squadron leaders book
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LEADERS BOOK
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NAME:_______________________
TROOP:______________________
PLATOON:___________________
SECTION:____________________
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
PRIVACY ACT STATEMENT OF 1974
TAB A
PERSONNEL INFORMATION
TAB B
1 NCO CREED 2 SOLDIER’S CREED
3 STATUS SHEET 4 PERSONAL DATA SHEET
5 PHONE ROSTER
a) PLATOON
6 ADMIN SUBMITTED & MEDICAL READINESS 7 COUNSELING
8 NCOERS & AWARDS
TRAINING
TAB C 1 SQUADRON METL
2 TROOP METL 3 PLATOON METL
4 PRE-EXECUTION CHECKLIST 5 AAR 6 PCC/PCI
7 CONSOLIDATED TRAINING TRACKER
8 APFT DATA
9 WEAPONS DATA 10 BRADLEY UCOFT 11 9 WARRIOR DRILLS 12 40 WARRIOR DRILLS
13 NBC TASKS
14 GO TO WAR TASKS 1 15 GO TO WAR TASKS 2 16 FY CTT TASK SHEET 17 BGST
18 MORTAR GUNNERS EXAM / FDC EXAM 19 RM 1
20 RM 2 21 RISK ASSESSMENT MATRIX
22 HOT WEATHER TRAINING 23 COLD WEATHER TRAINING
CALENDARS / SCHEDULES
TAB D 1 TRAINING CALENDAR
2 TRAINING SCHEDULES
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
TAB E 1 PROMOTIONS INFORMATION
2 8 Step Training Model 3 TLP
4 5 PARAGRAPH OPORD 5 MEDEVAC REQUEST 6 PATROL CHECKLIST 7 TACTICAL ROAD MARCH BRIEF
8 VEHICLE STATUS TRACKER 9 REFERENCES
10 EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBERS
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
PRIVACY ACT STATEMENT Permission to Maintain Personal Information Protected by Privacy act of 1974.
By affixing my signature below I give permission that my personal information (including
that protected by the privacy act of 1974) may be maintained in NCO’s Leaders Book
NAME
SSN
SIGNATURE/DATE
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
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3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
THE SOLDIER’S CREED
I am an American Soldier.
I am a Warrior and a member of a team.
I serve the people of the United States
and live the Army Values.
I will always place the mission first.
I will never accept defeat.
I will never quit.
I will never leave a fallen comrade.
I am disciplined, physically and mentally tough,
trained and proficient in my warrior tasks and drills.
I always maintain my arms, my equipment, and
myself.
I am an expert and I am a professional.
I stand ready to deploy, engage, and destroy the
enemies of the United States of America
in close combat.
I am a guardian of freedom
and the American way of life.
I AM AN AMERICAN SOLDIER!
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
DATE:___________________
PLATOON STATUS SHEET
OFFICER ENLISTED TOTAL
AUTHORIZED
ASSIGNED
ATTACHED
DETACHED
PASS/LEAVE
ABSENT
AWOL
SPEC DUTY
SCHOOL
CLEARING
PRESENT FOR DUTY
NAME RANK DUTY STATUS
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
SOLDIER INFORMATION SHEET
Last Name__________________First______________MI______SSN_______________Rank________
DOR__________BASD__________ETS___________PMOS_________SMOS_________ASI______
DOB____________ Age_______ Religion_______________ Blood Type_______
Eyes_________Hair_________Height_______Weight________Allergies______________Swim_______
Security Clearance__________________ GT Score______ BSEP__________ Date Assigned___________
Civilian education level______________________ Military education level__________________________
Date of last formal counseling___________________
SIZES
ACU hat size______ ACU shirt size______ ACU pant size______ Boot size ______ JSLIST coat________
ACH size_______ NBC mask size_______ Date fitted_________ Inserts(Y/N) _____JSLIST trouser_____
T-Shirt size_______ Underwear size_______ Glove size_______ Sock Size________ Glasses (Y/N)_______
Shoe size_______ IBA Size _______ Dress Greens’ Size: Pants_________ Jacket__________
MILITARY SCHOOLS
WLC date___________ ALC date____________ SLC date ___________Airborne date_________
Ranger date__________ Pathfinder date_________ Air Assault date___________ CLS date__________
Sapper date_____________ Master Resilience Trainer date______________ EOR/CO2 date_______________
Other______________________________________________________________________________
MILITARY AWARDS
BS_________PH_________DMSM_________MSM_________JSCM__________GWOT_________
ARCM_________JSAM__________AAM__________AGCMDL___________KDSM_____________
NDSM__________HSM_________SWASM__________OSM__________KLM_______OSR______
KLM (Saudi)__________NCOES___________Other________________________________________
NEXT OF KIN INFORMATION
HOR____________________________________________ Name of NOK _______________________
Relationship______________ Street Address________________________________________________
City______________________ State________ Zip code____________ Phone( ______)_____________
Spouse name____________________ Children’s names_______________________________________
Street Address________________________________________City____________________________
State__________ Zip code_______________ Phone( ______)_______________________
Remarks____________________________________________________________________________
LICENSES/CERTIFICATION
State Drivers license________________ Military Drivers license_________________________________
EMT______________ASE_______________ Auto Tag# ___________ EXP Date___________
Auto INS Co./Policy #: Veh 1___________________________Veh 2____________________________
Auto INS Co./Policy #: Veh 1___________________________Veh 2____________________________
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
PHONE ROSTER
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
4187/LEAVES/AWARDS/NCOERS
NAME TYPE OF ACTION LOSS DAYS DATE SUBMITTED REMARKS
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
MEDICAL READINESS
NAME & LAST 4
NO
LDP DNA MND IMMUNIZATIONS PROFILE HEARING CPE DEN
MND = Medical Non-deployable CPE = Current Physical Exam DNA = DNA on file DEN = Dental Readiness: Class 1, 2, 3, or 4
NO LDP = No Limited Duty Profile
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
COUNSELING
RANK NAME
INITIAL
COUNSELING
DATE
PERFORMANCE
COUNSELING
DATE
NEXT PERFORMANCE
COUNSELING DATE DUE
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
NCOERS
RANK NAME DEROS TYPE LAST THRU DUE TO
TRP STATUS
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
AWARDS
RANK NAME DEROS TYPE LAST THRU
SUS TO
TROOP STATUS
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
SQUADRON METL
GARRYOWEN METL TASKS
o Deploy/Redeploy (ART 2.1.2)
o Conduct Predeployment Activities (ART 2.1.2.1)
o Conduct Redeployment Activities (ART 2.1.2.3)
o Move by Air (ART 6.3.3.2)
o Conduct Administrative Movement (ART 2.3.2)
o Conduct Military Decision Making Process (MDMP) (17-1-0005.17-RSTS)
o Conduct Battle Tracking (17-1-0009.17-RSTS
o Plan Tactical Communications (17-1-0271.17-RSTS)
o Conduct Risk Assessment (17-1-6465.17-RSTS)
o Conduct RSO&I (ART 2.1.2.2)
o Participate in Tactical RSO&I Activities (ART 2.1.2.2)
o Conduct Tactical Troop Movement (ART 2.3)
o Establish tactical Communications (17-1-0275.17-RSTS)
o Control a Civil Disturbance (17-1-0407.17-RSTS)
o React to a Terrorist or Insurgent Incident (17-1-1809.17-RSTS)
o Coordinate A2C2 (17-1-1894.17-RSTS)
o Manage Intelligence Information (17-1-1051.17-RSTS)
o Employ Fires and Effects (17-1-3004.17-RSTS)
o Occupy a Squadron Assembly Area (17-1-9133.17-RSTS)
o Conduct Military Decision Making Process (MDMP) (17-1-0005.17-RSTS)
o Conduct Battle Tracking (17-1-0009.17-RSTS)
o Process Replacements (17-1-0025.17-RSTS)
o Conduct Risk Assessment (17-1-6465.17-RSTS)
o Coordinate NBC Operations (17-1-8015.17-RSTS)
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
GARRYOWEN METL TASKS
o Zone Reconnaissance (ART 1.3.3.1)
o Conduct Military Decision Making Process (MDMP) (17-1-0005.17-RSTS)
o Conduct Battle Tracking (17-1-0009.17-RSTS)
o Establish tactical Communications (17-1-0275.17-RSTS)
o Develop the Squadron Operations Order (17-1-0050.17-RSTS)
o Conduct a Rehearsal (17-1-0190.17-RSTS)
o Synchronize Close Air Support (17-1-0307.17-RSTS)
o Infiltrate/Exfiltrate (17-1-0320.17-RSTS)
o Coordinate Logistical Packages (17-1-0631.17-RSTS)
o Manage Intelligence Information (17-1-1051.17-RSTS)
o Conduct Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield (17-1-1056.17-RSTS)
o Coordinate A2C2 (17-1-1894.17-RSTS)
o Coordinate Effects (17-1-3002.17-RSTS)
o Employ Fire and Effects (17-1-3004.17-RSTS)
o Evacuate Casualties (17-1-3827.17-RSTS)
o Conduct Reconnaissance Handover (17-1-4025.17-RSTS)
o Occupy a Trains Site (17-1-6010.17-RSTS)
o Resupply (17-1-6030.17-RSTS)
o Conduct Risk Assessment (17-1-6465.17-RSTS)
o Process Detainees/Enemy Prisoners of War (17-1-1030.17-RSTS)
o Coordinate NBC Operations (17-1-8015.17-RSTS)
o Conduct a Passage of Lines as a Passing Unit (17-1-9014.17-RSTS)
o Conduct a Passage of Lines as Stationary Unit (17-1-9214.17-RSTS)
