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SQUAD STX / LFX

SQUAD LFX TRAINING AREA PL Maine LOA PL Vermont N PL Kansas OBJ PL Arizona LD / LC PL Hawaii TITUS RANGE GL 005 747

SQUAD STX/LFX GRAPHIC DEPICTION (1 of 2) PL Arizona OBJ BUNKER LD / LC PL Hawaii PL Kansas LD / LC PL Hawaii PL Arizona N

SQUAD STX/LFX GRAPHIC DEPICTION (2 of 2) OBJ BUNKER PL Kansas PL Vermont LOA PL Maine N

TIMELINE FOR SQD LFX 28 NOV—RETURN FROM RANGE AND CONDUCT RECOVERY 0900 SP TO RANGE 1100 ALL UNITS ARRIVE 1500 RANGE SETUP COMPLETE --1 PLT SETUP --2 PLT BATTLE DRILLS --3 PLT TLPs 1600 RANGE SAFETY WALK-PLs 25 NOV 0700 3 PLT DRY FIRE --2 PLT TLPs --1 PLT SUPPORT 1100 3 PLT BLANK FIRE 1400 3 PLT LIVE FIRE 1700 2 PLT DRY FIRE (N) --3 PLT RETRAIN 2000 2 PLT BLANK FIRE (N) 2300 2 PLT LIVE FIRE (N) 26 NOV 0700 1 PLT DRY FIRE --2 PLT SUPPORT --3 PLT TLPs 1100 1 PLT BLANK FIRE 1400 1 PLT LIVE FIRE 1700 3 PLT DRY FIRE (N) --1 PLT RETRAIN 2000 3 PLT BLANK FIRE (N) 2300 3 PLT LIVE FIRE (N) 27 NOV 0700 2 PLT DRY FIRE --3 PLT SUPPORT --1 PLT TLPs 1100 2 PLT BLANK FIRE 1400 2 PLT LIVE FIRE 1700 1 PLT DRY FIRE (N) --2 PLT RETRAIN 2000 1 PLT BLANK FIRE (N) 2300 1 PLT LIVE FIRE (N) 28 NOV—RETURN FROM RANGE AND CONDUCT RECOVERY

AMMO REQUIREMENTS BLANK DAY 7.62MM 2700 40MM (TP) 296 5.56MM (LINK) 3400 5.56MM 4000 BLANK NIGHT 7.62MM 2700 40MM (TP) 296 40MM (WSP) 45 5.56MM (LINK) 3400 5.56MM 4000 Total 5400 592 45 6800 8000 LFX DAY 60MM (HE) 48 7.62MM 2700 40MM (TP) 296 5.56MM (LINK) 3400 5.56MM 4000 LFX NIGHT 60MM (HE) 48 7.62MM 2700 40MM (TP) 296 40MM (WSP) 45 5.56MM (LINK) 3400 5.56MM 4000 Total 96 5400 592 45 6800 8000

RISK ASSESSMENT OVERALL RISK ASSESSMENT = MED MISSION OR TASK SQD LFX B: DATE/TIME GROUP BEGIN:24 NOV 03 END:28 NOV 03 C: DATE PREPARED 10 SEP 03 D: Prepared By: (Rank, Last Name, Duty Position) 1LT CHAVEZ, STEPHEN COMMANDER E. TASK F. IDENTIFY HAZARDS G. ASSESS HAZARDS H. DEVELOP CONTROLS I. DETERMINE RESIDUAL RISK J. IMPLEMENT CONTROLS (“How to”) Engage enemy with M4, M249 Maneuver into Impact Area Maneuver dismounted Fratricide DUD injuries Cold Weather Injuries High Range safeties Range fans (L and R limits) Establish maneuver boxes Establish LOA IVO 500m SW of Impact area Clearance of fires Monitor soldiers Med Assign Range OIC and RSO Establish SQD boundaries LOA and PL IVO Impact Area established CO clears all IDF Company instructed on cold weather training SLs and above observe soldiers before, during, and after training Provide warming tent Hot coffee and soup IVO training site K. Determine overall mission/task risk level after controls are implemented (circle one) LOW (L) MODERATE (M) HIGH (H) EXTREMELY HIGH (E) D: Risk Decision Authority:(Rank, Name, Duty PSN) OVERALL RISK ASSESSMENT = MED

COLLECTIVE TASKS Take Action on Contact Execute Attack 7-2-1107 Execute Attack 7-2-1100 Perform Overwatch/Support by Fire 7-2-1108 Treat and Evacuate Casualties 7-2-1504

LEADER TASKS Analyze Terrain Navigate Using Map and Compass Control Movement of a Fire Team/Squad Report Call For/Adjust Fire Perform Pre-Combat Checks

INDIVIDUAL TASKS TRAINED Engage targets with a M4 Rifle Engage targets with a M249 SAW Engage targets with a M203 Grenade Launcher Employ Hand Grenade Identify targets in vegetated terrain Move tactically as a member of a fire team Conduct individual movement techniques Camouflage self and equipment Perform buddy aid