1. Every Soldier is a Sensor: Observation Techniques and SALUTE

2. 2 Terminal Learning Objective Action: Identify Observation Techniques and how to report observations using SALUTE Conditions: In a classroom or field environment, given this instruction Standards: Demonstrate understanding, via instructor checks on learning, of observation techniques and how to report information utilizing SALUTE in support of Battlefield Operations

3. 3 Day Observation Techniques Step 1 - Make a quick, overall search of the entire sector for obvious targets and unnatural colors, outlines, or movements. Step 2 - Observe overlapping, 50-meter wide strips

4. 4 Night Observation Techniques Dark Adaptation Technique Off-Center Vision Technique Scanning Technique

5. 5 Things to Look and Listen for Sounds Dust or vehicle exhaust Movement Positions Outlines or shadows Shine or glare Contrasting colors

6. 6 Range to Target Techniques 100-Meter Unit-Of-Measure Method (Daytime) Appearance-Of-Objects Method (Daytime) Flash to Bang Method (Best method to use at Night)

7. 7 SALUTE S – Size/Who A – Activity/What L – Location/Where U – Unit/Who T – Time/When E – Equipment/How

8. 8 Terminal Learning Objective Action: Identify Observation Techniques and how to report observations using SALUTE Conditions: In a classroom or field environment, given this instruction Standards: Demonstrate understanding, via instructor checks on learning, of observation techniques and how to report information utilizing SALUTE in support of Battlefield Operations