TBS Phase 4

3 Block War

1= humanitarian ops 2= COIN ops, limited host nation control 3= conflict/violence

identify offenses without omission.

Hasty, Deliberate, Consolidation/reorganization

eight steps of room clearing

1. Dominate 2. Eliminate 3. Control through Verbiage 4 Search the Dead 5. Search the Room 6. Search the Living 7. Transition 8. Mark

identify platoon level amphibious planning considerations to accomplish the mission and meet the commander's intent.

1. Priority for landing of elements of the landing force. This is a crucial aspect of amphibious planning. Planners must link their landing force priorities and the order in which forces flow ashore to an objective to their scheme of maneuver. 2. Allocation of resources. 3. Allocation of serial numbers. The serial number is a designator assigned to units assigned to go ashore as part of an amphibious exercise and is used to identify what each unit tasked to debark shipping is supposed to do while on ship. 4. Sequence of landing of non-scheduled units. 5. Coordination of landing of separate landing groups.

Given a terrorist threat, during operations or daily routine, identify self-protective measures to remain a hard target.

1. establish points of contact 2. stay mentally prepared for an attack 3. carry identification that is bilingual 4. avoid revealing plans to unknown individuals 5. keep a low profile and avoid wearing uniform in public 6. don't flash around large sums of cash 7. avoid civil disturbances 8. vary methods of transportation 9. avoid shortcuts 10. ensure that both you and your Marines use the buddy system

identify elements of the fitness report in accordance with the Performance Evaluation System (PES) manual without error.

A: Administrative Information B: Billet Description C: Billet Accomplishments D-:H Performance Anchored Rating Scales (PARS) D: Mission Accomplishments E: Individual Character F: Leadership G: Intellect and Wisdom H: Fulfillment of Eval Responsibilities I: Directed & Add'l Comments K: Reviewing Officer Comments L: Addendum Page(s)

Tools to get personnel and equip ashore

AAV- armored amphib vehicle LCU- for equip, cannot move over beach LCAC- high speed over beach

METT-TC terrain

ASCOPE

Given a mission and civilian areas, structures, capabilities, organizations, personnel, and events, integrate civil considerations into tactical planning to develop an estimate of the situation.

ASCOPE areas structures capabilities organizations people events

ASCOPE

Areas- areas and boundaries of significance Structures- value of physical structures (IE mosque) Capabilities- local authorities and functions (police, hospitals, water) Organizations- Identify all organizations in the area People- key individuals Events- key holidays and reactions to those events

Wen you suspect ANY service member of any offense, you must read them..

Article 31(b)

identify task organization considerations in an urban environment without omission.

Assault - Seize Support- Suppress Security- Isolate

Mount task org

Assault- Seize Support- Suppress Security- Isolate

Initiating directive

Begins the amphib op -establishes mission, intent, CONOPS - required commanders and command relationships, including tasks - appropriate AO and time periods

identify the levels of urban environments without omission.

Building Street Sub-terrain Air

Elements of the MAGTF

Command Element Ground Combat Element Aviation Combat Element Logistics Combat Element

5 C's

Confirm, Clear, Check, Cordon, Control

Block 2

Counter-Insurgency Operations. Limited Host Nation Control. Unstable Environment. Increased Force Protection.

Elements of Convoy SOM

DM -TART 1) Distribution of forces (Lead is SE1, Main Body ME, Rear SE2) 2) Movement Formations (closed/open)= 3) Task/Org 4) actions on the obj 5) Routes 6) TCM - CP's, rally points, unit boundaries

principles of urban patrolling

DMPRCT depth mutual support pattern avoidance establish a reaction force intra-patrol comms three-dimensional threats

Physical security measures

Deny, delay, detect, deter (fences, alarms, snipers, barriers)

combat loading

Each individual item is stowed so that it can be unloaded at the required time.

Personal Security measures

Establish points of contact Mentally aware Low profile Buddy System

Tool the commander uses to prioritize and focus training and is the starting point for designing training in SATE

Mission Essential Task List (METL)

evaluate awards recommendations to ensure the appropriate award is given in recognition of a unit/individual's actions in accordance with the Navy and Marine Corps Awards manual.

Forwarded award recommendation: (1) recommend approval; (2) recommend approve a lower award; (3) recommend a higher award; (4) disapprove the award/recommend inclusion in a later award; or (5) return the recommendation for further clarification. Approving authority: (1) approve the award; (2) approve a lower award; (3) approve a higher award (if so empowered) or recommend a higher award to the appropriate authority; (4) disapprove the award; or (5) return the recommendation for further clarification.

define the phases of an urban attack without omission.

