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FR350 50 2
Training
TRAINING AT THE JOINT READINESS TRAINING CENTER (JRTC)
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b. Crews (commander and gunner) of M1, for standard augmentation package to USASOC and
M2, and M3 series vehicles must have qualified on USARPAC NLT D-180.
Table VIII within six months of the rotation. e. Prepare JRTC Long Range Resource Plans.
c. Battalions participating in force-on-force Submit completed plans to DA ODCSOPS for
training (FFT) should have completed train-up approval. Provide manpower, equipment, and fiscal
exercises from platoon through battalion level within resource support to the JRTC and supporting base
six months of the rotation. Completion of an operations functions, less the Training and Doctrine
external evaluation is desirable but not required. Command (TRADOC) provided Operations Group
d. Brigade and battalion staffs, including slice (OPSGP) personnel and equipment.
elements, should attend a Leaders Training Program f. Request authorizations for ammunition used
(LTP) session 3-4 months prior to the rotation. by FORSCOM units at JRTC.
ARNG brigade and battalion staffs will attend an g. Provide transportation funds for FORSCOM
additional session 18 months prior to the scheduled units to train at the JRTC. Funding will be based on
rotation. the standard troop list.
h. Allocate and schedule other-than-rotational
Chapter 2 training such as the LTP and OPFOR Augmentation
Responsibilities Units (OAU). LTP is funded under the Home
Station Training Issue Code (MAD), not the JRTC
2-1. Commander, FORSCOM, will: Issue Code (TCJT). (See Appendix C for OAU and
a. Command and control JRTC operations. Appendix M for LTP.)
b. Schedule units through their respective i. Within capability, provide augmentee O/Cs
headquarters in support of throughput requirements. to fill TRADOC O/C Table of Distribution and
See Appendix Z for more details. Allowances (TDA) shortfalls for FORSCOM unit
(1) Schedule AC units through their respective rotations. Funding provided by TRADOC.
corps in two year cycles to support CSA throughput j. Coordinate and monitor visitor access to
goals. JRTC.
(2) Schedule RC units through their respective k. Co-sponsor an annual FORSCOM-
headquarters (ARNG or USARC) and as directed by TRADOC review of the OPSGP TDA and unit troop
DA in support of training requirements. FORSCOM lists to assist in matching requirements and
will allocate one JRTC rotation per year for the capabilities.
ARNG.
c. Within operational constraints identify and 2-2. Commander, TRADOC, will:
task units to augment FORSCOM rotational units a. Establish priorities for the allocation of
when units do not have sufficient assets to meet the TRADOC resources identified to support the CTC
authorized troop and equipment lists. Unit requests Program. Ensure that the following functions and
to exceed the standard troop list must be validated by support requirements of the OPSGP are met:
JRTC and approved by FORSCOM. Upon (1) Scenarios and missions are based on
FORSCOM approval, parent corps agrees to provide approved doctrine and are tactically sound.
the additional personnel, equipment and resources (2) Training after action reviews (AARs) and
needed to support and control the increased package. THPs produced by the OPSGP are based on approved
FORSCOM will provide no additional funds for doctrine and Army Annual External Evaluation
these additions. Program mission training plan (MTP) standards.
d. Identify and task FORSCOM units (subject (3) Realistic and challenging OPFOR doctrine,
to operational constraints) to augment USASOC and tactics, techniques, and procedures are used.
USARPAC rotations. Resources (including flying (4) Provide instrumentation to support the
hours) is the responsibility of the parent MACOM. training and training assessment and analysis
Augmentation will be limited to that required to feedback requirements of the JRTC.
meet standard troop lists and which is not normally (5) Implement an embedded data source for the
available. Augmentation provided by FORSCOM lessons learned program. Structure and store JRTC
units will be funded by requesting MACOM. data for access and distribution to the Army’s
Requests for augmentation to conventional support analytical community for use in the continuous
requirements will be submitted to FORSCOM NLT evaluation process.
D-300. FORSCOM will provide unit designations b. Provide and train an OPSGP at JRTC that is
staffed, equipped, and organized to develop
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scenarios; execute the scenarios as the training unit’s 2-4. Commander, USARPAC, will:
higher headquarters; observe and analyze the a. Identify, task, and fund USARPAC
performance of training units with Army doctrinal rotational units. Schedule JRTC training (including
standards; collect embedded source data and LTP and OAU) for USARPAC units.
information; and provide detailed feedback to both b. Identify, task, and fund USARPAC units to
the unit and the unit’s chain of command. The TDA augment USARPAC rotational units when units do
will be designed to support the JRTC troop list. not have sufficient assets to meet the standard Troop
TRADOC will fill 100% of authorized TDA List. Unit requests to exceed the standard Troop List
positions through permanent or augmentee will be validated by JRTC and approved by
assignment. TRADOC will identify, task, and fund USARPAC. Upon approval, USARPAC agrees to
TRADOC augmentees to fill O/Cs TDA shortages. provide the additional funds, personnel and
O/C support in excess of the OPSGP TDA will be equipment needed to support and control the
provided by the player unit MACOM. To perform increased package.
this mission, the JRTC will be authorized 100 c. Submit request to FORSCOM for
percent of personnel requirements and filled at 100 exceptions to augmentation support requirements
percent of personnel authorizations. NLT D-300. FORSCOM will provide unit
c. Co-sponsor an annual FORSCOM- designations for augmentation support requirements
TRADOC review of the OPSGP TDA and unit troop to USARPAC NLT D-180. Exceptions will be
lists to assist in matching requirements and funded by USARPAC.
capabilities. d. Authorize ammunition for USARPAC units
to use during training at JRTC.
2-3. Commander, USASOC, will: e. Provide transportation and operating funds
a. Identify, task, and fund USASOC rotational for USARPAC units to train at the JRTC (including
units. Schedule JRTC training (including LTP) for LTP and OAU).
USASOC units and training outreach program f. Within capability, provide augmentee O/Cs
(TOP). to fill TRADOC’s O/C TDA shortfalls for
b. Identify, task, and fund USASOC units to USARPAC unit rotations.
augment USASOC rotational units when units do
not have sufficient assets to meet the standard Troop 2-5. Commander, USARC, will:
List. Unit requests to exceed the standard Troop List a. Monitor USAR unit participation in
will be validated by JRTC and approved by training at the JRTC.
USASOC. Upon approval, USASOC agrees to b. Select, schedule, and fund USAR units for
provide the additional funding, personnel and training at the JRTC including: participation as
equipment needed to support and control the Foreign Internal Defense (FID) units; CS/CSS
increased package. Support Group units; OAU; or augmentation for
c. Submit request to FORSCOM for conventional maneuver forces.
augmentation to conventional support requirements c. Coordinate with the U.S. Army Reserve
for annual USASOC rotation NLT D-300. Regional Support Commands and USAR General
FORSCOM will provide unit designations for Officer Commands to prepare selected units for
augmentation support to USASOC NLT the D-180 training at the JRTC.
Planning Conference. Exceptions will be funded by d. Authorize ammunition for USAR units to
USASOC. use during training at JRTC.
d. Authorize ammunition for USASOC units
to use during training at JRTC. 2-6. Chief, National Guard Bureau (NGB) will:
e. Provide transportation and operating funds a. Monitor ARNG and Air National Guard
for USASOC units to train at the JRTC (including (ANG) unit participation in training at the JRTC.
LTP). b. Coordinate with The Adjutant Generals
f. Within capability, provide augmentee O/Cs (TAGs) to prepare selected units for training at the
to fill TRADOC O/C TDA shortfalls for USASOC JRTC.
unit rotations. Funding provided by TRADOC
(USACAC-T).
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c. Identify and fund ARNG units to augment provided by requesting unit. LTP is designed to meet
ARNG rotational units when units do not have this requirement.
sufficient assets to meet the standard troop list. Unit g. Forecast, requisition, store, and issue
requests to exceed the standard troop list will be ammunition according to STRAC.
validated by JRTC and approved by NGB. Upon h. Provide feedback on tactical lessons learned
approval, NGB agrees to provide or fund the to Headquarters, FORSCOM and Headquarters,
additional personnel and equipment needed to TRADOC without identifying the training unit.
support and control the increased package. i. Provide aviation support for the JRTC
d. Authorize ammunition for ARNG units to Operations Group (OPSGP).
use during training at JRTC. j. Establish regulations and standing
e. Provide transportation and operating funds operating procedures (SOPs) for unit training and
for ARNG units to train at the JRTC (including LTP activities at the JRTC. Address safety, training
and infantry OAU). procedures, logistical support procedures, available
f. The AC associated division commander will resources, environmental considerations, issue and
provide an assessment of the Enhanced Separate turn-in of equipment, and usage of supplies by the
Brigade training readiness for a JRTC rotation two training unit.
years in the future. The assessment will be forwarded k. Provide comments on the supportability of
through the AC chain of command to the TAG with the proposed training unit troop list to Headquarters
copy furnished Director, ARNG, ATTN: NGB-AR. FORSCOM. ATTN: AFOP-TRC NLT 140 days
The TAG will review the assessment and within 60 prior to rotation start date.
days, provide a response through the DARNG, l. Train and resource the OPFOR to
ATTN: NGB-ARO to HQ, FORSCOM, ATTN: doctrinally replicate a threat force and to rigorously
AFOP-TRC, regarding whether the brigade will oppose the training unit through a freeplay force-on-
execute the scheduled rotation. The unit’s force exercise.
qualification status will be reverified at the one year m. Conduct media on the battlefield training
mark. The AC associated division commander in for rotational units and RC Public Affairs
coordination with the TAG will approve the CTC Detachments.
training scenario.
2-9. Corps Commanders will:
2-7. Commanders, CONUSA, will: a. Schedule units for JRTC training, in
a. Monitor RC unit participation in training at coordination with FORSCOM.
the JRTC. b. Train units to the highest reasonably
b. Participate in the preparation of RC units achievable standards of proficiency prior to
for training at the JRTC. scheduled training.
c. Ensure unit troop lists comply with standard
2-8. Commander, JRTC will: troop lists prescribed in Appendix B. Provide O/C
a. Command the JRTC. augmentation to support approved exceptions to the
b. Organize, train, and equip all assigned and standard troop list.
attached units and individuals to perform assigned d. Submit unit troop list, with corps
missions. Provide higher headquarters (21st Inf endorsement, to Commander, FORSCOM, ATTN:
Div) for the training rotational units. AFOP-TRC, Fort McPherson, GA 30330-1062, NLT
c. Develop training scenarios for the training D-180.
brigade and battalion task forces based on wartime e. Ensure that beginning in FY99 OPTEMPO
METL and training objectives provided by units. cost for training at JRTC is funded through home
Establish and publish exercise rules of engagement station training dollars.
(EXROE).
d. Manage and operate all on-site JRTC 2-10. Divisions, Separate Brigades, Regiments or
activities. Groups Commanders will:
e. Provide logistical and administrative a. Accept the JRTC OPSGP visit NLT
support. 180/360 days prior to scheduled training (The D-
f. When requested by training unit, approve, 180/D-360 Conference).
coordinate, and support pre-rotation visits on a case b. Request program and budget flying hours to
by case basis, to include observation of training and support training at the JRTC, including O/C support
AARs on a non-interference basis. Funding will be when required.
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f. A points of contact list (Appendix X) and a Form 448). The fiscal station of the rotational unit
coordination meeting list (Appendix Y) are provided will provide Fort Polk Directorate of Resource
to assist units in preparing for and conducting JRTC Management (DRM) a MIPR for Rotation Support to
training. include Maneuver Damage prior to D-45. The
g. AC units will attend the D-90 Conference at information on the MIPR will be used to secure
the JRTC (D-180 Conference for RC units). The sufficient inventory of various classes of supply
purpose of the conference is to provide the unit with including Class III Bulk Fuel, and Class VI and
essential information (including site recons) from simulated Class V are for on hand issue by various
which operational, logistical, and deployment plans Fort Polk offices. The JRTC commander will ensure
can be finalized. that final billing is completed and unused funds are
returned to the rotational unit within 90 days after
3-3. JRTC Regulations and SOPs. unit departure from the JRTC. Costs other than
a. JRTC and Fort Polk installation regulations those enumerated below will not be charged to the
and SOPs detailing JRTC operations and procedures MIPRs without prior approval from the commander
apply to all units training at the JRTC. Copies of of the rotational unit.
these regulations and SOPs, designed to ensure safe c. The JRTC will charge the following costs to
and efficient operation of the JRTC, will be provided the rotational unit MIPRs, along with those costs
to the unit at the D-90 (D-180 for RC) Conference. approved by the unit commander:
Among the items provided are: applicable Fort Polk (1) Maneuver Damage MIPR.
live fire regulations; the Logistics, Demolition (a) Major player will include $30,000 as a
Effects Simulators (DES), and Fort Polk deposit on maneuver damage recovery costs and free
Environmental Safety information packets; and the issue items (Class IV, simulated Class V, and air
JRTC Command Briefing video. delivery items provided by DOL) that are damaged
b. The Commander, JRTC OPSGP may or not returned. A Report of Survey for items lost
require the rotational unit chain of command to and/or damaged (other than normal fair wear and
investigate violations of airspace restrictions, tear) will be completed by the unit before clearing
simulated fratricides, and other live fire incidents the installation.
during the exercise IAW AR 15-6. (b) Damage to Fort Polk real property,
c. Tactical vehicles will not be used for including fuel or hazardous material spill clean-up
personal purposes and are specifically prohibited costs, will be charged against this MIPR. Damage to
from all AAFES and commissary facility parking real property other than Fort Polk (i.e., ISB facilities,
lots. Tactical vehicles will not be driven off-post aviation assembly areas, etc.) and loss or damage to
except for authorized movements between training archeological protective barriers, where such loss or
areas and/or the Intermediate Staging Base (ISB). damage is attributable to the training unit, will also
be charged against this MIPR. Any costs for
3-4. Funding. environmental restoration or any fines or penalties
a. Beginning in FY99 FORSCOM will no assessed, which are attributable to a training unit’s
longer allocate funds for the total cost of a rotation. noncompliance with environmental laws, will also be
Beginning in FY99 Commanders will be required to charged to this MIPR.
fund direct OPTEMPO cost from home station unit (2) Rotation Support
training dollars (Class IX and SFDLRs). (a) Dining facility costs attributed to training
FORSCOM will fund deployment cost based on the unit use will be charged on a prorated basis. Details
troop lists outlined in Appendix B and equipment are in the JRTC Logistics Information packet issued
listed in Appendix F. The troop list represents the at the D-180 Conference. Any cost for services
maximum task organization authorized for a given above normal BASOPS functions that are directly
training unit task force. Management Decision attributable to the rotating units will be fully charged
Package WCJT allocations fund unit troop lists to the MIPR.
within FY resource availability. FORSCOM does (b) Civilian overtime above normal rotation
not fund enhancements to the troop list. FORSCOM support levels, when requested by the rotating unit,
Program Budget Guidance provides specific costing will be charged to this MIPR. Overtime will be
and allocation procedures. charged for prepositioned equipment issue
b. Funding for rotational unit support at the inspections exceeding the three day scheduled turn-
JRTC is provided through the use of Military in time for the turn-in of vehicles. Overtime for
Interdepartmental Purchase Request (MIPR) (DD
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railhead operations above normal JRTC operating equipment as possible. A list of available equipment
costs will be charged to the MIPR. will be provided at the D-180 Conference and
(c) Contract services requested and received by confirmed at the D-90 Conference. Units desiring to
the rotating unit will be charged to the MIPR. These substitute their own vehicles for any available
services include, but are not limited to: lease of PREPO equipment will request an exception to
office and tactical equipment such as copiers, FAXs, policy from the JRTC commander. Refer to
shredders, generators, refrigerated vans/trucks, Appendix F, PREPO Equipment, for usage
computers, printers, portable latrine services and guidelines and equipment lists.
heavy equipment transport. b. Most required training aids, devices,
(d) Bulk fuel, retail fuel and packaged simulators, and simulations (TADSS) such as
petroleum, oil, and lubricants used by the rotating MILES, mines, and battle simulations are or soon
unit will be charged to the MIPR. will be available at the JRTC. Units will be notified
(e) Class II purchases drawn by the rotating at the D-180 Conference of any shortfalls in training
unit will be charged to the MIPR. Class II is limited aids (i.e., AH-64 MILES).
to emergency supplies necessary for cleaning and c. USAR CA and PSYOP units are required to
clearing billets, maintenance, supply, and use equipment PREPO by U.S. Army Civil Affairs
administrative buildings and Psychological Operations Command
(f) Class II and Class IV ordered and received (USACAPOC) at Equipment Concentration Site #17
by the rotating unit, including Central Issue Facility (ECS-17). A list of equipment available for these
(CIF) DX costs, will be charged to this MIPR. units only will be provided at the D-180 Conference.
