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  1. Cadet Summer Training 2005 Bayonet Committee Chief: MAJ Hayes • DMI • qp2067@usma.edu • X8392 • Range location: RBAC (WA799786) • Dates of Execution: • - 25 JUN; 6, 7, 8, 10, 20 JUL; 1, 3 AUG (CFT) • - 11-14 JUL (CBT LTP) • - 2,4-6 AUG (CBT) Military Training

  2. Lessons Learned from CST ’04 Task List (CCTs/MPRTs) Task Organization Committee Site Concept Sketch Daily Timeline Resources/Ammo (Updated) Issues Cadet Summer Training 2005 Agenda Military Training

  3. Maintain CBT / CFT Concept Concept maintained Proper manning by Cadre essential to ensure site is run to standard (ie: no double tasking of unit) Discussed with unit S-3 during recon, no issues Non-Combat Arms Cadre require significant guidance and training prior to execution Infantry Platoon executing this year Cadre must maintain strict accountability of equipment Platoon will be in-briefed on last year’s incident Deconflict any other troop movements through area with committee chief and CST S-3 Dates and route forwarded to CPT Roper, CPT Goyette Lessons Learned from CST ‘04

  4. Common Core Tasks / Military Program Required Tasks • Common Core Tasks Supported: • Conduct troop leading procedures • Communicate with a tactical radio • Motivate subordinates • MPRTs: • None

  5. Task Organization

  6. Cadet Summer Training 2005 Concept and Sketches Cadet Field Training Military Training

  7. 1 Company Per Day 8 hours of training starts at LZ Owl (Bayonet Tng) and ends with RBAC (obstacle negotiation by Fire Team) Task Force NCOs serve as principle trainers Assembly Area: LZ Owl and RBAC site Safety Briefing and bayonet skills refresher training Demo and Safety Brief, Equipment Issue (20 Minutes) Stance/movement (25 Minutes) Offensive skills (15 Minutes) Defensive skills (15 Minutes) RBAC Overview (15 Minutes) Initiate platoon level 11km footmarch w/prescribed packing list around Lake Popolopen. Platoons deploy in intervals and are required to reach check points at specified times. Assault Position: South of the ASLT Course Occupation of assault positions Course is assaulted at team level with the TL controlling movement Platoon consolidates after the assault Platoon Conducts AAR of RBAC and Footmarch Cadet Summer Training 2005 Concept (CFT) Military Training

  8. + + Concept Sketch (CFT Occupation) TO BUCKNER KEY INCLEMENT WTHR HOLDING AREA CFT MOVEMENT (DISMT) MEDIC TO RBAC PT STAND PORTA JOHNS MILVANS MIL PARKING CDT ARRIVAL AREA LZ OWL CP WATER 1st PLATOON Area 3rd PLATOON Area 4th PLATOON Area PORTA JOHNS 2nd PLATOON Area COMPANY FORMATION AND DEMONSTRATION AREA WATER RBAC FIELD S Rte 293 200 METERS

  9. Concept Sketch (CFT Road March) 2 30:03 12:13 • Sample Timeline for RM Only • 0730-0800 Prep and Order Execution • 0800-0815 SP – CP 1 • 0815-0827 CP 1 – CP 2 • 0827-0857 CP 2 – CP 3 • 0859-0914 Rest Halt 1 • 0914-0924 CP 3 – CP 4 • 0924-0947 CP 4 – CP 5 • 0947-1004 CP 5- CP 6 • 1004-1014 Rest Halt 2 • 1014-1024 CP 6 – AP 1 • 1024-1030 Consolidation / RBAC Prep 1 ROUTE SCABBARD Rest Halt 1- 15 Mins – Water Resupply, Medic w/ Evac Vehicle and commo 3 15:09 10:08 10:11 4 SP ASLT PSN 1 6 AA SLASH Rest Halt 2- 10 Mins 22:26 16:57 -30 Minutes in between Platoons -4 KMPH March Speed 5

  10. + Concept Sketch (CFT Transition to RBAC) OBJ GOLD ATK PSN #1 BAYONET ASSAULT COURSE (9 LANES) PLT RUCK DROP POINT PORTA JOHNS MILVANS MIL PARKING PLT AA CP WATER PLATOON AAR PLATOON AAR COMPANY FORMATION AND DEMONSTRATION AREA RBAC FIELD

