2. Fighting Knights Battalion Training Meeting 28 February 2012 Introductions Calendar AAR: Move Tactically T-Week: Recon T+2: Raid T+3: Ambush PT Plans Cadet CO Comments Cadet Executive Officer Cadet Command Sergeant Major Cadet Battalion Commander Cadre Comments CDT Sulsenti OIC: CDT Prater OIC: CDT Sulsenti OIC: CDT Hirama OIC: CDT Polaski CDT Sulsenti & 1SGT’s HHC: CDT Roberts ACO: CDT Hofstede BCO: CDT Cluxton C/ XO: CDT Reuter C/ CSM: CDT Wynn C/ BC: CDT Nogle Cadre Agenda

3. Fighting Knights Calendar Jan-Feb 2012 SundayMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturday 2627 0800: Lab 7 Rehearsal 28 1400: Training Meeting 29 POV Inspections @ PT 1 1400: Lab 8-PLT Recon OIC: Sulsenti Staff Ride 23 4 5678910 111213 0900-1015 BDE FTX Rehearsal @ 143 rd USAR HQ 1415 1400: Lab 9-PLT Raid OIC: Hirama 1617 St. Patrick's Day 181920 1400: Training Meeting 2122 1400: Lab 10-PLT Ambush OIC: Polaski 2324 252627 1400: Training Meeting 2829 1400: Lab 9-PLT Ambush OIC: 3031 SPRING BREAK 2012 BDE FTX

4. AAR: Move Tactically Issue: Land Usage Description: Use of open land provided effective movement and allowed whole platoon to be visible for effective communication. Recommendation: Continue use of open land IOT to provide for effective visual training aid. Issue: Knowledgeable TACs Description: TACs displayed excellent domain knowledge while teaching lanes. Recommendation: Continue to utilize knowledgeable TACs in order to successfully teach PLT movement tactics and provide LDAC input. Issue: Too Many Commands Description: Multiple and conflicting commands coming from the MSIV’s Recommendation: Utilize and standardize a script for the MSIV’s to follow to minimize conflicts. Issue: Element Size Description: There were to many cadets per patrol Recommendation: Make 6 lanes instead of 4 with 18 - 20 cadets per lane to better simulate LDAC conditions ImprovesSustains

5. T- Week PLT Area Recon CDT Sulsenti 1FEB2012

6. Tasks – Conditions – Standards OIC: CDT Sulsenti References: -FM 3-21.8 Chapter 7 Section IV 7-15 -FM 7-92 Chapter 4, (The Infantry Reconnaissance Platoon and Squad) 4-4 -SH 21-76 (Ranger Handbook) pg. 5-4 through 5-5 -ARTEP 7-8 : (5-157, 5-158, 5-159) Task: Reconnoiter Area (7-3/4-1003) (FM 7-8) Conditions: The platoon is in an ORP and must reconnoiter an area. The platoon is operating separately and provides it’s own security. The enemy is establishing hasty defensive positions. Both friendly and enemy forces have indirect fire available. The US forces are operating under restrictive ROE. Standards: The Platoon collects all available information on PIR and other intelligence requirements specified in the order for the area. The platoon completes the reconnaissance and reports all information by the time specified in the order. The platoon is not compromised. The US forces comply with the ROE. Collateral damage is limited. Mission: Fighting Knights Battalion conducts platoon area recon lab NLT 1400 1MAR2012, IVO AO UCF, IOT train MSIII cadets to successfully complete Warrior Forge 2012. OPFOR Tasks and Standards REFERENCES: ARTEP 7-8-MTP (5-159, 5-160) TASK: Counter Area Reconnaissance CONDITIONS: The OPFOR squad is ordered to conduct tactical operations to deny the enemy intelligence by the countering enemy area reconnaissance. The OPFOR may operate separately or as part of a larger force. The OPFOR has indirect fire and CAS available. STANDARDS: The OPFOR prevents the platoon from obtaining its assigned PIR and other intelligence requirements. The OPFOR locates at least 66 percent of the elements. The OPFOR determines the platoons strength (plus or minus 10 percent), and echelon, i.e. squad, platoon, company. The OPFOR prevents the platoon from completing the reconnaissance within its specified time.