Amount charged will be limited to actual OMA USARC has PREPO additional equipment at ECS-
replacement and/or repair costs of DX items received 17 for general use by USAR units training at the
by the rotating unit. JRTC. This equipment will be used by USAR units
(g) Loss of or damage to JRTC equipment and unless the USARC commander grants an exception
supplies through the fault or neglect of the rotating to policy. A list of this equipment will also be
unit will be charged to this MIPR. Additionally, the provided at the D-180 Conference.
rotational unit will complete a Report of Survey on d. ARNG units may draw equipment from
the lost or damaged items prior to installation ECS #17 on a case by case basis for use during
clearance. rotation after any USAR units conducting AT have
(h) Any Depot Level Repairable (DLR) costs drawn their required equipment. ARNG units must
associated with rotating unit MTOE equipment will pay maintenance and repair parts costs of any
be charged to this MIPR. JRTC will pay DLR costs equipment drawn. ECS #17 must receive requests in
associated with the prepositioned equipment fleet. writing NLT D-120.
(i) Class VIII supplies used by the rotating unit
will be charged to this MIPR. 3-6. Training.
(j) Class IX repair parts requisitioned and a. FFT Training. The scenario for FFT is
received by the training unit, through the JRTC, for structured to train the brigade and SF battalion on its
home station equipment used at the JRTC will be METL tasks. The training begins with either
charged to this MIPR. occupation of the ISB or strategic deployment
(k) Aviation maintenance, including contract depending on the scenario. The brigade
labor and parts requisitioned and received through headquarters will participate as a player unit during
the JRTC Aviation Facility. Units will reimburse the FFT. All units (personnel and equipment) will
JRTC for repair parts and fuel from their flying hour be equipped with MILES as a requirement for their
program. Rotational funding will only be used to pay participation in the exercise. A realistically sized
for aviation contract labor. OPFOR, using validated threat doctrine and tactics,
(l) Ice ordered and received by the rotational is permanently assigned to the JRTC to provide an
unit will be charged to the MIPR. opposing force for the brigade.
(m)TMP Support to include buses, trucks with (1) CS and CSS Training. Rotational units will
drivers, GSA vehicle usage and leased vehicles not conduct all normal logistical and administrative
available through GSA will be charged to the MIPR. functions. A mixture of AC and RC units will
provide doctrinal CS and CSS. These units will be
3-5. Prepositioned (PREPO) equipment. MILES-equipped and their operations subject to
a. Units are required to use PREPO equipment interruption due to interdiction or improper
in lieu of as many pieces of MTOE-authorized planning. Aerial resupply (airdrop and airland) is
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the normal means of supply for FFT units. Detailed rotational units, COB will be portrayed using
information on aerial resupply is provided in realistic vignettes. The mission support contractor
Appendix S. provides a number of professional COB role-players.
(2) Scenario Development. Scenarios are A minimum of fifty additional COB role-players will
tailored to meet unit training needs. Divisions and be provided by the rotational unit’s MACOM (parent
brigade-equivalents will submit unit METL, training corps for FORSCOM units).
objectives, critical task lists, and proposed task (6) Joint Operations. Joint operations with
organization (troop list) to the JRTC at the D-180 USAF AMC and ACC air and ground units are
(D-360 for RC) Conference. stressed in all operations. Navy and Marine combat
(3) Conventional Force Operations. At air support (CAS), ANGLICO, and SOF units also
approximately D-90, tactical play begins with a routinely participate in JRTC rotations.
series of intelligence updates provided via message (7) Weather Support. Weather support operations
traffic to the training unit’s parent division. The are detailed in Appendix W.
21st ID (L) OPORD will be issued at D-4, either in (8) Communications. Detailed information on
the ISB, or home station for units conducting communications support and operations is provided
airborne insertions. The brigade O/C team will link at Appendix H.
up with the brigade HQs prior to the division (9) A corps medical task force consisting of C2,
OPORD. Battalion O/C teams will link up with hospitalization, air ground evacuation units, and
battalions prior to the brigade OPORD on D-3. At slice elements of dental, PM, medical logistics,
link up, brigade and battalion S-3s will provide combat stress control units will support each
brigade and battalion O/Cs with two copies of rotation. Composition of task force may be AC, RC,
brigade and battalion TACSOPs. Subsequently, they or a combination of both depending on the CTC
will provide O/Cs with two copies of all orders schedule.
(Warning/OPORDS/FRAGOS) and overlays for each (10) Reserve Component Support Group. For
mission during the rotation. selected rotations, RC units provide Echelons Above
(4) Tactical play for most SOF operations will Division (EAD) support from Corps/Joint Task
also begin at the D-90 mark with a series of Force (JTF) assets under the command and control
messages provided to the SF group or Ranger of an Area or Corps Support Group (ASG or CSG).
Regimental Headquarters. The first TASKORD is The concept of support to be provided by the
usually issued at D-7 to the SF battalion at the North ASG/CSG is outlined in Appendix E. The CS/CSS
Fort Polk forward operating base (FOB) compound. Task Force listing is provided in Appendix B, E, and
FOB O/Cs will link up with the FOB at the JSOTF I.
Operations/Intelligence brief. Detachment O/Cs will b. Live Fire Training (LFT). The JRTC
link up with the detachment prior to its’ staff operates a LFT complex capable of conducting the
mission brief. The battalion S-3 and each following missions: movement to contact/hasty
detachment commander will provide their O/Cs with attack, ambush of a vehicular convoy, deliberate
two copies of the FOB and detachments SOP. attack of a fortified position, raid, and light/heavy
Subsequently they will provide their O/Cs with one deliberate attack. Rotational units select which LFT
copy of all orders (warning, OPORD, TASKORD, missions to execute. Detailed information is in
FRAGO), mission analysis products and all overlays Appendix G. Specific LFT requirements are
for each mission during the rotation. Ranger coordinated at the D-180 (D-360 for RC)
Regiment operations mirror the forced entry brigade Conference.
operations outlined in paragraph 3 above. SOF units c. Dual Based Brigade Support. When a dual
enter the operational area as early as D-10 to conduct based brigade is scheduled for a JRTC rotation the
reconnaissance, FID training, and live fire missions. below assigned corps will provide support. A dual
Ranger units, SF ODAs, CA teams, and PSYOP based brigade is defined as a brigade that does not
team are realistically integrated with conventional have its division headquarters stationed in CONUS.
forces throughout the scenario. Special Operations Support includes requirements listed on the troop list
Command Elements (SOCCE) will be attached to that are not available to the brigade. For the purpose
the conventional task force NLT D-4 and should also of this regulation dual based brigades requiring
participate in the conventional task force leader support and their supporting corps are:
training program LTP.
(5) Civilians on the Battlefield (COB). In order Unit Supporting Corps
to more fully present a realistic battlefield for the
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1st Bde, 25th ID XVIII Airborne Corps 3-9. Partnership for Peace (PFP).
6th Bde, Alaska XVIII Airborne Corps The PFP program was established as a means for ex-
Warsaw Pact and ex-soviet Republics to affiliate
3-7. Focused Rotations. themselves with NATO in a program offering
The Center for Army Lessons Learned (CALL) in military cooperation and consultation as an interim
coordination with CTC Directorate, DCST, step towards NATO membership. A principal goal
TRADOC, with approval from Commander, OPSGP, of NATO PFP military exercises is to allow PFP
sponsors focused rotations each year. The purpose of member countries the opportunity to exercise
the focused rotation is for TRADOC schools/centers interoperability with NATO forces. FORSCOM has
to gain information on areas of interest concerning been directed, by CINC, Atlantic Command, to
existing doctrine, tactics, techniques, and procedures execute one PFP training event per year, alternating
(TTP), as well as weapons systems and equipment. between a battalion level FTX on odd years and a
Agencies will conduct focused rotations on a non- minimum of brigade level CPX/CAX during even
interference basis. The Commander, JRTC, will years.
approve the yearly focused rotation schedule and
forward appropriate information to Commander, 3-10. Coordination Meetings.
FORSCOM, ATTN: AFOP-TRC. The TRADOC There are two key meetings between the JRTC and
School conducting the focused rotation will send a the rotational unit as the unit prepares for its
memorandum to COG, JRTC NLT 120 days prior to rotation: the D-180 Conference which focuses on
conduct of rotation for final coordination. The scenario development, and the D-90 Conference,
Commander, JRTC has approval and disapproval which focuses on logistical planning (ASG/CSG)
authority at the 180 day coordination window. also participate. Conferences for RC rotations are
FORSCOM does not fund a focused rotation. held at D-360 and D-180 respectively. An initial
Personnel and equipment requirements over and concept brief is scheduled near D-360 by the Senior
above standard troop list will be funded by the RC Coordinator and held at the ASG/CSG home
agency sponsoring the study. station for the CS/CSS EAD missions. Specific
information on each of these conferences is outlined
3-8. Mixed Mobility Rotations. at Appendix Y.
a. Most conventional JRTC rotations are
light/heavy rotations, involving the attachment of an 3-11. Visits.
armor or mechanized infantry team to the rotational a. General. Visits to the JRTC by U.S. and
light brigade. This training is desirable from the foreign military and civilian leaders are desirable.
standpoint of doctrinal and organizational evaluation However, these visits must be carefully scheduled to
and enhances the interoperability of light and heavy prevent adverse effects on the exercise, rotational
units. The scenarios are written to support METL unit, or O/Cs. FORSCOM is the approval authority
tasks for both units. The employment of light/heavy for all visits to the JRTC (excluding coordination
forces will be in accordance with organizational meetings listed in paragraph 3-11).
design and doctrine. b. Visits to the JRTC are prioritized as
b. FORSCOM will coordinate with the corps, follows:
CONUSA, and NGB to schedule heavy units to train (1) Category I: Personnel participating in
at the JRTC for both FORSCOM and non- FORSCOM-approved training programs; TRADOC
FORSCOM units. Once scheduled, the heavy unit subject matter experts (SME); rotational unit chain
should send representatives to the light brigade’s of command; and HQDA, FORSCOM, USARC,
LTP, D-180 and D-90 Conferences. Funding for NGB, and TRADOC staff officers who have direct
these events will be provided by the light brigade. job involvement with the JRTC.
FORSCOM will provide separate funding to the (2) Category II: Distinguished U.S. military
heavy force for transportation to and from the JRTC. and civilian leaders who allocate resources and
The standard troop list for the heavy unit is in determine policy for the Army. Includes senior
Appendix B. Task organization of the heavy force members of the executive branch, congressional
(mech heavy, armor heavy, balanced, or armored members and staff, and senior military and civilian
cavalry) will be negotiated between the parent leaders.
divisions, subject to the limitations of the troop list. (3) Category III: Other distinguished U.S. and
foreign visitors including industry executives.
(4) Category IV: National news media.
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approved by the FORSCOM and JRTC commanders, 3-20. Foreign Unit Training.
as well as the corps and division commanders of the a. Foreign units conducting training at JRTC
rotational unit. As with other tests, Battle Lab is limited in structure to a company size
initiatives must be unobtrusive to the rotation and organization. The preference is a combat arms
coordination must begin at least 180 days prior to the platoon attached to a rotational unit. Units can
start of the proposed rotation. participate as OPFOR or BLUEFOR, but must be
sponsored by a rotational unit. The rotational unit is
3-18. Training Unit After Action Reports. responsible for the foreign unit’s actions. The
a. When required by the rotational unit’s foreign unit must be given enough time to train with
MACOM, units will submit an after action report the sponsored unit at home station and be integrated
through command channels to their MACOM into the unit prior to the rotation in which they will
headquarters. The after action report will include participate. JRTC does not have the capability to
the citation RCS Exempt: AR 335-15, paragraph 5- support single foreign units.
2e(7). b. Foreign SOF units must be attached to a
b. FORSCOM rotational brigades will submit U.S. unit and be integrated into a scheduled SOF
an after action report through command channels to rotation. As a rule, JRTC does not provide foreign
FORSCOM and JRTC NLT 60 days after main body ammunition or training aids. Foreign units must use
departure from the JRTC (E+64). These reports will U.S. compatible weapons equipped with MILES.
be unclassified and refer to the rotation number in
the title, i.e., AAR JRTC Rotation 99-01. Additional 3-21. Observer Controller Academy (OCA).
information is in Appendix U. The after action The OCA trains AC soldiers assigned to Training
report will cite RCS Exempt: AR 335-15, paragraph Support Brigades and Field Exercise Brigades to be
5-2e(7). O/Cs for the Reserve Component in support of
c. Within capability, when augmentation O/Cs FORSCOM’s AC to RC Training Support Structure.
are provided the RC EAD units will receive a written Additionally the OCA trains augmentees and newly
AAR. assigned JRTC OPSGP soldiers to be O/Cs at JRTC.
The length of the course for the training and exercise
3-19. Cancellations. brigades is 12 days. Classes dates are scheduled to
Augmentation will be expeditiously submitted to the coincide with the rotation dates. The course length
scheduled unit’s MACOM with information copies for augmentee training and the OPSGP O/Cs is three
to FORSCOM and JRTC. Rotation cancellations days. Priority of training is the training and exercise
must be approved by the CSA. brigades, augmentees, followed by the O/Cs.