  11. Timeline (CFT) 05000530 0600 0630 0700 0730 0800 0830 0900 0930 1000 1030 1100 1130 1200 1230 1300 1330 1400 1430 1500 1530 1600 Cadre Site Prep Company Prep and Bayonet Retraining (1.5 HRS) 11K RM Prep and Execution TLP’s TLP’s 11K RM Prep and Execution 11K RM Prep and Execution 11K RM Prep and Execution RBAC Execution RBAC Execution RBAC Execution AAR and T/I RBAC Execution AAR and T/I AAR and T/I Depart AAR and T/I 1st PLT Depart 2nd PLT Depart 3rd PLT Depart 4th PLT Cadre Site Tear Down

  12. Cadet Summer Training 2005 Concepts and Sketches Cadet Basic Training Military Training

  13. Cadet Summer Training 2005 Concept (CBT) • 2 x Companies per day (CBT) • 6 hours of training starts at LZ Owl (Bayonet/Pugil Tng) • and ends at RBAC (obstacle negotiation) • Task Force NCOs serve as principle trainers • 2 NCO, 3 EM per PLT • Training in basic rifle bayonet techniques • Arrival/equipment issue/Demo (.5 hours) • Stance/movement (30 min) • Offensive skills (45 min) • Defensive skills (45 min) • Pugil stick fighting techniques (1 hour) • Training in bayonet assault course (RBAC) • Obstacle negotiation/range orientation (.5 hours) • Assault course execution by squads (2 hours) Military Training

  14. Cadet Summer Training 2005 Concept (T3 CBT) • Cadre refresher training and site orientation • 2 Companies per day • 5 hours of training starts at LZ Owl (Bayonet/Pugil Tng) • and ends at RBAC (obstacle negotiation) • Remind cadre of their roles and responsibilities during the actual training events (AIs, C2, and Safety) • Use same timeline and training schedule as actual training events Military Training

  15. + Concept Sketch (CBT Occupation) TO BUCKNER KEY INCLEMENT WTHR HOLDING AREA CBT MOVEMENT (MTD) CFT MOVEMENT (DISMT) TO RBAC PT STAND PORTA JOHNS MILVANS MIL PARKING CDT ARRIVAL AREA LZ OWL CP WATER 1st PLATOON Area 3rd PLATOON Area 4th PLATOON Area PORTA JOHNS 2nd PLATOON Area COMPANY FORMATION AND DEMONSTRATION AREA WATER RBAC FIELD S Rte 293 200 METERS

  16. + Concept (CBT Transition to RBAC) Step 2 PLT Moves to Start Point OBJ GOLD Step 3 PLT Executes Course By Squad Step 1 PLT Conducts Walk Through PORTA JOHNS MILVANS MIL PARKING PLT AA CDT ARRIVAL AREA PLT AA WATER Step 5 PLT Moves to AAR Step 4 PLT Consolidates In AA 3rd PLATOON Area 4th PLATOON Area KEY WALK THRU START POINT COMPANY FORMATION AND DEMONSTRATION AREA PLT ROUTE RBAC FIELD Rte 293

  17. 1330 - Company Arrives, Receives Demo and Safety Brief Timeline (CBT) First Company 0530 0600 0630 0700 0730 0800 0830 0900 0930 1000 1030 1100 1130 1200 1230 1300 1330 1400 1430 1500 1530 1600 1630 1700 1730 1800 1830 1900 1930 Site Prep by Cadre 0730 - Company Arrives, Receives Demo and Safety Brief 0800 - Company Bayonet Training Stances Offense Defense Second Company 1000 - Platoon Pugil Competitions 1100 - Platoons move to RBAC Walk through start points, conduct orientations, conduct RBAC 1400 - Company Bayonet Training Stances Offense Defense 1330 - Company Redeploys • NOTES: • Avg Sunrise :0558 • Avg Sunset: 2006 • Most CBT Companies have REC day prior and F on F day after • Avg High = 85.40 @ 1445 hrs 1600 - Platoon Pugil Competitions 1700 - Platoons Move to RBAC Walk through start points, conduct orientations, conduct RBAC 1930 - Company Redeploys