o Withdraw from Enemy Contact (17-1-9238.17-RSTS)
o Conduct Bypass Operations (17-1-9242.17-RSTS)
o Consolidate (17-1-9266.17-RSTS)
o Reorganize (17-1-9266.17-RSTS)
o Conduct a Linkup (17-1-9293.17-RSTS)
o Gain/Maintain Contact with a Friendly Unit (17-1-9402.17-RSTS)
o Control Battlefield Circulation (17-1-9405.17-RSTS)
o Conduct Route Security (17-1-9406.17-RSTS)
o Conduct Zone Reconnaissance (17-1-9314.17-RSTS)
o Conduct a River/Gap Crossing (17-1-9311.17-RSTS)
o Conduct Urban Area Reconnaissance (17-1-4015.17-RSTS)
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
GARRYOWEN METL TASKS
o Area Reconnaissance (ART 1.3.3.2)
o Conduct Military Decision Making Process (MDMP) (17-1-0005.17-RSTS)
o Conduct Battle Tracking (17-1-0009.17-RSTS)
o Establish tactical Communications (17-1-0275.17-RSTS)
o Develop the Squadron Operations Order (17-1-0050.17-RSTS)
o Conduct a Rehearsal (17-1-0190.17-RSTS)
o Synchronize Close Air Support (17-1-0307.17-RSTS)
o Infiltrate/Exfiltrate (17-1-0320.17-RSTS)
o Coordinate Logistical Packages (17-1-0631.17-RSTS)
o Manage Intelligence Information (17-1-1051.17-RSTS)
o Conduct Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield (17-1-1056.17-RSTS)
o Coordinate A2C2 (17-1-1894.17-RSTS)
o Coordinate Effects (17-1-3002.17-RSTS)
o Employ Fire and Effects (17-1-3004.17-RSTS)
o Evacuate Casualties (17-1-3827.17-RSTS)
o Conduct Reconnaissance Handover (17-1-4025.17-RSTS)
o Occupy a Trains Site (17-1-6010.17-RSTS)
o Resupply (17-1-6030.17-RSTS)
o Conduct Risk Assessment (17-1-6465.17-RSTS)
o Process Detainees/Enemy Prisoners of War (17-1-1030.17-RSTS)
o Coordinate NBC Operations (17-1-8015.17-RSTS)
o Conduct a Passage of Lines as a Passing Unit (17-1-9014.17-RSTS)
o Conduct a Passage of Lines as Stationary Unit (17-1-9214.17-RSTS)
o Withdraw from Enemy Contact (17-1-9238.17-RSTS)
o Conduct Bypass Operations (17-1-9242.17-RSTS)
o Consolidate (17-1-9266.17-RSTS)
o Reorganize (17-1-9266.17-RSTS)
o Conduct a Linkup (17-1-9293.17-RSTS)
o Gain/Maintain Contact with a Friendly Unit (17-1-9402.17-RSTS)
o Control Battlefield Circulation (17-1-9405.17-RSTS)
o Conduct Route Security (17-1-9406.17-RSTS)
o Conduct Area Reconnaissance (17-1-9314.17-RSTS)
o Conduct a River/Gap Crossing (17-1-9311.17-RSTS)
o Conduct Urban Area Reconnaissance (17-1-4015.17-RSTS)
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
GARRYOWEN METL TASKS
o Screen (ART 5.3.5.1)
o Conduct Military Decision Making Process (MDMP) (17-1-0005.17-RSTS)
o Conduct Battle Tracking (17-1-0009.17-RSTS)
o Establish tactical Communications (17-1-0275.17-RSTS)
o Develop the Squadron Operations Order (17-1-0050.17-RSTS)
o Conduct a Rehearsal (17-1-0190.17-RSTS)
o Synchronize Close Air Support (17-1-0307.17-RSTS)
o Infiltrate/Exfiltrate (17-1-0320.17-RSTS)
o Coordinate Logistical Packages (17-1-0631.17-RSTS)
o Manage Intelligence Information (17-1-1051.17-RSTS)
o Conduct Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield (17-1-1056.17-RSTS)
o Coordinate A2C2 (17-1-1894.17-RSTS)
o Coordinate Effects (17-1-3002.17-RSTS)
o Employ Fire and Effects (17-1-3004.17-RSTS)
o Evacuate Casualties (17-1-3827.17-RSTS)
o Conduct Reconnaissance Handover (17-1-4025.17-RSTS)
o Occupy a Trains Site (17-1-6010.17-RSTS)
o Resupply (17-1-6030.17-RSTS)
o Conduct Risk Assessment (17-1-6465.17-RSTS)
o Process Detainees/Enemy Prisoners of War (17-1-1030.17-RSTS)
o Coordinate NBC Operations (17-1-8015.17-RSTS)
o Conduct a Passage of Lines as a Passing Unit (17-1-9014.17-RSTS)
o Conduct a Passage of Lines as Stationary Unit (17-1-9214.17-RSTS)
o Withdraw from Enemy Contact (17-1-9238.17-RSTS)
o Conduct Bypass Operations (17-1-9242.17-RSTS)
o Consolidate (17-1-9266.17-RSTS)
o Reorganize (17-1-9266.17-RSTS)
o Conduct a Linkup (17-1-9293.17-RSTS)
o Gain/Maintain Contact with a Friendly Unit (17-1-9402.17-RSTS)
o Control Battlefield Circulation (17-1-9405.17-RSTS)
o Conduct Route Security (17-1-9406.17-RSTS)
o Conduct a Moving Screen (17-1-9255.17-RSTS)
o Conduct a Stationary Screen (17-1-9225.17-RSTS)
o Conduct a Relief in Place (17-1-9535.17-RSTS)
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
GARRYOWEN METL TASKS
o Area Security (ART 5.3.5.4) o Conduct Military Decision Making Process (MDMP) (17-1-0005.17-RSTS)
o Conduct Battle Tracking (17-1-0009.17-RSTS)
o Establish tactical Communications (17-1-0275.17-RSTS)
o Develop the Squadron Operations Order (17-1-0050.17-RSTS)
o Conduct a Rehearsal (17-1-0190.17-RSTS)
o Synchronize Close Air Support (17-1-0307.17-RSTS)
o Infiltrate/Exfiltrate (17-1-0320.17-RSTS)
o Coordinate Logistical Packages (17-1-0631.17-RSTS)
o Manage Intelligence Information (17-1-1051.17-RSTS)
o Conduct Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield (17-1-1056.17-RSTS)
o Coordinate A2C2 (17-1-1894.17-RSTS)
o Coordinate Effects (17-1-3002.17-RSTS)
o Employ Fire and Effects (17-1-3004.17-RSTS)
o Evacuate Casualties (17-1-3827.17-RSTS)
o Conduct Reconnaissance Handover (17-1-4025.17-RSTS)
o Occupy a Trains Site (17-1-6010.17-RSTS)
o Resupply (17-1-6030.17-RSTS)
o Conduct Risk Assessment (17-1-6465.17-RSTS)
o Process Detainees/Enemy Prisoners of War (17-1-1030.17-RSTS)
o Coordinate NBC Operations (17-1-8015.17-RSTS)
o Conduct a Passage of Lines as a Passing Unit (17-1-9014.17-RSTS)
o Conduct a Passage of Lines as Stationary Unit (17-1-9214.17-RSTS)
o Withdraw from Enemy Contact (17-1-9238.17-RSTS)
o Conduct Bypass Operations (17-1-9242.17-RSTS)
o Consolidate (17-1-9266.17-RSTS)
o Reorganize (17-1-9266.17-RSTS)
o Conduct a Linkup (17-1-9293.17-RSTS)
o Gain/Maintain Contact with a Friendly Unit (17-1-9402.17-RSTS)
o Control Battlefield Circulation (17-1-9405.17-RSTS)
o Conduct Route Security (17-1-9406.17-RSTS)
o Conduct Relief Operations (17-1-9407.17-RSTS)
o Conduct Area Security (17-1-9408.17-RSTS)
o Conduct a Show of Force (17-1-0403.17-RSTS)
o Employ a Reserve (QRF) During Stability Operations (17-1-0405.17-RSTS)
o Conduct Mediation and Negotiation (17-1-0406.17-RSTS)
o Control a Civil Disturbance (17-1-0407.17-RSTS)
o Develop a Media Plan (17-1-0408.17-RSTS)
o Establish Base Operations (17-1-0409.17-RSTS)
o Conduct Compliance Inspections (17-1-0411.17-RSTS)
o Integrate Civil Affairs and Liaison Actions within Civil Military Operations (17-1-0417.17-RSTS)
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
TROOP METL
TROOP METL TASKS
o *PREPARE FOR TACTICAL OPERATIONS (ART 7.5)
o CONDUCT TROOP LEADING PROCEDURE
o CONDUCT RE-ARM / RESUPPLY OPERATIONS
o PROVIDE SICK CALL SERVICES
o *CONDUCT TACTICAL MOVEMENT (ART 2.3)
o CONDUCT TACTICAL ROADMARCH
o *CONDUCT SECURITY OPERATIONS
o CONDUCT ESCORT
o *CONDUCT OFFENSIVE OPERATIONS
o CONDUCT ROUTE RECONNIASSANCE
o FIRE ADJUST FIRE
o PROVIDE COMBAT HEALTH SERVICES
o *CONDUCT DEFENSIVE OPERATIONS (ART 8.2.1)
o CONDUCT A SCREEN
o FIRE A FINAL PROTECT FIRE
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
SCOUT PLATOON METL
SCOUT PLATOON METL TASKS
o *PREPARE FOR TACTICAL OPNS o CONDUCT TROOP LEADING PROCEDURE
o CONDUCT RE-ARM/RESUPPLY OPERATIONS
o *CONDUCT TACTICAL MVMT o CONDUCT TACTICAL ROAD MARCH
o *CONDUCT SECURITY OPNS o CONDUCT A ROADBLOCK/CHECKPOINT OPERATION
o CONDUCT ESCORT
o *CONDUCT OFFENSIVE OPNS o CONDUCT AN NBC RECONNAISSANCE
o CONDUCT ROUTE RECONNAISSANCE
o CONDUCT ZONE/AREA RECONNAISSANCE
o CONDUCT URBAN RECONNAISSANCE
o ESTABLISH AN OBSERVATION POST
o RECONNOITER AN OBASTACLE OR RESTRICTION
o INFILTRATE/EXFILTRATE
o CONDUCT A PASSAGE OF LINES AS A PASSING UNIT
o EXECUTE ACTIONS ON CONTACT
o CONDUCT A DISMOUNTED PATROL
o CONDUCT LINKUP
o *CONDUCT DEFENSIVE OPNS o CONDUCT A SCREEN
o DISPLACE TO SUBSEQUENT SCREEN
o EXTABLISH AN OBSERVATION POST
o INFILTRATE/EXFILTRATE
o CONDUCT A PASSAGE OF LINES AS A STATIONARY UNIT
o EXECUTE ACTIONS ON CONTACT
o CONDUCT A DISMOUNTED PATROL
o CONDUCT LINKUP
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
QTR:____________ QTR:____________
Squadron METL Platoon
Collective/Battle Task Task #
CURRENT T/P/U
DATE TRAINED
PROJECTED T/P/U
PROJECTED DATE
Prepare for Tactical Opns
Conduct Troop Leading Procedure 17-3-0065.17-RECP
Conduct Re-Arm/Resupply Operations 17-3-1030.17-RECP
Conduct Tactical Mvmt
Conduct Tactical Road March 17-3-0212.17-RECP
Conduct Security Opns
Conduct a Roadblock/Checkpoint Operation 17-3-2324.17-RECP
Conduct Escort 17-3-2320.17-RECP
Conduct Offensive Opns
Conduct an NBC Reconnaissance 17-3-4040.17-RECP
Conduct Route Reconniassance 17-3-4001.17-RECP
Conduct Zone/Area Reconniassance 17-3-4010.17-RECP
Conduct Urban Reconniassance 17-3-4015.17-RECP
Establish an Observation Post 17-3-1039.17-RECP
Reconnoiter an Obstacle or Restriction 17-3-4012.17-RECP
Infiltrate/Exfiltrate 17-3-0320.17-RECP
Conduct a Passage of Lines as a Passing Unit 17-3-1014.17-RECP
Execute Actions on Contact 17-3-1021.17-RECP
Conduct a Dismounted Patrol 17-3-4130.17-RECP
