Is there a breaching tactic that involves only one person?

ezekill said:

Is there a breaching tactic that involves only one person?

Sometimes, you just gotta go it alone. Her partner could be just out of the shot though, or she could just be training?

ezekill said:

Is there a breaching tactic that involves only one person?

The US Navy seals infiltrate bases with no more than 5 man team. Most tactics are divide and conquer. Most of the time it's less than that. This could be one of those tactics.

Diabolicwave said:

The US Navy seals infiltrate bases with no more than 5 man team. Most tactics are divide and conquer. Most of the time it's less than that. This could be one of those tactics.

Thing is, that's the modern German camo, and I'm not too sure on how they operate. But when clearing a building, sometimes you do have to go solo in areas. Just depends on the situation.

She could have been split up from her team. Although I don't know why she's shooting the door open since that'll make way to much noise and just an overall stupid thing to do during infiltration, at least if you're split up.

There's nothing particularly subtle about breaching to clear. If a breaching round to the doorknob allows more room for violence of action than other means, a breaching round to the doorknob it is. (Sneaking around, in whatever form, is a different story, of course, but not the kind of story to which are generally brought laden plate carriers, packs, and breaching shotguns.)

Although, apart from the actual roof (unusual), the construction of the facility (concrete walls; cheap knotty plywood doors with cheap residential doorknobs) implies a shoot house and training anyway.