  18. Cadet Summer Training 2005 Key Dates/Times • EVENT DTG LOCATION • Second Unit Recon 16-19 MAY RBAC • Porta Potty/H2O Drop 10 JUN • Unit Arrival 11-12 JUN • Equipment Draw 131300JUN Cadet Supply • Vehicle Draw 130900JUN TMP/PLL Shed • Range clearance/initial set up 13-22 JUN LZ Owl/RBAC • Ammo Drop 140900JUN RBAC • Walk through with Mr. Black 15 JUN – 1330 LZ Owl/RBAC • Rehearse Training 14-21 JUN RBAC/LZ Owl • Final Rehearsals/Set up 21-23 JUN LZ Owl/RBAC • Final Validation 23 JUN LZ Owl/RBAC • First Training Day 25 JUN LZ Owl/RBAC • Train the Trainer (CBT Cadre) 11-14 JUL LZ Owl/RBAC • Final Training Day 6 AUG LZ Owl/RBAC • Recovery 7-9 AUG • Final AAR 10 AUG Military Training

  19. Cadet Summer Training 2005 Resources Needed • CL V – Green • Supplies – Amber (Bayonets) • Latrines – Green • Water – Green • Transportation – Green • Commo - Green Military Training

  20. Bayonet Committee Resource Matrix Status: Green – Requested & available; Amber – unavailable now; Red – not requested As of: 10-Mar-14

  21. Bayonet Committee Ammo Matrix • 1 Iteration = 1 fire team of 5-7 Cadets executing RBAC. • CBT Company = 32 Fire Teams x 8 Companies = 256 Iterations • CFT Company = 24 Fire Teams x 8 Companies = 192 Iterations • CBT LTP Company = 4 Squads (8 cadets per) x 8 Companies = 32 Iterations • 480 Iterations Status: Green – Requested & available; Amber – unavailable now; Red – not requested As of: 10-Mar-14

  22. Cadet Summer Training 2005 Questions Military Training

  23. Back Ups

  24. RIFLE BAYONET I am an American Soldier. I am a Warrior and a member of a team. I serve the people of the United States and live the Army Values. I will always place the mission first.I will never accept defeat.I will never quit.I will never leave a fallen comrade. I am disciplined, physically and mentally tough, trained and proficient in my warrior tasks and drills. I always maintain my arms, my equipment and myself. I am an expert and I am a professional. I stand ready to deploy, engage, and destroy the enemies of the United States of America in close combat. I am a guardian of freedom and the American way of life. I am an American Soldier.

  25. BCT POI 21-114 Bayonet TSP (1 OCT 98) FM 21-18 Foot Marches (1 JUN 90) BCT POI 21-114 Tactical Foot Marches TSP (1 FEB 00) USCC CIR 350-4 CFT SOP References

  26. Tasks Trained BCT ALLOCATES CBT ALLOCATES CFT ALLOCATES • CBT / CFT: • Assume Basic Positions 25 15 10 • Perform Basic Movements 25 15 15 • Perform Attack Movements90 45 15 • (Thrust, Butt Stroke to Head, Groin, Slash, Smash) • Perform Basic Defensive Movements 90 45 15 • Parry Right/Left, Parry Right/Left and Thrust, Parry Right/Left, • Slash, and Smash, Parry Right/ Left, Slash and Butt Stroke, • Low Block, Side Block, High Block • Pugil Bouts 140 60 0 • Bayonet Assault Course 240 150 135 (Includes 15 min overview) 10:10 6:00 3:10

  27. Mission and Intent Cadet Basic Training

  28. Mission (CBT) The Rifle Bayonet Committee conducts 7.5 hours of Rifle Bayonet Training at WA799786 on 2, 4-6 AUG 2005 to instill the mental toughness and skills required to fight, never quit, overcome personal fear, and surmount personal weakness in order to destroy the enemies of America in close combat.

  29. PURPOSE: Instill the skills required to fight and win,overcome personal fear, and display physical and mental courage in closing with and destroying the enemy. KEY TASKS: Train cadet cadre in basic rifle bayonet and pugil stick fighting techniques (T3) Train the cadets in offensive, defensive, and combination rifle bayonet techniques Train cadets in pugil stick fighting techniques Train cadets to negotiate obstacles and rifle bayonet assault course ENDSTATE: Cadets trained in basic rifle-bayonet techniques; physically and mentally challenged; instilled with the Bayonet Warrior Spirit, demonstrated the “Warrior Ethos” qualities of refusing to accept defeat, never quitting, and trained and equipped to kill the enemies of the United States in close combat, and with all training executed without injury to personnel. Intent (CBT)

  30. Mission and Intent Cadet Field Training

  31. Mission (CFT) The Rifle Bayonet Committee conducts 8 hours of Rifle Bayonet Training at WA799786 on 25 JUN, 6-8,10, 20 JUL, & 1,3 AUG 2005 to reinforce the mental toughness and skills required to fight, never quit, overcome personal fear, and surmount personal weakness in order to destroy the enemies of America in close combat. On order conduct tactical foot march.