Conduct Linkup 17-3-2760.17-RECP
Conduct Defensive Opns
Conduct a Screen 17-3-1023.17-RECP
Displace to Subsequent Screen 17-3-2625.17-RECP
Establish an Observation Post 17-3-1039.17-RECP
Infiltrate/Exfiltrate 17-3-0320.17-RECP
Conduct a Passage of Lines as a Stationary Unit 17-3-2014.17-RECP
Execute Actions on Contact 17-3-1021.17-RECP
Conduct a Dismounted Patrol 17-3-4130.17-RECP
Conduct Linkup 17-3-2760.17-RECP
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
MORTAR PLATOON METL
MORTAR PLATOON METL TASKS
o *PREPARE FOR TACTICAL OPNS
o CONDUCT TROOP LEADING PROCEDURE
o CONDUCT RESUPPLY OPERATIONS
o *CONDUCT TACTICAL MVMT
o CONDUCT TACTICAL ROAD MARCH
o *CONDUCT SECURITY OPNS
o RECONNOITER A FIRING POSITION
o *CONDUCT OFFENSIVE OPNS
o FIRE A HIPSHOOT (IMMEDIATE SUPPRESSION)
o FIRE IMMEDIATE SUPPRESSION/SMOKE
o FIRE SIMULTANEOUS MISSIONS
o FIRE ADJUST FIRE
o FIRE TIME ON TARGET (TOT)
o FIRE COORDINATED ILLUMIATION
o OPERATE A FIRE DIRECTION CENTER
o PROCESS A CALL FOR FIRE
o OCCUPY A FIRING POINT
o DEFEND AGAINST GROUND ATTACK
o ACTION ON CONTACT
o *CONDUCT DEFENSIVE OPNS
o REGISTER AND ADJUST SHEAF
o ADJUST FINAL PROTECT FIRE
o FIRE A FINAL PROTECT FIRE
o FIRE IMMEDIATE SUPPRESSION/SMOKE
o FIRE SIMULTANEOUS MISSIONS
o FIRE ADJUST FIRE
o FIRE TIME ON TARGET (TOT)
o FIRE COORDINATED ILLUMIATION
o OPERATE A FIRE DIRECTION CENTER
o PROCESS A CALL FOR FIRE
o OCCUPY A FIRING POINT
o DEFEND AGAINST GROUND ATTACK
o ACTION ON CONTACT
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
QTR:____________ QTR:____________
Squadron METL Platoon Collective/Battle
Task Task #
CURRENT T/P/U
DATE TRAINED
PROJECTED T/P/U
PROJECTED DATE
Prepare for Tactical Opns
Conduct Troop Leading Procedure 07-3-5036-MTP
Conduct Resupply Operations 07-3-4018-MTP
Conduct Tactical Mvmt
Conduct Tactical Road March 07-3-1171-MTP
Conduct Security Opns
Reconnoiter a Firing Position 07-3-2045-MTP
Conduct Offensive Opns
Fire a Hipshoot (Immediate Suppression) 07-3-3045-MTP
Fire Immediate Suppression/Smoke 07-3-3090-MTP
Fire Simultaneous Missions 07-3-3117-MTP
Fire Adjust Fire 07-3-3054-MTP
Fire Time on Target (TOT) 07-3-3126-MTP
Fire Coordinated Illumination 07-3-3063-MTP
Operate a Fire Direction Center 07-3-5072-MTP
Process a Call For Fire 07-3-5090-MTP
Occupy a Firing Point 07-3-1351-MTP
Defend Against Ground Attack 07-3-1297-MTP
Action on Contact 07-3-1432-MTP
Conduct Defensive Opns
Register and Adjust Sheaf 07-3-3135-MTP
Adjust Final Protect Fire 07-3-3000-MTP
Fire a Final Protect Fire 07-3-3027-MTP
Fire Immediate Suppression/Smoke 07-3-3090-MTP
Fire Simultaneous Missions 07-3-3117-MTP
Fire Adjust Fire 07-3-3054-MTP
Fire Time on Target (TOT) 07-3-3126-MTP
Fire Coordinated Illumination 07-3-3063-MTP
Operate a Fire Direction Center 07-3-5072-MTP
Process a Call For Fire 07-3-5090-MTP
Occupy a Firing Point 07-3-1351-MTP
Defend Against Ground Attack 07-3-1297-MTP
Action on Contact 07-3-1432-MTP
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
MEDICAL PLATOON METL
MEDICAL PLATOON METL TASKS
o *PREPARE FOR TACTICAL OPNS
o CONDUCT TROOP LEADING PROCEDURE
o CONDUCT ASSEMBLY AREA ACTIVITIES
o PREPARE A UNIT TO MOVE
o CONDUCT RESUPPLY OPERATIONS
o PROVIDE EMERGENCY TREATMENT
o *CONDUCT TACTICAL MVMT
o CONDUCT TACTICAL ROAD MARCH
o *CONDUCT SECURITY OPNS
o N/A
o *CONDUCT OFFENSIVE OPNS
o ESTABLISH A MEDICAL PLATOON OPERATION SITE
o PROVIDE SICK CALL SERVICES
o PROVIDE COMBAT HEALTH SERVICES
o CONDUCT OPERATIONAL DECONTAMINATION
o REPORT CASUALTIES
o ACTION DRILL
o *CONDUCT DEFENSIVE OPNS
o ESTABLISH A MEDICAL PLATOON OPERATION SITE
o PROVIDE SICK CALL SERVICES
o PROVIDE COMBAT HEALTH SERVICES
o CONDUCT OPERATION DECONTAMINATION
o REPORT CASUALTIES
o ACTION DRILL
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
QTR:____________ QTR:____________
Squadron METL
Platoon Collective/Battle Task
Task # CURRENT
T/P/U DATE
TRAINED PROJECTED
T/P/U PROJECTED
DATE
Prepare for Tactical Opns
Conduct Troop Leading Procedure 17-3-0065.17.MEDP
Conduct Assembly Area Activities (?) 17-3-2000.17.MEDP
Prepare a Unit to move 63-3-1002.17-MEDP
Conduct Re-supply Operations 17-3-1031.17-MEDP
Provide Emergency Treatment 08-2-0313.17.MEDP
Conduct Tactical Mvmt
Conduct Tactical Road March 17-3-0212.17.MEDP
Conduct Security Opns
N/A
Conduct Offensive Opns
Establish a Medical Platoon Operation Site 08-3-0045.17.MEDP
Provide Sick Call Services 08-2-0316.17.MEDP
Provide Combat Health Services 08-3-0003.17.MEDP
Conduct Operational Decontamination 08-3-0224.17.MEDP
Report Casualties 17-3-2011.17.MEDP
Action Drill 17-3-DRL4.17.MEDP
Conduct Defensive Opns
Establish a Medical Platoon Operation Site 08-3-0045.17.MEDP
Provide Sick Call Services 08-2-0316.17.MEDP
Provide Combat Health Services 08-3-0003.17.MEDP
Conduct Operational Decontamination 08-3-0224.17.MEDP
Report Casualties 17-3-2011.17.MEDP
Action Drill 17-3-DRL4.17.MEDP
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
STAFF PLATOON METL
STAFF PLATOON METL TASKS
o *SQDN STAFF
o PREPARE STAFF ESTIMATES
o CONDUCT MDMP
o DEVELOP THE SQDN OPORD
o *S1
o CONDUCT STRENGTH MANAGEMENT
o CONDUCT REPLACEMENTS MANAGEMENT
o CONDUCT CASUALTY REPORTING
o PROVIDE PERSONNEL AND ADMIN SERVICES FOR DEPLOYMENT
o *S2
o PLAN ISR OPERATIONS
o PROCESS COMBAT INFORMATION AND INTELLIGENCE
o *S3
o CONDUCT BATTLE TRACKING
o COORDINATE ARMY AVAITION SUPPORT
o SYNCHRONIZE AIR DEFENSE ARTILLERY
o EXECUTE AIRSPACE COMMAND AND CONTROL IN THE SQDN AREA
o SYNCHRONIZE FIRE SUPPORT
o PLAN AND EXECUTE M/CM/S OPERATIONS
o PLAN AND EXECUTE TRAFFIC CONTROL PLAN
o *S4
o COORDINATE TRANSPORTATION AND MOVEMENT
o CONDUCT LOGISTICAL PLANNING
o MONITOR LOGISTICS OPERATIONS
o *S6
COORDINATE (AND EXECUTE) COMMUNICATIONS SUPPORT
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
QTR:____________ QTR:____________
Squadron METL
Platoon Collective/Battle Task
Task # CURRENT
T/P/U DATE
TRAINED PROJECTED
T/P/U PROJECTED
DATE
Squadron Staff
Prepare Staff Estimates
Conduct MDMP
Develop the Squadron OPORD
S1 Section
Conduct Strength Management
Conduct Replacement Management
Conduct Casualty Reporting
Provide Personnel and Admin Services for Deployment
S2 Section
Plan ISR Operations
Process Combat Informaton and Intelligence
S3 Section
Conduct Battle Tracking
Coordinate Army Avaition Support
Synchronize Air Defense Artillery
Execute Airspace Command and Control
in the Battaliion Area
Synchronize Fire Support
Plan and Execute M/CM/S Operations
Plan and Execute Traffic Control Plan
S4 Section
Coordinate Transportation and Movement
Conduct Logistical Planning
Monitor Logistics Operations
S6 Section
Coordinate (and Execute) Communications Support
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
PRE-EXECUTION CHECKLIST
1. What are the lessons learned from the last time the training was
conducted?
2. Are they integrated?
3. Are slice elements integrated into planning and execution of training?
4. Has a risk assessment been completed? Have safety consideration been
5. Are soldiers trained on prerequisite prior to execution?
6. Have training ranges and facilities been requested? Has a reconnaissance
been conducted?
7. Are range or maneuver books on hand?
8. Are leaders certified to conduct range operations?
9. Are leaders briefed on environment considerations?
10. Have convoy clearances been submitted and approved?
11. Have TADSS been identified and approved?
12. Can trainers properly operate all TADSS and targetry?
13. Has Class I (Food) been requested? Does the dining facility and support
14. Has Class III (Fuel) been requested and picked up?
15. Has Class V (Ammo) been requested and picked up?
16. Has Transportation been requested?
17. Are sufficient expendable supplies on hand?
18. Is rehearsal time programmed for trainers?
19. Has back brief for chain of command been coordinated?
20. Is time scheduled for an AAR?
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
AAR CHECKLIST
PLAN
a. Establish objectives for AAR
b. Select qualified observers
c. Review the training and evaluation plan
d. Identify the participants
e. Plan stop points during exercises for AAR's
f. Make potential site selections
g. Select training aids
h. Draft an AAR plan
i. Review the unit's training objectives and plan
PREPARATION
a. Review the training objectives, orders, and doctrine
b. Observe the training
c. Organize the selected AAR Site
d. Collect information from the observers
e. Develop a discussion outline
f. Organize and rehearse
CONDUCT
a. Restate the unit's mission and event's training objectives
b. Generate discussion
c. Orient on training objectives
d. Seek maximum participation
e. Continually summarize to emphasize key learning points
LEADERS TIP: If possible, write down soldier's feedback (sustain/improve)
on butcher paper mounted on easel. Soldiers are more active in providing
feedback if they see you care enough to write down their comments.
