b. Soldiers will need the following to properly clean and conduct preventive maintenance on their M4 carbines. (1) TM 9-1005-319-10. (2) 3 copies of DA FORM 2404. (3) Weapons cleaning kit c. Soldiers will clean and lubricate their M4 Carbine IAW TM 9-1005-319-10 prior to conducting preventive maintenance.
EXECUTION: Commanders Intent: The 767 OD CO (EOD) will conduct a small arms range on 6 December 2011 on Range 28B at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. This training will be used to ensure personnel qualify on their assigned individual weapons. Key Tasks: • Assignment of range OIC and RSO • Identify Combat Lifesaver personnel • Ensure ammo detail is prepared with proper vehicles in order to draw from ASP • Perform BRM prior to zero
Whilst we were there we were given a set of army combats (a top and bottoms) and whilst we stayed with them wherever we went with them we had to wear the army combats. My punctuality and appearance for the whole entire week was brilliant. Whilst we were away with the army we learned: how to march the way the army does, we learned how to do a fireman’s carry, we learned how to try and take out a sniper with being seen and we learned what it meant to be a vital part of a team.
C. Email the completed worksheet to your Instructor. SCALE 1. What is the scale of this map? (One mile = how many inches?) You are not given the scale, but you can figure it out with the information on the map.
B. The Unit Hearing Conservation NCO will: (1) Insure that all personnel in noise hazard areas are fitted by medically trained personnel with preformed earplugs, and examine individuals at least annually to ensure proper earplug condition and fit. (2) Insure that health education is included in training program. At least once year training should include a discussion on the importance of hearing protection. Assistance may be requested from the JFHQ.
The next step is to clean all raw steel of any debris and contaminants. Once the steel is cleaned it needs to be primed and painted. All concrete floors in the facility will also need to be primed and painted with an epoxy coating. Assumptions and Agreements • The project must be completed within three months of the start date. The start date will be announced once the bidding process has been completed.
STUDENT WRITING ASSIGNMENT # 1 The Importance of the Role of the Human Resources Sergeant in The Profession of Arms SSG Xavier A. Loor 42A Advance Leaders Course, Class 020-13 SGL: SFC Marcus Lee 07 May 2013 To establish the importance of the role of the Human Resources (HR) Sergeant in The Profession of Arms we first need to answer three questions: 1. What is a professional? ; 2. What is an HR professional? ; and 3.
Maintain standards on military appearance This is the first of two papers that I am writing due to two instances today. I was walking from the BOC, back to my tent when an NCO had stopped me and asked to see the materials I had been instructed to carry with me for two weeks due to showing up to my place out of duty unshaven. Without need to say, I didn’t have any of the four items, toothbrush, toothpaste, shaving cream, and razor, on me. Since all I know about reasons to shave other than the fact of a clean shaven face presents more of a military appearance, I am going to more focus on how the fact I hadn’t shaved put me more out of uniform, and out of standard than any other reasons. Every minute of every hour that we as professional soldiers are on duty certain standards apply.
By law, the insurance card and registration card are to be carried in the vehicle at all times. Another great tip is to sign up for an email reminder and this can be done by accessing the division's website. An email will be sent to your inbox three times (one reminder a month while in the renewal time period). The email will provide a description of the vehicle, indicate that an inspection is due, and when the registration is due to expire. It's a great way to stay informed and to stay on top of your vehicle's
This would be a day I will never forget. We all celebrated and talked about what my first day in the Navy would be like. Three days after I received my letter, I reported to the Recruiters office as directed by the letter I received in the mail. I met with Chief Petty Officer Griffin. CPO Griffin informed me that I had to complete a series of tests and fill out some more forms.