  32. PURPOSE: Instill the skills required to fight and win, overcome personal fear, and display physical and mental courage in closing with and destroying the enemy. KEY TASKS: Retrain the cadets in offensive, defensive, and combination rifle bayonet techniques Execute Physically Challenging 11K Foot March to standard as a platoon Train cadets to negotiate obstacles and rifle bayonet assault course as a fire team Cadets practice command and control at Fire Team, Squad, Platoon and Company levels ENDSTATE: Cadets retrained in basic rifle-bayonet techniques through a physically challenging event; Bayonet Warrior Spirit reinforced without redundancy; Cadets having demonstrated the “Warrior Ethos” qualities of refusing to accept defeat, never quitting, and equipped to kill the enemies of the United States in close combat and all levels of the Company having shot, moved and communicated with the opportunity for Yearlings to “Lead the Charge.” Intent (CFT)

  33. Example Personnel Breakdown(CFT)

  34. Example Personnel Breakdown(CBT)

  35. RISK MANAGEMENT WORKSHEET 25 JUN 6-8, 10-14, 20 JUL 1-6 AUG 2005 1. MISSION/TASK: 2. DATE: 3. DATE PREPARED: 17 MAY 2005 RIFLE BAYONET TRAINING (LZ OWL & RBAC) 4. PREPARED BY: MAJ Paul Hayes, CBT/CFT BAYONET OIC 5. TASK: 6. IDENTIFY HAZARDS 7.INITIAL RISK 8. DEVELOP CONTROLS 9. RESIDUAL RISK 10. IMPLEMENT CONTROLS 11. SUPERVISE CONTROLS CATASTROPHIC STABBING OF ANOTHER CADET TO TORSO, LEG OR BUTTOCKS, SUPERFICIAL CUTS TO HANDS, LEGS, NEGLIGENT DISCHARGE OF WEAPON WITHOUT BLANK ADAPTER MAINTAIN AND TRAIN WITH REAL BAYONET H 1. CONDUCT INITIAL SAFETY BRIEF TO ENTIRE COMPANY ON DANGERS / EFFECTS OF REAL BAYONET 2. CFT – ALL WEAPONS CLEARED AND BLANK ADAPTERS REMOVED FOR INITIAL TRAINING AND RBAC CBT – ALL WEAPONS CLEARED AND BLANK ADAPTERS REMOVED FOR DURATION OF TRAINING. 3. ALL CADETS IN TRAINING WILL BE IN APPROPRIATE UNIFORM, KEVLAR, LBE, LEATHER BOOTS, KNEE AND ELBOW PADS, LEATHER GLOVES. ANYONE NOT IN APPROPRIATE UNIFORM WILL NOT TRAIN. 4. ALL MOVMENTS AND FORMATIONS IN ACCORDANCE WITH TASK CONDITIONS, STANDARDS AS STATED IN TSP. CADRE ENSURE PROPER DISTANCE AND INTERVAL. 5. ONE CADET ON AN OBSTACLE AT A TIME. 6. PLT OC’S (3 EA PER PLT) NEGOTIATE COURSE WITH CADETS. ONE IN LEAD SQUAD, ONE IN MIDDLE OF THE PLT, ONE IN TRAIL. 7. 1 CADRE MEMBER PER TWO LANES EVERY 75-100 METERS (16 TOTAL ON COURSE) SERVES AS SAFETY – WATHCING FOR CORRECT NEGOTIATION OF OBSTACES 8. IN CASE OF INCIDENT, ALL TL’S AND ABOVE HAVE COMMO ON SITE. FLA AND PLT MEDIC ON SITE FOR DURATION OF EVENT. -REHEARSED DURING CADRE PREP -OPORD -T3 SOP -STANDARDIZED SAFETY BRIEFING -APPROPRIATE TSPS TF SITE OIC / NCOIC TACS, NCOs, CADET CofC H 12. DETERMINE DETERMINE OVERALL MISSION/TASK RISK LEVEL AFTER CONTROLS ARE IMPLEMENTED. (CIRCLE ONE) LOW (L) MODERATE (M) HIGH (H) EXTREMELY HIGH (E) 13. RISK DECISION AUTHORITY CURTIS M. SCAPARROTTI Brigadier, General, U.S. Army Commandant of Cadets ROBERT BALCAVAGE Major, IN Chief, Military Instruction

