Army Training Management

Army Training Management
Train to Deploy -6mos
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1. Training Management E FSC, 10th BEB LT Samantha Schaffer UNCLASSIFIED

2. Agenda Purpose Organizational Layout Operational Environment Battalion Mission Company Mission Commander’s Guidance Platoon’s Mission METL Crosswalk Personnel Equipment Training Conditions Monthly Training Schedules Deliberate Risk Assessment Summary Questions Conclusion

3. ROAD TO WAR Current Date May 15th- Signal Company FTX June 5th- MI Company FTX July 16th- Battalion FTX Aug 7th- Convoy Live Fire Aug 24th- Rail Head Ops (BSB) Sept 1st-JRTC Oct 31st-DEPLOYMENT

4. Purpose The purpose of this brief is to provide a six-month training plan in order to ensure echo forward support company is mission capable for the unit’s upcoming deployment.

5. Organizational Layout

6. Operational Environment: Afghanistan Physical Environment Landlocked and mountainous Land elevations sloping from northeast to southwest Climate Very dry Summer: exceeds 33 degrees Celsius Winter: gets below 10 degrees Celsius Natural Hazards Earthquakes and floods

7. Operational Environment - Infrastructure 30% of Afghans currently have electricity The country’s road network has expanded and 80% of Afghans now live within 50 km of the Ring Road (major road that connects 5 major cities) Wells have been constructed and have resulted in reliable clean water and sanitation services Hundreds of new buildings to include hospitals, clinics, training centers, high schools, university residencies and government offices have been built over the years

8. Operational Environment - Military Consist of the Afghan National Army and Afghan Air Force No Navy because the country is landlocked Main service rifle: AK- 47 Manpower of 14,000,000

9. Battalion Mission 10 BEB conducts engineering operations in garrison and deployment operations. Plan and control assured operations, disaster management, establish and maintain communications and information systems and perform sustainment functions, to enable freedom of action in support of 1ABCT stability operations, and set conditions for successful follow-on operations.

10. Battalion METL Mission Essential Task Current Assessment Projected Assessment Conduct BEB Operations U T Execute the Operations Process, BEB U T Plan and Control Assured Mobility Operations, BEB U T Support Disaster Management Operations, BEB U T Direct Battalion Deployment Operations, BEB U T Establish and Maintain Communications and Information Systems U T Perform Sustainment Functions U T

11. Company Mission E FSC conducts direct logistical support to 10 BEB in garrison and deployment operations. Plan, direct and provide field feeding, bulk and package fuel, general supply, ammunition and field maintenance, enabling 10 BEB stability operations.

12. Commander’s Guidance 1. Train to standard 2. Train as you will fight 3. Train while operating 4. Train fundamentals first 5. Safety

13. Platoon Mission Echo Distribution Platoon conducts direct logistical support to 10 BEB in garrison and deployment operations. All personnel will properly train to standard and equipment ready. E Distribution Platoon will plan, direct and provide bulk fuel, general supply, and ammunition to enable 10 BEB stability operations.

14. E FSC METL Mission Essential Task Current Assessment Project Assessment Deploy/Redeploy U T Conduct Company Sustainment Mission U T Defend Assigned Area U T Conduct and Defend Tactical Convoy U T Conduct Distribution Platoon Operations U T Conduct Maintenance Platoon Operations U T Conduct Company Support Functions U T

15. METL Crosswalk Deploy/Redeploy Conduct Company Sustainment Mission Conduct and Defend Tactical Convoy Conduct Distribution Platoon Operations METL Collective Tasks Conduct Staging Activities Conduct TLP Platoon/Company Conduct Bulk Petroleum Distro. Prepare for Tactical Convoy Treat Casualties Direct Distro. Platoon Ops. Manage Supply Support Activities 1. Perform Map Recon 2. Conduct Leader’s Recon 3. Conduct Roles of Platoon Sergeant 4. Conduct Liaison with Local Officials Inspect Equipment Tasks for Specific Injuries (Airway Blockage) Monitor Supply Operations Individual Tasks

