-
M16/M4 Reference
- FM 3-22.9
- TM 9-1005-319-10
-
MK 19 Machine Gun Reference
- FM 3-22.27
- TM 9-1010-230-10
-
M203 Grenade Launcher Reference
- FM 3-22.31
- TM 9-1010-221-10
-
M2 (.50 cal) Machine Gun Reference
- FM 3-22.65
- TM 9-1005-213-10
-
M240B Machine Gun Reference
- FM 3-22.68
- TM 9-1005-313-10
-
M9 (9MM) Semiautomatic Pistol Reference
- FM 3-23.35
- TM 9-1005-317-10
-
M249 Squad Automatic Weapon Reference
- FM 3-22.68
- TM 9-1005-201-10
-
Composite Risk Management Reference
FM 5-19
-
M16 / M4 Maximum effective ranges
- Point: 550m
- Area: 800m
- Tracer Burn-out: 900m
-
Wear and apperance of Army uniforms and insignia
AR 670-1
-
M9 Combat Qualification Course Scorecard form
DA Form 88-R
-
M9 Alterenate Pistol Qualification Scorecard form
DA Form 5704-R
-
M9 Maximum effective range
50m
-
Scorecard for M249
DA Form 7304-R
-
Top Priority Risk Assessment hazards
- Casualties from bullets
- Negligent discharge
- Flagging of Soldiers w/ weapons
- Accountability of ammo
- Failure to obey range safety rules
-
M249 / M240B Maximum effective Range
- Max. range 3600m
- Point 600m
- Area 800m
-
MK 19 Maximum effective range
-
MK 19 Ammunition
- HE - High Explosive (M383 HE)
- HEDP - High Explosive Dual Purpose (M430 HEDP)
- TP - Training Practice (M385A1 TP)
- Practice (M918)
-
M2 .50 cal Maximum effective range
-
Mil/MOA/Degs Conversion
- 1 MOA = 1 in @ 100 Yds / m
- 1 Mil = 3.5 MOA
- 1 Deg = 17.77 Mils
-
Army safety website
- US Army Combat Readiness / Safety Center
- safety.army.mil
-
The Army Safety Program reference
AR 385-10
-
Range Safety Reference
AR 385-63
-
RFMSS
Range Facility Management Support System
-
Range Facility Management Support System (RFMSS) consists of:
- Range and training area scheduling
- Unit and range control approval processes
- Live training asset allocation
- Integrated Training Area Management
- Automation of range firing desk operations
- Resolution of safety and environmental conflicts
- Creation and management of Surface Danger Zones
-
NOTAMS
notifications to airmen
-
NOTAMS is used for?
- military exercises with resulting airspace restrictions
- inoperable radio navigational aids
- hazards such as air-shows, parachute jumps, kite flying, rocket launches
-
PEO-STRI
- Program Executive Office for Simulation, Training, & Instrumenation
- www.peostri.army.mil
-
PEO STRI Mission & Vision
- Provide simulation, training and testing
- Functional and leadership skills
-
DTMS
Digital Training Management System
-
DTMS Provides
- The ability to plan, resource and manage unit and individual training at all levels. Compiles collective and individual tasks
- Weapons qualifications
- Army Physical Fitness Tests (APFT)
- Mandatory training and deployment tasks from "Enlistment to Retirement".
-
Army Training and Leader Development
AR 350-1
-
What is the job of a Training Tech
Serve as a subject matter expert in Training, Advisory services, Administering OJT, Operations, and Development of Training Programs
-
Army Values
- L- Loyalty
- D- Duty
- R- Respect
- S- Selfless Service
- H- Honor
- I- Integrity
- P- Personal Courage
-
Physical Security of Arms, Ammunitions, and Explosives
AR 190-11
|
|