  36. RISK MANAGEMENT WORKSHEET 25 JUN 6-8, 10-14, 20 JUL 1-6 AUG 2005 1. MISSION/TASK: 2. DATE: 3. DATE PREPARED: 17 MAY 2005 RIFLE BAYONET TRAINING (LZ OWL & RBAC) 4. PREPARED BY: MAJ Paul Hayes, CBT/CFT BAYONET OIC 5. TASK: 6. IDENTIFY HAZARDS 7.INITIAL RISK 8. DEVELOP CONTROLS 9. RESIDUAL RISK 10. IMPLEMENT CONTROLS 11. SUPERVISE CONTROLS 1. MAINTAIN/MONITOR WET BULB MONITOR & ENFORCE HYDRATION STANDARDS: 1 QT/HOUR 2. SHADED BREAK AREAS 3. MULTIPLE WATER POINTS 4. MEDICS ON SITE W/ ADDTL. IV KITS & ICE 5. ALL CADRE CERTIFIED ON HOT WEATHER TRAINING PRIOR TO TRAINING CADETS 6. ADJUST LOAD, UNIFORM, WORK TO REST RATIO BASED ON HEAT CATEGORY CONDUCT RIFLE BAYONET TNG / CONDUCT TACTICAL FOOT MARCH HIGH TEMPS/HUMIDITY (HEAT CASUALTY) H M -OPORD -T3 SOP -STANDARDIZED SAFETY BRIEFING -FM 4-25.11 (First Aid) -GTA 05-08-012 (Individual Safety Card) -FM 21-10 (Field Sanitation and Hygiene) TF SITE OIC / NCOIC TACS, NCOs, CADET CofC M HEAT CAT III H 1. ADJUST WORK REST CYCLE TO 40 MINUTES ON 20 MINUTES OFF. ADJUST REST HALT LOCATIONS FOR CFT FOOT MARCH. REDUCE RUCK LOAD BELOW 30 LBS. MAINTAIN WATER INTAKE OF ¾ QTS PER HOUR 2. CBT TRAINING COMPANY TRAINING REDUCED FROM 3 TO 1.5 HOURS TO COMPLY WITH 30 MIN WORK 30 MIN REST. PUGIL COMPETITION REDUCED FROM 1.5 HOUR TO 30 MINUTES. MAINTAIN WATER INTAKE 1 QT / HR -OPORD -T3 SOP -STANDARDIZED SAFETY BRIEFING -FM 4-25.11 (First Aid) -GTA 05-08-012 (Individual Safety Card) -FM 21-10 (Field Sanitation and Hygiene) TF SITE OIC / NCOIC TACS, NCOs, CADET CofC, CADRE MAINTAIN WISTLES TO SIGNAL REST HALTS 12. DETERMINE DETERMINE OVERALL MISSION/TASK RISK LEVEL AFTER CONTROLS ARE IMPLEMENTED. (CIRCLE ONE) LOW (L) MODERATE (M) HIGH (H) EXTREMELY HIGH (E) 13. RISK DECISION AUTHORITY CURTIS M. SCAPARROTTI Brigadier, General, U.S. Army Commandant of Cadets ROBERT BALCAVAGE Major, IN Chief, Military Instruction