16. Platoon Collective Tasks Deploy/Redeploy Task Number METL# Rating (T,P,U) Conduct Staging Activities 55-2-4826 63-TS-2092 U Conduct Company Sustainment Mission Task Number METL# Rating (T,P,U) Conduct TLP Platoon/Company 07-2-5081 63-TS-2091 U Conduct Bulk Petroleum Distribution 63-2-4546 63-TS-2091 U

17. Platoon Collective Tasks Conduct and Defend Tactical Convoy Task Number METL# Rating (T,P,U) Prepare Unit for Tactical Convoy 55-2-4002 63-TS-2093 U Treat Casualties 08-2-0003 63-TS-2093 U Conduct Distribution Platoon Operations Task Number METL# Rating (T,P,U) Direct Distro Platoon Ops 10-2-0231 63-TS-3390 U Manage Supply Support Activity Operations 10-2-0715 63-TS-3390 U

18. Personnel MOS Title Grade # 92A Platoon Leader 02 1 88M40 Platoon Sgt E7 1 88M30 Section Sgt E6 1 88M20 Hvy Vehicle Driver E5 1 89B20 Ammunition Sgt E5 1 92F20 Petrl Hvy Veh Opr E5 2 88M10 Hvy Vehicle Driver E4 3 92F10 Petrl Hvy Veh Opr E4 4 88M10 Hvy Vehicle Driver E3 2

19. Equipment Truck-T07679 (1) Trailer-L26934 (1) Truck Utility: Up Armored HMMWV LTT Trailer MTD F55553 (2) Distribution System Elec-120V 60AMP

20. Equipment Truck-T96496 (3) Trailer-T20131 (3) Tank-T87243 (3) Modular Fuel System-Tank Rack with Retail Capability- 2500 Gal Truck Cargo-HMMT w/LHS T49255 (1) Truck Lift Fork- 4000lb Cap Rough Terrain Truck-T61908 (1) Trailer-T95555 (1) Truck Cargo-MTV W/E Trailer-5 Ton Capacity

21. Equipment Trailer-T93761 (6) Flat Racks- B83002 (18) Trailer-Palletized Loading System Truck- HMMT w/LHS (Modular Fuel System utilizes this truck for movement as well) Trailer-T95555 (1) Truck-T61908 (1) Truck Cargo-FMTV Trailer-5 Ton W69528 (2) Towbar Motor Vehicle

22. Training Conditions: Fort Stewart

23. Training Conditions Terrain - Flat with dense vegetation and some swamp areas. Has about 280,000 acres of land making it the largest military installation on the east coast Training Ranges - small arm ranges, helicopter gunnery, and field artillery ranges available Trails - two laned; capable of wheels and tracked vehicles Weather Average Summer: 96.3 degrees Fahrenheit Average Winter: 42.1 degrees Fahrenheit

24. May Training Schedule

25. May Week 1 Schedule Training Events STT: Conduct Distribution Platoon Operations Establishing a supply area Reports, internal support Basic marksmanship PMCS all weapons Battalion Range Operations M4 qualification Tasks Trained Conduct Distribution Platoon Operations - Crawl/Walk Direct Distribution Platoon Operations Manage Supply Support Activity Operations Monitor Supply Operations through the Supply Discipline Program Equipment Needed Classroom M4 (14/14) Night Vision Goggles (14/15) Vehicles: T07679 HMMWV, Support needed: (2) GSA Vans

26. May Week 2 Schedule Tasks Trained Conduct Company Sustainment Operations - Crawl Conduct TLP Platoon/Company Conduct Bulk Petroleum Distribution Conduct/Defend Tactical Convoy - Crawl Prepare unit for tactical convoy Equipment Needed All radio equipment Training Events STT: Conduct company sustainment Radio communications Convoy manifest, order of march Incorporate TLPs in planning Health/Readiness Classes

