Two techniques SRT may use to move corners

• A. Step Out and the high low
• B. Drift and lean
• C. Cut and cover
• D. Move and glance

Answer: (A)

Moving around corners relies on gaining sight while controlling exposure. Step Out lets you briefly expose just enough to assess the scene and identify threats without committing to a full blind turn. The high-low method then lets you switch between a low stance to stay as hidden as possible and a higher stance to improve your view over obstacles. Using both together gives you reliable information about what’s around the corner while keeping your profile down, which is essential in SRT operations.

Other terms don’t fit this specific corner-movement concept. Drift and lean isn’t a standard, well-defined cornering technique; cut and cover is more about crossing open space with a covering element than the deliberate peeking and line-of-sight management used around corners; move and glance is vague and doesn’t capture the structured approach to minimizing exposure while gaining visibility.