  37. RISK MANAGEMENT WORKSHEET 25 JUN 6-8, 10-14, 20 JUL 1-6 AUG 2005 1. MISSION/TASK: 2. DATE: 3. DATE PREPARED: 17 MAY 2005 RIFLE BAYONET TRAINING (LZ OWL & RBAC) 4. PREPARED BY: MAJ Paul Hayes, CBT/CFT BAYONET OIC 5. TASK: 6. IDENTIFY HAZARDS 7.INITIAL RISK 8. DEVELOP CONTROLS 9. RESIDUAL RISK 10. IMPLEMENT CONTROLS 11. SUPERVISE CONTROLS 1. ADJUST WORK REST CYCLE TO 30 MINUTES ON 30 MINUTES OFF. INCREASE NUMBER OF REST HALTS FOR CFT FOOT MARCH. REDUCE RUCK LOAD BELOW 30 LBS. MAINTAIN WATER INTAKE OF ¾ QTS PER HOUR. INCREASE TRAINING DAY BY APPROX 2 HOURS 2. CBT TRAINING COMPANY TRAINING REDUCED FROM 3 TO 1.5 HOURS TO COMPLY WITH 20 MIN WORK 40 MIN REST. PUGIL COMPETITION ELIMINATED MAINTAIN WATER INTAKE 1 QT / HR M HEAT CAT IV H -OPORD -T3 SOP -STANDARDIZED SAFETY BRIEFING -FM 4-25.11 (First Aid) -GTA 05-08-012 (Individual Safety Card) -FM 21-10 (Field Sanitation and Hygiene) TF SITE OIC / NCOIC TACS, NCOs, CADET CofC, CADRE MAINTAIN WISTLES TO SIGNAL REST HALTS HEAT CAT V 1. ADJUST WORK REST CYCLE TO 20 MINUTES ON 40 MINUTES OFF. INCREASE NUMBER OF REST HALTS FOR CFT FOOT MARCH. ELIMINATE RUCKSACK. CUT RBAC DISTANCE IN HALF. MAINTAIN WATER INTAKE OF 1 QT PER HOUR. INCREASE TRAINING DAY BY APPROX 3 HOURS 2. CBT TRAINING COMPANY TRAINING REDUCED FROM 3 TO 1 HOUR COMPLY WITH 10 MIN WORK 50 MIN REST. PUGIL COMPETITION ELIMINATEDCUT RBAC DISTANCE INHALF. MAINTAIN WATER INTAKE 1 QT / HR H M -OPORD -T3 SOP -STANDARDIZED SAFETY BRIEFING -FM 4-25.11 (First Aid) -GTA 05-08-012 (Individual Safety Card) -FM 21-10 (Field Sanitation and Hygiene) TF SITE OIC / NCOIC TACS, NCOs, CADET CofC, CADRE MAINTAIN WISTLES TO SIGNAL REST HALTS 12. DETERMINE DETERMINE OVERALL MISSION/TASK RISK LEVEL AFTER CONTROLS ARE IMPLEMENTED. (CIRCLE ONE) LOW (L) MODERATE (M) HIGH (H) EXTREMELY HIGH (E) 13. RISK DECISION AUTHORITY CURTIS M. SCAPARROTTI Brigadier, General, U.S. Army Commandant of Cadets ROBERT BALCAVAGE Major, IN Chief, Military Instruction

  38. RISK MANAGEMENT WORKSHEET 25 JUN 6-8, 10-14, 20 JUL 1-6 AUG 2005 1. MISSION/TASK: 2. DATE: 3. DATE PREPARED: 17 MAY 2005 RIFLE BAYONET TRAINING (LZ OWL & RBAC) 4. PREPARED BY: MAJ Paul Hayes, CBT/CFT BAYONET OIC 5. TASK: 6. IDENTIFY HAZARDS 7.INITIAL RISK 8. DEVELOP CONTROLS 9. RESIDUAL RISK 10. IMPLEMENT CONTROLS 11. SUPERVISE CONTROLS CONDUCT PUGIL STICK FIGHTING -SAFETY BRIEFS -SITE / TF SOP -BCT PUGIL FIGHTING TSP BAYONET OIC & NCOIC, TF TRAINERS HEAD/SPINE/LIMB INJURY H 1. CLEAR ROE / TIME LIMIT BRIEFED TO CADETS 2. CERTIFY ALL REFEREES 3. INSPECT AND USE PROPER SAFETY EQUIPMENT (HELMETS, PADS, ETC) M CONDUCT RBAC BROKEN BONE, ABRASION, PUNCTURE, LIMB INJURY H 1. ALL CADETS RECON RBAC PRIOR TO EXECUTION 2. REMOVE DEADFALL/ROCKS 3. DE-EMPHASIZE SPEED – EPHASIZE TECHNIQUE 4. DEMONSTRATE CORRECT OBSTACLE CLEARANCE TECHNIQUE 5. CADETS IN CORRECT UNIFORM: KEVLAR, LBE, BLACK GLOVES, LEATHER BOOTS 6. NO HAZING ON COURSE – MAKE TASK DIFFICULT – NOT CADRE M -SAFETY BRIEFS -ADHERE TO RBAC TSP -CFT / CBT OPORD TF BAYONET SITE OIC & NCOIC, TF TRAINERS, LANE WALKERS H 1. ALL PYRO THROWN IN RANGE CONTROL APPROVED PITS / BURN BARRELS 2. CADRE BRIEFS PYRO PLAN TO RANGE CONTROL PRIOR TO REHEARSAL 3. ALL CADRE RSO CERTIFIED BY RANGE CONTROL 4. CADRE MUST WEAR LEATHER GLOVES M -OPORD -RANGE CONTROL REGULATION TF BAYONET SITE OIC & NCOIC, TF TRAINERS, LANE WALKERS, RANGE CONTROL CONDUCT RBAC BURN, ABRASION DUE TO PYRO. LOSS OF EYESIGHT, FINGER DUE TO FLYING DEBRIS OR PREMATURE EXPLOSION 12. DETERMINE DETERMINE OVERALL MISSION/TASK RISK LEVEL AFTER CONTROLS ARE IMPLEMENTED. (CIRCLE ONE) LOW (L) MODERATE (M) HIGH (H) EXTREMELY HIGH (E) 13. RISK DECISION AUTHORITY CURTIS M. SCAPARROTTI Brigadier, General, U.S. Army Commandant of Cadets ROBERT BALCAVAGE Major, IN Chief, Military Instruction