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
PCC/PCI INDIVIDUAL
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
PCC/PCI VEHICLE
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
PCC/PCI RAID/CORDON/SEARCH
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
PCC/PCI RAID/CORDON/SEARCH
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
PCC/PCI TCP MISSION
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
PCC/PCI HEAVY WEAPONS
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
PCC/PCI MORTARS
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
PCC/PCI MORTARS
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
PCC/PCI ENGINEER
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
PCC/PCI MEDIC
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
PCC/PCI
1. Leader PCC
Communications (FH/SC,Time,ANCD,SOI)
PLGRs with way points/GCP
Black/Gray/White Lists
Map/Compass/Protractor
Binoculars
Control Measures/Graphics/FS Plan
Chalk cards
Assembly aids
Acetated Sector Sketches (2)
Terrain Model Kit (1)
Universal borelight target
MP300/400s with mandrells/shadow box
Convoy briefing card
Sensitive items inventory card (PL/PSG/SL)
Unit card status (PL/PSG)
Chemical defense equipment/M256 kit
CLV for signaling
Whistle
Risk Assessment card
Alcohol pens/paper
Extra 1155/1156s
Controller gun/green key
Distress panel in ACH
2. RTO/Communications PCC
Equipment Operational (ICOM/126/127/119)
Freqs/FH set
Time correct
Commo/MEDEVAC/Call for fire card
Short whip/Long whip servicable
Two hand sets operational/waterproofed/attached
Antennas operational/tied down
RTO logs/pens
ANCD/SOI
Wire/black electric tape
COMMEX
Spare batteries
PLGR
Execution checklist
Reports/Strike SOP
Assault wire/FTs/REELS
3. Air Assault PCC
TD point marking kit
Safety gear (goggles/gloves/hearing protection,grounding rod
Chem Lights/VS-17 panes/BB lights
Antennas removed/tied down
Communications/COMMEX
LDR chalk cards
Sling sets
100mph tape/550 cord/1/4” cotton webbing
Extra handsets for C2 AC (head sets)
Marking for bump personnel
Load certification cards
AMB Products (if key leader)
Vehicles (3/4 full)
Copies of manifests for PZCO/Pilots
4. M203 PCC
M203 Vest
M203 Cleaning kit
Quadrant/Leaf site operational
Ammo stored properly
Miles installed on M4/zeroed/Secured
5.NEO Kit PCC
Evacuee ID tags
Bagging tags
Certification of waiver
Evacuee information card
Duffle bags for contraband
Bull horns
Flex cuffs
Pepper spray
Shoe tags
Flak vests
ACH
NBC Masks
Markers, manifests, log book
Blankets
Food/water/hygiene needs/baby needs
Litters
Medical supplies
Emergency clothing
Hand held metal detectors
Amnesty box
Engineer tape
Multi-lingual signs/TERP
Digital camera with batteries
ROE
Black/gray/white lists
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
PCC/PCI SKT
1. Squad Leader M4 2. Team Leader M4/203 MBITR tied down and operational MBITR tied down and operational Batteries 2x(24 hour) 3x(48 hour) 5x(72 hour) Batteries 2x(24 hour) 3x(48 hour) 5x(72 hour) ICOM tied down and operational ICOM tied down and operational Batteries 2x(24 hour) 3x(48 hour) 5x(72 hour) Batteries 2x(24 hour) 3x(48 hour) 5x(72 hour) FBCB2 tied down and operational SMOKE Batteries 2x(24 hour) 3x(48 hour) 5x(72 hour) GPS tied down and operational Smoke M6X taclight w/ laser tied down GPS tied down and operational Sensitive items list COMPASS tied down Patrol log M6X taclight w/laser tied down 4. Scout Sniper M4/M14/M107 Sensitive items list ICOM tied down and operational 3. Senior Scout Observer M4 Batteries 2x(24 hour) 3x(48 hour) 5x(72 hour) ICOM tied down and operational Spotting Scope tied down w/ tape over lens Batteries 2x(24 hour) 3x(48 hour) 5x(72 hour) Sand sock Viper tied down and operational Range card Dagger tied down and operational Dope Book 5. Scout HVY WPNS M249 Calculator ICOM tied down and operational 6. Scout RTO M4 Batteries 2x(24 hour) 3x(48 hour) 5x(72 hour) ASIP/PRC-117 tied down and operational Spare barrels tied down Batteries 2x(24 hour) 3x(48 hour) 4x(72 hour) Range card ICOM tied down and operational 7. All personnel Batteries 2x(24 hour) 3x(48 hour) 5x(72 hour) Strobe light HF-150 tied down and operational VS-17 Batteries 2x24 hour) 3x(48 hour) 4x(72 hour) Chems 1 red 1 blue 1 IR w/ 550 cord tied to it Tough Book tied down and operational 550 cord TACSAT accessories tied down Knife/Utility Tool Extra AA batteries PEQ-2/PAQ-4 tied down and operational 8. Mission Specific Equipment ACOG/M145/M68/EOTECH tied down and operational Yeti net Water (4 quarts per day minimum) CLS bags MREs (2 per day) Pole less litter Taclights tied down and operational BINOs NVG tied down and operational Flex cuffs NCG mount Scopes ID card ID tags Bipod/Tripod 7x mags loaded and last 4 rounds tracer Iraqi phrase cheat book Ear plugs / Gloves / Kneepads Maps Tape Cleaning kits
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
PCC/PCI SNIPER
ACH Weapon (Function Check)
NVG mount and flip-up Day Optic
NVGs tied down Tied down, Operational
Camo band tied down Night optic
Eye protection Tied Down, Operational
Battle roster# (left side) Pressure switch
ID Tags Taclight
Right breast pocket Tied down, Operational
Casualty feeder card (DA 1156) Ammunition
Witness statement (DA 1155) Grenades Secure
Military ID card Key Leaders Tracer Heavy
Sensitive Item list (personal) Demo Prepped/Cap secure
Chalk card Assault pack
FLC/Body Armor Poncho w/liner
4 QTS water per day (static) 2 MRE per day
Speed Loader 8’ Safety line w/snap-hook
Ammo Pouches Cold/rain gear
7x Magazines (looped) Cat eyes/name tape
Individual life saving kit (stocked) Unit markings
Earplugs Worn
Compass ID tags
Nomex Gloves Eye protection
Flex cuff’s Knee pads
Weapons Cleaning Kit Ear protection
Flashlight Fire-retardant gloves
1x Cargo pocket SNIPER 2x Markings Shooting optics
1x Cargo pocket Sand socks Dump pocket Early warning device
TL/OBSERVER D-kits
MBITR Thermal optics
Measuring tape CLS Bag
Grenade (2) RTO/ASST SNIPER
Detainee PKT (1) ASIP W/Long whip
Strobe/phoenix beacon Jungle antenna
Urban hide kit: Drill/chain Detainee PAK (1)
VS 17 Shovel
Smoke Batteries
Chem Lights Hide site kit
GPS/compass Grenade (2)
Dope book W/calculator Flashlight
Flashlight
Viper/dagger
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
CHECKLIST FOR SNIPER
SKT Weapon System/Essentials
240B w/ Tripod (mission dependent)
249 w/ long and short barrels
M14 or M107 with scope (NV Capabilities)
M4 w/ 203 (ACOG) and AT4 responsibilities
AT4 pre-positioned by exit route
Possibly 5th member (METT-C dependent) w/ M4 for C2
ASIP w/ 2 extra batteries
TAC SAT
Thermals w/ extra batteries
Video Camera w/ remote (no tripods) – one battery, lasts approximately 1 hour.
Camera
BINOs
ICOM headsets
Log Books
Early warning systems (trip flares)
Spike strips (exfill routes)
Flares
Claymores and fragmentation grenades
PCI’s
Packing list
Back briefs
Batteries
Optics
Weapons System – cleanliness and functionality
Confirm Zeros
Commo Checks
Rehearsals/Walkthroughs @ platoon, squad, SKT level
ACTIONS IN SKT
# of Rounds/Links at the ready
M249 - 200 RND Drum
M240 – 300 RNDs linked
M203 – HE in breech
Smokes/grenades pre-positioned
Constant position improvements
Shooting platforms & positions for weapon systems
Sector Sketches/Patrol Log/Commo Log (be aware of recon elements ~ ie Bongos)
Pictures of Hide/ possible recon personnel/ dismounts
Visual/Verbal rehearsals ~ contingencies
Accurate and swift reports : SKT ~ A36, A36~A71, A71~Aerial Assets
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
CHECKLIST FOR OP
This kit, used during dismounted operations such as OPs, includes the following items:
Map of the area, with required graphic only.
Pen, Paper. Markers
Compass
Protractor
Observation devices (binoculars, observation telescope and/or NVDs).
SOI extract.
Report formats. (SPOT, SALUTE, Range Card)
Weapons (personal, crew-served, and/or LAWs; mines are included, if necessary).
Seasonal uniform
Marne Standard
Radios
Long Whip Antenna
Short Whip Antenna
ANCD
Hand mikes
Batteries (Hub, AA, 1590)
Poncho
Water/ MRE’s
VS-17 Panel
Flash Light with Red Lens
Chem Lights
PLGR / GPS
Watch
Appropriate NBC equipment to achieve the highest MOPP level prescribed in the OPORD.