27. May Week 3 Schedule Tasks Trained Conduct Company Sustainment Operations - Walk Conduct TLP Platoon/Company Conduct Bulk Petroleum Distribution Conduct Distribution Platoon Operations - Crawl/Walk Direct Distribution Platoon Operations Manage Supply Support Activity Operations Equipment Needed Modular fuel system with 2500 gallon tanker Training Events Signal Co FTX Practice supporting refuel operations

28. May Week 4 Schedule Tasks Trained Deploy/Redeploy - Crawl Staging Activities Inspect equipment for accountability, cleanliness, and serviceability Equipment Needed All MTOE assigned equipment Training Events Equipment Layout Equipment Familiarization

29. May Week 5 Schedule Tasks Trained Conduct/Defend Tactical Convoy - Crawl Prepare unit for tactical convoy Treat casualty Treat a heat injury Treat an open wound Clear an airway obstruction Equipment Needed M249 (2/2) M240B (2/2) .50 cal (1/1) All Tripods 70 MREs Vehicles: T07679 HMMWV, Support needed: (2) GSA Vans Training Events M240B/M249 Familiarization/Qualification Basic First Aid Packing List Inspection for FTX

30. May Collective Task Update Collective Task Status (T,P,U) Conduct Staging Activities P Conduct TLP Platoon/Company P Conduct Bulk Petroleum Operations P Prepare Unit for Tactical Convoy P Treat Casualties U Direct Distribution Platoon Operations P Manage Supply Support Activity Operations P

31. June Training Schedule

32. June Week 1 Schedule Tasks Trained Conduct Company Sustainment - Run Conduct TLPs Perform a Map Recon Conduct a Leader’s Recon Conduct Roles of the PLT SGT Conduct Bulk Petroleum Operations Deploy/Redeploy - Walk Conduct Staging Activities Inspect Equipment for Accountability, Cleanliness, and Serviceability Equipment Needed Supporting distribution platoon headquarters and section Training area Maps AN/PYQ-10 (3/3) Digital AN/UYQ-90 (2/2) Sattelite Signals AN/PSN-13 (6/6) Radio Set AN/VRC-90F (7/7) AN/UYK (1/1) AN/TYQ (1/1) AN/PSN (1/1) All MTOE Vehicles Training Events MI FTX

33. June Week 2 Schedule Tasks Trained Recovery from FTX Conduct/Defend Tactical Convoy - Crawl Prepare unit for tactical convoy Treat casualty Perform First Aid for an Open Chest Wound Initiate Treatment for Shock Control Bleeding Equipment Needed Vehicles Training Events Driver’s Training PT Test

34. June Week 3 Schedule Tasks Trained Deploy/Redeploy Conduct Staging Activities Inspect Equipment for Accountability, Cleanliness, and Serviceability Equipment Needed Classroom Training Events MRT/SHARP Training Following standards per AR 350-1 - Army Mandatory Training

35. June Week 4 Schedule Tasks Trained Deploy/Redeploy Conduct Staging Activities Inspect Equipment for Accountability, Cleanliness, and Serviceability Equipment Needed Name Training Events Administrative action/Medpro

36. June Collective Task Update Collective Task Status (T,P,U) Conduct Staging Activities P Conduct TLP Platoon/Company T Conduct Bulk Petroleum Operations T Prepare Unit for Tactical Convoy P Treat Casualties U Direct Distribution Platoon Operations P Manage Supply Support Activity Operations P

37. July Training Schedule

38. July Week 1 Schedule Tasks Trained Pay Day Activity Equipment Needed ASU Training Events DONSA Pay Day Activity

39. July Week 2 Schedule Tasks Trained Conduct/Defend Tactical Convoy - Walk Prepare unit for tactical convoy Treat Casualties Perform First Aid for an Open Chest Wound Initiate Treatment for Shock Control Bleeding Equipment Needed Classroom CPR Dummies Computers Training Events STT: Conduct/Defend Tactical Convoy Four hour training blocks

