1. SCORING/TRACKING MAJ Dan Kidd daniel.kidd@us.army.mil (845) 938-2287 daniel.kidd@us.army.mil

2. Scoring metrics Each event is scored and placed separately The 11 events are Marksmanship, Land Navigation, Obstacle Course, Rope Bridge, Rappel, TCCC, Weapons/Grenade, Boat Course, IED/Communications, DMI Challenge, and Time Final scoring will be based on points assigned to event placement (eg. 56 Teams – 1 st Place for Rope Bridge Event receives 56 points, 2 nd place 55 points….) Course time will be a independently scored event This event will consist of 9 timed lengths between each of the events This will test route selection and speed of travel between events Each event will have a check-in/check-out station to capture leg time Hold time will not be a scoring factor or penalty for this event Scoring Passport All scores, times and penalties will be logged at each event using the Team Passport Scoring Center Intent

3. Tentative Score Sheet

5. Specifications SPOT 2 GPS Device Alert 9-1-1 – In the event of a emergency that threatens loss of Life, Limb or Eyesight – We will receive notification from directly from tracking station if SOS button is pushed – Even if SPOT cannot acquire its location from the GPS network it will still attempt to send a distress signal – without exact location – to the Emergency Response Center Ask for Help - Request help from TOC – In the event of a non-life threatening emergency, you can use this function to notify your personal contacts that you need assistance. Track Progress - Send and save your location and allow contacts to track your progress Size: 4.38 X 2.75 X 1.5” Weight: 7.37 ounces Floats in water Waterproof to 1 meter for up to 30 minutes 10 minute tracking refresh rate

6. Orientation Ask for Help Button SPOT 2 GPS Device Emergency Alert Button Track Progress – These two buttons will flash while tracking is active GPS Light may flash red while fixing on satellites Ensure the SPOT logo is facing the sky at all times