However, it is a unit move andthe principles of unit movement operations discussed in this FM prevail. UNIT MOVEMENT ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES 1-3. The remainder of this chapter outlines the duties and responsibilities of key personnel duringthe coordination and planning of unit movement operations. 1-4.
A swamp is a wetland that is dominated by woody plants (shrubs and trees). Swamps are often near rivers or streams. These rivers and streams sometimes flood, and the water from the flood carries nutrients to the swamp. Common plants, animals, and insects in a swamp are: northern white cedar. dogwood. wood duck.
S wamps include a broad range of wetlands that have standing or slowly moving water and are dominated by trees or shrubs. Swamps differ from marshes in that swamps do not contain large amounts of cattails, sedges, bulrushes, and other non-woody aquatic plants.However, these plants may appear around swamp edges or in openings. Michigan swamps include conifer swamps, hardwood swamps, mixed conifer-hardwood swamps, and shrub swamps.wamps differ from marshes in that swamps do not contain large amounts of cattails, sedges, bulrushes, and other non-woody aquatic plants. However, these plants may appear around swamp edges or in openings.