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
APFT DATE TESTED: PLATOON AVERAGE:
NAME PU PTS SU PTS RUN PTS TOTAL
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
WEAPONS
NAME M9 QUAL M16/M4 QUAL M203/320 QUAL
M/SS/EXP DATE M/SS/EXP DATE 1ST/2ND/EX DATE
NAME M2 QUAL M240B QUAL MK 19 QUAL
1ST/2ND/EX DATE 1ST/2ND/EX DATE 1ST/2ND/EX DATE
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
9 WARRIOR DRILLS
1. React to Contact (Visual, IED, Direct Fire [Includes RPG])
2. Avoid Ambush
3. React to Ambush (Blocked and Unblocked)
4. React to Indirect Fire
5. React to Chemical Attack
6. Break Contact
7. Dismount a Vehicle
8. Evacuate Injured Personnel from Vehicle
9. Secure at a Halt
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
SKILL LEVEL 1 SOLDIER’S NAME
STATUS
DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE
TASK NUMBER AND SHORT TITLE GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G
181-101-1013
Comply with the Uniform Code of Military
Justice (UCMJ)
181-105-1001
Comply with the Law of War and the
Geneva and Hague Conventions
224-176-1425
Interact with News Media
331-202-1049
Comply with the Requirements of the
Code of Conduct
805C-PAD-1245
Support Unit and Family Readiness
Through the Army Family Team Building
(AFTB) Program
805C-PAD-1391
Comply With the Army's Equal
Opportunity and Sexual Harassment
Policies
081-831-1000
Evaluate a Casualty
081-831-1003
Perform First Aid to Clear an Object Stuck
in the Throat of a Conscious Casualty
081-831-1005
Perform First Aid to Prevent or Control
Shock
081-831-1007
Perform First Aid for Burns
081-831-1008
Perform First Aid for Heat Injuries
081-831-1025
Perform First Aid for an Open Abdominal
Wound
081-831-1026
Perform First Aid for an Open Chest
Wound
081-831-1032
Perform First Aid for Bleeding of an
Extremity
081-831-1033
Perform First Aid for an Open Head
Wound
081-831-1034
Perform First Aid for a Suspected Fracture
081-831-1042
Perform Mouth-to-Mouth Resuscitation
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
SKILL LEVEL 1
STATUS
DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE
TASK NUMBER AND SHORT TITLE GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G
081-831-1042
Perform Mouth-to-Mouth Resuscitation
081-831-1044
Perform First Aid for Nerve Agent Injury
081-831-1045
Perform First Aid for Cold Injuries
081-831-1046
Transport a Casualty
081-831-1053
Practice Individual Preventive Medicine
Countermeasures
031-503-1013
Decontaminate Yourself and Individual
Equipment Using Chemical
Decontaminating Kits
031-503-1015
Protect Yourself from NBC
Injury/Contamination with Mission-
Oriented Protective Posture (MOPP)
Gear
031-503-1017
Respond to Depleted Uranium
031-503-1018
React to Nuclear Hazard/Attack
031-503-1019
React to Chemical or Biological
Hazard/Attack
031-503-1035
Protect Yourself from
Chemical/Biological Contamination
Using Your Assigned Protective Mask
031-503-1036
Maintain Your Assigned Protective Mask
031-503-1037
Detect Chemical Agents Using M8 or M9
Detector Paper
052-192-1042
Perform Self-Extraction from a Mined
Area
052-192-1242
Locate Mine and Booby Trap Indicators
by Visual Means
071-326-0502
Move Under Direct Fire
071-326-0503
Move Over, Through, or Around
Obstacles (Except Minefields)
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
SKILL LEVEL 1
STATUS
DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE
TASK NUMBER AND SHORT TITLE GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G
071-326-0510
React to Indirect Fire While
Dismounted
071-326-0511
React to Flares
071-326-0513
Select Temporary Fighing Positions
071-326-3002
React to Indirect Fire While Mounted
071-326-5703
Construct Individual Fighting Positions
071-331-0815
Practice Noise, Light, and Litter
Discipline
071-331-1004
Perform Duty as a Guard
071-410-0002
React to Direct Fire While Mounted
071-710-0006
Plan Use of Night Vision Devices
093-401-5040
React to Unexploded Ordnance Hazards
551-88M-0005
Operate a Vehicle in a Convoy
071-329-1006
Navigate from One Point on the Ground
to Another Point While Dismounted
071-329-1030
Navigate from One Point on the Ground
to Another Point While Mounted
113-571-1022
Perform Voice Communications
113-600-2001
Communicate Via a Tactical Telephone
113-637-2001
Communicate Via a Tactical Radio in a
Secure Net
071-331-0804
Perform Surveillance without the Aid
of Electronic Devices
071-730-0014
Identify Combat Vehicles
071-325-4401
Perform Safety Checks on Hand
Grenades
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
SKILL LEVEL 1
STATUS
DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE
TASK NUMBER AND SHORT TITLE GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G
071-325-4407
Employ Hand Grenades
071-325-4425
Employ an M18A1 Claymore Mine
071-008-0007
Engage Targets with an M16-Series
Rifle Using an AN/PAS-13 Series
Thermal Weapon Sight
071-311-2025
Maintain an M16-Series Rifle
071-311-2027
Load an M16-series Rifle
071-311-2028
Unload an M16-series Rifle
071-325-2308
Engage Targets with an M16-Series
Rifle Using a Night Vision Sight
AN/PVS-4
071-000-0005
Prepare a Range Card for a Machine
Gun
071-025-0001
Maintain an M240B Machine Gun
071-025-0003
Load an M240B Machine Gun
071-025-0004
Unload an M240B Machine Gun
071-025-0007
Engage Targets with an M240B
Machine Gun
071-010-0006
Engage Targets with an M249 Machine
Gun
071-312-4025
Maintain an M249 Machine Gun
071-312-4027
Load an M249 Machine Gun
071-312-4028
Unload an M249 Machine Gun
071-312-3025
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
SKILL LEVEL 1
STATUS
DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE
TASK NUMBER AND SHORT TITLE GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G
071-030-0001
Maintain an MK19 Machine Gun
071-030-0004
Engage Targets with an MK19 Machine
Gun
071-030-0005
Load an MK19 Machine Gun
071-030-0006
Unload an MK19 Machine Gun
071-030-0007
Perform a Function Check on an MK19
Machine Gun
071-022-0001
Maintain a Caliber .50 M2 Machine Gun
071-022-0003
Load a Caliber .50 M2 Machine Gun
071-313-3454
Engage Targets with a Caliber .50 M2
Machine Gun
071-054-0001
Prepare an M136 Launcher for Firing
071-054-0002
Restore an M136 Launcher to Carrying
Configuration
071-311-2125
Maintain an M203 Grenade Launcher
071-311-2127
Load an M203 Grenade Launcher
071-311-2128
Unload an M203 Grenade Launcher
071-311-2129
Correct Malfunctions of an M203
Grenade Launcher
071-311-2130
Engage Targets with an M203 Grenade
Launcher
071-100-0003
Engage Targets with an M4 or M4A1
Carbine
071-100-0004
Maintain an M4 or M4A1 Carbine
071-004-0001
Maintain an M9 Pistol
071-004-0003
Load an M9 Pistol
071-004-0004
Unload an M9 Pistol
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
SKILL LEVEL 1
STATUS
DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE
TASK NUMBER AND SHORT TITLE GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G
071-004-0006
Engage Targets with an M9 Pistol
191-376-4121
Use a Riot Baton
191-376-4122
Position Yourself in Riot Control
Formations
101-515-1997
Inter Isolated Remains (After Receiving
Authorization)
101-515-1998
Evacuate Isolated Remains
101-515-1999
Recover Isolated Remains
052-191-1361
Camouflage Yourself and Your
Individual Equipment
052-191-1362
Camouflage Equipment
191-376-4114
Control Entry to and Exit from a
Restricted Area
301-371-1000
Report Intelligence Information
301-371-1050
Implement Operations Security
(OPSEC) Measures
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
SKILL LEVEL 2, 3 & 4
STATUS
DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE
TASK NUMBER AND SHORT TITLE GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G
181-101-2023
Enforce the Uniform Code of Military
Justice (UCMJ)
181-105-2001
Enforce the Law of War and the Geneva
and Hague Conventions
181-105-2002
Conduct Combat Operations According to
the Law of War
224-176-2426
Enforce Compliance with Media Ground
Rules
331-202-1050
Enforce Compliance the Code of Conduct
805C-PAD-2503
Enforce Compliance with the Army's
Equal Opportunity and Sexual Harassment
Policies
081-831-0101
Request Medical Evacuation
081-831-1054
Evacuate Casualties
081-831-9000
Implement Preventive Medicine Measures
(PMM)
031-503-1023
Protect Yourself from Nuclear, Biological,
and Chemical Injury/Contamination When
Charging Mission-Oriented Protective
Posture Gear
031-503-2001
Identify Chemical Agents Using M256-
Series Chemical Agent Detector Kit
031-503-2023
Measure Radiation Dose Rate and Total
Dose
031-503-3002
Conduct Unmasking Procedures
031-503-3004
Supervise the Crossing of a Contaminated
Area
031-503-3005
Submit an NBC 1 Report
031-503-3008
Implement Mission-Oriented Protective
Posture
031-503-3010
Supervise the Employment of Nuclear,
Biological, and Chemical Markers
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
SKILL LEVEL 2, 3 & 4
STATUS
DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE
TASK NUMBER AND SHORT TITLE GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G
031-503-4002
Supervise Unit Preparation for a
Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical
Attack
031-506-1053
Report Nuclear, Biological and
Chemical Information Using NBC 4
Report
031-506-2061
Conduct a Mask Fit Test
061-283-6003
Adjust Indirect Fire
071-326-0608
Use Visual Signaling Techniques
071-326-5704
Supervise Construction of a Fighting
Position
071-326-5705
Establish an Observation Post
071-329-1019
Use a Map Overlay
805C-PAD-2060
Report Casualties
071-430-0002
Conduct a Defense by a Squad
071-326-5502
Issue a Fragmentary Order
071-326-5503
Issue a Warning Order
551-88N-0002
Prepare for Unit Move
301-371-1200
Process Captured Materiel
091-CLT-4029
Supervise Preventive Maintenance
Checks and Services
101-92Y-0003
Enforce Compliance with Supply
Discipline Procedures
101-92Y-0004
Enforce Property Accountability
Policies
101-92Y-0005
Enforce Compliance with Property
Accountability Policies
101-92Y-0006
Inspect Equipment for Accountability,
Cleanliness, and Serviceability
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
SKILL LEVEL 2, 3 & 4
STATUS
DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE
TASK NUMBER AND SHORT TITLE GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G
850-001-2000
Employ Accident Prevention Measures
and Risk Management Process
805C-PAD-2044
Recommend Individual for Award
805C-PAD-2145
Counsel a Soldier on the Contents of a
Noncommissioned Officer Evaluation
Report and NCOER Checklist
805C-PAD-2146
Prepare the Rater's Portion of a
Noncommissioned Officer Evaluation
Report
805C-PAD-2402
Provide Input on Personnel Actions
Affecting Subordinates
805C-PAD-2407
Recommend Disciplinary Action for a
Soldier
805C-PAD-2461
Maintain Accountability of Personnel
(Status Report)
805C-PAD-2472
Prepare a Duty Roster
052-192-4053
Supervise Minefield Breaching
Operations
071-410-0012
Conduct Occupation of an Assembly
Area
071-420-0021
Conduct a Movement to Contact by a
Platoon
071-430-0028
Consolidate a Unit
071-430-0029
Reorganize a Unit
071-332-5000
Prepare an Operation Overlay
191-378-4302
Form Squad-Size Riot Control
Formations
052-195-3066
Direct Construction of Non-explosive
Obstacles
071-410-0019
Control Organic Fires
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
SKILL LEVEL 2, 3 & 4
STATUS
DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE
TASK NUMBER AND SHORT TITLE GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G
441-091-3000
Supervise the Implementation of Air
Defense Measures
071-326-3013
Conduct a Tactical Road March
071-326-5805
Conduct a Route Reconnaissance Mission
071-332-5021
Prepare a Situation Map
071-720-0015
Conduct an Area Reconnaissance by a
Platoon
101-92Y-0002
Plan Tactical Re-Supply Operations
301-371-1150
Identify Intelligence and Electronic
Warfare (IEW) Assets
551-88M-0001
Lead a Convoy Serial/March Unit
551-88N-0003
Plan Unit Move
191-379-4407
Plan Convoy Security Operations
301-371-1052
Protect Classified Information and
Material
805C-PAD-3594
Store Classified Information and Materials
191-379-4450
Supervise Handling of Enemy Personnel
and Equipment at Squad Level
850-001-3001
Control Mission Safety Hazard
805C-PAD-3147
Prepare the Senior Rater's Portion of a
Noncommissioned Officer Evaluation
Report (NCOER)
081-831-1047
Supervise the Implementation of
Preventive Medicine Policies
081-831-1055
Ensure Unit Combat Lifesaver
Requirements Are Met
071-326-5775
Coordinate with an Adjacent Platoon
101-CLT-0198
Supervise Tactical Feeding Operation
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
SKILL LEVEL 2, 3 & 4
STATUS
DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE
TASK NUMBER AND SHORT TITLE GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G
191-379-5400
Form the Platoon into a Riot Control
Formation
071-430-0006
Conduct a Defense by a Platoon
091-CLT-3009
Supervise Maintenance Operations
101-92Y-0001
Supervise Supply Activities
151-357-0001
Supervise CSS Functions During Platoon
Operations
151-357-0002
Coordinate Combat Service Support (CSS)
Operations
159-200-2020
Integrate Threat Capabilities into Mission
Planning
181-101-4001
Conduct a Search/Seizure
551-721-4326
Perform Duties as Convoy Commander
191-379-4408
Plan Security for a Command Post (CP)
191-379-4425
Implement the Unit's Crime Prevention
Program
850-001-4001
Integrate Risk Management into Mission
Plans
805C-PAD-4359
Manage Soldier's Deployment
Requirements
805C-PAD-4550
Prepare a Standing Operating Procedure
(SOP)
805C-PAD-4597
Integrate Newly Assigned Soldiers
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
NBC TASKS
SOLDIERS NAME
STATUS
DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE
TASK GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G
Protect yourself from chemical and
biological Injury/contamination using
your m40-series protective mask with
hood
Maintain your M40-Series protective
mask with hood
Replace the canister on your M40 series
protective mask
Protect yourself from NBC
injury/contamination with mission-
oriented protective posture (MOPP)
gear
Protect yourself from NBC
injury/contamination when changing
mission-oriented protective posture
(MOPP) gear
Protect yourself from NBC
injury/contamination when drinking
from your canteen while wearing your
protective mask
Protect yourself from NBC
injury/contamination while eliminating
body waste when wearing MOPP 4
React to chemical or biological
hazard/attack
React to a nuclear hazard
Detect chemical agents using M9
detector paper
Identify chemical agents using M8
detector paper
Administer Nerve agent antidote to self
(self-aid)
Administer first aid to a nerve agent
casualty (buddy-aid)
Protect yourself from Chem/Bio
injury/contamination by using (entering
or exiting) a collective protection
shelter (if applicable)
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
GO TO WAR TASKS 1
SOLDIER'S NAME
STATUS
DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE
TASK NUMBER AND SHORT TITLE GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
GO TO WAR TASKS 2
SOLDIER'S NAME
STATUS
DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE
TASK NUMBER AND SHORT TITLE GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
CTT TASK
CTT TASK SHEET STATUS
DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE
TASK NUMBER AND SHORT TITLE GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
CTT TASK
CTT TASK SHEET STATUS
DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE
TASK NUMBER AND SHORT TITLE GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
BRADLEY CREW GUNNERY SKILLS TEST (BCGST)
SOLDIER'S NAME
STATUS
DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE
TASK NUMBER AND SHORT TITLE GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G GO N/G
CLEAR, REMOVE, DISASSEMBLE,
AND INSTALL AN M242 25-MM GUN
FEEDER
LOAD AN M242 25-MM GUN FEEDER
APPLY IMMEDIATE ACTION ON AN
M242 25-MM GUN
UNLOAD AND CLEAR AN M242 25-
MM GUN FEEDER
INSTALL AN M240C MACHINE GUN
LOAD, FIRE, AND APPLY
IMMEDIATE ACTION ON AN M240C
COAX MG
CLEAR AN M240C COAX MG AND
UNLOAD 7.62 AMMUNITION
REMOVE AN M240C COAX MG
DISSASSEMBLE (FIELD STRIP) AND
ASSEMBLE AN M240C COAX MG
BORESIGHT TURRET WEAPON
SYSTEM
LOAD AND UNLOAD 25-MM HE
READY BOX\
LOAD AND UNLOAD 25-MM AP
READY BOX
IDENTIFY COMBAT VEHICLES
SET UP RADIO (SINCGARS) FOR
DIGITAL COMMUNICATIONS
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
GUNNERS EXAMINATION-MORTARS
Ground-Mounting
the mortar
carrier and support.