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APPENDIX A Section II
References Related Publications
Section I AR 55-113
Movement of Units Within Continental United
Required Publications
States
AR 15-6
Procedures for Investigating Offices and Boards of AR-115-10/AFR 105-3
officers (cited in para 3-3b) Meteorological Support for the U.S. Army
AR 30-21
AR 190-45
The Army Field Feeding System (cited in para E-
Military Police Law Enforcement Reporting
2b(2)(b))
AR 670-1
AR 200-1
Wear and Appearance of Army Uniforms and
Environmental Protection and Enhancements (cited
Insignia
in para E-7a)
FM 10-23
AR 335-15
Basic Doctrine for Army Field Feeding
Management Information Control System (cited in
para 3-17b)
FM 17-12-1
Tank Combat Tables, M1
AR 385-40
Accident Reporting and Records (cited in para T-3f)
FM 21-26
Map Reading and Land Navigation
AR 385-63
Policies and Procedures for Firing Ammunition for
FM 23-1
Training, Target Practice, and Combat (cited in
Bradley Fighting Vehicle Gunnery
paras G-2a and G-2d)
FM 34-81/AFM 105-3
ARTEP 7-10-MTP
Weather Support for Army Tactical Operations
Mission Training Plan for the Infantry Company
(cited in para C-3a and G-2a)
CTA 50-900
Clothing and Individual Equipment
DA Pamphlet 350-38
Standards in Weapons Training (cited in paras E-6c
JRTC and Fort Polk Regulation 95-1
and E-6d(2))
Local Flying Policies and Requirements
DA Pamphlet 710-2-1
FM 20-32
Using Unit Supply System (Manual Procedures)
Mine/Countermine Operations (cited in para C-3a)
(cited in paras E-6 and G-3c(4)
FM 25-101
TB Med 524
Battle Focused Training (cited in para 2-1c)
Occupational and Environmental Health: Control of
Hazards from laser Radiation (cited in paras G-2a
FORSCOM Guidance, Volume III
and G-6d)
FORSCOM Program Budget Guidance (cited in
para 3-4a)
FM 7-8
Infantry Rifle Platoon and Squad (Cited in paras
FORSCOM Regulation 385-1
C-3a and G-2a)
Forces Command Safety Program (cited in
para T-3a)
FM 7-10
Infantry Rifle Company: Airborne, Air Assault,
JRTC and Fort Polk Regulation 75-1
Ranger (Cited in paras C-3a and G-2a)
Ammunition Control procedures (cited in paras E-6
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DA Form 1687
Delegation of Authority
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FSB Augmentation
Transportation Platoon 22
Water Purification Team 6
Preventive Medicine Team 2
Fwd Area Surgical Team 20
Heavy Equipment Support Team 3
Mortuary Affairs Team 6
Missile Maintenance Team 2
Quartermaster Repair Team 2
Radar/COMSEC/MSE Repair Tm 3
DAO Rep 1
Avn MEDEVAC LNO Team 4
Bn Evac LNO Team (BELT) 4
PBO rep 1
CSS/AMO Rep 1 DISCOM Fwd
FSB Augmentation Total 77
Decon Platoon
Platoon HQ 3 3
Smoke / Decon Squad (x2) 20 20
Support Squad 6 6
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ANGLICO (USMC)
Brigade LNO Team 8
SALT - A 7
FCT - 1 5 O/C aug: 1 SSG USMC or 13F
FCT - 2 5 O/C aug: 1 SSG USMC or 13F
SALT - B 7
FCT - 3 5 O/C aug: 1 SSG USMC or 13F
FCT - 4 5 O/C aug: 1 SSG USMC or 13F
ANGLICO (USMC) Total 42
Heavy Team
Company HQ 15
Mechanized Infantry Platoon (x2) 64
Armor Platoon (x2) 32
Company FIST 8
Transportation Sec (-) 5
Fwd Spt Tm (Class III/V) 10
Food Service Section (-) 5
Maintenance Supply Section (-) 1
Recovery Section(-) 3
Maintenance/Service Section 6
Ambulance Squad 4
BFV Co Maintenance Team 6
Tank Co Maintenance Team(-) 6
FSB (DS) Maintenance Slice 10
FSB Transportation Support 12
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Brigade PSYOP Support Element 16 O/C aug: 3 ea 37F50 and/or CPT 39A/B
SOCCE 16
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Table B-2: Air Assault Infantry Brigade Task Force Troop List
ELEMENT MTOE Auth REMARKS
HHC Brigade 74 74
S5 4 Provided by supporting CA unit
Operational Law Team 4
AF TACP 6
TOC Security Force 37 O/C aug: 11A O3, 11B40, 2 ea 11B30
Safety Officers 3 2 ea Ground; I ea Air
HHC Brigade Total 74 128
Air Assault Infantry Battalion 670 670 O/Cs required for independent snipers
AF TACP 6
Air Assault Infantry Bn Total 670 676
Air Assault Infantry Battalion 670 670 O/Cs required for independent snipers
AF TACP 6
Air Assault Infantry Bn Total 670 676
Air Assault ADA Battery (-) Force cap: 18 fire units w/ BSFVs
Battery HQ 12 12
Maintenance Platoon 11 11
Stinger/Avenger Platoon (x2) 40 40 Max: 16 Stinger/Avengers systems
Sensor Team (LSDIS) (x2) 8 8
AASLT ADA Battery (-) Total 71 71 O/C aug: 2 ea 14S30
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FSB Augmentation
Transportation Platoon 22
Water Purification Team 6
Preventive Medicine Team 2
Fwd Area Surgical Team 20
Heavy Equipment Support Team 3
Mortuary Affairs Team 6
Class III/V Platoon 15
Quartermaster Repair Team 2
Radar/COMSEC/MSE Repair Tm 3
DAO Rep 1
Avn Med Evac LNO Rep 4
Bn Evac LNO Team 4
CSS/AMO Rep 1 DISCOM Forward
A/DACG Team 9
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Decon Platoon
Platoon HQ 3 3
Smoke / Decon Squad (x2) 20 20
Support Squad 6 6
FOX Recon Section 8 O/C aug: 2 ea 54B3L5
Decon Platoon 29 37
LRSD Total 38 38
ANGLICO (USMC)
Bde LNO Team 8
SALT - A 7
FCT - 1 5 O/C: 1xSSG USMC or 13F
FCT - 2 5 O/C: 1xSSG USMC or 13F
SALT - B 7
FCT - 3 5 O/C: 1xSSG USMC or 13F
FCT - 4 5 O/C: 1xSSG USMC or 13F
ANGLICO (USMC) Total 42
Heavy Team
Company HQ 15
Mechanized Infantry Plt (x2) 64
Armor Platoon (x2) 32
Company FIST 8
Transportation Sec (-) 5
Fwd Spt Tm (Class III/V) 10
Food Service Section (-) 5
Maintenance Supply Section (-) 1
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Brigade PSYOP Support Element 16 O/C aug: 3 ea 37F50 and/or CPT 39A/B
SOCCE 16
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Airborne Infantry Battalion 670 670 O/Cs required for independent snipers
AF TACP 6
Airborne Infantry Bn Total 670 676
Airborne Infantry Battalion 670 670 O/Cs required for independent snipers
AF TACP 6
Airborne Infantry Bn Total 670 676
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Decon Platoon
Platoon HQ 3 3
Decon Squad (2) 20 20
Support Squad 6 6
FOX Sect 8 O/C aug: 2 ea 54B3L5
Decon Platoon 29 37
ANGLICO (USMC)
Brigade LNO Team 8
SALT - A 7
FCT - 1 5 O/C: 1xSSG USMC or 13F
FCT - 2 5 O/C: 1xSSG USMC or 13F
SALT - B 7
FCT - 3 5 O/C: 1xSSG USMC or 13F
FCT - 4 5 O/C: 1xSSG USMC or 13F
ANGLICO (USMC) Total 42
Heavy Team
Company HQ 15
Mechanized Infantry Plt (x2) 64
Armor Platoon (x2) 32
Company FIST 8
Transportation Sec (-) 5
Fwd Spt Tm (Class III/V) 10
Food Service Section (-) 5
Maintenance Supply Section (-) 1
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Ranger Infantry Battalion 580 580 O/Cs required for independent snipers
AF TACP 6 No MILES equivalent to CARL
GUSTAV MAW
Ranger Infantry Bn Total 580 586 See Note Below
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S4 Section 5 5
HHC Company HQ 6 6
Supply Section 5 5
Auto Maintenance Section 13 13
Food Service Section 9 9
Commo Section 7 7
Medical Treatment Team 3 3
Ministry Team 2 2
Maintenance Company HQ 4 4
Quality Assurance Section 14 14
Aircraft Maintenance Platoon HQ 2 2
PLL TAMMS ALSE Section 6 6
UH-60 Repair Section 25 25
Aircraft Comp Replacement Plt HQ 2 2
Power Plant Section 5 5
Power Train Section 3 3
Structural Section 9 9
Hydraulics Section 3 3
Aircraft Armament Section 3 3
Avionics Electrical Section 13 13
Lift Company HQ 4 4
Assault Platoons (x3) 60 60 Max: 15 ea UH-60
Atk Avn Co/Air Cav Troop HQ 8 8
Atk Avn Plt/Aero Scout Platoon (x2) 46 46 Max: 8 ea OH-58D or AH-64
Medium Lift Helicopter Platoon 32 8 ea MH-47E
Medium Lift AVUM Platoon (-) 38
FSE 3
AVIM 10
Forward Support MEDEVAC Team 16 3 ea UH-60
ATS Plt 13
Weather Team (USAF) 6
Conventional Aviation Task Force 295 413
Total
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FSB Augmentation
Transportation Platoon 22
Water Purification Team 6
Preventive Medicine Team 2
Fwd Area Surgical Team 20
Heavy Equipment Support Team 3
Mortuary Affairs Team 6
Quartermaster Repair Team 2
Radar/COMSEC/MSE Repair Team 3
DAO Rep 1
Avn MEDEVAC LNO Team 4
Bn Evac LNO Team 4
PBO Rep 1
FSB Augmentation Total 74
Decon Platoon
Platoon HQ 3 3
Smoke / Decon Squad (x2) 20 20
Support Squad 6 6
FOX Recon Section 8 O/C aug: 2 ea 54B3L5
Decon Platoon 29 37
ANGLICO (USMC)
Brigade LNO Team 8
SALT - A 7
FCT - 1 5 O/C: 1xSSG USMC or 13F
FCT - 2 5 O/C: 1xSSG USMC or 13F
SALT - B 7
FCT - 3 5 O/C: 1xSSG USMC or 13F
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Table B-5: Separate Light Infantry Brigade Task Force Troop List
Element MTOE Auth Remarks
HHC Brigade 84 84
S5 4 Provided by Supporting CA Unit
Operational Law Team 4
AF TACP 6
Safety Officers 3 2 ea Ground; 1 ea Air
TOC Security Force 37 O/C aug: 1ea 11A CPT,11B40;2ea 11B30
HHC Brigade Total 84 138
MI Company
MI Company HQ 6
Collection & Jamming Platoon HQ 2
Transcriptuion and Analysis Team 6
LLVI Team (x3) 12 1 PRD-12/Tm; may sub 1 ea AN/TRQ-32
Team (4 soldiers) for 1 LLVI Team
I & S Platoon HQ 2
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Support Bn Augmentation
Fwd Area Surgical Team 20
Quartermaster Repair Team 2
Radar/COMSEC/MSE Repair 3
Team
Avn MEDEVAC LNO Team 4
Bn EVAC LNO Team 4
Spt Bn Augmentation Total 33
Decon Plt
Platoon HQ 3 3
Smoke / Decon Squad (x2) 20 20
Support Squad 6 6
FOX Recon Section 8 O/C aug: 2 ea 54B3L5
Decon Plt Total 29 37
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Heavy Team
Company HQ 15
Mechanized Infantry Plt (x2) 64
Armor Platoon (x2) 32
Company FIST 8
Transportation Sec (-) 5
Fwd Spt Tm (Class III/V) 10
Food Service Section (-) 5
Maintenance Supply Section (-) 1
Recovery Section (-) 3
Maintenance/Service Section 6
Ambulance Squad 4
BFV Co Maintenance Team 6
Tank Co Maintenance Team (-) 6
FSB (DS) Maintenance Slice 10
FSB Transportation Support 12
ADA BSVF Plt 27 Max:4xBSFV w/PL; Force Cap: 14 Fire
units w/ Stinger; O/C: CPT 14A
LNO to Brigade TOC w/driver 2
LNO to BSA w/driver 2 Max: 2ea ACE or Dozer;1 AVLB; 2 MICLIC
launch vehicles
Engineer Plt w/Equipment Sec 46
Heavy Team Total 264
Brigade PSYOP Spt Element 16 O/C aug: 3 ea 37F50 and/or CPT 39A/B
SOCCE 16
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Medical Team 2
HUMINT Team 4
CA Bn LNO 1
PSYOP Bn LNO 1
NEO Team Total 48
NOTE: An Analysis and Control Team (ACT) from the DS MI Company provides the Brigade S2 automated
intelligence processing, analysis an disseminating capabilities. The ACT must deploy with a minimum of one
Remote Workstation with printer, one LST-5C and a TRRIP. Units wanting to bring assets exceeding the standard
troop list with TLQ-17, RACAL, or UAV assets must receive approval from their MACOM headquarters. Units
planning to conduct split team operations with REMBASS or RADAR assets must inform JRTC NLT D-90. It is
the responsibility of the unit to provide O/C coverage for the added systems and/or split team operations. O/Cs
must be in the rank of Staff Sergeant or higher.
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Table B-6: Enhanced Army National Guard Infantry Brigade Task Force Troop List
Element MTOE Auth Remarks
HHC Brigade 287 287 O/C aug: 1ea 31A CPT, 95B40
S5 4 Provided by supporting CA unit
Operational Law Team 4
AF TACP 6
TOC Security Force 37 O/C aug:1 ea 11A CPT, 11B40; 2 ea 11B30
FOX Recon Sect 8 O/C aug: 2 ea 54B3L5
Safety Officers 3 2 ea Ground; 1 ea Air
HHC Brigade Total 287 349
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ANGLICO (USMC)
Brigade LNO Team 8
SALT - A 7
FCT - 1 5 O/C: 1xSSG USMC or 13F
FCT - 2 5 O/C: 1xSSG USMC or 13F
SALT - B 7
FCT - 3 5 O/C: 1xSSG USMC or 13F
FCT - 4 5 O/C: 1xSSG USMC or 13F
ANGLICO (USMC) Total 42
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Heavy Team
Company HQ 15
Mechanized Infantry Plt (x2) 64
Armor Platoon (x2) 32
Company FIST 8
Transportation Sec (-) 5
Fwd Spt Tm (Class III/V) 10
Food Service Section (-) 5
Maintenance Supply Section (-) 1
Recovery Section (-) 3
Maintenance/Service Section 6
Ambulance Squad 4
BFV Co Maintenance Team 6
Tank Co Maintenance Team (-) 6
FSB (DS) Maintenance Slice 10
FSB Transportation Support 12
ADA BSFV Plt 27 MAX: 4xBSFV w/PL; Force cap: 14 fire
units w/ Stinger; O/C: CPT 14A
LNO to Brigade TOC w/driver 2
LNO to BSA w/driver 2
Engineer Plt w/Equipment Sec 46 Max: 2 ACE or Dozer; 1 AVLB; 2 MICLIC
launch vehicles
Brigade PSYOP Spt Element 16 O/C aug: 3 ea 37F50 and/or CPT 39A/B
SOCCE 16
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Civil Affairs
DST 4 Standard augmentation from CA
FID/UW
Det(-) 16 DST (x3) and S5 Section when SF
executes
Civil Affairs Total 20 FID mission
PSYOP
BPSE 16 Enhanced rotation w/SF FOB has 2
(26 total)
RSB LNO TM 8
PSYOP Total 24
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NOTES:
1. Medical Group Headquarters may be incorporated into hospital Battle Staff augmentation.
2. Ground Ambulance Platoon includes ten M997s.
3. Air Ambulance Detachment includes 3 soldiers for the BELT under the operational control of the
Brigade Aviation Task Force.
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ELEC SYS 2
ENG MANAGER 1
ENG TECH 2
STRU 5
FIREFIGHTERS 7
POWER PRO 2
UTIL SYS 3
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DIS PREP 2
HVY EQUIP 6
SUPPLY 2
PEST MGMT 1
EOD 4 2x O/C Required
PAO PA OFF 1
PA 1
CHAPLIN CHAPLIN 2
ABGD HQ 22 QFEBA/B
FLIGHT 440 10xQFEBC
81MM CREW 8 QFEBD 2xO/C Required
.50 Cal MG 4 2xQFEBF
FDC 5 5xQFEBF
MWD HQ 2 QFEBP
MWD 12 4xQFEBR
SQUAD * QFEB2
LE SQUAD * QFEB9
MISC (LNOs) 2 QFZ99
TOTAL 609
NOTE: Air Base Ground Defense O/C strength is determined at 1:20 of O/C TD player,
derived from the troop list strength at or about the D-30. This takes into account 24-hour
coverage.