40. July Week 3 Schedule Tasks Trained Conduct Company Sustainment - Run Conduct TLP platoon/company Perform a Map Recon Conduct a Leader’s Recon Conduct Roles of the PLT SGT Conduct Bulk Petroleum Operations Deploy/Redeploy - Run Conduct staging activities Equipment Needed All company/all equipment Training Events Battalion FTX

41. July Week 4 Schedule Tasks Trained Conduct/Defend Tactical Convoy - Walk Prepare unit for tactical convoy Treat Casualties Perform First Aid for an Open Chest Wound Initiate Treatment for Shock Control Bleeding Equipment Needed CLS Bags ROE Cards IED Equipment Training Events E Co Field Training CLS ROE IED Awareness

42. July Collective Task Update Collective Task Status (T,P,U) Conduct Staging Activities T Conduct TLP Platoon/Company T Conduct Bulk Petroleum Operations T Prepare Unit for Tactical Convoy P Treat Casualties P Direct Distribution Platoon Operations P Manage Supply Support Activity Operations P

43. August Training Schedule

44. August Week 1 Schedule Tasks Trained Deploy/Redeploy Equipment Needed All personnel All necessary paperwork Computers All MTOE Weapons Training Events Administrative Actions Tuesday - Friday SGLI updates and Deers (Tuesday) Pay Inquiries/ Finance (Wednesday) Update Emergency POC (Wednesday) ASAP Brief(Thursday) Preliminary Marksmanship Instruction on Crew Serve Weapons

45. August Week 2 Schedule Tasks Trained Conduct and Defend Tactical Convoy - Run Prepare unit for tactical convoy Treat casualties Reflexive Fire Conduct Distribution Platoon Operations - Crawl/Walk Direct Distribution Platoon Operations Manage Supply Support Activity Operations Equipment Needed CLS Bag 3 M249 (2/2) M240B (2/2) .50 cal (1/1) All Tripods All MTOE Vehicles Training Events Convoy Live Fire (CLFX) August 7th and 8th Fort Stewart Live Fire Range

46. Deliberate Risk Assessment

47. Deliberate Risk Assessment

48. Deliberate Risk Assessment

49. August Week 3 Schedule Tasks Trained Conduct and Defend Tactical Convoy - Run Prepare unit for tactical convoy Treat casualties Equipment Needed CBRN Masks (14/14) Radiac set (2/2) Joint chemical agent detector 84 hand grenades MK19 Grenade .40mm (1/1) Support Needed Field Feeding/MRE GSA Van Training Events Tues- Motor Pool Wednesday- Grenade Range Thurs-Fri- CBRN

50. August Week 4 Schedule Tasks Trained Deploy/Redeploy-Run Conduct Staging Activities Inspect Equipment for Accountability, Cleanliness, and Serviceability Equipment Needed All personnel/Equipment Support Needed GSA Vans for Personnel Transport to Airport MREs for Travel Training Events Monday- PCMS/Administrative Action Tuesday-Wednesday- 100% Equipment Acct/PCCs & PCIs Thurs-Fri- Rail Head Operations Sat-Sun- Commercial Air to FT Polk

51. August Collective Task Update Collective Task Status (T,P,U) Conduct Staging Activities T Conduct TLP Platoon/Company T Conduct Bulk Petroleum Operations T Prepare Unit for Tactical Convoy T Treat Casualties T Direct Distribution Platoon Operations T Manage Supply Support Activity Operations T

52. September Training Schedule

53. October Training Schedule

54. Summary Operational and Training Environment – Afghanistan and Ft. Stewart 10 BEB Mission / METL – Sustainment Functions Echo Co Mission / METL – Provide stability operations Distribution Platoon Mission / METL – Support 10 BEB Personnel / Equipment – 88M & 92F Platoon Essential / Key / Individual Tasks – Nest with Higher Tasks Not Trained – Unnecessary for mission completion Monthly Calendar – Trained

55. QUESTIONS

56. Conclusion Our support as FSC to the 10 BEB directly allows our company and platoon METLs to nest with higher METLs as we begin movement to JRTC and deployment to Afghanistan.