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1 Chapter 7 Symbology

2 Terminal Learning Objective (TLO)
Action: Describe basic operational terms and symbols as prescribed by FM Condition: Given an intelligence handout and group discussion in a classroom environment. Standard: Score 70% on a 50 question multiple choice test.

3 General Admin SAFETY REQUIREMENTS: GENERAL SAFETY RISK ASSESSMENT: LOW
ENVIRONMENT CONSIDERATIONS: IF YOU BROUGHT IN, TAKE IT WITH YOU!! EVALUATION: Students will be evaluated during a written exam and during the graded FTX.

4 Enabling Learning Objective (ELO)
Action: Identify basic operational terms and symbols as prescribed by FM Condition: Given an intelligence handout and group discussion in a classroom environment. Standard: Score 70% on a 50 question multiple choice test.

5 Purpose To familiarize the LRS leader on basic symbology as to aid in the planning of a LRS mission.

6 Size of Unit O I II III X XX XXX XXXX XXXXX TEAM SQUAD SECTION PLATOON
COMPANY/BATTERY BATTALION REGIMENT BRIGADE DIVISION CORPS ARMY THEATRE

7 Basic Shapes & Colors *Control Measures * OBSTACLES ENEMY FRIENDLY
NEUTRAL *Control Measures * OBSTACLES

8 Present and Proposed Locations
FRIENDLY FRIENDLY Future or Projected location Present or Actual location

9 Precise Location of a Symbol
= Location of Unit

10 Method of Labeling Symbols
SIZE OF UNIT PARENT UNIT UNIT #

11 505 XX 82 2 233

12 SELF PROPELLED ARTILLERY
Basic Symbols INFANTRY SELF PROPELLED ARTILLERY ARTILLERY ARMOR

13 Basic Symbols L LP/OP LIGHT INFANTRY MECHANIZED INFANTRY
ROCKET ARTILLERY

14 Surface to Surface Missile
Basic Symbols Surface to Air Missile (SAM) Surface to Surface Missile (SSM) ARMOR RECONNAISSANCE ENGINEER

15 Basic Symbols Air Defense Artillery (ADA) SIGNAL LIGHT MORTAR

16 Basic Symbols ANTI-ARMOR MOTORIZED INFANTRY RADAR AVIATION

17 Basic Symbols AIR ASSAULT INFANTRY BATTLE POSITION STRONG POINT

18 Control Measures Phase-lines Coordination points Unit boundaries
Targets Points (Release point, etc…) Areas (NAI/TAI)

19 Target Area of Interest
Control Measures 12 Target Area of Interest (TAI) 11 Named Area of Interest (NAI) AB0001 ANTI-PERSONNEL MINE Target

20 Symbols Quiz

21 Symbols Quiz 12 11 AB0001

22 Symbols Quiz

23 Symbols Quiz X

24 QUESTIONS???

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