The Sabalauski Air Assault School Packing List Day Zero Worn Items ACU cap with ACU-pattern rank and name tape (no cat eyes) ACU top with all ACU-pattern rank, patches, and name / US Army tape ACU trousers (no spandex worn underneath) Tan/Tan 499 T-shirt (no logos or name) Tan/Tan 499 rigger belt Tan/Coyote boots, military issued / authorized (serviceable, no ripple sole) Socks, no logos must be matching (black or green military issue) Underwear (optional) Sports bra (females) ID tags with long and short chain (around neck with medical alert tag) ID card (in left or right chest pocket) Carried Items 1-qt canteen, full w/ white masking tape (topped off-filled to the brim) Small notebook w/pen or pencil (not in sleeve) 1 pair running shoes (no basketball or casual shoes) Reflective belt, yellow MRE, complete (not field stripped) Signed copy of FC Form 4137, dated May 2017 Copy of DD Form 1610 (TDY Soldiers only) **Additional Items (Winter Classes) Socks, no logos must be matching, extra pair (black or green military issue) Tan/ Tan 499 T-shirt, 1 extra (no logos or name) Field jacket / Gore-Tex jacket / Gen 3 Jacket, Extreme Cold/Wet Weather with rank, all patches and tapes (applies to all jackets, no leadership tabs will be worn) Gloves, black / green leather shell, military issue Glove inserts, military issue, black, green, or brown (no synthetic or polypro) PT cap, Black fleece Waterproof bag, military issue (marked with shoe tag with name, sponsor phone # and unit) Day 1-10 (with Day Zero Packing List) Assault pack w/ Name tape IAW unit SOP IBA / IOTV with name, rank and plates (no side plates, yoke, groin protector, throat protector, or DAPS) ACH / Kevlar helmet (no cover) Waterproof bag, military issue (marked with shoe tag with name and unit) Wet weather top with rank (summer) / field jacket or gore-tex/Gen 3 Jacket, Extreme Cold/Wet Weather with rank, all patches and tapes (winter) ACU top (sterile) ACU trousers 1 Tan/Tan 499 T-shirt (no logos or name) 1 pair of socks no logos must be matching (black or green military issue) Neck gaiter, military issue, black or brown (no hood) Ear plugs with case, military issue 2 chemlights, Red Highlighter 1, 1 Gallon Ziploc bag 3 x 5 index card (no lines) Poncho Goggles (clear lenses with retaining strap, form fitting to face) Air Assault Handbook (when issued) Advance sheets (when issued) 1-qt canteen carrier with canteen cup on IBA (guide hand side) Flashlight, right angle with red lens (with D-cell batteries only, Must Be Operational) Gloves, black / green leather shell, military issue Glove inserts, military issue, black, green, or brown (no synthetic or polypro) PT cap, Black fleece Additional Equipment Required APFU pants APFU jacket APFU shorts APFU shirt (long sleeve and short sleeve) White/ Black socks (above the ankle bone, no logos, no tube socks) Field jacket liner or heavy weight polypro top (winter) Beret (Graduation Day only) Cold weather boots (winter) Polypro bottoms (winter) Notes: ** All Day Zero items listed under Additional Items (Winter Classes) must go in the Waterproof bag with shoe tag attached (marked with name, sponsor phone # and unit) Service Members not in the U.S. Army should wear authorized uniforms by specific branch of service; duty & physical fitness uniforms. Winter classes are classes with Day Zero beginning between 1 October thru 31 March. All equipment must be serviceable. FLEECE JACKETS ARE NOT AUTHORIZED. Dietary supplements are not authorized for use by any student. Wear out dates are verified on the Army G1 Website: http://www.armyg1.army.mil/HR/uniform/ As of 1 January 2018

IBA AND ASSAULT PACK PACKING LIST AND LAYOUT ASSAULT PACK ON BACK W/ PT BELT PLACED VERTICALLY AROUND ASSUALT PACK (ALL STRAPS FASTNED AND EXCESS SECURED) IBA WITH CANTEEN CARRIER, CANTEEN CUP, NAME TAPE, RANK AND PLATES (WORN, NO ADDITIONAL POUCHES) PONCHO (FOLDED IN ½ AND THEN ½ AGAIN, OPENING WILL BE FACING THE STUDENT AND TO THE RIGHT) WET WEATHER TOP (SUMMER) GORTEX / FIELD JACKET (WINTER) ACU BOTTOM (DISPLAYED WITH OPENING FACING STUDENT) ACU TOP STERILE (SEW ON MUST HAVE ALL PATCHES AS WORN) 1 TAN T-SHIRT (NO LOGOS/UNIT T-SHIRTS) PATROL CAP (W/NAME TAPE AND RANK;EITHER SWEN ON OR PIN ON AND VELCRO) GOGGLES (CLEAR LENSES WITH RETAINING STRAP, LAYING FLAT WITH LENS FACING SKYWARD) STUDENTS FEET 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.11.12.13. 14. 15. ZIP-LOCK BAG (MUST BE 1 GALLON AND DISPLAYED W/ OPENING TOWARDS STUDENT) ID CARD (FACE UP) NOTEPAD PEN AND HIGHLIGHTER (WILL BE LEFT TO RIGHT IE. NOTEBOOK, PEN, AND HIGHLIGHTER. PENS CAP WILL FACE STUDENT) HELMET (AS WORN, CHIN STRAP SECURED) WET WEATHER BAG (FOLDED IN ½ THEN ½ AGAIN) BLACK LEATHER WORK GLOVES (THUMBS TOWARDS INST.) MILITARY ISSUED INSERTS (THUMBS TOWARDS INST.) 1 PAIR OF SOCKS (BLACK OF GREEN MILITARY ISSUE) LAYOUT DIAGRAM SHEET (FACING INST) AASLT HANDBOOK & ADVANCE SHEETS (12M FM LAYOUT) 3 X 5 CARD (COMPLETE & ACCURATE INFORMATION) PT CAP (BLACK FLEECE CAP) (FOLDED IN ½ , POINT FACING CENTER; OPEN END FACING STUDENT) NECK GAITER (FOLDED IN ½; OPEN END FACING STUDENT) EAR PLUGS IN CASE (CASE OPEN, FACING INSTRUCTOR LAYING FLAT ON PONCHO) RED CHEMLIGHT X2 (NO BATTERY OPERATED CHEMLIGHTS) 3X5 CASUALTY FEEDER CARD FRONT 21.26. 20. 19. 18. 17. 16. 25.24. 23. 22. 18. CANTEEN WILL BE IN STUDENT’S LEFT CARGO POCKET; TAPE WILL BE CLEAN CUT ACROSS EDGES. ALL UNIFORM ITEMS ARE DISPLAYED AS WORN. BUTTONS,ZIPPERS AND SNAPS COMPLETELY FASTENED.