Placing the
mortar in firing
position from
traveling position.
All - Small
deflection
change.
All - Large
deflection
and
elevation
change.
Ground and Carrier -
Referring
the sight and realigning
aiming
posts. Support direct
laying.
Ground and carrier -
Reciprocal
laying. Support -
Laying by compass.
SOLDIER NAME
TOTAL SCORE
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
FDC EXAMINATION
PLOTTING BOARD CERTIFICATION GO NO GO
A. Prepare a plotting board for operation as an observed chart (pivot point).
B. Prepare a plotting board for operation as an observed chart (below pivot point)
C. Prepare a plotting board for operation as a modified-observed chart.
D. Prepare a plotting board for operation as a surveyed chart.
E. Process subsequent FO corrections on all charts.
F. Determine data for sheaf adjustments.
G. Determine data for registration, reregistration, and application of corrections
H. Record information on DA Form 2399 (Computer's Record).
I. Record MET data using MET data sheet.
J. Determine and apply MET corrections.
K. Locate and compute data for a grid mission.
L. Locate and compute data for a shift from a known point mission.
M. Locate and compute data for a polar mission.
N. Compute data for open, converged, and special sheaves.
O. Compute data for traversing fire.
P. Compute data for searching fire (60-mm, 81-mm, and 12-mm mortars).
Q. Compute data for battlefield illumination.
R. Compute data for a coordinated illumination/HE mission.
S. Determine angle T.
T. Prepare an FDC order (section sergeant).
U. Compute data for a zone mission (4.2-inch mortar only).
V. Locate an unknown point on a map or plotting board using intersection.
W. Locate an unknown point on a map or plotting board using resection.
BALLISTIC COMPUTER CERTIFICATION GO NO GO
A. Prepare an MBC for operation (minimum initialization).
B. Process subsequent FO corrections.
C. Determine data for sheaf adjustments.
D. Determine data for registration and reregistration.
E. Record information on DA Form 2399 (Computer's Record).
F. Record MET data using MET data sheet.
G. Determine MET corrections.
H. Compute data for a shift from a known point mission.
I. Compute data for a polar mission.
J. Compute data for a grid mission.
K. Compute data for open, converged, and special sheaves.
L. Compute data for traversing fire.
M. Compute data for searching fire (60-mm, 81-mm, and 120-mm mortars).
N. Compute data for battlefield illumination.'
O. Compute data for a coordinated illumination/HE mission.
P. Determine angle T.
Q. Prepare an FDC order (section sergeant).
R. Compute data for a zone mission (4.2-inch mortar only).
S. Locate an unknown point using intersection.
T. Locate an unknown point using resection.
SOLDIERS NAME: GRADER:
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
RISK MANAGEMENT
FREQUENT (A) Occurs very often, continuously experienced
- Single item occurs very often in service life. Expected to occur several times over duration of a specific mission or
operation. Always occurs.
- Fleet or inventory of items occur continuously during a specific mission or operation, or over a service life.
- Individual soldier occur very often in career. Expected to occur several times during mission or operation. Always occurs.
- All soldiers exposed occur continuously during a specific mission or operation.
LIKELY (B) Occurs several times
- Single items occur several times in service life. Expected to occur during a specific mission or operation.
- Fleet or inventory of items occur at a high rate, but experienced intermittently (regular intervals, generally often,).
- Individual soldier occur several times in career. Expected to occur during a specific mission or operation.
- All soldiers exposed occurs at a high rate, but expected intermittently
OCCASIONAL (C) Occurs sporadically
- Single item occurs some time in service life. May occur about as often as not during a specific mission or operation.
- Fleet or inventory of items occurs several times in service life.
- Individual soldier occurs some time in career. May occur during a specific mission or operation, but not often.
- All soldiers exposed occur sporadically (irregularly, sparsely, or sometimes).
SELDOM (D) Remotely possible, could occur at some time
- Single item occurs in service life, but only remotely possible. Not expected to occur during a specific mission or
operation.
- Fleet or inventory of items occurs as isolated incident. Possible to occur sometime in service life, but rarely. Usually does not
occur.
- Individual soldier occurs as isolated incident during a career. Remotely possible, but not expected to occur during a specific
mission or operation.
- All soldiers’ exposed occur rarely within exposed population as isolated incidents.
UNLIKELY (E) Can assume will not occur, but not impossible
- Single item occurrence not impossible, but can assume will almost never occur in service life. Can assume will not
occur during a specific mission or operation.
- Fleet or inventory of items occurs very rarely (almost never or improbable). Incidents may occur over service life.
- Individual soldier occurrence not impossible, but may assume will not occur in career or during a specific mission or
operation.
- All soldiers exposed occurs very rarely, but not impossible.
CATASTROPHIC (I)
- Loss of ability to accomplish the mission or mission failure. Death or permanent total disability (accident risk).
Loss of major or mission-critical system or equipment. Major property (facility) damage. Severe environmental
damage. Mission-critical security failure. Unacceptable collateral damage.
CRITICAL (II)
- Significantly (severely) degraded mission capability or unit readiness. Permanent partial disability, temporary total
disability exceeding 3 months time (accident risk). Extensive (major) damage to equipment or systems. Significant
damage to property or the environment. Security failure. Significant collateral damage.
MARGINAL (III)
- Degraded mission capability or unit readiness. Minor damage to equipment or systems, property, or the
environment. Lost day due to injury or illness not exceeding 3 months (accident risk).
NEGLIGIBLE (IV)
- Little or no adverse impact on mission capability. First aid or minor medical treatment (accident risk).Slight
equipment or system damage, but fully functional and serviceable. Little or no property or environmental damage.
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
RISK ASSESSMENT
Risk Assessment Code Matrix
ACCIDENT PROBABILITY
HAZARD SEVERITY
Catastrophic: Involving a catastrophe
Critical: A state of crisis or emergency
Marginal: A lower risk
Negligible: Not significant amount of risk
Risk Level Definitions
E - Extremely High
- Loss of ability to accomplish the mission if hazards occur during the mission. A frequent or likely probability of catastrophic
loss (IA or IB) or frequent probability of critical loss (IIA) exists.
H - High
- Significant degradation of mission capabilities in terms of the required mission standard, inability to accomplish all parts of the
mission, or inability to complete the mission to standard if hazards occur during the mission. Occasional to seldom probability of
catastrophic loss (IC or ID) exists. A likely to occasional probability exists of a critical loss (IIB or IIC) occurring. Frequent
probability of marginal losses (IIIA) exists.
M - Moderate
- Expected degraded mission capabilities in terms of the required mission standard will have a reduced mission capability if
hazards occur during mission. An unlikely probability of catastrophic loss (IE) exists. The probability of a critical loss is seldom
(IID). Marginal losses occur with a likely or occasional probability (IIIB or IIIC). A frequent probability of negligible (IVA)
losses exists.
L - Low
- Expected losses have little or no impact on accomplishing the mission. The probability of a critical loss is unlikely (IIE), while
that of a negligible loss is likely or less (IVB through IVE).
Risk Level/Risk Decision Approval
* Extremely High Risk - Division
* High Risk - Brigade
* Moderate Risk - Squadron
* Low Risk - Troop/Platoon
NOTES:
1. * Before risk is mitigated by use of administrative controls.
2. Risk decisions will be made two levels up.
SPECIAL APPROVALS: Missions that must be approved by the Commanding General or the designated ADC.
- All helicopter missions over water.
- All flight missions out of corridor beyond the "No Fly" Line.
- River crossing operations
- Non-standard live fire operations (SOF, etc.)
- * Squadron deep attack
- * Artillery operations requiring a SDZ waiver
- * CALFEX (TF or mix of direct, indirect, and aerial gunnery operations)
- * Troop+ force-on-force (mix of dismounts and wheel and tracked vehicles)
- * Squadron+ motor march
(* Classified EH due to unique Squadron METT-T)
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
RISK ASSESSMENT
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
HOT WEATHER TRAINING
Heat Injury
(1) Table 3-5 below should be applied as guidance for the prevention of heat injuries in acclimatized individuals doing moderate
levels of work.
(2) In situations where work is heavy or prolonged, the risk of heat injury exists at approximately Wet Bulb Globe Temperature
(WBGT) = (0.8 WGT) + (0.2 Dry Bulb Temp). For additional information refer to FMs 21-10 and 21-10-1. 3ID 15TH ASOS
(DSN 870-475-3031) maintains status of local Heat Categories for all Division camps while in Garrison.
(3) Commanders and leaders at all levels must be knowledgeable and enforce measures for preventing heat injuries as outlined in
FM 4-21.11.
HEAT CONDITION WBGT WATER INTAKE WORK/REST
(CATEGORY*(DEGREES F)) (QUARTS/HOUR) (CYCLE-MINUTES)
CAT I/78.0-81.9 AT LEAST ONE CONTINUOUS
CAT II/82.0-84.9 AT LEAST ONE 50/10
CAT III/85.0-87.9 AT LEAST ONE 45/15
CAT IV/88.0-89.9 AT LEAST ONE 30/30
Table 3- 5: HEAT CATEGORY/WATER INTAKE GUIDE
Notes:
*Mission Oriented Protective Posture (MOPP) gear or body armor adds at least 10 degrees Fahrenheit to the WBGT index.
