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2-6. Signals to Control Convoys

  1. Traffic Control. These signals are normally used by authorized officials (civilian and military police, and personnel at traffic control points) to direct traffic. At night, these signals are given with a flashlight or a lighted wand (Figures 2-64 through 2-68).

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b. Convoy Control. In addition to traffic control personnel, convoy commanders can use arm-and-hand signals to convey messages (Figures 2-69 through 2-72).

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2-7. Signals for Recovery Operations

Although recovery operations normally involve maintenance personnel who know the arm-and-hand signals required, all soldiers should be familiar with some basic signals in order to assist in recovery (Figures 2-73 through 2-80).

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