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APPENDIX C
OPFOR Augmentation
C-1. General. may perform engineer support missions when not
This appendix outlines the JRTC OPFOR needed as part of the scenario
augmentation program and provides guidance to (3) 2d ACR(L), if not deployed, will augment
AC/RC units preparing to deploy an OAU to the the 1-509th Inf Bn with an OPFOR ground
JRTC. maneuver squadron for the Motorized Infantry
Regiment (MIR) attack and defense. The squadron
C-2. Concept. will provide limited C2 and CSS assets to 1-509th
a. The JRTC OPFOR replicates threat tactical Inf Bn to meet mission requirements. 2d ACR(L)
doctrine during FFT by conducting offensive and will also provide intelligence assets, an ADA
defensive combat operations in a light intensity section, and an engineer platoon.
conflict (LIC) and mid-intensity conflict (MIC) c. The XVIII Airborne Corps reserves the
environment. The 2d Armored Calvary Regiment right to substitute other appropriately trained units.
(Light) (2d ACR{L}) provides one squadron as d. OAU Training Program.
augmentation to the JRTC OPFOR during each (1) In order to attain the necessary level of
rotation MIC phase if not deployed or conducting a OPFOR proficiency, the OPFOR battalion trains the
CTC rotational exercise. Since many of the OPFOR OAUs on JRTC EXROE, MILES, threat doctrine
operations, particularly during the LIC phase, are and tactics, marksmanship, and small unit drills.
small unit operations, OAU has been an excellent (2) Training on threat organization and tactics
training event for both AC and ARNG augmentation is geared to the specific OAU and the missions it
infantry and engineer companies. With the current may expect to perform during the rotation. Training
structure of the JRTC OPFOR, only engineer materials will be based on USACAC threats
companies will be needed on a recurring basis. validated doctrine such as the Atlantican Handbook
FORSCOM will fund transportation of these and provide the base doctrine for the threat portrayed
companies to and from the JRTC. For ARNG units, by the JRTC OPFOR.
FORSCOM will fund the difference in transportation (3) OAUs normally arrive NLT D-5 and
costs between normal annual training site and the commence training on D-4. Based on scenario
JRTC. Infantry companies may volunteer for OAU requirements, units may deploy as early as D-10.
if the unit or its higher headquarters can afford Units will receive specific guidance through the
transportation, since no FORSCOM funding is OAU liaison officer. Initial basic skills training
available. normally lasts five to six days. Advanced skill
b. OAUs are attached to the JRTC OPFOR. development occurs as OAUs perform their assigned
The OPFOR commander will task organize both the tactical missions. Departure for home station
OPFOR and the OAU based on the mission. The normally occurs NET E+2 for infantry units and
OAU chain of command will be used in the tactical NET E+3 for engineer units.
employment of the unit. (4) The training program consists of four
(1) During the LIC phase, the OPFOR infantry phases. The duration of each phase is based on the
company normally conducts training in preparation OAU’s baseline skills, rotational requirements, and
for the MIC phase. It may operate as a company the rotational timeline. The timeline for ARNG
(depending on the mission), but will most likely units is condensed to D-2 through E+2. The 519th
operate at platoon or squad level. In the MIC phase, Inf Bn will work directly with the ARNG unit to
the OAU infantry company participates in larger develop the condensed timeline. The training
scale operations such as: infiltration, mounted, and program generally follows the outline below and
dismounted attacks; counterattacks; and hasty and applies to both infantry and engineer companies.
deliberate defenses. Engineer unit training is integrated with infantry
(2) The engineer company OAU may conduct training as a combined arms efforts.
missions as an independent element IAW the
OPFOR Battalion Commander’s priorities, or as (a) Phase I: Arrival (1 day)
platoons or squads attached to subelements of the - ADVON/Main Body arrives Fort Polk
OPFOR battalion to provide decentralized support - Unit received by the OPFOR Bn S4
for special missions. The heavy equipment section - Unit signs for billets MILES, OPFOR
uniforms, and supplies
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(b) Phase II: Reception/Integration (2-4 days) notify the unit if it will perform this Relief in Place
- JRTC overview/rotation scenario and Passage of Lines.
- MILES Familiarization/marksmanship c. Engineer OAU: Engineer companies
- Basic field craft skills should be familiar with the following tasks, which
(c) Phase III: Basic Skills Development (4-6 days) will be modified to conform with OPFOR doctrine:
- Company FTX
- Platoon STX - Conduct route reconnaissance
- AARs - Emplace a Threat-style minefield
- Retrain to Standard (anti-personnel/anti-tank)
(d) Phase IV: Advanced Skills Development - Breach a minefield
(5-8 days) - Breach a mined wire obstacle
- Integration into the MIC phase of the - Breach a tank ditch
rotation - Establish a vehicular obstacle
- Night attack - Establish a fording site
- Deliberate attack - Conduct trafficability analysis
(5) OAUs should deploy with BDUs, MTOE - Destroy a bridge/establish a
equipment, and supplies to conduct training and demolition guard
rotation requirements. Some equipment and - Establish fighting positions
supplies will be provided through the 1-509th Inf - Emplace wire obstacles
Bn S4 Section. Specifics are addressed in the - Engineer demolition raid
Augmentee Information Letter which is mailed to - Disable a bridge
the unit on D-90. MILES and OPFOR uniforms are - Disable an aircraft
issued upon arrival to Fort Polk. landing strip (crater)
(6) OAUs will coordinate with the 1-509th Inf - Conduct live demolition
Bn S3 Section as soon as possible to confirm arrival training
dates or any unresolved issues.
C-4. Requirements.
C-3. OAU Home Station Training. a. The Commander, JRTC, will:
OAUs should conduct home station training to (1) Initiate coordination between the OAU and
prepare for OPFOR mission requirements. In the JRTC OPFOR.
addition to the tasks listed below, units should train (2) Schedule and conduct a D-90 Conference
on MILES zeroing, troubleshooting, and with the OAU, either at the OAU’s home station or
maintenance. via video teleconference (VTC) (preferred method).
a. Infantry Company - ARTEP 7-10-MTP (3) Monitor the schedule of selected units to
(Mission Training Plan for the Infantry Rifle preclude short notice cancellation.
Company) lists basic wartime missions for an (4) Coordinate OAU use of training areas with
infantry company. OAU Infantry Companies should the OPSGP.
be proficient in the six tasks listed below: (5) Provide the OAU with the following
support: Class I, III, IV, and V supplies; billets and
- Movement to Contact access to shower facilities when not in the field;
- Attack OPFOR uniforms for the duration of the field
- Raid exercise; medical support, including drop zone
- Ambush medical support as required; DS maintenance
- Reconnaissance & Security support as needed; and assistance in coordinating
- Defend transportation to and from the local airhead or drop
Infantry companies should also train on and be zone.
prepared to conduct breaching and reduction of (6) Conduct OPFOR training for the OAU.
obstacles IAW FM 7-10 (Appendix C), FM 7-8, and (7) Provide a tentative list of work projects to
FM 20-32. engineer OAU prior to departure from home station.
b. Infantry OAUs occasionally portray host b. Commander, OAU will:
nation forces to assist rotational units in training (1) Submit request to train as an OAU to
mission during the rotation. Units portraying FORSCOM with information copy to JRTC.
coalition forces must be proficient in conducting in a (2) After FORSCOM confirms selection as
coalition environment. The OAU liaison officer will OAU, coordinate with JRTC and schedule D-90
Conference at home station or via VTC (preferred
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method). JRTC’s POC is the 1-509th Inf Bn routine sick call there. Additional medical treatment
Operations Officer. for OAU soldiers is provided at the Fort Polk
(3) Arrange transportation so that the OAU Hospital.
arrives at Fort Polk IAW time schedule determined j. Billets: Unit representatives will sign for
at D-90 Conference. Unit personnel must arrive 48-man barracks, linen, and furniture upon arrival.
prior to any equipment shipped by rail.
C-6. OAU Personnel and Equipment List.
C-5. Logistical Support. a. Infantry OAU:
The JRTC provides some logistical support to each (1) Personnel: Arrive at the JRTC task
OAU. OAUs must arrive at the JRTC with basic organized as a light infantry rifle company
loads/issues of Class II, VIII and IX. JRTC funds consisting of:
OPTEMPO and other supply costs except Class IX. Company HQs: 11 (100% strength)
OAU will provide MIPR for Class IX and non-JRTC 3 Rifle platoons 75
support or training to Fort Polk DRM. 1 Mortar section 06
a. Class I: JRTC responsibility. Fort Polk 1 Company FIST 10
operates a contract dining facility to support all 1 Medical section 4
operations. The JRTC will issue MREs to the OAU, TOTAL 106
but these must be ordered in advance. (2) Equipment: Deploy with all CTA 50-901
b. Class II: OAU responsibility, except special clothing for prevailing weather conditions. No
OPFOR items of clothing, equipment, training aids, vehicles, TOWs, Dragons, or mortar tubes are
administrative supplies and the push package that is required. Bring all other MTOE equipment normally
listed in the Augmentee Information Letter. If the deployed on ARTEPs or FTXs. Provide M16 rifles
unit desires any additional SSSC items, they must for all soldiers normally armed with pistols. Infantry
use an IMPAC credit card on the local economy. A companies may bring up to ten sets of AN/PVS-5s or
military clothing sales store is open on a limited AN/PVS-7s, one AN/PVS-4 per M60 machine-gun,
basis for replacement of issue items. OAU should and one AN/PVS-4 per platoon-designated sniper.
deploy with OG 107s from home station if possible. b. Engineer OAU.
c. Class III, IV, V: JRTC responsibility. (1) Personnel: Arrive at the JRTC task
d. Class VI: OAU responsibility. A small PX, organized as follows:
shopette, Class VI store, recreation center, and
gymnasium are available at Fort Polk on a limited Company HQs: 09
basis depending on troop densities. Schedules are Engineer platoons 48-64
posted prior to each rotation. 1 Heavy Equipment platoon: 26-32
e. Class VII: OAU responsibility (see para C- 1 Medical section: 03-04
6 for requirements). JRTC will provide all MILES Total: 86-109
and simulation systems.
f. Class VIII: OAU responsibility. Units will (2) Equipment: Deploy with all CTA 50-901
deploy with field medical supplies IAW unit SOPs. clothing for prevailing weather conditions. No
g. Class IX: OAU responsibility. Fort Polk Dragons are required. Bring all other MTOE
can provide limited maintenance repair support. equipment normally deployed on ARTEPs and
OAUs are responsible to sustain themselves with FTXs. Provide M16 rifles for all soldiers normally
unit PLL. Spare parts may be obtained at Fort Polk armed with pistols. Units may bring one set of
on a fill-or-kill basis. OAUs will reimburse the AN/PVS-5s or AN/PVS-7s for each piece of
JRTC for filled requisitions and overtime mechanic equipment that requires a driver or a driver and TC
labor through the MIPR provided to Fort Polk DRM. (i.e., one per HMMWV and one per dozer or SEE).
h. Class X: OAU responsibility. Locally Units will bring the vehicles listed below unless
procured as needed. Non-organizational JRTC prepositioned equipment is available for issue.
augmentations will not be encouraged. However, a If available, prepositioned equipment must be used.
specific scenario requirement of the rotational unit
may allow for such augmentation. M998 HMMWV 5
i. OAUs should use the OPFOR Battalion Aid M929A1 5-ton Dump Truck 5
Station. Further evacuation will be to Troop Medical M916 5-ton Tractor w/trailer 2
Clinic #2 during duty hours. The JRTC OPFOR D5 or D7 dozer 2
battalion has a Battalion Aid Station which is open Bucket Loader 2
during rotational periods, OAUs will conduct Small Emplacement Excavator (SEE) 4
Tank & Pump Unit (TPU) 1
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APPENDIX D
CPX
D-1. General. should ensure appropriate brigade/D-Rear/Exercise
a. The JRTC CPX is a computer supported support group personnel are in place to provide
simulation. All battalion units; including slice billeting and mess.
elements, command and control, and logistics units,
are played in the model. The CPX is fully integrated D-2. Training Objectives.
into the rotation scenario. The CPX battalion a. The primary training objective of the CPX
conducts operations as directed by the rotational is to train a battalion staff in the coordination,
brigade and is fully a brigade task force asset. The integration and synchronization of all battlefield
CPX battalion is a full and equal participant in the operating systems under simulated combat or other
brigade’s LTP (appendix M) military operations conditions.
b. Company commanders and platoon leaders b. The secondary training objectives are to:
execute the battalion plan in simulation as (1) Realistically integrate the CPX battalion
player/controllers. The battalion main CP, combat into the FTX scenario so that the brigade
trains, and field trains are in field locations. commander and the brigade staff plan, resource and
c. The simulation is a multi-sided, high fight three infantry battalions.
resolution model. (2) Fully exercise and provide feedback for the
d. The CPX OPFOR follow the same doctrine battlefield operating systems in planning,
and have the same capabilities as the FTX OPFOR. preparation, and execution (brigade through
e. The player/controllers have training company).
objectives, but their primary role is to drive the (3) Exercise company commanders and special
scenario for the battalion and brigade staffs. platoon leaders in the full spectrum of operations
f. Contacts are resolved based on probabilities of and decision making.
hit/kill.
g. The CPX battalion is a resource user. If the D-3. Responsibilities.
CPX battalion uses brigade resources, those a. The JRTC TF3 provides the following:
resources are not available to any other brigade (1) Simulation Center.
element until completion of the CPX mission or (2) Train-up for player/controllers (five days).
reallocation by brigade. (3) AAR and take home package THP.
h. Main CP, combat trains, and field trains b. The CPX battalion provides the following:
personnel and equipment will remain in the field for (1) Personnel and equipment IAW subsequent
the duration of the exercise and will be fully paragraphs.
equipped with MILES. Simulation (2) Two copies of all battalion orders and
player/controllers are housed in unit billets during graphics to TF3 O/Cs.
the exercise. (3) All personnel, equipment and supplies
i. The CPX battalion will be required to normally used in the main CP, combat trains, and
physically conduct adjacent unit coordination, field trains CP.
passage of lines, and any other coordination on the (4) Copy of the battalion-level SOPs (TACSOP,
ground. The JRTC will provide host nation and C2/Planning SOP, and TOCSOP as applicable),
notional unit role players. battle roster, MTOE, and property book.
j. Personnel manning the main CP, combat
trains, and field trains must keep the D-4. Light Division CPX Troop List.
player/controllers apprised of all actions and Listed below is the recommended manning for the
movements. For example, if the main CP moves; CPX. Actual organization may vary due to unit
time breakdown began, time TAC CP moved, SOPs. For the maximum training benefit, units must
movement routes of TAC and main CP, arrival time bring their main CP, combat trains CP, and field
at new location, etc., must all be reported. The same trains CP as normally manned and equipped.
information is required for all vehicles and personnel Manning for the simulation center player/controllers
moving to or from any of these elements. is based on two 12-hour shifts. Augmentee O/Cs are
k. The simulation requires player/controllers to a division/brigade responsibility.
complete a train-up course over a five (5) day period.
Player/controllers must arrive at Fort Polk NLT D-7
and be ready to conduct training on D-6. The unit
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A CO WORKSTATION B CO WORKSTATION
Commander COMMANDER
Platoon Leader/XO Platoon Leader/XO
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(4) Personnel: (1) Standard load plans for all vehicles and
(a) Copy of unit manning roster. trailers, both actual and notional.
(b) List of main CP, combat trains, and field (2) Standard load plans for all planned CDS
trains personnel (both physically present and and pallets included for the initial insertion.
notional). (3) A 5x8 note card for all vehicles, trailers,
(c) List of CPX augmentee O/Cs IAW and major weapons systems. An example of this
paragraph D-5. note card with required data is provided at the D-90
(d) List of CPX Simulation Center Conference.
player/controllers IAW paragraph D-5. (4) A 3x5 note card for all soldiers. An
(5) Operations: Copy of battalion-level SOPs example of this note card with required data is
(TACSOP, C2/Planning SOP, and TOCSOP). provided at the D-90 Conference.
c. The CPX battalion will provide JRTC TF3 (5) List of combat lifesavers, linguists, and
with the following information NLT D-6. Specific other specially qualified personnel.
format and instructions for this information will be
provided during the D-90 conference.
