Operation WARRIOR FORGE Supplement Training Guide
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Operation WARRIOR FORGE Supplement Training Guide This booklet is designed to ‘supplement’ training in those tasks needing additional emphasis based on input and experience gathered from previous Warrior Forge Cadre and Staff. Furthermore, not only does the supplemental training addresses some of the requirements essential to complete Warrior Forge successfully, but it also addresses some skills important for survival on the battlefield (current war on terrorism). The information in this booklet is not all- inclusive; for further clarity and more information, consult the applicable field manuals and approved publications for complete reference. Remember the mission: “To commission the future officer leadership of the US Army and motivate young people to be better citizens.” The specific days the classes are to be taught are listed below and are reflected on the regimental training schedule. The classes are to be taught on that specific day. PART I: SPECIFIED TRAINING ON SPECIFIC DAYS D2 RTO Mandatory In-Brief: Page 4 Intro of Regimental Cadre Chain-of-Command Page 6 WF Policy Letters Inspector General Phones Red Cross Shoppette Additional Cadet PT (Policy) Road March Routes WF Timeline, Completion Requirements Page 7 Barracks Standards and Integration Policy NOTE: Ref: WF SOP 2006, CC Cir 145-05 for subcategories without page numbers. D2 – D4 Subjects covered by PTO/PTNCO during arrival period Page 8 Safety/Security Page 8 Cadet Creed Barracks Maintenance/Hygiene Fitting/Wear of Uniform & LBE Inspection and Appearance of Cadet Class Uniform Regimental Affiliation/Traditions/History/Lineage Leader Stakes Criteria LDP Review US Army Customs and Courtesies Lyrics for Cadet Command Song/D & C Page 8/9 Initial Inspections (Packing List) NOTE: Ref: WF SOP 2006, CC Cir 145-05 for subcategories without page numbers. D3 Land Navigation Review Page 18 GM Angle Page 18 Intersection Page 22 Resection Page 24 Terrain Features Page 27 Navigational Methods Page 34 Pace Count Page 38 Land Nav Smart Section Page 39 D4 IPB/Scenario Update Page 44 Day 3/4: Brief OPORD 06-04 and Annex B (Intelligence/Road to War) Cadets receive Smart Cards Day 14: Brief FRAGO 1 - Deployment into Palomas/TAA Training (Security Operations Committee) Day 15: Brief FRAGO 2 - Tactical Training within Palomas (Squad STX Committee) Day 19: Brief FRAGO 3 – Refit/Rearm (Platoon Security Operations) Day 20: Brief FRAGO 4 – Combat Operations in ZOS (Patrolling Committee) Day 22: Patrolling S2 Briefs INTSUM #1 to Cadets while they’re at Plt Sec Ops NOTE: Refer to OPORD 06-04, Annex B, and FRAGOs 1 - 4 for more detailed information D4 Field Craft Intro Shelter Site Selection Page 45 Poncho Shelters Page 46 Field Hygiene Page 49 D6 BRM Prep Page 51 Zeroing & Target Acquisition Page 51 Shadow Box Page 54 Dime/Washer Drill Page 57 Immediate Action Steps Page 58 Modified Prone Supported Firing Position Page 58 Basic Prone Unsupported Firing Position Page 58 Kneeling Unsupported Firing Position Page 59 D9 Foot Marches (Basic Foot Care) Page 59 D10 Interaction with the Media Page 64 D 14 to D 16 Field Prep Page 65 Extended Hygiene Page 65 Tactical Task Review Troop Leading Procedures Page 68 Squad Warning/Operation Orders Page 72/73 Squad Attack Page 80 Breaking Contact Page 83 Reacting to a Ambush (Near/Far) Page 84 Knock out a Bunker Page 85 Clearing a Room Page 87 Crossing a Linear Danger Area Page 90 Conduct a Recon Patrol Page 92 Conduct an Ambush Page 96 Reacting to Indirect Fire Page 98 Radio Procedures Page 100 Processing EPW Page 99 Occupying an Assembly Area Page 110 Review of Call-for-Fire & 9-Line Medivac Page 112/115 Squad STX/Patrolling ROE Page 119 Scenario Update Page 119 2 Squad Organization & Movement Page 120 Squad Additional Duties Page 122 Squad SOP Developed Page 123 Casualty Feeder Reports Page 124 AAR Techniques Page 126 D 21/22 Patrolling Prep/Review Page 131 Patrol Order Page 131 Organization of a Patrol Page 131 Patrolling ROE Page 132 Current Scenario Update Page 132 Patrol Base Activities Page 132 Movement Techniques Page 135 PART II: MISCELLANEOUS SUBJECTS TO BE REVIEWED (AS TIME PERMITS) First Aid Page 136 UXO Review Page 147 US Weapons Data Page 160 3 PART I: SPECIFIED TRAINING ON SPECIFIC DAYS WF Day 2 RTO Mandatory In-Brief References: WF SOP (2006) and CC Cir 145-05 Standardized In-Brief to Regimental Cadre, Contractors, and Cadets 1. Introduction of the Regimental Cadre a. RTO, SGM, XO, Operations Officer, CTOs, etc. 2. Overview of the WF Chain-of-Command a. WF Cdr, Dep Cdr, CC, etc. 3. WF Policy Letters #1 - Policy Guidance for Height/Weight Failures at WF #2 - Policy Guidance for APFT Failures at WF #3 - Policy Guidance for