**Suspend physical training and strenuous activity. If operational (non-training) mission requires strenuous activity, enforce
water intake to minimize expected heat injuries.
(4) During and after physical activity:
(a) Supply adequate water and enforce its intake before, during, and after physical activity.
(b) Adjust the work or training activities to correlate with the environmental heat stress conditions.
(c) Provide adequate rest periods for physically active personnel in a hot environment.
(5) Commanders should be aware of the following concepts to counter heat injuries:
(a) Provide Soldiers chilled water.
(b) Allow acclimatization. In general acclimatization applies to all new personnel, but it can also apply to new increased levels
of activity, such as foot marching.
(c) Ensure Soldiers consume at least two meals per day. Unless directed by medical personnel, salt supplementation in water
supplies should not be taken as a prevention or treatment measure.
(d) Don't be fooled by a "safe" WBGT index, as most heat injuries occur during early morning training (especially physical
training), when the air temperature is at its lowest point and the relative humidity is highest. This condition results in a low
WBGT, but does not allow for adequate cooling by the evaporation of sweat. Individuals exercising at this time are less likely to
drink adequate volumes of fluid prior to training. Ensure your troops are well hydrated and rested before conducting strenuous
physical training regardless of the WBGT index.
(6) Take measurements in the field and garrison using the standard Wet Bulb Globe Temperature (WBGT) kit.
(7) All heat casualties requiring hospital admission and/or clusters of heat injuries must be reported promptly (within five days)
IAW AR 40-400, Chapter 6.
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
COLD WEATHER TRAINING
TASK
PHASE I PHASE II
(Classroom) (Field)
Know effects of cold on man & materiel YES YES
Prepare for cold weather operations YES YES
Prevent, recognize, and treat cold weather injuries YES YES
Perform personal field hygiene & discipline YES YES
Fit/wear of TA-50, ECW/ICW/VB boots YES NO
Conduct field craft instruction YES NO
Drying equipment in the cold YES YES
Construct a field shelter/hooch YES YES
Know actions taken when stranded in the cold YES NO
Layout/inspect/setup a 10-man tent YES NO
Use a Hurricane Heater YES NO
Use a lantern YES NO
Conduct sustained operations in the cold YES YES
Construct a 2 man fighting position in the cold YES YES
Maintain individual weapon in the cold YES YES
Operate/maintain vehicle/equipment in the cold YES NO
Conduct NBC operations in the cold YES NO
Know buddy team designations/responsibilities YES YES
Know unit cold weather SOP YES NO
Conduct cold weather leadership seminar for all unit leaders YES YES
Leaders conducting personnel inspections YES YES
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
TRAINING SCHEDULES (SQUADRON/TROOP)
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
PROMOTIONS EFFECTIVE 1 JANUARY 2004, THE NCOES REQUIREMENT FOR PROMOTION PIN-ON IS:
- FOR SERGEANT; PROMOTION BOARD,CUT OFF SCORE TO BE MET.
- FOR STAFF SERGEANT; WLC
- FOR SERGEANT FIRST CLASS; ALC
- FOR MASTER SERGEANT; SLC
ENLISTED PROMOTIONS TO PV2, PFC, AND SPC
- ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR AUTOMATIC PROMOTION TO PV2, PFC, AND SPC WILL BE AS FOLLOWS:
- PV2… 6 MONTHS TIS
- PFC… 12 MONTHS TIS / 4 MONTHS TIMIG
- SPC… 24 MONTHS TIS / 6 MONTHS TIMIG
- SOLDIER MUST NOT BE FLAGGED OR BARRED FROM REENLISTMENT)
- ANY SOLDIER REDUCED MUST BE FULLY QUALIFIED WITHOUT WAIVER
- TIS / TIMIG WAIVERS FOR PV2, PFC, AND SPC
- PV2… 4 MONTHS TIS
- PFC… 6 MONTHS TIS / 2 MONTHS TIMIG
- SPC… 18 MONTHS TIS / 3 MONTHS TIMIG
ELIGIBILITY FOR PROMOTION TO SGT
- TIS FOR PRIMARY ZONE IS 36 MONTHS ACTIVE FEDERAL SERVICES AND SECONDARY ZONE IS 18
MONTHS.
- TIG FOR PRIMARY ZONE IS 8 MONTHS AND SECONDARY ZONE IS 6 MONTHS. SOLDIER IN SECONADARY
ZONE MAY BE BOARDED WITH 16 MONTHS TIS AND 4 MONTHS TIG.
ELIGIBILITY FOR PROMOTION TO SSG
- TIS FOR PRIMARY ZONE ARE 72 MONTHS ACTIVE FEDERAL SERVICES AND SECONDARY ZONE IS 48
MONTHS.
- TIG FOR PRIMARY ZONE IS 10 MONTHS AND SECONDARY ZONE IS 7 MONTHS. SOLDIER IN THE
SECONDARY ZONE MAY BE BOARDED WITH 46 MONTHS TIS AND 5 MONTHS TIG.
MINIMUM PROMOTION POINTS
- WORK IN SECTION AND ASSIGNED TO UNIT FOR 6 MONTHS BEFORE BEING RECOMMENED FOR THE
BOARD
- 350 OR MORE POINTS FOR PROMOTION TO SERGEANT
- 450 OR MORE POINTS FOR PROMOTION TO STAFF SERGEANT
PROMOTION PACKETS
- RECOMMENDATION FROM THE IMMEDIATE SUPERVISOR
- RECOMMENDATION FROM FIRSTLINE OR NCOIC
- LATEST APFT (DA 705) NOT OLDER THAN 12 MONTHS
- IF APFT IS OVER 12 MONTHS AND IS ON PERMANENT PROFILE, NEED A COPY OF PROFILE
- WEAPONS CARD NOT OLDER THAN 12 MONTHS
- PERFORMANCE COUNSELING FOR THE PAST 6 MONTHS (SOLDIER MUST HAVE WORKED IN SECTION,
AND ASSIGNED TO UNIT FOR 6 MONTHS BEFORE BEING RECOMMENDED FOR THE BOARD
- UPDATED ERB FROM PAC.
- BIOGRAPHICAL DATA SHEET
- DOCUMENTS USED FOR PROMOTION POINTS
- PROMOTION POINT WORK SHEET (DA FORM 3355) OBTAIN FROM PAC
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8-STEP TRAINING MODEL
Training Event / Date:_______________________________________________________
STEP 1 - PLAN THE TRAINING (T-8 TO T-7)
Assigned platoon and commander develop a training plan based on input from subordinate leaders. Commander
allocates the training resources required to sustain or improve proficiency of Soldier, leader and collective tasks. Commander
ensures that subordinates know and train to the standard.
____Training Objective(s) or Tasks
____ID Resources required (land/facility, transport, ammo, trainers, TAS-C, medics)
____Coordination/Submit Resource Request
STEP 2 - TRAIN AND CERTIFY LEADERS (T-7 TO T-6)
Ensure that trainers are trained before deploying to the field or training site. Set up trainers for success by providing
them the discrete preparation time, resources, and knowledge required to successfully execute the training event.
____OIC/RSO
____Trainers/NCOIC identified (by name)
STEP 3 - RECON THE TRAINING SITE (T-6 TO T-5)
Ensure the training site meets the conditions outlined in each of your training objectives. Also, use the recon to perform
an on-site risk assessment and identify necessary risk reduction measures.
____Site Reconnaissance
____Trainers Identified and trained/certified (as needed)
____Back brief CDR the initial plan (verbal) for OPORD issue
STEP 4 - ISSUE THE PLAN (T-4 TO T-2)
The training plan identifies soldier, leader, and collective tasks to be trained.
____OPORD/FRAGO (Mission Statement)
____Timeline
____CO Order of March/participating personnel identified
____Details assigned (guard, briefer, police call, etc)
____Resources Confirmed (land/facility, transport, ammo, trainers, TAS-C, medics)
____Risk Assessment
STEP 5 - REHEARSE (T-1)
Rehearsals are conducted in order to identify weaknesses in the training plan as well as teaching effective training
techniques. A good rehearsal will ensure the trainer is comfortable with the task to be trained and all safety considerations have
been met.
____PMI/PCC/PCI
____Rehearse
STEP 6 - EXECUTE (T WEEK)
Successful execution of training is conducted by tactically and technically proficient leaders who actively participate in
the training event.
STEP 7 - CONDUCT AAR (T+1)
After each training event, the Troop will conduct an AAR to identify what happened, why it happened, and how to
correct any shortcomings. Written format will follow will Issue, Discussion, Recommendation.
STEP 8 – RETRAIN
Retrain those tasks identified during the AAR. Date/Re-Train_______________________________________
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TROOP LEADING PROCEDURES
1 RECEIVE THE MISSION
- Think through the mission
- Use METT-T (mission, equipment, terrain, time available, troops available)
- Plan use of available time; allow 2/3 of time for subordinates
- Use reverse planning
2 ISSUE THE WARNO
- Alert unit to mission, time and place of OPORD
- What is the mission (five W's)
- Initial preparations required
- Delegate tasks to subordinates
- Announce time and location of OPORD issue
and who will attend
3 MAKE A TENTATIVE PLAN
- Develop at least two courses of action
- List advantages and disadvantages of each COA
- List five W's of each COA
4 INITIATE MOVEMENT
- State time the unit is to be on location
- Five W's of movement
- Method of movement
- Arrange for transportation
5 CONDUCT RECON
- Visually inspect the area as much as possible
- Use maps, photos, if available, if you cannot recon the
actual site
- Add advantages and disadvantages to COA's
based on recon
6 COMPLETE THE PLAN
- Write the operations order
7 ISSUE THE ORDER - see OPORD format
BE SURE TO:
- Use proper format
- Take attendance
- Issue order on site of mission if
possible
- Speak clearly, use proper
grammar
- Be concise, but accurate
- Maintain eye contact
- Tell subordinates what to do if
they lose communications
- Ask for questions
- Ask them specific questions to be
sure they understand
- Use training aids, such as sand
tables, sketches, or maps
- Give a time check, to be sure all
are on the same time
8 SUPERVISE AND REFINE
- List a priority of things to be checked to ensure mission
accomplishment
- Display thorough knowledge and confidence
- Make corrections
- Get periodic reports from subordinates to
include key goals
- Adjust the plan as necessary, communicate
adjustments to subordinates
**ACCOMPLISH THE MISSION!**
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5 PARAGRAPH OP ORDER
1. Situation
a) Enemy Forces
1) Situation (enemy, weather and terrain).
2) Capabilities.
3) Probable course of action.
b) Friendly Forces.
1) Mission of Next higher unit.
2) Mission of adjacent units (left, right, front, rear).
3) Mission and location of supporting elements.
c) Attachments and Detachments.
2. Mission, Who, What, When, Why and Where
(coordinates).
3. Execution.
a) Concept of Operation.
1) Scheme of maneuver.
2) Formation.
3) Route.
4) Tactical Missions to subordinate Units.
b) Subunit Subparagraphs.
c) Coordinating Instructions.
4. Service Support.
a) Supply.
1) Rations.
2) Uniforms and Equipment.
3) Arms and Ammunition.