  39. RISK MANAGEMENT WORKSHEET 25 JUN 6-8, 10-14, 20 JUL 1-6 AUG 2005 1. MISSION/TASK: 2. DATE: 3. DATE PREPARED: 17 MAY 2005 RIFLE BAYONET TRAINING (LZ OWL & RBAC) 4. PREPARED BY: MAJ Paul Hayes, CBT/CFT BAYONET OIC 5. TASK: 6. IDENTIFY HAZARDS 7.INITIAL RISK 8. DEVELOP CONTROLS 9. RESIDUAL RISK 10. IMPLEMENT CONTROLS 11. SUPERVISE CONTROLS H 1. ROUTE CLEARED DAILY BY TF SITE PERSONNEL 2. PROVIDE CADETS WITH FOOT MARCH ORDER NIGHT PRIOR ALLOWING RECON AND TROOP LEADEING PROCEDURES 3. PROVIDE LITTERS TO EACH PLATOON FOR SELF EXTRACTION OF MINOR INJURIES 4. PROVIDE DEDICATED EVAC VEHICLE FOR ENTIRE ROUTE FOR MODERATE INJURIES 5. IDENTIFY MEDEVAC LZ’S FOR LIFE THREATENING INJURIES 6. CADET CADRE INSPECT BOOTS AND SOCKS AT ALL REST HALTS 7. ENFORCE DISCIPLINED MARCH SPEED OF 4 KPH AND REST HALTS 8. ADJUST UNIFORM, WORK TO REST RATIO, AND LOAD DEPENDING ON HEAT CATEGORY 9. MAINTAIN COMMUNICATIONS WITH EACH PLT. MAINTAIN TOC THAT PROVIDES C2 FOR ALL ELEMENTS ON ROUTE 10. ALL VEHICLES MUST HAVE GROUND GUIDE IN LZ OWL ONCE OFF HWY 293 -OPORD -RANGE CONTROL REGULATION -BCT TSP FOR FOOT MARCHES -FM 21-18 FOOT MARCHES -GTA 08-01-004 (MEDEVAC) -GTA 05-08-012 (Individual Safety Card) -GTA 21-08-001 (Risk Management Card) TF BAYONET SITE OIC & NCOIC, TF TRAINERS, LANE WALKERS, RANGE CONTROL CADET CHAIN OF COMMAND M CONDUCT MOVEMENT DURING FOOT MARCH AND WITHIN BAYONET SITE BROKEN LOWER EXTREMITIES, MINOR LEG STRAINS, BLISTERS STRUCK BY VEHICLE 12. DETERMINE DETERMINE OVERALL MISSION/TASK RISK LEVEL AFTER CONTROLS ARE IMPLEMENTED. (CIRCLE ONE) LOW (L) MODERATE (M) HIGH (H) EXTREMELY HIGH (E) 13. RISK DECISION AUTHORITY CURTIS M. SCAPARROTTI Brigadier, General, U.S. Army Commandant of Cadets ROBERT BALCAVAGE Major, IN Chief, Military Instruction