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hours in advance. The ration cycle in these facilities adequate supply for emergency DX to meet safety,
is A-MRE-A. health, and welfare requirements.
(4) Specific unit requirements: b. The Clothing Sales Store can provide
(a) Provide the JRTC and Installation Food limited items and is available to training units at
Service with specific dates, headcount, and dining ENDEX.
facility building numbers for the ADVON, D-Rear
Cell, redeployment, and SOF at least 60 days prior to E-4. Class III.
ADVON arrival. a. Fort Polk operates bulk and retail facilities
(b Provide the Installation Food Service in Buildings 2913, 3531, and 7731 for diesel and
Advisor a daily headcount of personnel using each 3701 for MOGAS; bulk JP8 in Building 4298; and
dining facility. limited packaged product issue capability in
(5) Units requiring the use of Cash Meal Building 4374.
Payment Sheets (DD Form 1544) for use in the field b. Class III products will be issued based on a
may sign for one or more Cash Meal Payment Books valid DA Form 2765-1.
as follows: c. The training unit’s accountable officer will
(a) Provide memorandum to DOL, ATTN: submit a validated DA Form 1687 to the DOL upon
AMD, requesting the desired number of Cash Meal arrival and a MIPR to the DRM NLT D-45. Both
Payment Books and the dates (duration) books are documents must be in place before requisitioning
needed. POL products. The training unit will be charged
(b) Provide to DOL, ATTN: AMD, a copy of only for the items they actually draw.
DA Form 1687, signed by the unit commander. d. The unit will reconcile its account with
(c) Cash collected from the sale of meals in the DOL and DRM prior to redeployment.
field and Cash Collection Books must be turned in e. Units are required to bring JP8 fuel
prior to unit redeployment. handling capability to meet their daily requirements
b. Troop Issue Subsistence Activity (TISA). for resupply. These assets will be OPCON to the
(1) Units will use MREs and Unitized Group Exercise Support Cell to conduct higher level JP8
Rations (UGR) in the ISB and the maneuver area resupply.
from D-7 until ENDEX. The unit Food Service f. Fort Polk has limited fuel storage capacity.
Advisor will provide an initial forecast of ration Units should manage their fuel consumption and aim
requirements, through Plans/EMC logistics officer, for a zero turn-in at the end of the rotation.
to the Fort Polk TISA NLT D-60 and a final forecast g. Coordinate turn-in of all fuel at E + 12
NLT D-30. hours in accordance with the Memorandum of
(2) Units will include ice, broken down by field Instruction (MOI) for Excess Class III (bulk) turn-in
and dining facilities, in their MIPR requirements at which is provided in the D-90 package.
D-60. h. Units will receive all fuel resupplies by C-
(3) Specific training unit requirements. 130 aircraft. Units are to provide their own 500
(a) Provide the JRTC and TISA with gallon blivets for sling load operations. As directed
headcounts, ration cycles, and serving dates NLT D- by the EMC, per DMMC request, Corps throughput
60. fuel delivery may be provided.
(b) Maintain ration accountability IAW AR 30- i. Air Drop Resupply Menu. The Aerial
21 for field accounts, FORSCOM DIR 350-84-10, Resupply Menu contains packages for the logistics
and any applicable MACOM regulations or packet used in creating the unit’s aerial resupply
directives. End-of-Training reports will be plan. The Resupply menu is found in the JRTC
submitted to the TISA prior to redeployment. Logistics Information Packet, Chapter 21.
(c) The Army Field Feeding System (AFFS) is
used at JRTC. The intent is to provide a full range E-5. Class IV.
of rations when the tactical and logistical situation a. General: The JRTC maintains Class IV
dictates. Doctrine for AFFS is contained in FM 10- Barrier Materiel and Replicated Class V for issue to
23. the rotational unit prior to D-Day. The issue is free,
but the unit will be charged for any items not
E-3. Class II. returned upon ENDEX or damaged beyond fair wear
a. Common Table of Allowance (CTA) 50-900 and tear. Unit allocations of Class IV and Class V
is not available for DX. Units should deploy with an items are outlined in the JRTC Logistics Information
Packet in Chapter 4.
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(8) Units are restricted to DODICs published in Notification should be as soon as the incident is
DA PAMs 350-38 and 350-39. All other DODICS discovered and should not be delayed because of
are EXROE prohibited. Quantities will not be incomplete data. An AR 15-6 investigation will be
exceeded unless approved by the JRTC Commander initiated when applicable. A DA Form 5811,
and unit provides additional ammunition Certificate - Lost or Damaged Class V Ammunition
authorizations. Items, will be submitted on all lost or damaged Class
(9) The JRTC maintains a stock of replicated V items.
(inert) Class V materiels which are used to replicate (6) Care must be exercised to maintain packing
the weight and cube of actual ammunition loads. material/residue in a serviceable condition. Items
These materiels are used to stress the logistics chain such as fibers, bandoleers, and links should be
with realistic loading, planning, and transportation protected from the elements.
problems. These materiels will be drawn from and (7) Prior to turn-in, units will segregate and
turned-in to DOL at the 8100 Block (same as for determine the serviceability of packing material and
Class IV). Replicated Class V resupply for riggers is residue IAW SB 755-1. Packing material and
located in the 7000 Block, adjacent to the riggers. residue will be inventoried prior to loading for
Replicated materiels drawn and not returned in transport and quantities on turn-in document (DA
serviceable condition will be charged to the unit’s Form 581) will correspond to inventoried quantities.
MIPR. Plans/EMC will provide detailed information (8) Under no circumstances will ammunition or
on quantities available for issue at the D-180 explosives be mixed with packing material and
Conference. residue when returned to the ASP.
e. Units will establish a field ammunition (9) DUD ammunition will not be moved.
storage site (FASS) near the LFX TOC to control Range Control will be notified immediately of all
ammunition issue and turn-in for live fire operations. DUDs encountered.
Storage and transportation procedures will be IAW (10) Misfired ammunition will be clearly marked
DA PAM 710-2-1. on the item and/or outer pack with the words
f. Ammunition turn-in procedures: MISFIRE. The word DUD will not be used.
(1) Live ammunition will be turned in to the (11) Commanders are required to initiate action
ASP prior to turn-in of residue items. and attach evidence of that action (e.g., copy of
(2) Turn-ins will be accomplished immediately report of survey or other request for investigation) to
after ENDEX. Expected turn-in date will be entered the DA Form 581 when:
in the remarks section of the DA Form 581. (a) The residue plus live fire ammunition
Appointments must be made with the ASP prior to turned-in is less than the quantity issued to the unit
actual turn-in, and should be based upon the date and the shortage is not accounted for.
units expect to have all ammunition returned to the (b) The damage to live ammunition or residue
FASS. Changes to date entered on the DA Form 581 turned-in is from other than fair wear and tear.
will be coordinated with the ASP. (12) The using unit will provide sufficient
(3) Ammunition turn-in and all administrative personnel to segregate, clean, and repack
requirements will be completed within five working ammunition that is being inspected. Personnel
days of the turn-in date. Administrative requirements will be coordinated with the ASP. All
requirements include completion of all DA Form ammunition containers with broken seals require
581s associated with ammunition or residue turn-in, 100% inspection by the ASP QA personnel prior to
including a copy of report of survey or other request returning to storage. Unit personnel will load the
for investigation, when applicable. repacked ammunition on unit vehicles, follow the
(4) Using unit will repack, under supervision of ASP escort to the appropriate storage magazine,
ASP personnel, all ammunition and explosives that unload, and place the ammunition in storage as
are unsealed after issue and not expended. Prior to directed by the ASP personnel.
transport to the ASP, all fuses and detonating items (13) Units will collect all ammunition packing
will be set on “Safe”, all safety devices and shorting and residue material in the field. This material will
clips/shunts will be reinstalled in original positions, be 100% inspected for the presence of explosives or
and all rounds that are issued unfused will be hazardous material by the unit prior to removal from
unfused. its field location and will be segregated by type.
(5) Unit commanders or their designated (14) PCP-treated wooden ammunition containers
representatives are responsible for reporting lost or and pallets are not authorized for disposal in the
stolen ammunition to the PMO IAW AR 190-11. sanitary landfill. All PCP-treated wood, including
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broken boxes, boards, and splinters of wood, will be b. Class VIII supplies are available for
returned to the ASP for disposal. PCP-treated emergency resupply IAW procedures outlined in
containers are identified by the “P” stenciled on the Appendix I, paragraph I-4.
bottom of the container. Containers having a “PA”
or “PB” stenciled on the bottom are not PCP-treated. E-10. Class IX.
g. Reconciliation Procedures. The ASP has Units will deploy with 15 DOS for ASL and PLL.
established reconciliation procedures IAW DA PAM The JRTC can provide only limited assistance and
710-2-1. Reconciliation is accomplished by: will charge Class IX costs for unit equipment
measuring, weighing, or counting salvaged and (brought from home station) to the unit’s MIPR.
residue items generated from expended ammunition; Maintenance of PREPO fleet equipment is IAW
comparing these amounts and live ammunition Appendix F, paragraph F-1.
turned-in against the quantity of ammunition issued
to determine if there is any loss; and if there is, does E-11. Movement/Transportation.
the loss exceed the percentage allowed by the ASP. a. The training unit will coordinate round trip
The ASP will not clear units without the required movement of all unit personnel and equipment prior
certifications or signatures. to departure from home station. The unit will
(1) A DA Form 5811-R will be completed IAW provide Plans/EMC with copies of specific time
paragraph 11-15, DA PAM 710-2-1, for shortages tables and schedules IAW the following dates:
that exceed allowable losses. The certificate must be initial deployment schedule NLT D-80; initial
signed by a LTC or above and one copy attached to redeployment schedule NLT D-45; final deployment
the turn-in document. schedule NLT D-30; and final redeployment
(2) An Ammunition Consumption Certificate schedule NLT D-5.
(DA Form 5692-R) will be completed IAW b. Units will deploy with an additional 10%
paragraph 11-13.1, DA PAM 710-2-1. The original stockage of tie-down shackles for each type of
copy will be attached to the turn-in document. vehicle shipped via rail to the JRTC. This stockage
(3) The unit Range OIC (E-6 or above) will will be used to replace shackles lost or damaged
certify quantities drawn, returned, and consumed in during deployment, the exercise, and preparation for
training at the range. A W01 or above will perform redeployment.
the Range Safety Officer duties when Category I c. Plans/EMC will coordinate with the Fort
items are used in LFXs. Polk Transportation Office to provide the following
(4) The Safety Officer will personally observe assistance to rotational units:
placement of charges, actual detonation, and certify (1) Confirming all transportation
(on DA Form 5692-R) the quantities expended. arrangements.
(2) Providing ramps and spanners to the unit
E-7. Class VI. for rail load operations. Shipping materials
PX facilities are available for units to use during the (BBPCT&S) are available for issue from DEH upon
redeployment phase. All unit activities during this unit request. Cost of the materials will be charged to
time period are at the discretion of the brigade task the Rotation Support MIPR.
force commander. Facilities availability information (3) Acquiring extra rail cars for redeployment
will be furnished to the unit after arrival at Fort (if needed).
Polk. (4) Providing up to six 44-passenger buses for
movement between training areas.
E-8. Class VII (5) Acquiring commercial buses (if requested
Class VII resupply is not available at the JRTC. NLT D-60).
d. A/DACG at the ISB is provided by Fort
E-9. Class VIII. Polk. The unit provides the A/DACG for its airland
a. Units will deploy with 15 days of supply resupply missions in the exercise area.
(DOS) of medical and dental supplies. Any e. The unit must provide a complete DACG
additional support requirements must be coordinated for the actual airflow from the ISB from D-2 until
with their home station Division Medical Supply completion. Fort Polk does not have any tactical
Officer (DMSO). SOF units conducting FID mission 50,000 pound rough terrain container handlers
will be responsible for Level I and II medical support (RTCH) support available for units.
of the FID Force, and will deploy with adequate
Class VIII to accomplish this mission.
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LIN # Vehicle/Equipment
A21633 0H-58D (I)
B71632 PLOW MINE
C11280 M973 SUSV CGO
C12155 M981 FIST-V
C16921 M1067 SUSV FB
C00255 M1066 SUSV AMB
C11651 M1065 SUSV C2
C36151 SCAMP
C76335 M2A2 BRADLEY
D12087 M113 CARR PERS
E56578 M728 ENG VEH
G35981 GEN 10 KW
G37273 GEN PU 751
G40744 GEN PU 753
G41670 GEN 5 KW
G53871 GEN 30 KW
G78306 GEN 60 KW
H01855 TRLR / VAN (189A)
H01907 SHOP TRLR ELEC
H01912 SHOP TRLR ELEC
J35492 GEN PU 405
J35813 GEN MEP 002A
J35825 GEN MEP 003A
J36109 GEN MEP 005A
J36383 GEN PU 406
J42100 GEN PU 619
J47617 GEN PU 620
K32293 UH-60
L28351 MKT TRLR
L67342 MICLIC
L76556 LOADER SCP
P44627 AGPU
R11006 ROLLER
R14216 RADAR AN/TPQ 36
R50681 M88 RECOV VEH
S30914 SHP ST CONT
S30982 SHP ST CONT
S70027 22.5 TON TRLR
S70517 M117 25 TON TRLR LB
S70594 40 TON TRLR
S73372 M969 5K TNKR
S75175 TRLR / VAN (129C)
T05096 M966 TOW/COLT
T07543 M1037 SHELTER
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MILVAN 40'
MILVAN 20'
M551 TANK SHERIDAN
CH-47D
AH-64
AH-1F
EH-60
UH-60V
UH-1H
UH-1V
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IN BN (CPX)
MI SPT TM
CHEM PLT
ADA BTRY
HHC BDE
ANGLICO
FSB AUG
On Hand
DISCOM
HVY TM
MP PLT
AVN TF
SIG CO
TOTAL
EN CO
FA BN
IN BN
IN BN
TACP
FSB
LIN # Vehicle/Equipment
H57505 M119A1 HOW 12
S70027 M871 TRL 22 1/2 T 4
S70594 M870A1 TRL 40 T 4
T05096 M966 HMMWV (TOW) 16
T07679 M1097 HMMWV (UTIL HVY) 12
T34437 FLU 419 SEE 4
T38707 M996 AMB 2 LT 8
T38844 M997 AMB 4 LT 2
T48944 EXT REACH 6K R/T F/L 6
T49255 M4K 4K R/T F/L 2
T49266 M10K 10K R/T F/L 4
T61494 M998 HMMWV CGO ##
T61562 M1038 HMMWV CGO W/W 10
T91656 M916 TRUCK 6X6 4
T92242 M 1 0 2 5 H M M W V A RM N T 15
T92310 M1026 HMMWV 10
V12141 TPU W/5 TON M814 3
W76816 D7 DOZER 4
W94030 M332 AMMO TRAILER 4
W95537 M101 3/4 TON TRAILER 40
W95811 M105 1.5 TON TRAILER 30
W98825 M149 WATER TRAILER 16
X40794 T R U C K C A R G O 5 T O N ( M 9 2 3 ) ( 8 0 0 - 9 0 0 )6 0
X43708 M929 TRUCK DUMP 5 TON 7
X59326 M931 TRUCK TRACTOR 5 TON 2
X63299 M936 TRUCK WRECKER 5 TON 5
S10059 M967 5K 2-JP4, 1-DF2 3
LIGHT SET, TOW 7K 7
W ET WING REFUELING APP 2
TOTAL ##
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They do not have to conduct the same live fire at contact, and two ambushes. The following factors
home station that they will execute at JRTC. affect forecast requirements:
b. Heavy force platoons participating in LFXs (1) Amounts listed represent one platoon’s
must: requirement for one iteration of each event listed and
(1) Have qualified all crews on Table VIII are based on historical usage.
within the six months prior to the LFX. Crews (2) The rotational unit must provide the JRTC
(TC/BC and gunner) must be stabilized since that with allocations from its Home Station Training
gunnery. Completion of Table XI or Table XII (full (HST) account for any type of ammunition not
size or subcaliber) prior to the LFX is encouraged currently allocated by DA Pam 350-38 (i.e., M551,
but not required. M2 BFV, or aerial gunnery ammunition) or for any
(2) Provide copies of most recent Tank or LFXs desired in addition to the six currently
Bradley Crew Gunnery Skills Test (T/BCGST) for resourced. Unused ammunition from unit HST
each participating vehicle. allocations will be returned to the unit’s account.