3X5 card with the following information ROSTER # CLASS # Last, First MI. Rank Unit First Line Supervisor Name & Contact Number The 3x5 card will be white in color and the information will be written on the side with no lines (Blank). Information will be written in BLACK marker for TEAM 1, GREEN marker for TEAM 2, RED marker for TEAM 3.

TSAAS 6 / 12 mile Ruck Route NORTH 2 CP1 S/F START/FINISH MILE 1 CP2 TURN AROUND T/A

Casualty Feeder Card (Front) ROSTER NUMBER LAST, FIRST M. SSN AGE GENDER RACE HEIGHT (inches) WEIGHT UNIT SPONSOR NAME/CONTACT INFORMATION The casualty feeder card will be white in color and the information will be written on the side with no lines (blank). The casualty feeder card will be stored in a separate Ziploc bag in the left shoulder sleeve pocket of the ACU top at all times while on school grounds. Information will be written in BLACK marker for TEAM 1, GREEN marker for TEAM 2, RED marker for TEAM 3. This card will only be used by medical personnel in the event of a medical emergency.

Casualty Feeder Card (Back) Food/ Water consumption/ Rest Day of training/event Night Prior Morning of Amount of rest Student will use the side with lines to annotate everything that the SM has had to eat or drink from the time they leave school grounds in the afternoon, until the time the student comes back to first formation the following day. Student will be required to complete a new Casualty Feeder card before the first formation of every school day.

Lyrics “The Army Goes Rolling Along” March along, sing our song, with the Army of the free Count the brave, count the true, who have fought to victory We’re the Army and proud of our name We’re the Army and proudly proclaim First to fight for the right, And to build the Nation’s might, And the Army Goes Rolling Along Proud of all we have done, Fighting till the battle’s won, And the Army Goes Rolling Along. Then it’s Hi! Hi! Hey! The Army’s on its way. Count off the cadence loud and strong For where e’er we go, You will always know That The Army Goes Rolling Along.

Lyrics “The 101st Division Song” We have a rendezvous with destiny, Our strength and courage strike the spark, that will always set men free Assault right down through the skies of blue, keep your eye on the job to be done, We’re the soldiers of the Hundred and First, we’ll fight til the battles won

Spot Report Point System Reason Points Major Unsafe Act Poor Motivation Unsafe Aircraft Actions Day Zero Drop Failure to double time -5 Intentionally dumping water on footmarch Lack of motivation Touching Rappel Seat after inspection Failure to react to a falling rappeller Poor Appearance Missing canteen / Empty canteen Needing to shave Needing a haircut Late To Formation (Can NOT be worked off) First Time -20 Missing Training Second Time (For a total of -40) Missing more than one (1) hour of training Phase Drop FTR w/o calling (missing more than one hour) Integrity Intentionally not doing exercise Miscellaneous (CMD Discretion) Cell phone, knives, GPS, tobacco on school grounds EO complaint/violation Never Return Lying Sexual Harassment/SHARP Quiting the course Discipline Cheating Disrespect to student or cadre Failing Standards on PT (Run or Footmarch) Positive Points Failing the 6 mile FM for time Finishing 6 mile FM under 1 hour +5 Failing the 6 mile FM for missing equipment Pass and finish FM w/ guideon Failing the 12 mile FM (Time or Equipment) FM Drop Achieving 100% on Phase Exam Failing the 4 mile motivation run Cadence calling Outstanding motivation Failure to Follow Instructions Failure to follow instructions Missing Equipment Improper stencils (per item) Missing equipment from packing list or at formation Missing stencils or tape (per item) Required packing list equipment is stolen (Police Report required) Equipment Deficiencies Equipment or uniform dirty Minor Unsafe Act Equipment unserviceable Canteen not topped of at formation Leaving footmarch/run route Layout Deficiencies Buttons, snaps, and/or velcro unfastened *Points for being late can NOT be worked off (per item displayed) *Students can NOT start a day with -40 admin points or more Not properly displayed will be a Day Zero Drop *Students can only work off 5 points a day *If a student acrues -80 or more points on the "10" layout they will be a Day Zero Drop Example: Student acrues 60 spot points on the "10" layout, they will have 30 admin points

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