  40. RISK MANAGEMENT WORKSHEET 25 JUN 6-8, 10-14, 20 JUL 1-6 AUG 2005 1. MISSION/TASK: 2. DATE: 3. DATE PREPARED: 17 MAY 2005 RIFLE BAYONET TRAINING (LZ OWL & RBAC) 4. PREPARED BY: MAJ Paul Hayes, CBT/CFT BAYONET OIC 5. TASK: 6. IDENTIFY HAZARDS 7.INITIAL RISK 8. DEVELOP CONTROLS 9. RESIDUAL RISK 10. IMPLEMENT CONTROLS 11. SUPERVISE CONTROLS M 1. INSPECT BREAK AREAS AND ASSAULT POSITIONS - DEFOLIATE AREAS OF POISON IVY / OAK 2. INSPECT LATRINE AREAS DAILY FOR CLEANLINESS – ENFORCE CONTRACT CLEANING STANDARDS. ENSURE WATER BUFFALOS HAVE BEEN CERTIFIED BY PREV MED 3. ENSURE CHAIN OF COMMAND IS TREATING ALL UNIFORMS WITH DEET / PROMETHRIN PRIOR TO ARRIVAL. TICK CHECKS PRIOR TO DEPARTURE POOR HYGIENE, PLANT BORNE DISEASE, INSECT BORNE DISEASE (LYME DISEASE) L -OPORD -STANDARDIZED SAFETY BRIEFING -FM 4-25.11 (First Aid) -FM 21-10(Field Sanitation) -GTA 08-05-051 (Preventive Medicine) -GTA 08-05-055 (Injurious Plants) -GTA 08-05-056 (Tick Borne Diseases) MAINTAIN THE FORCE TF SITE OIC / NCOIC TACS, NCOs, CADET CofC 12. DETERMINE DETERMINE OVERALL MISSION/TASK RISK LEVEL AFTER CONTROLS ARE IMPLEMENTED. (CIRCLE ONE) LOW (L) MODERATE (M) HIGH (H) EXTREMELY HIGH (E) 13. RISK DECISION AUTHORITY CURTIS M. SCAPARROTTI Brigadier, General, U.S. Army Commandant of Cadets ROBERT BALCAVAGE Major, IN Chief, Military Instruction

  41. Radio, Sincgars – 1 ea w/ Batteries Antenna, OE 254 Simulator, Pneumatic, M60 Cylinder, Oxygen 12CF, MG Simulator Cylinder, 100 lb, MG Simulator Battery, MG Simulator Brick Radios – 6 Base Station – 1 Batteries – 12 Megaphone Set – 1 Camo Screen Systems – 2 Camo Support Systems – 2 Folding Chairs – 20 Dummy Rifles w/ Bayonet – 200 Chest Protector, Female - 150 Chest Protector, Female – 150 Chest Protector, Male – 150 Groin Protector, Male – 150 Gloves, Pugil – 150 Helmet Pugil – 150 Tape Measure, 10’ – 1 Weed Eater – 2 Wood Shavings, 50lb Bag – 4 Lumber, 2x4x8 – 8 Plywood, ½”x4’x8’ – 8 Nails, 6D – 1 Nails, 10D – 1 Tape, Engineer – 50 rolls Whistle, Plastic – 10 Pugil Sticks – 200 Sandbags – 200 Barbed Wire Cutters – 1 Barbed Wire Gloves – 2 6’ Pickets – 40 Picket Pounder – 2 Roll Barbed Wire – 2 Trash Cans – 3 Camo Sticks – 40 Water Cans – 20 550 Cord – 2 Chemlites – 15 Boxes 100 MPH Tape – 15 rolls Axe – 2 Hammer, Claw – 4 Hammer, Sledge – 2 Machete w/ sheath – 4 Rake, Garden – 2 Rake Leaf – 2 Saw, Bow – 2 Shovel, D Handle – 2 Shovel Long Handle – 2 Litters – 6 Alcohol Wipes – 10 box Air Horn – 4 w/ 8 refills Fire Extinguishers – 10 Kit, Wet Bulb - 3 Equipment

  42. Training Calendar Set Up and Tear Down CFT CBT CBT LTP SAT SUN MON TUE WED THUR FRI Safety Walk Through with Mr. Black – 1330 hrs Port – Potty and WB Spot SITE PREP SITE PREP SITE PREP SITE PREP SITE PREP SITE PREP 0900: Vehicle Draw 1300: Equipment Draw 0900: Ammo Drop SITE PREP SITE PREP SITE PREP SITE PREP 0900: Final Internal Dress Rehearsal 1000: Final Validation

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