(3) Bring a Weapons Data Card (DA Form b. Subcaliber, inert, or target practice rounds
2408-4) for each vehicle. may be substituted for any service ammunition
c. Indirect fire units participating in LFXs requirement.
must: c. ODAs will tailor their ammunition
(1) Ensure all battery commanders, fire requirements to meet mission and organizational
direction officers, fire direction NCOs, executive needs.
officers, chiefs of firing battery, gunnery sergeants, d. Ammunition is not wasted. Unexpended
and howitzer section chiefs are command safety ammunition from each mission is restored to
certified by the battalion commander. serviceability and reissued for subsequent missions.
(2) Bring the original and working copy of DA When all LFXs for a rotation are completed
Form 2408-4 for each howitzer or mortar. ammunition is restored to serviceability and turned
(3) Establish a method check all mortar firing in to the Fort Polk ASP.
data (i.e., two mortar ballistic computers). All
mortars and howitzers must have a current G-5. Coordinating Instructions.
borescope/pullover gage test (as applicable per-10) a. Units may conduct one or more LFXs.
annotated on DA Form 2408-4 when they arrive at Generally, single events are planned to provide LFX
live fire. opportunities to as many platoons as possible.
b. Units that normally participate in the
G-4. Ammunition. different LFXs are listed below. Some modifications
a. Ammunition allocations for each type of may be made in order to meet unit commander
event are contained in DA Pam 350-38 (STRAC). desires if coordinated in advance with the JRTC.
The conventional ammunition comes from an JRTC
account. Current allocations support two deliberate
attacks (including light/heavy), two movements to
Note: For the Convoy Security, three to five 2 ½ ton or 5 ton trucks are required. Armed HMMWVs (7.62MM
only)
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c. No rehearsals will be conducted on actual cause the support requirements to increase as shown
live fire lanes. below.
d. Each unit using laser designators or range 10 Live Fires 21 Live Fires
finders will appoint a Laser Range Safety Officer or 3 5-ton Trucks 6 5-ton Trucks
NCO IAW AR 385-63 and TB MED 524. 2 HMMWVs 2 HMMWVs
1 SGT of Guard 1 SGT of Guard
G-6. Future Operations. 6 Sentinals 8 Sentinals
The endstate of the JRTC live fires is 21 per rotation. 1 FLA 2 2 FLAs
This is 18 platoon live fires and three ODA live 2 Medics 4 Medics
fires. The increase in the quantity of live fires will 1 Ammo NCO 2 Ammo NCOs
1 Assistant Ammo NCO 2 Assistant NCOs
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b. Two AN/UXC-7 tactical facsimile machines The rotational unit must also request frequency
with power cable and UXC-7/DNVT data cable. assignment for all emitters that are not included in
c. One single channel TACSAT terminal the SOI through the Fort Polk Frequency Manager.
with COMSEC device, cables and high gain The unit is responsible for coordinating and funding
antenna. TACSAT is required only if the rotational sufficient satellite bandwidth to support intelligence
unit is using single channel TACSAT. Rotational communications equipment for the duration of the
unit will not be authorized to use single channel deployment.
TACSAT if a terminal is not provided at the b. SOI.
EMC/DTAC. TACSAT must be operated by either (1) Rotational SOIs are published by the JRTC
the maneuver augmentees (FORSCOM 350-590-2) OPSGP. The primary means for issuing SOIs is
or the SEN team supporting the EMC/DTAC. The ANCD fill devices. A limited number (15) of paper
TACSAT system will be remoted into the copies will be provided. Units who do not use
EMC/DTAC using existing cable and remote ANCD fill devices must coordinate at the D-90
provided by JRTC OPSGP SIGO. conference for additional paper copies of the SOI.
d. One packet switch computer system, tactical (2) Input for the SOI is provided by the brigade
LAN (TACLAN), with printer and all cables for the SIGO at the D-90 conference in the form of an
maneuver cell. A TACLAN computer is required RBECS Merged Master Net List on a 3 ½ inch, high
only if the rotational unit is using a TACLAN. density, computer disk. The Brigade SIGO is
Rotational unit will not be authorized to use responsible to ensure that all task force/slice
TACLAN if a terminal is not provided at the elements are included in the SOI. The list should
EMC/DTAC. TACLAN terminal must be operated not include any division nets or the complete
by either the maneuver augmentees (FC 350-590-2) separate battalions - include only the company team
or additional operators. It is the rotational unit’s that is supporting the brigade. Do not include any
responsibility to train TACLAN users prior to frequency information.
deployment. Units that use a TACLAN must also (3) Echelons above division (EAD) units will
deploy a TACLAN expert from the unit be incorporated into the task force master net list or
DAMO/DISSO. The TACLAN cable must be at published in a separate master net list to JRTC. If
least 100 meters long. Units are authorized to put data is separate, the unit must provide a paper copy
additional TACLAN terminals in the EMC/DTAC to the Brigade SIGO. EAD units must coordinate
(i.e. G2, G1/G4 etc.) if trained operators are with the rotational Brigade SIGO to review the SOI.
provided and it is coordinated with the respective (4) JRTC OPSGP will not accept a paper copy
21st ID(L) staff section. of the master net list from the brigade task force.
e. The following equipment is required to (5) JRTC will superimpose the division SOI
support the Analysis Control Element (ACE) data, the net IDs, and all frequencies and then
established under the 21st ID(L) G2 in the provide a paper copy for review to the rotational unit
EMC/DTAC: one TACFAX, one TAC-312, one NLT D-60. The rotational unit must provide a final
DSVT, three FM radios, one theater rapid response copy back to JRTC OPSGP NLT D-45 with a signed
intelligence package, and one tactical intelligence validation memorandum. The validation
gathering and exploitation relay. The unit is memorandum states that the SIGO has reviewed the
authorized to deploy communications equipment to Master Net List and all entries are correct. The
enhance the intelligence architecture such as Brigade SIGO may include any exceptions with the
TROJAN Spirit II, MITT, CSS and CAMPS, Master Net List on the memorandum. On D-30 the
however, the unit must coordinate NLT D-90 SOI is final with or without receipt of any changes.
conference for appropriate support. (6) The JRTC SIGO will provide assistance
with the SOI, however, the rotational unit is overall
H-5. Frequencies. responsible for the input to the SOI.
a. Emitters. Emitters are defined at JRTC as (7) Units with SINCGARS radios will
any equipment that emits any signal anywhere in the frequency hop. JRTC will create the hopset/loadsets.
frequency spectrum. The Brigade SIGO is Hopset data and the SOI will be provided to the
responsible for providing a list of all emitters that rotational unit on D-4.
are deploying to JRTC. The list must include all (8) Net IDs are assigned IAW Joint Doctrine.
radios, radars, jammers, beacons, etc. Special Division net IDs are the 300 series. Brigade/Task
attention should be paid to intelligence systems and Force net IDs will be assigned in the 400 and 500
air defense systems when developing the emitter list.
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series. 200 series net IDs will be assigned for EAD (1) FM/Signal Channel TACSAT variables.
units. If units assign net IDs in accordance with this JRTC OPSGP generates primary and spare TEKs
configuration, they will be retained. Units that use and a KEK for rotations. They will be issued on D-4
the incorrect net identification must change them to with the SOI. All FM, HF and signal channel
conform to doctrine. c. MSE frequencies. TACSAT nets will operate with these variables.
The rotational MSE company must request MSE These variables are generated for training only and
frequencies from the Ft Polk Frequency Manager are not considered real world COMSEC. 21st ID
NLT D-90. Frequencies will be provided to the unit ADSO and G2 must be notified of the real world
via message. The MSE company is responsible for loss, rotational loss or rotational compromise of the
providing the RAU frequency plan to all rotational material.
units. (2) MSE COMSEC. The MSE Signal
d. TACSAT frequencies. Requests for both Company must deploy with or locally generate all
single channel and multichannel TACSAT access COMSEC for both line of sight systems and
are the rotational unit’s responsibility. JRTC multichannel TACSAT systems. COMSEC must be
OPSGP and the Fort Polk Frequency Manager will stored IAW COMSEC regulations inside of the
be provided information copies on all Satellite communications shelter in which it is used. In the
Access Requests (SARs). event of enemy contact, the O/C must be notified
e. Other frequency requirements. Any that there is COMSEC material in the shelter. IAW
frequencies that are required but are not included in JRTC EXROE if an actual O/C is not available
the SOI Master Net List must be requested separately during enemy contact, the senior OPFOR will
from the Fort Polk Frequency Manager. Follow the assume O/C duties until an O/C arrives.
guidelines in para 6.c. above for the request. This (3) Plugger key tape. Units will provide their
includes, but is not limited to, any Air Defense own COMSEC for their GPS devices. Plugger key
System frequencies, Military Intelligence System tape must not be deployed below brigade level. Key
frequencies, or other unique radio systems. The tape must be locked inside of a storage container and
emitter list is an excellent guide for submitting maintained IAW COMSEC regulations. In the event
frequency requests. of enemy contact, the O/C must be notified that there
f. Nondoctrinal Rotations. Units such as is COMSEC material in the container. Plugger
Rangers and Special Forces that do not doctrinally variables may be maintained below brigade level
operate with a standard SOI should provide a either in a COMSEC fill device or within the actual
message request for all frequencies to the Fort Polk plugger. In the event of enemy contact, the O/C
Frequency Manager no later than D-75. JRTC must be notified of the location of the variable.
OPSGP should be an addressee on the request. Units (4) SCI key material. Limited SCI material
must provide a copy of the rotational frequency may be authorized as part of the rotation by the
assignment message to the JRTC SIGO NLT D-10. JRTC OPSGP Plans/EMC Intelligence Officer (21st
ID G-2). The G-2 and Intelligence O/Cs will
H-6. COMSEC. maintain strict control over the movement and
a. The JRTC does not maintain a COMSEC storage of this material.
account or any real world COMSEC. Units must (5) Friend or Foe Codes. Units must deploy
ensure proper storage of all COMSEC equipment with real-world friend of foe codes. The JRTC
and variables. rotations include both rotary and fixed wing aircraft
b. The Brigade SIGO will provide a list of all staging from many different air bases. Use of real
real world COMSEC that will be used within the codes is essential to ensure that all aircraft are
maneuver box by type, short title, and location NLT operating on the same codes.
D-30. JRTC is the final approving authority on the (6) Other COMSEC. JRTC does not maintain
deployment of COMSEC in the box and will validate KL-43 or other key material. If unsure about the
the COMSEC list NLT D-15. Security of all availability of COMSEC material, coordinate with
COMSEC is a unit responsibility. Reports of any the JRTC SIGCO.
lost real world COMSEC will be submitted through
unit channels. However, JRTC OPSGP must be H-7. Batteries.
notified NLT one hour after suspected loss of any The JRTC is not funded to supply batteries to the
real world COMSEC. The following are COMSEC rotational unit or any slice of the rotational unit.
considerations: Units, to include those in direct support of the DTAC
(i.e., LRSD), must deploy to Cortina with 12 days
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supply of batteries. These will cover the actual installation. The local service request requires at
rotation, units planning to conduct COMMEXs prior least 30 days to process.
to the rotation should plan accordingly. Units are e. MSE/DCO Interface.
also responsible to recover and dispose of all (1) North Fort Polk. The brigade may elect to
batteries IAW environmental regulations. install any or all of the magdrop lines into the MSE
network at North Fort.
H-8. Cortina Local Telephone Service. (2) DTAC. The brigade may install up to three
a. Cellular Telephones. The country of DCO lines into the SEN that supports the
Cortina does not have a cellular telephone system. EMC/DTAC. Telephone lines will be provided by
Use of cellular telephones is not authorized. IAW the JRTC SIGO. Numbers are not available prior to
the JRTC EXROE anyone using a cellular telephone deployment to Cortina.
in the maneuver box will be assessed. Units that f. Classes of Military Service. On Fort Polk,
have real world requirements for cellular telephones telephones are class-marked as Class C (on post
(i.e., multichannel TACSAT interface with GMF) only), class A-3 (local off post and on post) or class
must identify them to JRTC SIGO NLT D-90. A-2 (DSN, local off post and on post). All brigade
FORSCOM is the final approval authority for telephones are Class A-2. All commercial and DSN
deployment of these telephones into the maneuver long distance calls made from Fort Polk require a
area. The garrison offices at Fort Polk may issue personal identification number (PIN). The JRTC
cellular telephones to the rotational unit for SIGO will issue ten PINs to the Brigade SIGO and
transportation coordination etc. These telephones ten PINs to the CSG SIGO upon request. The
are for administrative purposes only and are not Brigade SIGO and the CSG SIGO are responsible for
authorized for use from D-4 through ENDEX unless disseminating the PINs to their
specifically coordinated with the JRTC SIGO. subordinate/supporting units in their respective task
b. ISB Telephone Service. Telephone service forces. Any suspected unauthorized calls will be
at the ISB is provided as follows: brigade task force forwarded to the Brigade SIGO or CSG SIGO for
- five; aviation task force - two; exercise support resolution (see paraH-11 c).
group - two. Service is in place upon arrival,
therefore a local service request is not required. See H-9. Equipment Authorization.
para H-11 for details of ISB telephone costs and Units are only authorized to deploy equipment that is
billing. listed on their unit MTOE. Exceptions must be
c. Isolation Facility Telephone Service. Units approved by FORSCOM or the unit’s MACOM for
that stay in the JRTC isolation facilities (Special non-FORSCOM units.
Forces, LRSD etc.) are provided limited telephone a. Nondoctrinal Communications Equipment.
service within the facilities. Additional telephones Nondoctrinal communications systems are not
are not provided. authorized without prior approval from the JRTC
d. North Fort Polk. SIGO. IAW JRTC EXROE users of unauthorized
(1) The rotational brigade is provided with ten systems will be assessed as a MILES kill.
magdrop lines at North Fort Polk in building 8235. b. Brigade Assets.
The Brigade SIGO must provide wire and telephone (1) Single Channel Radio Systems. Units may
instruments to support these lines. The Brigade only deploy with total numbers that are authorized
SIGO should contact the JRTC SIGO for activation on the MTOE. All frequency assignments must be
of these ten lines upon arrival. Telephone numbers in the SOI.
will not be available until the unit arrives. (2) Single Channel TACSAT. Unit may deploy
(2) If the exercise support group provides the with single channel TACSAT only if it is authorized
JRTC SIGO with a list of buildings NLT D-60, the in the division. Units may only deploy with the total
SIGO will verify whether telephone service exists in number of radios that they are authorized IAW the
the buildings. If service is not available, the unit Division SOP. The Brigade SIGO must be prepared
should either select another building or be prepared to show the authorization documents if numbers of
to run phone lines from the closest magdrop pole. TACSATs are deemed excessive. The following
Magdrop information is available from the JRTC distribution is based on common SOPS: Brigade
SIGO. In some cases it may be possible to install TOC two, each maneuver Battalion two; other
additional telephone lines in buildings. However, Battalions one, LRSD one for FOB and one for each
the unit must provide a MIPR IAW the JRTC team. IAW para H4 c. units must provide a single
Logistics Information Packet to pay for the channel TACSAT terminal at the DTAC.