Hasty Deliberate Maneuver

Block 3

High intensity conflict, no host nation control, violent and chaotic environment

Block 1

Humanitarian Operations. Host Nation Control. Stable Environment. Restrictive Rules of Engagement (ROE)

Ships in an amphib op

LHA- assault ship LHD- larger LHA, 3 LCACS LPD- replacing old class LCC- command ship

Given motorized or mechanized assets, a unit, and an order as part of scenario, determine task organization for mounted operations to support the scheme of maneuver and accomplish the mission.

Lead security- SE1 Main body- ME Rear Security- SE2

MAGTF organization

MEF, MEB, MEU, or SPMAGTF

identify the four obstacle breaching methods without error

Mechanical Ballistic Explosive Thermal

Punitive measures

NJP- lowest level, Co cmdr Courts martial- summary > special> general

identify follow-on actions upon submission of a fitness report in accordance with the Performance Evaluation System (PES) manual in sequence without error.

Once the fitness report has been submitted by the RS to the RO they should have a discussion with the MRO on their markings and comments. Should be no surprises Check status of MRO's fitness report

Phases of an amphib op

PERMA Planning Embarkation Rehearsal Movement Action

identify the phases of an amphibious operation without omission.

PERMA Planning Embarkation rehearsal movement action

Offensive SOM

RISS recon isolate secure a foothold- SOSR (suppress, obscure, secure, reduce) Seize

Operational security measures

Signal Intelligence Human Intelligence Operational patterns

Urban ops 4 levels

subterranean, street, building, and air

Defense SOM

TDOOTS type distribution of forces orientation occupation TCM security

identify the training development phases in accordance with NAVMAC 1553.1_.

The SATE process, in regards to UTM, consists of five phases: analysis, design, development, implementation, and evaluation. Analysis Phase: The analysis phase determines the unit's performance objectives. Design Phase: The purpose of the design phase is to design or layout a training plan for a unit. Development Phase: During the development phase review/define training objectives and goals in accordance with the guidance provided from the commander. Implementation Phase: Training plans are executed during the implementation phase. Evaluation Phase: Evaluation is a continuous process that occurs at all echelons and during every phase of SATE.

Rehearsal

testing the adequacy of plans, timing of detailed operations

Development Phase

all logistical and background preperations are completed prior to start of training

Systems Approach to training and education (SATE) 5 phases

analysis design development implementation evaluation

define landing plan considerations without omission.

are based on conditions and enemy capabilities existing in the operational area before embarkation of the landing force.

Action

arrival of the amphibious force in the operational area, through the accomplishment of the mission and the termination oft the amphibious operation

Punitive discharges

bad conduct discharge dishonorable discharge dismissal

Initiating a charge

bring or report an allegation to the attention of military authorities

Three methods of formal recognition

certificate of commendation, meritorious Mast, and letter of appreciation

For a court martial, a convening authority is a function of..

command and not rank

Selection of route in a Tac convoy

comprehensive METT-TC that comes before Tactical thought process

Evaluation Phase

continuous process that occurs at all echelons and during every phase of SATE

Given a terrorist threat, identify physical security measures to protect an installation from terrorist attack.

deny, delay, deter, and detect

Analysis Phase

determines unit performance objectives

Commander uses ______ to come up with analysis and come up with his own METL

doctrine, higher METL, war plans, T/O, and the mission

3 types of comms for convoy

external, internal, vic-vic

non punitive measures

formal & informal counseling EMI Non-punitive letter of caution (NPLOC) Administrative withholding of privileges

Preferring a charge

formally accuse a service member of a violation of the UCMJ

Planning

from issuing the order to the embarkation. Begins with the initiating directive and is the only phase where the CATF and the CLF share authority.

Administrative discharges

honorable general other than honorable

Two implied tasks of convoy

intelligence collection and route clearing

Embarkation

landing forces, equipment and supplies embark into assigned shipping

Design Phase

layout a training plan for a unit

Search

looking for evidence

3 types of training are

mission oriented, formal, and ancillary

Movement

period during which various elements of the amphibious force move from points of embarkation or forward deployed position to the operational area

three main categories of awards

personal/military decorations, unit awards, campaign/service awards

counterterrorism measures security

physical, personnel, operational

Seizure

physically taking control of evidence

Terrorist Ideologies

political, nationalist/separatist, religious, and special interest groups

Defense pos, consider:

protection, dispersion, concealment, fields of fire, at least one covered route of withdrawal, limited fire hazards

two methods of resolution to a case

punitive and non punitive

three types of vehicle checkpoints

snap, hasty, deliberate

Implementation Phase

staging of resources and personnel conducting the scheduled exercise