7. Scheme of Maneuver Phase I: (Plan, recon, rehearse) MS III & IV leadership* reports at 0800 at AO Arboretum or East Parcel IOT to conduct rehearsal. By 1400 on 28FEB2012 They will be certified by cadre, they will have their OPORD filled out. Phase II: (Load and prep) 1200 29FEB2012 S4, S3, CO XO’s, and A4 PLT will load vans with required equipment**. Cadet S3 will administer OPORD to MSIII Leadership during MSL instruction on 1MAR2012 IOT prepare for dissemination at lab that afternoon at 1400. OPFOR will be briefed their OPORD. XO’s will create TOC boards NLT that 1200 29FEB2012. These boards must be loaded with the rest of the BN equipment. Phase III: (Movement and preparation) Vans and equipment leave AO Knight NLT than 1300 1MAR2012. Unload ADVON is A4/B4 PLT. Lab leadership will be at their respective AO’s NLT than 1315 1MAR2012. 1SGT’s direct the construction of TOC NLT 1330. First formation is conducted NLT than 1345, Lane TAC’s split up MS I-III according to cadet break down matrix provided by the C/S3. Cadets draw all required equipment before stepping off***. OPFOR (RC & HG) will move to selected OBJ and begin to set up their OBJ. Phase IV: (Actions on OBJ) Lane TACs move patrols to their respective AA’s and begin conducting PSTX ops NLT 1400. PSTX ops end at 1545. Formation is at 1555, C/1SG will gain positive accountability of MS I-III. AAR comments will be collected and sent up CoC to the C/S3 Phase V: (Breakdown of Lead Lab AO) A4/B4 will break down their respective TOC’s and pack into the BN vehicles. B4 will report to AO Knight IOT unload both vans into the company supply rooms. 1SGTS will make sure all supply is placed into correct supply rooms. Phase VI: (Post Lab administration) C/S3 will collect and review all graded evaluations and pass BLUE cards to MSG Wilford NLT 1200 2MAR2012. * All Company 1SGTS, PSGs and MS IV PL’s. Rehearsal led by C/S3 **Refer to Classes of Supply slide/ Form 3161 on file with S4 ***M16 Training aids, eye pro, ASIP Radio’s, 1 Water can per AA

8. Sustainment & Signal Class I – Cadets eat prior to lab, water is located at the AA (24 total/12 per AO) Class II – 1 EZ Up (Arboretum), 4 Tables (2 per AO), 3 ASIP radios, 150 M16 Training aides (75 Per Site), 24 Motorola Handhelds, 20 Clear eye pro, 16 Blue cards and continuation cards, TOC Boards, 8 Maps (two per Lane), 8 whistles (Cadre/TAC, Indirect fire tool), 4 Ponchos (OPFOR 2 Per AO). Class VII – 2 BN Vehicles Alpha Company Commo Plan Alpha 1+2-ASIP FREQ 33000 PT Channel 1 Low Power Alpha 3+4-ASIP FREQ 22000 PT Channel 1 Low Power OPFOR will have Motorola Handheld as well as TAC Bravo Company Commo Plan Bravo 1+2-ASIP FREQ 11000 PT Channel 1 Low Power Bravo 3+4 Motorola Handheld on Channel 20-1 OPFOR will have Motorola Handheld as well as TAC Alternate Communication-Cell phones Contingency-Runner Emergency-911 PERSONNEL RESPONSIBLE FOR COMMO IS PL’s and APL’s and 1SGT’s.

9. East Parcel – Alpha Company TOC 1 2

10. Arboretum – Bravo Company TOC Lane #/PositionMS IIITACOPFORPlatoonFreqTimeline Lane 1 PLDidonatoHGB 1+221-11330B4 unloads supply from vans and assembles TOC APLBrookeHGB 1+221-11345West conducts first formation SLHadleyHGB 1+221-11350Safety brief SL2LaphamHGB 1+221-11400Lab begins Lane 2 PLLongHGB 3+421-21400PL’s move patrols to AA APLMillanHGB 3+421-21405Lanes begin SL1CostaHGB 3+421-21535Lane TACs conduct AAR SL2Vargas, MHGB 3+421-21550Formation, return supply, load vans 1 2