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G1/G4 (Fax)
G1/G4
G2
JACC/ADA
Fire Support/Divarty
G5/PSYOP/CA
Air Force ALCC
Div Weather Office
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b. Personnel will not have transportation until role play COBs. The rotational unit provides an
they link up with their O/C counterparts. They will additional 50 soldiers to role play COBs and an
be billeted in the Warrior Keep and have access to a additional 10 CI agents or MPs to exercise the
dining facility. CI/IPW aspect of the rotation.
c. Augmentees must arrive NLT D-4 for b. Role players will wear civilian clothing
inprocessing and start their train-up the morning of during the entire exercise. Some of this clothing will
D-3 at 0800 in AAR Theater #1. If these individuals be provided by JRTC to the individual depending on
draw vehicles from the PREPO fleet, they may have his/her role. Soldiers must come to JRTC prepared
to arrive earlier. to live in a field environment for 14 days. They will
d. O/C Augmentee Packing List: have access to laundry and bath facilities. The
1-Belt, Individual Equipment following packing list will serve as a guide:
1-LBE Suspender Required Items
2-Ammo Pouches Suggested/Optional
1-First Aid Pouch Duffel Bag W/2 Padlocks
2-1 QT Canteens Civilian Rain Gear Or Old Army
2-1 QT Canteen Covers Gray Or Green Rain Gear
1-Canteen Cup Id Tags W/Alert
1-W/W or Gortex Trousers Civilian Backpack
1-W/W or Gortex Parka 1 Ea U.S. Army Id Card
1-W/W Boots (Galoshes) Civilian Canteen/Water Bottles
1-Poncho 1 Ea U.S. Army Driver’s License
1-Poncho Liner Seasonal Clothing
1-Sleeping Pad/Air Mattress Civilian Driver’s License
1-Alice Pack W/Frame Jacket
2-Combat Or Jungle Boots Field Meal Card
4-BDU Trousers Gloves
4-BDU Shirts BDU (Only Two Sets If Role player)
1-Shaving Kit Scarf
1-Identification Tags W/Chain BDU (If O/C,OIC NCOIC, 4 Sets Or More)
2-BDU Caps Umbrella
1-Lensatic Compass W/Pouch BDU Cap
2-W/W Bags Long Underwear
1-Entrenching Tool W/Carrier Military Boots
2-Locks (Key Or Combo) Sunglasses
2-Notebooks T-Shirts (4 Or More)
1-Night Vision Goggle Alarm Clock
1-MILES Controller Gun W/Key Socks, 7 Pair
Pens and Pencils Shower Shoes/Slippers
e. Additional clothing and equipment for Black Belt
Winter Rotations (Nov-Apr) Required Medication
2-Thermal/Polypropylene Work Gloves
Underwear Pillow
1-Black, Leather Gloves Gortex Suit
1-Glove Liners Sunscreen
2-Sleeping Bags PT Uniform
Insect Repellent
L-5. Civilians on the Battlefield (COB) and Sleeping Bag
Counter-Intelligence (CI)/Interrogation Prisoners Utility Knife/Tool
of War (IPW) Role Players: Poncho Liner
a. The COB augmentation facilitates civilian Flashlight w/Spare Batteries
role players who stress the Civil-Military Operations Civilian Clothes
aspect of the rotation. The JRTC Mission Support Toilet Articles/Towels/Washcloths
Contractor provides approximately 70 civilians to
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c. Soldiers are encouraged to bring items from of D-3 and must arrive NLT D-4 for inprocessing.
home station which will enhance their role play. For An exception to this is the COB O/C augmentation.
example, musical instruments or handy-crafts can be JRTC requires six NCOs to assist the JRTC COB
brought and used as a part of the role play. O/Cs in controlling the ten villages and MOUT
d. COBs and CI/IPW role players are due to complex during each rotation. Civil affairs or
start their train-up the morning of D-6 and must PSYOPS qualified NCOs are preferred. They must
arrive NLT D-7 for inprocessing. The NCOIC for arrive NLT D-7 to participate in the train-up and
these soldiers can be contacted at DSN 863- man their sites by D-4.
5939/5282.
e. Augmentees are billeted in the COB L-8. Administrative.
barracks on North Fort Polk, Building #8462. If a. Rotational units must fill all requirements
augmentees arrive after close of business and there is and provide JRTC the required information NLT D-
no answer at COB HQ, they should contact the 45. The tables listed in this appendix are provided
OPSGP Staff Duty NCO at 0238. The Staff Duty as the format for providing this information to
NCO will have instructions to contact the COB JRTC. The JRTC Plans Officer will give the
NCOIC at home to billet these soldiers. The rotational division and brigade project officer a 3.5”
division rear is responsible for the mess and billeting HD Computer Disk at the D-180 conference with
of augmentees until link-up with the COB NCOIC these tables composed on it. This disk will updated
occurs. at the D-90 Conference.
b. An OIC must be designated for each
L-6 ESG Augmentation. augmentation element. This OIC should contact the
The ESG replicates the DISCOM (FWD) and JRTC Plans Officer NLT D-20 to receive training
Materiel Management Center operations. schedules and further guidance. A roster of each
group of personnel managed by Plans/EMC will be
L-7 Shortages. provided to the Magnolia House as soon as it is
JRTC occasionally experiences O/C TDA shortages. received by the rotational Plans Officer. The final
A list of shortages will be presented to the unit at the update will be submitted on D-7.
D-90 Conference for the unit to fulfill. These
personnel are due to start their train-up the morning
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USACAPOC
PSYOP Div PSYOP Opns SFC/SSG 37F Tasked by
USACAPOC
PSYOP Div PSYOP Opns SSG 37F Tasked by
USACAPOC
FOOTNOTES
1. The division is required to deploy 2xUH-60 aircraft with crews to support the rotation. The UH-60 aircraft are
specifically dedicated to support LRS operations.
2. ACE must bring the following equipment: TRRIP< LST-5C, TERRABASE Computer, TACFAX, 3xFM
radios, doctrinal references, all equipment and supplies to accomplish the mission. All ACE personnel must bring
kelvar, LBE, and protective mask.
3. This element will be equipped with MILES, LBE, NODS, Kelvar helmet, camouflage face paint, division and
brigade TACOPs, ASOPs, and RSOPs. The LNO team will draw a HMMWV from the PREPO fleet. The unit
must provide a licensed driver for this HMMWV who is qualified to operate this vehicle while wearing night
vision goggles under limited visibility conditions. The LNOs must be Infantry Advanced Course graduates with a
basic understanding of division/brigade operations. The team must be trained in SINCGARS and TACLAN.
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1. Equipment - 2x HMMWVV with SINCGARS; 2x GPS; 3x bolt cutters; 2x PVS-5/7; 5 MILES controller gun w/green key.
2. Equipment - 1x HMMWVV with SINCGARS; 1x GPS; 1x bolt cutters; 1x PVS-5/7; 3 MILES controller gun w/green key.
3. Equipment - 3x HMMWVV with SINCGARS; 3x GPS; 3x bolt cutters; 3x PVS-5/7; 6 MILES controller gun w/green key.
4. Equipment - 1x HMMWVV with SINCGARS; 1x GPS; 1x bolt cutters; 1x PVS-5/7; 3 MILES controller gun w/green key.
5. OH-58/NVG current or day only; AH-64 rated/commanded. Equipment - 3x HMMWVV with SINCGARS; 3x GPS; 3x bolt
cutters; 3x PVS-5/7; 6 MILES controller gun w/green key.
6. Equipment - 3x HMMWVV with SINCGARS; 3x GPS; 3x bolt cutters; 3x PVS-5/7; 6 MILES controller gun w/green key.
7. Equipment - 3x HMMWVV with SINCGARS; 3x GPS; 3x bolt cutters; 3x PVS-5/7; 6 MILES controller gun w/green key.
8. Equipment - 2x HMMWVV with SINCGARS; 2x GPS; 2x bolt cutters; 2x PVS-5/7; 5 MILES controller gun w/green key.
9. Equipment - 1x HMMWVV with SINCGARS; 1x GPS; 1x bolt cutters; 1x PVS-5/7; 3 MILES controller gun w/green key.
10. Equipment - 2x HMMWVV with SINCGARS; 2x GPS; 2x bolt cutters; 2x PVS-5/7; 5 MILES controller gun w/green key.
Table L2-a: Observer Controller Augmentation (101st Airborne Division Rotation) (Continued)
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Table L-3: Civilians on the Battlefield and CI/PW Role Player Augmentation
GENDER REMARKS
N/A OIC - Not in Role Play
N/A NCOIC - Not in Role Play
Male 35-45 Year old age group
Male 35-45 Year old age group
Male 35-45 Year old age group
Male 35-45 Year old age group
Male 35-45 Year old age group
Male Police
Male Police
Male Police
Male Police
Male
Male
Male
Male
Male
Male
Male
Male
Male
Male
Male
Male
Male
Male
Male
Male
Male
Male
Male
Male
Male
Male
Male
Male
Female
Female
Female
Female
Female
Female
Female
Female
Female
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Female
Female
Female
Female
Female
Female
Female
Female
Female
Female
N/A NCOIC
N/A Driver
N/A Driver
N/A Linguist - Unit Target Language
N/A Linguist - Unit Target Language
N/A Linguist - Unit Target Language
N/A Linguist - Unit Target Language
N/A Linguist - Unit Target Language
Female
Female
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Inf Bde (32) Inf Bn (19) Avn (11) USAF Spt Grp*13
Cdr Cdr Cdr Cdr
CSM CSM CSM XO (CD)
XO XO XO E Engr (CE)
S2 S2 S2 Services (SV)
BICC BICC S3 SP CDR
S2 NCOIC S2 NCOIC S3 OPNS NCOS1
Intel Analyst S3 FSO S2
S3 S3 Air/Asst S3 S4 S3
S3 Air S3 Opns NCO S1 S4
Asst S3 Chemical Off BSO JAG (JA)
Opns SGM FSO LNO Lift/Atk LST Rep
S3 Opns NCO (2) FSNCO 1SG
Chemical Off S4 FA Bn (11) Commo
Chemical NCO S1 CDR
FSO S1/S4 NCO CSM
FSNCO BSO XO
Bde Targeting Off Engineer S2
ALO ADA Off S2 NCOIC
ANGLICO Medical Plt Ldr S3
S4 Asst S3/FDO
S1 SOCCE (3) S3 Opns NCO
Bde SIGO Cdr S4/S1
MSE Company Cdr Opns/Intel BSO
Bde Engineer Commo Radar Tech
Bde ADO
MI Company Cdr/LNO Other (2) FSB (9)
MP Plt Ldr CA Tm Chief/NCO Cdr
AVN LNO PSYOP Tm Chief/NCO CSM
Bde Surgeon XO
Chem Recon Pl Heavy Tm (4) S2/S2 NCOIC
S5 Cdr S3
Bde JAG LNO For Opns&LOG SPO
PSG(Ar/Mech) HSSO
ENG SPO NCO
EAD (11) Med Co Cdr
6 Reps-ASG/CSG&CSB
4 Reps-Medical TF
1 Reps-Division Rear
*USAF Air Warrior II support for LTP is funded by USAF.
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designated missions, when approved by the JRTC is a PAO, that office will provide the designated
commander. spokesman and the JRTC PAO will provide
(a) All requests for news media representatives assistance as requested.
to fly on JRTC aircraft will be forwarded through the (b) When accidents involve soldiers from the
Fort Polk PAO to the Commander, JRTC, for training unit, the unit PAO will assist the JRTC
approval. PAO and provide pertinent information for
(b) The training unit commander is the preparing news releases and public statements. Prior
approval authority for flights on aircraft controlled to releasing any information directly to the news
by training units. PAO personnel traveling with the media, the unit PAO will coordinate with the JRTC
training unit will coordinate arrangements prior to PAO, who is the official spokesperson for
departure from home station. information about the accident.
(4) Accidents. The JRTC PAO is the (c) The JRTC PAO or the nearest major
designated spokesman and releasing authority for installation PAO will coordinate PA activities and
accident information for major training accidents serve as the official spokesperson for accidents
that occur on the Fort Polk reservation, at off-post involving USAF aircraft participating in JRTC
training sites, on private or public property, or on training until the USAF crash team arrives on the
military property where there is no PAO. scene.
(a) For JRTC-related training accidents that
occur at other major military installations where
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a wide ranging support operation for up to a four (5) Additional coordination meetings between
week duration with a CSB(-) deploying to the the rotational unit and the ASG/CSG, as well as
Logistical Support Area. (See Appendix E, between the ASG/CSG and their subordinate units,
Logistical Operations). The Support Groups are encouraged.
composition will be determined by the rotational e. Conduct of Support Operations.
scenario and availability of RC units. (1) The RC units supporting the ISB will arrive
c. ASG/CSG Missions. prior to the rotational unit in order to be established
(1) Provide DS (all classes of supplies and and fully capable of receiving the unit. These units
services) to the brigade at the ISB during the will provide services and all agreed upon classes of
reception and ISB operations. supply to the brigade task force (consisting of 2,500
(2) Provide support and services in lieu of, or in to 3,600 personnel). The intent of this support is to
addition to, DISCOM Forward elements as agreed allow the brigade to focus on planning and
upon in the MOU. preparation for deployment into the maneuver area.
(3) Support/augment Fort Polk garrison (2) The ASG/CSG headquarters and
operations (BASOPS) in support of the JRTC. subordinate battalions will arrive at Fort Polk and be
(4) Conduct independent missions in support of prepared to begin support operations as agreed in the
the brigade during ISB phase as agreed upon in the MOU. The battalion providing ISB support will
MOU. locate in Alexandria. The ASG/CSG HQ in direct
(5) Provide self-support and sustainment. support of the DISCOM Forward will establish their
d. Coordination Meetings and Planning headquarters within the Logistical Support Area
Conferences. (LSA) and provide a liaison to the DISCOM
(1) RC units scheduled to participate as part of Forward. The ASG/CSG subordinate battalions
the CSS TF will be given an Initial Concept Briefing provides back up DS and doctrinal corps level
by the JRTC Senior RC Coordinator at the support to the brigade, corps medical task force and
ASG/CSG’s home station near the D-360 timeframe. Air Force during the exercise phase (D-Day through
The purpose of this coordination is to determine ENDEX). The ASG/CSG will establish and operate
force structure, capabilities, and requirements. from a Logistical Support Base Cluster. This base
(2) A command, operations and logistics cluster will be located in the competitive area shared
element from the ASG/CSG and of each subordinate by the hospital and any participating Air Force unit.
battalion will attend all planning conferences for the See Appendix E, Logistical Operations for details on
rotation which they are scheduled to support. mission support and scenario for ASG/CSG and
(3) The rotational unit will be informed at the subordinate units supporting the brigade during the
D-180 Conference on the support available from RC Exercise (D-Day through ENDEX).
units. ASG/CSG representatives will meet with the (3) The COSCOM/G4 will be the higher
unit’s DISCOM, MSB, and FSB representatives at headquarters for the ASG/CSG.
the D-180 Conference to conduct preliminary (4) The ASG/CSG, its subordinate units, and
planning for the rotation. the hospital unit will receive an EXROE briefing and
(4) At the D-90 Conference, the rotational unit will comply with the EXROE during the rotation.
and Plans/EMC logistics officer will meet with the The CS/CSS units will receive OPFOR Level I or II
ASG/CSG and finalize the CS/CSS support threats. Therefore, each soldier within the RC CSS
requirements for the rotation. These requirements Task Force is required to bring and maintain his
and definitions of ASG/CSG missions, functional individual weapon, LBE, and kevlar helmet.
responsibilities, and funding responsibilities will be
detailed in an MOU or MOA signed by the rotational
brigade, the DISCOM, and the ASG/CSG.