Land Navigation Training at WF #4 - Policy Guidance for Securing Sensitive Items in GSA, Leased, and Personally Owned Vehicles at WF. #5 - Policy Guidance While Operating GSA/Leased Vehicles at WF. #6 - Policy Guidance on Uniform for COMTek Administrative and Logistics Employees at WF. #7 - Policy Guidance on Dining Facility Privileges for COMTek Employees at WF. #8 - Policy Guidance on wear of BDU/ACU and Camelback WaterPacks at WF. #9 - Policy Guidance on Cadet Refusal to Train at WF. #10 - Policy Guidance on Equal Opportunity (EO) and Complaint Procedures at WF. #11 - Policy Guidance on Prevention of Sexual Harassment at WF. #12 - Policy Guidance for Tobacco Product Use at WF. #13 - Policy Guidance for the Swim Requirement at WF. #14 - Policy on Cadet Running During Personal Time. #15 - Policy Guidance on Cadet Visitations at WF. 4. Brief explanation of the IG and ways they can contact the IG (IG boxes, open-door, sensing sessions, etc.) 5. Phones a. Cell phone policy i. Cadets can keep cell phones for the first two days but must give up their cell phones to the Regimental Chain-of-Command by Lights out on D2. This allows the Cadets to call home to family members and let them know they have arrived safely, and also ensures that the cell phones do not detract from training. ii. Regimental Cadre will return the Cadet’s cell phones after Dinner on D29. iii. Regimental Cadre will dictate hours of use, but the Cadets will not be allowed to use the cell phones during periods of Regimental training. iv. Recommend that Regimental Cadre keep phones secured in the Platoon Bays in order to have quick access for cadet use in case of emergencies. Cadet will notify cadre in cases of emergencies to allow for re-issue of phones. v. Cadets that violate these policies may receive a negative spot report and or be dismissed from WF based upon an “Honor’s Violation”. b. Pay phone policy and hours, etc. i. Cadets must be allowed to utilize the payphones during their first 48 hours at WF. Regiments must balance this against training requirements, but all Cadets within the Regt must be allowed the same amount of time and consistency across Regts as well. 4 6. Explanation of the Red Cross and how parents can get in touch with the Cadets in case of an emergency. a. Parents can call the WF TOC 24 hours a day to informally notify the TOC of family emergencies. However, the family must also call the Red Cross so that emergency can be verified and go through the official channels. The Red Cross, in turn will get in contact with Fort Lewis, and the WF TOC. The WF TOC will notify the Cdr, CC, and the Regimental RTO. Regimental Chain-of-Command will brief the Cadet. They type of emergency will determine what Cadet actions will be taken. (Make certain that our host schools know this information as well). 7. Shoppette and pogey bait policy a. Training is the priority, but Regimental Cadre will not restrict Cadet use of the shoppette. b. Alcohol and Tobacco products are prohibited, but Regimental Cadre will not otherwise dictate what foods the Cadets may/may not buy from the Shoppette. c. Under no circumstance, will Cadets be allowed to eat inside the barracks. d. Cadets that violate this policy may receive negative spot reports or have their Shoppette privileges suspended for a period of days or the duration of WF. 8. Policy on additional Cadet PT during WF a. Times allowed – Anytime that it doesn’t interfere with other training, but generally during Tac Officer Time (TOT) in the evening. b. Running Route – i. WF Training Section will provide a large map of the approved running route. ii. Cadets must wear the Army Physical Fitness Uniform (APFU) with reflective belt. Headphones or musical devices are not allowed. c. Coordination Required i. Cadets must request permission of their PTOs/PTNCOs. ii. Cadets must sign out from the barracks with the time they’re leaving, their expected time of return, and their proposed running route. iii. Cadets must run in teams of at least two personnel. 9. Overview of authorized road march routes. a. WF Training Section will provide a large map showing the authorized Road March routes so the Cadets and Regimental Cadre can plan their training and route selection to the various training events; Platoon Photos, FLRC, Confidence D1 & D2, etc. 10. Brief Overview of WF timeline, completion requirements, etc. a. WF Training Section will provide a large Master Training Schedule (MTS) for the Regiment to use during this brief. b. Cadre must spell out requirement to graduate (85% of training) and the potential impact if a cadet does not meet this (recycle or send home). Issue is sick call/riding sick call. c. Clearly define the rope drop and slide for life as graduation requirements (if that is what our policy will be).