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Sapper Leader Course Pamphlet - United States Army
ADP 3-90: Offensive and Defensive Tactics. ADP 5-0: The Operations Process. ATP 3-90.8: Combined Arms Counter-mobility Operations. ATTP 3-90.4: Combined Arms Mobility. ATP 3-34.81: Engineer Reconnaissance. ATP 3-21.8: Infantry Platoon and Squad. ATP 3-09.30: Observed Fire. FM 3-22.9, FM 3-22.68. TM 3-34.82: Explosives and Demolitions
[DOC File]Armored Fighting Vehicle Identification | AFVID
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c. FM 3-20.21 (1 per proctor). d. ST 3-20.21-2 (1 per proctor). e. Student Guide (1 per student). 3. Test Time (45 minutes). Written Practical Exercise A. NAME UNIT DATE 1. _____ is a posture in which a vehicle is prepared for an engagement at all times and ensures the primary weapon system is loaded with designated ammunition. 2. The ...
[DOCX File]HR_Tech_WOAC_Capabilities_and_Limitations_of_BCTs_Lesson …
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FM 3-21.20, The Infantry Battalion, 13 December 2006, Chapter 1. Scan: ATP 3-21.21, SBCT Infantry Battalion, 18 March 2016. 5. TRAINING AIDS, REFERENCES, AND RESOURCES. O. 1. 30: Appendix A, Slides (separate file) O. 1. 30. ... Chapter 3 and 4 and FM 3-96 under the task organization for each BCT. While the students are completing this task walk ...
[DOC File]TRAINING SUPPORT PACKAGE (TSP)
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NOTE: Show slide #21. Conduct IPB (FM 3-34.5, page 2-4 and FM 101-5, page 5-6) Considerations include: • Potential weapons of mass destruction (WMD) sites. • Potential targets that the enemy may attack to inflict environmental damage. • Industries and factories that emit, produce, or store TIMs. • Location of oil and gas pipelines.
[DOC File]Fort Sill | Fires Center of Excellence
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fm 3-60 the targeting process. fm 3-90 tactics. fm 3-90.1 tank and mechanized infantry company team. fm 3-90.5 the combined arms battalion. fm 3-90.6 brigade combat team. fm 4-0 sustainment. fm 5 ...
[DOC File]CHAPTER FIVE
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FM 3-97.6 Military Mountaineering . FM 7-8 Infantry Squad and Platoon. FM 20-3 Individual Camouflage, Concealment, and Decoys. FM 21-20 Physical Fitness Training. FM 21-76.1 Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape. FM 21-150 Combatives . FM 22-5 Drill and Ceremony. FM 23-9 M16A1 and M16A2 Rifle Marksmanship. FM 23-10 Sniper Training
[DOC File]When the Army replaced FM 7-8 with FM 3
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When the Army replaced FM 7-8 with FM 3.21.8, they took the Battle Drills out of the new FM, and gave them to the proponent to ensure they were kept current with today’s Contemporary Operating Environment (COE).
TC 3-21.5 - United States Army
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[DOC File]ADJUST INDIRECT FIRE - United States Army
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3. Determine corrections. a. Make all corrections during the adjust phase within 45 seconds of the round impacting. b. Use no more than six rounds during the adjusting phase. c. The fire for effect must be within 50 meters of the target. d. Determine the correct observer to target (OT) factor to be used. 4. Give an end of mission brief. a.
[DOC File]DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
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d. All commands will be given by the U.S. Flag bearer per FM 3-21.5. e. The time limit for this event is seven (7) minutes. Time starts when the team crosses into the drill area and ends when the team crosses the exit boundary, back into the "enter/exit area". f. Flag bearers may hold the flags in both hands or as stated in FM 3-21.5.
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