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unit with transportation to the departure airfield and forward a copy of their plan to the Plans/EMC
other administrative support if prior coordination is Logistics Officer NLT 1600 on D-3. Plans/EMC
made. MHE and engineer equipment will not be will provide copies of the plan and coordinates for
loaded for redeployment until the unit is cleared by the delivery sites to the JRTC G-4 and the USAF.
Range Control and the Facilities Engineer. The Any changes to the plan must be submitted to and
unit’s Clearance Team cannot depart Fort Polk until approved by Plans/EMC, who will forward approved
the unit is cleared by the Garrison and JRTC changes to the G-4 Rigger Section.
Commanders. c. Airdrop Support Cell. Units will provide 21
soldiers to augment the JRTC Support Group (see
S-2. Aerial Resupply. Annex B). Detail will arrive with the ADVON and
a. Units at the JRTC are required to conduct be OPCON to the Rigger Section throughout the
personnel airdrop and aerial resupply operations rotation. Supplies will be delivered to the Rigger
more frequently than normally possible at home Section IAW the aerial resupply plan. All packages
station. The unit’s primary responsibilities are: will be rigged at Fort Polk and then transported to
developing their aerial resupply plan; requesting the airfield. Slingloads are a unit responsibility and
resupply packages; and accounting for and are not supported by the Rigger Section.
recovering loads and air drop items. The intent of d. Air Item Accountability. A representative
this program is that all packages delivered will be from the Air Support or Exercise Rear Cell will
consumed by the unit. There will be no “dummy” coordinate with the OIC/NCOIC of the JRTC Rigger
loads or multiple deliveries of the same package. Section for accountability of supplies and equipment
CDS and COL pallets are the primary means of delivered as well as for accountability and recovery
delivery. Other air delivery techniques may be of air delivery items (parachutes, containers, etc.).
conducted at the unit’s option and are subject to the JRTC-owned air delivery items that are lost,
availability of equipment. Units desiring to conduct damaged (beyond fair wear and tear), or destroyed
other types of operations must notify Plans/EMC of will be charged to the unit’s MIPR. The unit will
their intentions during the D-90 Conference. complete a Report of Survey on these items prior to
b. CDS. Units will plan for 160-200 CDS redeployment. Units will provide an O-1 or above to
bundles and 14 airland missions. Minimum number sign for all air items or will provide a memorandum
of 160 bundles and 50 COL pallets. A menu will be of agreement for accountability/respon-sibility of air
provided to the unit during the D-180 and D-90 items.
Conferences. Units will use this menu to create their
aerial resupply plan and will
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fires, radioactive incidents, Class A and B accidents, and FRAGOs entitled Force Protection, which
and incidents involving civilians. includes specific safety requirements for the
(5) Contact the TSO daily NLT 1200 to update upcoming mission. This also may be accomplished
the TSO for preparation of the daily 1600 Command by incorporating force protection into
briefing. Update will cover all recordable accidents all appropriate paragraphs and annexes. Risk
and any safety issues/concerns. assessments should be updated as the mission
(6) Ensure that convoy briefings have been changes. All rotational units will prepare a risk
given and that all TCPs have been briefed. The RSO assessment for all operation.
will ensure that a route recon has been conducted h. Rotational units will provide the FPSO with
and that all TCPs have been positioned (at least one complete inventory of all equipment/materiel
hour prior to the arrival of the first vehicle). containing radioactive materiel NLT D-4.
d. Unit safety officers will investigate all i. Only Class I lasers may be used during
mishaps and prepare DA Form 285s on all force on force operations. Any unit desiring to use
recordable accidents. They are expected to be both other than Class I lasers must request its use NLT D-
proactive and reactive as described in para T-1. 90 through the OPSGP, JRTC FSOP, Cdr JRTC and
e. The RSO should be provided with a sole-use Fort Polk to U.S. Army Center of Health Promotion
tactical vehicle by the Brigade/Regiment. The and Preventive Medicine. Requests must include
vehicle will be marked on the front, rear, and both noun/nomenclature of laser, type of laser, full
sides with a white rectangle and black lettering description of eye safe filter, proposed use and safety
“Rotational Safety”. The RSO should also be precautions/restriction.
provided with the following: FM capability, NVGs
and GPS. T-4. Rotational Aviation Safety Requirements.
f. Units will brief their personnel not to a. The ASO will coordinate with rotational
discuss accidents with members of the news media. unit aviation safety officers for safety support.
Refer all such inquiries to the unit or Fort Polk PAO b. Unit aviation personnel will receive a
(Bldg 411) IAW Appendix Q. mandatory aviation safety briefing from the ASO
g. The rotational unit should include a before D-Day (Appendix P).
paragraph 6 in all unit OPORDS, warning orders c. The aviation unit safety officer will provide
the ASO with a risk assessment of all air operations
T-5. Rotational Aviation Safety Requirements.
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normal procurement channels and deploy with training elements (e.g., desks, typewriters, working
quantities specified in their TACSOPs. No space).
overprinted maps are authorized at JRTC. The unit d. Class A agents are a unit responsibility.
will identify map sheet requirements for areas other e. Check cashing is available at the Main PX.
than those listed by message NLT D-120.
a. Fort Polk Special Series V785S: V-12. Unit Administrative Reporting.
Sheets 7345 I and IV; Sheets 7346, I-IV; Sheet a. Units training at Fort Polk will submit a
7445; and Sheet 7446. strength report to JRTC HQs (telephonically) NLT
b. Fort Polk Special (Peason Ridge) 0900 daily. The rotational brigade will submit a
Series V785S consolidated report for the entire task force. First
report is due upon arrival of ADVON. The final
V-10. Personnel Readiness. report is due at departure of the last element for
a. Preparation for movement. Commanders home station and will indicate that it is a final
will ensure that soldiers are prepared for movement report.
IAW AR 55-113 and unit SOPs. b. This is an administrative report. Training
b. Serious incidents, line of duty accidents, “casualties” will not be counted as part of the report.
and casualties will be reported to the JRTC EMC. c. JRTC augmentation units (i.e., OAU) will
The JRTC will in turn notify Fort Polk, FORSCOM report to supported element.
headquarters, and the training unit’s MACOM. d. Unit Strength Report format:
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significantly affect JRTC operations with the JRTC b. Weather teletype data will be transmitted
SWO. and received on the weather computer equipment
(2) Relay weather warnings and advisories via located in the EMC.
the O/C net to all participants. c. Facsimile products will be received on the
(3) Provide and maintain all the AFDIGS digital facsimile receiver in the EMC.
communications circuits needed at the EMC IAW d. If required, a secure HF and/or FM radio
the Joint Regulation AFR 105-3/AR 115-10. net will be established for WETM communications.
(4) Include the SWO and SWNCO in the
planning and operations process. W-4. Administration.
Each deployed Army support WETM will complete
W-3. Communications. an AAR within two weeks after return to home
a. Fixed communications equipment will be station (E+18). One copy will be provided to the
available to the SWO. JRTC SWO and one copy to the WETM’s next
higher HQs.
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DAY ONE
Time Subject Location
0800-0815 Introduction Bldg 1562
0815-0830 DRM/Contracting Bldg 1562
0830-0915 DOL Bldg 1562
0915-0930 Break Bldg 1562
0930-0945 G3 Ammunition Bldg 1562
0945-1000 Red Cross Bldg 1562
1000-1015 G3 DPTM Bldg 1562
1015-1030 Environmental Compliance Bldg 1562
1030-1040 Break Bldg 1562
1040-1055 Safety Bldg 1562
1055-1110 MILES Bldg 1562
1110-1130 Airlift Bldg 1562
1130-1150 Live Fire Bldg 1562
1200-1300 Lunch Fort Polk
1300-1330 Logistics Brief Bldg 1562
1330-1530 Break into Two Groups Bldg 1562
SIGO, Aviation, Fire Support,
Engineers ADA CA/PYSOP,
Intell, Logistics
(Finalize MOA) Troop list
1630-1600 Brief Issues/Sign Notes Bldg 1562
DAY TWO
0800-0900 Depart Bldg 1563 Enroute to ISB
0900-1130 Meet Reps/Recon ISB AIA
1230-1300 Recon Post Facilities Fort Polk
1300-1400 Lunch Fort Polk
1400-UTC Unit Coordination Fort Polk (Selected
Individuals)
TBD Finalize Logistics MOA Bldg 1563 (Selected
Individuals)
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focusing and prioritizing work, supervising dissemination are in concert with the current
interaction between sections, and task organizes the operation.
ACE resources to meet analytical demands. (7) All Source Intelligence Section: Consists of
Responsible for producing timely, relevant, accurate four major teams; all-source production, collection
and predictive intelligence which answers the management, target nomination, and dissemination.
Commander’s PIR. Works directly with the Responsible for performing situation development,
JTOC/DTOC Intelligence Cell controllers. IPB, all-source correlated database (ASCDB)
(2) All Source Section Chief: Oversees the all- maintenance, target development, force protection,
source intelligence fusion, target nomination, battle damage assessment (BDA), and collection
collection management, and dissemination management.
responsibilities of the ACE. Coordinates the efforts (8) Technical Control and Processing Section:
of the All Source Intelligence Section with other Consists of three subordinate teams; SIGINT,
elements such as the U.S. Air Force Weather Team HUMINT/CI, and IMINT. Responsible for
and the Terrain Section. During operations, the All performing single-source processing, analysis,
Source Section Chief serves as the shift supervisor reporting and database management by each
responsible for supervising analysis, target intelligence discipline.
nomination, collection management, technical k. The ACE must bring the following
control and dissemination operations. equipment as a minimum: all equipment and
(3) Tech Control Proc Section Chief: supplies to accomplish the mission while at JRTC, to
Supervises single-source intelligence production and include but not limited to 1xTACFAX, 1xTA-312,
technical support to SIGINT and EW operations. 1xDSVT, 3xFM radios, MSIP, division and brigade
The focal point for planning and managing EW TACSOPS, doctrinal references, i.e. ,TRADOC Pam
operations, the Technical Control and Processing 350 series, FM 100-63, 1xTheater Rapid Response
Section Chief works closely with the G3, FSE, and Intelligence Package (TRRIP), and 1xTactical
G2 to ensure EW assets are properly allocated and Intelligence Gathering and Exploitation Relay
synchronized with the scheme of fire and maneuver. (TIGER).
Responsible for developing EW taskings for
subordinate and nonorganic EW assets. Works AA-3. Player Unit Intelligence Operations:
closely with the Division Signal Officer to reduce the a. JRTC provides a realistic training event for
possibility of electronic fratricide. During operation, Intelligence soldiers assigned to Brigade and
the Tech Control Proc Section Chief serves as a shift Battalion S2 sections and an MI Company in direct
supervisor responsible for supervising analysis, support of a maneuver brigade. All facets of
target nomination, collection management, technical intelligence collection are replicated with the
control and dissemination operations. following limitations:
(4) Terrain Section: Utilizing the Multi- (1) Language: JRTC currently does not
Spectral Image Processor (MSIP), TERRA-BASE, or replicate target languages for collection. All
other division owned systems, produce terrain COMINT and HUMINT collection is done in
products in support of division and rotational brigade American English with primary emphasis on
requirements. targeting, direction finding, analysis and
(5) Targeting Section: Provides support to dissemination.
targeting and target development while working with (2) Electronic Attack: Jamming missions are
the other ACE sections and staff elements. currently restricted to low power and specific
Interaction with the fire support cell is essential to frequency ranges in order to prevent disruption of
effective IEW support to targeting for both lethal and civilian and emergency systems. EA mission
nonlethal fires. requests must be submitted to the Fort Polk
(6) Collection Manager: Supervises the Frequency Manager NLT the D-90 conference.
requirements and mission management portions of (3) Division, Echelons Above Division (EAD)
the collection management and synchro-nization and Echelons Above Corps(EAC) Assets: Rotational
process. Responsible for identifying the Specific unit’s parent division support JRTC with EH-60 and
Information Requirements (SIR) necessary to satisfy LRSD teams operating in support of 21st ID G2
PIR while supporting subordinate unit priorities. These elements provide division level
reconnaissance and surveillance (R&S) plans, using support to the rotational brigade within doctrinal
SIR to develop Specific Orders and Requests (SOR), constraints. However, JRTC currently has no means
using the Intelligence Synchronization Matrix (ISM) to replicate these assets if they do not deploy and
to ensure collection, processing, analysis and participate in the rotation. Furthermore, JRTC has
limited capability to portray EAD and EAC
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intelligence assets. Brigade S2s should request c. Rotational unit parent divisions are
support in accordance with their unit tactical SOPs, encouraged to provide division level COMINT and
recognizing that JRTC replicates combat operations EA support by deploying organic EH-60 (Quickfix)
in an austere environment in which not all assets helicopters. Quickfix elements should deploy with
will be immediately available. Although the 21st ID the Division Support Elements in sufficient time to
G2 will establish an intelligence architecture that be prepared to begin operations as early as D-4.
pushes as much intelligence as possible to the units, Quickfix operations are in support of the 21st ID G2
Brigade S2s should rely on effective IPB, battle only, consequently, downlinks for technical control
tracking, reporting and analysis to provide timely and processing will go directly to the SIGINT Cell in
intelligence to their commanders. the division ACE. Rotational brigade intelligence
b. MI Company Organization: Includes requirements will be included in the overall division
Company Headquarters, Communications section collection plan and tasked to the Quickfix as
and maintenance elements, a Collection Platoon with appropriate.
a maximum of three COMINT collection platforms d. Rotational unit parent divisions are
(LLVI or TRQ-32 teams), a Ground Surveillance encouraged to deploy elements from the LRSD
Platoon with a maximum of three GSS teams (GSR organic to the divisional MI Battalion. JRTC has the
or REMBASS teams), a maximum of four HUMINT capability to provide training in all facets of LRS
teams (two CI and two Interrogation teams), and an missions for two teams operating simultaneously in
Analysis and Control Team (ACT) to provide the the maneuver area. LRS teams must deploy with
brigade S2 automated intelligence processing, the advance elements and be prepared to begin
analysis and disseminating capabilities. The ACT mission planning as early as D-7 with insertion as
must deploy with a minimum of 1xASAS RWS with early as D-4. Upon arrival at Fort Polk, the LRS
printer. (Recommend the unit bring both a color teams and Detachment headquarters occupy the 21st
printer capability and laser printer capability.) ID Isolation Facility on North Fort Polk. LRSD
Recommend that units deploy with the capability to elements will then coordinate all support with the
access the TROJAN Data Network (TDN). Units LRS Observer Controllers. LRSD Commanders
wanting to bring assets exceeding the standard troop must provide training objectives to the JRTC P/EMC
list (i.e. TLQ-17, UAV, RACAL, etc.) must receive Intel Planner at the D-180 Conference. Detachments
approval from FORSCOM IAW Chap 2, para 2-1 d. desiring to conduct mission planning at home station
Units planning to conduct split team operations with and then insert into the maneuver area by static line
REMBASS or radar assets must inform JRTC NLT insertion must coordinate for necessary aircraft
D-90. It is the responsibility of the unit to provide support at the rotational J/AAT conference.
O/C coverage for the added systems and/or any split Detachment commanders must provide that training
team operations . O/C’s must be in the rank of Staff objective to the P/EMC Intel planner so
Sergeant or higher. arrangements can be made to deploy a 21st ID orders
group to the unit’s home station to brief task orders
and conduct necessary mission coordination.
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