In this Falcon Claw video, Estonian sniper conscripts are tasked with establishing concealed urban positions within an hour, effectively hiding from both thermal and standard optics. This involves ensuring a clear line of sight, utilizing room depth and solid materials for thermal concealment, creating small loopholes for equipment, and minimizing light from windows and overhead to prevent silhouetting. Snipers typically operate in two-person teams, using essential tools like duct tape and staplers, with setup times ranging from 5-10 minutes for hasty positions to 20-30 minutes for deliberate ones. Experience is important for understanding external visibility, and while deep, layered positions offer excellent thermal concealment, they may narrow the field of view; conversely, screened positions are more visually detectable.