4) Captured Materiel.
b) Transportation.
c) Medical Evacuation.
d) Personnel.
e) Prisoners of War.
5. Command and Signal.
a) Signal.
1) Frequencies and Call Signs.
2) Pyrotechnics and Signals.
3) Challenge and Password.
4) Code Words.
b) Command.
1) Command Leader Location.
2) Chain of Command.
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NATO 9-LINE MEDEVAC
LINE 1. Location Of Pickup Site (Grid or Latitude/Longitude)
LINE 2. Frequency & Call Sign At Pickup Site
LINE 3. Number Of Patients By Precedence
a. Urgent (Non-Surgical)- evacuate ASAP, maximum of 2 hours
b. Urgent -Surgical (All Trauma) - need immediate surgical care
c. Priority - evacuate within 4 hours
d. Routine - evacuate within 24 hours
e. Convenience - evacuate when possible
LINE 4. Special Equip. Req (hoist, ventilator, extraction device)
LINE 5. Number of Patients by Type:
L + # of litter patients
A + # of ambulatory patients
LINE 6. WARTIME: Security of Pickup Site
N – No Enemy Troops
P – Possible Enemy Troops In The Area
E – Confirmed Enemy Troops In Area (Use Caution)
X – Engaged With Enemy Troops (Armed Escort Recommended)
LINE 7: Marking of Pickup Site (Panel/Smoke/Lights- What Color?)
LINE 8. Patient Status and Nationality (If Known)
a. US / Coalition Military, Nationality =
b. US / Coalition Force Civilian, Nationality =
c. Non Coalition Force Soldier, Nationality =
d. Non-US/Coalition Civilian, Nationality =
e. Enemy Prisoner Of War
f. High Value Target (Armed Escort Required)
LINE 9. WARTIME: NBC contamination
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MEDICAL EVACUATION PROTOCOL
ANYONE IS ELIGIBLE FOR EMERGENCY CARE AND EVACUATION TO SAVE LIFE, LIMB, OR EYESIGHT!
Category Of Patient URGENT: ALL/Other Categories:
Coalition Mil & Dependents(Active/Reserve) YES
Retired US Military & Dependents YES
Fed Civilian Employees & Dependents YES
Allied Forces YES
American Red Cross YES
Peace Corps/Public Health Service YES
USO Professionals YES
Contractors (I.E. Kellog, Brown & Root) YES
AAFES (US Employees & Dependents) YES
Titan Translators-Cat I (Local Hire) YES
Titan Translators-Cat II (US) & Dependents YES
Detainees / Epws YES
Dos Designees YES
Local Nationals & Local Press NO
AAFES (LN Employees) NO
International Red Cross NO
Foreign Diplomats NO
UN Personnel NO
Unofficial Civilian Visitors NO
3-7 CAVALRY REQUEST FOR MEDICAL EVACUATION
DO WHAT IS RIGHT TO SAVE LIVES OF ANY U.S. SOLDIER. ALWAYS STABILIZE TROOPER BEFORE YOU CALL
IN THE 9-LINE MEDEVAC. MAINTAIN SITUATIONAL AWARENESS, INPARTICULAR WHEN USING AN
ALTERNATE HLZ. CALL SABER X-RAY, AND/OR SABER OSCAR WHENEVER YOU ARE IN CONTACT. BE
ADVISED THAT WHEN CASUALTIES ARE TAKEN THE LINE MEDIC AND COMBAT LIFE SAVERS WILL INITIATE
TREATMENT AS CASEVAC PLAN IS COORDINATED BY THE PL, PSG, CO, or 1SG. TAKE ALLCASUALTIES TO
NEAREST MTF FOR FURTHER TREATMENT, AND STABILIZATION IF NEEDED. DECISION WILL BE MADE FOR
A 9-LINE MEDEVAC AT MTF.
** ALWAYS KEEP CHAIN OF COMMAND INFORMED!**
MEDICAL TREATMENT PROTOCOL
THESE POPULATIONS ALWAYS RECEIVE TREATMENT:
1. Any person who needs treatment to save life, limb, or eyesight is entitled to evaluation and treatment if necessary.
2. Anyone who is injured as a result of Coalition Forces' actions (regardless of injury severity) will be evacuated to the nearest
Coalition Hospital or medical treatment facility having the necessary medical capability to treat the casualty/patient.
3. Local national patients should be evacuated to the nearest Iraqi Medical Treatment Facility with the capability to treat the
casualty/patient.
4. Any soldier who encounters a casualty should immediately notify the nearest Bde Combat Team (BCT) Tactical Operations
Center (TOC). If the casualty is NOT URGENT and not eligible for evacuation by military assets, the BCT TOC or MPs will
call Iraqi Police.
5. Patient Movement Priorities Are: 1. Air 2. Ground 3. Opportunity Air Lift 4. Unit Vehicles
FOR URGENT CASUALTIES, USE THE NATO 9-LINE MEDEVAC / CASEVAC REQUEST FORMAT
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
PATROL CHECKLIST
PATROL NUMBER:
1.
MISSION:
2.
TASK:
3.
ATTACHMENTS:
4. RTE STATUS
GREEN AMBER BLACK
5. PIR:
6. SIGACTS:
TIME MGRS
LOCATION
7. TIPS:
8. BOLO/WANTED LIST: EVERY VEHICLE/PERSON STOPPED WILL BE CHECKED OFF OF THE BOLO/WANTED LIST.
9. TARGETS:
ACTION COLLECT
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
10. ISR:
SHADOW
AWT
FIXED WING
RAVEN
AEROSTAT
11. ROE/ESCALATION
OF FORCE:
DAY: HAND ARM SIGNALS,
HORN, LIGHTS
NIGHT: GREEN LASER GNR, LIGHTS DVR
12. RISK ASSESSMENT:
LOW
MED
HIGH
13. SABER 6&7 BIG 8
14. ACTIONS ON CONTACT:
SAF
VEHICLE SEARCH
IED
PERS SEARCH
SNAP TCP
C&K
DSMT TM
BREECH TOOLS:
15. ROLL OVER DRILLS: GNR DROPS, DRV PULLS HIM DOWN AND CREW BRACES THEMSELVES.
16. CURFEW/RESTRICTIONS:
VEH
PERS
17. RECOVERY:
TOW BARS:
ALL HAVE CABLES:
18. MEDICAL: MEDIC RIDING WITH:
CLS
CASEVAC VIC
ALT CASEVAC VIC
EVAC
NORTH
SOUTH
EAST
ROUTES
19. FREQ/CALL SIGN:
PLT
TRP
SQDN
SHERIFF
MEDEVAC
20. WEATHER:
21. UNIFORM: MARNE STANDARD: EYE PROTECTION, GLOVES, EAR PROTECTION, DELTOID PROTECTION, YOLK &
COLLOR, IOTV, ACH. BASIC LOAD AMMO, IFAK LEFT SIDE, CAMEL BACK/WATER SOURCE, NVG'S
22. VEHICLE: PMCS COMPLETE, FUELED, 2 CASES OF MRE'S, 2 CASES OF WATER, COMSEC LOADED, BFT, DVE, LRAS3 UP
23. PRE-FIRE CHECKS (BRADLEY)
24. ORDER OF MOVEMENT:
25. C2: SOP
26. REPORT REDCON 1
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
TACTICAL ROAD MARCH
1. CNN _______________
2. Convoy Commander__________________
3. Times:
a. SP _______________
b. Safety Brief______________
c. Commo Check ________________
d. Commo Check ________________
e. SP Report to SQDN _________________
4. Personnel:
Officer: ___________ NCO: ____________ Enlisted: ____________ KTS_____________
5. Vehicle Count
Tracked Vehicles: ____________ Wheeled Vehicles: _____________
6. OOM: ___________________________________________________________________________________________
7. Lead Vehicle: _____________ ALT Lead Vehicle: ______________
8. Trail Vehicle: _____________ ALT Trail Vehicle: ______________
9. Frequency: ___________ (SQDN CMD) ___________ (TRP CMD) ____________________(Cell Phone)
HHT____________ A TRP____________ B TRP____________
C TRP____________ D TRP____________
10. PCC Items (Prior to Line up)
_________ CNN on Door:
_________ Current Dispatch & 5988-E
_________ TC/VC card & license
_________ 3 ID Mission Brief
_________ 3 ID 55-2
_________ 3/7 Cavalry Convoy SOP
_________ Map w/ Graphics
_________ Headlights/Taillights
_________ RAWLS Lights (2.5 ton or >)
_________ Snow Chains (Wheeled Vehicles – winter)
_________ Warning Triangles
_________ 2 ea Light Wands
_________ 2 ea Road Guard Vests
_________First Aid Kit/CLS Bag
_________ Water & MREs (as needed)
_________ Vehicle Heater (Winter)
_________ Overnight Bag (With Seasonal Contents)
_________ Lead and Tail Signs/Flags
_________Rollover and Fire Evac Crew Drills
_________Commo – Communications Check at _____________ hrs
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
VEHICLE STATUS TRACKER
ADMIN # TYPE OPERATIONAL
STATUS COMMO STATUS NEXT
SERVICE DUE PARTS STATUS
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
REFERENCES
Sergeants’ Time Training 3ID Regulation 350-1, Policy Statement # 56, Warrior Standard
Warrior Pass Program Policy Statement # 20, Warrior Standard
Alcohol Policy 3ID Regulation 350-1, Policy Statement #12, Warrior Standard
Physical Fitness 3ID Regulation 350-1 (Chapter 9); WARRIOR STANDARD (CHP 5)
Distinguished Platoon 3ID Regulation 350-1
New Soldier Certification FSGA 3ID Regulation and Policy Letters
The Army Non-Commissioned
Officer Guide
FM 7-22.7
Uniform Wear and
Appearance
AR 670-1
Drill and Ceremony FM 3-21.5
Leadership FM 6-22
3RD SQUADRON, 7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT
ASSISTANCE AND AVAILABLE PHONE NUMBERS
Army Community Services (ACS):
BASE
BLDG
PHONE
FSGA
912-767-5058/5059
HAAF
912-315-6816
Army Emergency Relief (AER):
BASE
BLDG
PHONE
FSGA
912-767-5058/5059
HAAF
912-315-6816
American Red Cross:
BASE
BLDG
PHONE
FSGA
912-767-2197
HAAF
EMERGENCY AFTER HOURS CALL:
Chaplain information can be obtained by calling SQDN Staff Duty at 912-435-2122
Legal Assistance and Claims:
BASE
BLDG
PHONE
FSGA
T53
912-767-7713/2952
HAAF
Trial Defense Services Bldg
FSGA
912-767-4398
Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers (BOSS):
PHONE
MWR ADVISOR
CHRIS DENT 912-767-4316
BOSS PRESIDENT
SSG DUNCAN 912-767-9917
Army Career and Alumni Program (ACAP):
BASE
BLDG
PHONE
FSGA
253
912-767-8677/2234
HAAF
1290
912-315-5854
Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP):
BASE
BLDG
PHONE
FSGA
253
912-767-5974/5528
HAAF
1211
912-315-5592/6213
FOR EMERGENCY AFTER HOURS ASSISTANCE, CALL TROOP CHAIN OF COMMAND
FIRE, MP'S, AMBULANCE: 911
HOSPITAL EMERGENCY: 912-435-6666
INSTALLATION EMERGENCY HOTLINE: 1-866-586-3116
DUSTOFF AIR AMBULANCE: 912-767-4850
Transportation:
Incoming:
Outgoing:
Commercial travel: