-142. Distillation tower targets include the tower and all associated equipment.
  PHYSICAL DAMAGE
  4-143. When reporting physical damage to a specific tower, also report damage level of equipment
  directly associated with the tower. This equipment usually includes one or more furnaces, heat
  exchangers, or condensers; and elevated pipe ways. If possible, also report damage level of the control
  building associated with the distillation tower.
  No Damage
  4-144. Military action has caused no apparent damage.
  Light Damage
  4-145. Military action has caused no apparent penetration of tower shell or disruption to piping
  connections. Portions of the insulation covering the tower shell appear damaged or scorched.
  Moderate Damage
  4-146. Military action has left the tower shell standing, but has penetrated the tower or deformed or
  severed piping connections.
  Destruction
  4-147. Military action has at least partially collapsed or toppled the tower.
  FUNCTIONAL DAMAGE
  4-148. The effects of damaging a distillation tower on the target’s production capabilities depend on
  the specific functions of the towers such as primary distillation or secondary processing. The team
  reports functional damage of a distillation tower in terms of the time required to repair or replace it and
  the specific production capabilities denied in the meantime. The team must also report damage to
  equipment directly associated with a distillation tower, because the results could compare to significant
  damage to the tower.
  MILITARY EQUIPMENT
  4-149. This applies to equipment whether deployed or in depot:
  DEFINITIONS
  • Armored vehicles include tanks and armored personal carriers.
  • Artillery includes field and antiaircraft artillery systems, both towed and self propelled.
  • Trucks include all types of nonarmored vehicles, whether used for land transportation, and C2.