11. A. Mission or Task: Conduct Area Reconnaissance B.Begin: End: 1400 1MAR2012 1600 1MAR2012 C. Date Prepared: 20FEB2012 D. Prepared By: CDT Sulsenti E.Task: Conduct PLT Area Recon F. Identify Hazard G. Assess Hazard H. Develop Controls I. Residual Risk J. Implement Controls Environmental Snakes, bee stings, spiders, ticks, poison ivy / oak. Underbrush and clear cut debris L (Negligible/ Occasional) Ensure that information about the possibility of encountering wildlife is briefed before departing the formation area. All eye pro, knees and elbow pads are worn, and gloves are worn. Boots are tagged for allergies. L (Negligible/ Occasional) Cadets are briefed before departing the formation area on actions to take if they encounter wildlife. PSG’s conduct PCC’s and PCI’s to ensure correct uniform. Have an allergy list available at the TOC. Dehydration Cadet suffers from dehydration and is at risk of becoming a heat casualty / cold weather casualty M (Marginal/ Occasional) Eight water jugs will be located at the TOC. One water jug will be located at each AA. Cadets are instructed to bring two full two qt. canteens prior to lab. Boots are tagged for at risk cadets. L (Marginal/ Unlikely) Cadets are briefed on the location of water points during the safety briefing. Squad leaders conduct PCC for full canteens before leaving the formation area. Utilize water points at AA. Sensitive Item Loss Binocular damage/loss ASIP Radio damage/ Loss M (Critical/ Seldom) Binoculars will be dummy corded to cadets LBV ASIPs will be securely worn inside pack by RTOs. All ASIP parts will be kept together in each pack. Graded cadets will conduct PCCs prior to LD. L (Critical/ Unlikely PL/APL TACs will physically inspect binoculars and ASIP pack to ensure that it is secure and will not fall out. APL TACs will force graded cadets to conduct a PCC prior to LD if one is not initiated by graded cadet. Weather : Severe weather: Lightning strikes. Hi: 79*F Lo: 59*F M (Critical/ Seldom) There is a direct line of communication between the TOC, Lane TACs, and OPFOR. CLS bag and litter are on sight. Cadre are on site. Contact numbers for medical emergencies are located at the TOC. L (Critical/ Unlikely) Weather conditions are monitored until lab time. In the event of lightning strikes during lab, cadets will move to the formation area. Emergency Request: Contact Nearest hospital FLA Hospital East Orlando 407-303-8110 Medical Emergency Unforeseeable Medical Condition M (Critical/ Seldom There is a direct line of communication between the TOC, Lane TACs, and OPFOR. CLS bag and litter are on sight. Cadre are on site. Contact numbers for medical emergencies are located at the TOC L (Marginal/ Unlikely) A Cadre member monitors cadet until medical service arrives. Current 911 procedures: Primary: Contact MSG Wilford 407-342-4190 Alternate: Call 911 Contingency: Contact UCF PD (407) 823-2580 K.Determine overall mission/task risk level after controls are implemented. LOW (L) Who Has Risk Decision Authority For Risk Level Identified? Sean Morgan Taylor Nogle LTC, IN C/LTC, FA Commanding Commanding Composite Risk Management

12. T+2 Platoon Raid CDT Hirama 15 March 2012

13. Tasks – Conditions – Standards OIC: CDT Hirama CO-OIC: CDT Hicks REFERENCES: (FM 3-21.8) ( ARTEP 7-8-MTP: 5-38,5-39, 5- 40, 5-41, 5-42) TASK: Perform Raid (7-3-1102) (FM 7-8) CONDITIONS: The platoon is tasked to conduct a raid. The platoon has been reinforced with the necessary equipment to perform the specific purpose of the raid and sustain itself during the mission. The objective is defended by a reinforced enemy squad. Both friendly and enemy units have indirect fire support. Standards: The platoon initiates the raid the raid NLT the time specified its assigned in the order, surprises the enemy, assaults the objective, and accomplishes its assigned task within the commanders intent. The platoon does not become decisively engaged. Obtains all PIR from the raid objective. The platoon continues follow-on operations. The US forces comply with the ROE. Collateral damage is limited. Mission: Fighting Knights Battalion conducts platoon raid lab NLT 1400 15MAR2012, IVO AO UCF, IOT train MSIII cadets to successfully complete Warrior Forge 2012. OPFOR Tasks and Standards REFERENCES: ARTEP 7-8-MTP (5-43) TASK: Counter Raid CONDITIONS: The squad is directed to defend a critical site (road intersection, bridge, commo site, building). The squad operates as a separate unit but has a platoon response force available within 15 minutes of contact. STANDARDS: The OPFOR detects the platoon before it initiates the raid. The OPFOR repels the platoon assault force. The OPFOR forces the platoon to withdrawal before it can accomplish its task. It prevents the capture of key personnel, prevents the destruction of key equipment on the raid objective, retains control of the raid objective. The OPFOR fixes the platoon raid force and prevents its withdrawal with all its personnel and equipment. The OPFOR prevents the platoon from obtaining PIR and IR.

14. Arboretum – Bravo Company 1 TOC Lane #TACPlatoonOPFORFreqTimeline Lane 1AA:MSG WilfordB2 Bicknese 21-11330Lambert issues supply APL mm 8161 6413 Lambert B3B13-11345West conducts first formation SL1 OBJ:Cluxton1350Cluxton issues safety brief SL2 mm 8105 6394 Gardner 1355Start Movement/OPFOR to OBJ 1355Lane TACs move to AA Lane 2 AA:GagerB4 Polaski 21-11405SL OPORD Briefs APL mm 8105 6394PraterHGB14-1 1445LD SL1 OBJ:SFC Michael1535Lane TACs conduct AAR SL2 mm 8170 6395Roberts 5-1 1550Formation, return supply, load vans 2

15. East Parcel – Alpha Company TOC 1 2

16. Time Line WhenWhatWho 13FEB12Initial Recon East Parcel / ArboretumOIC/ NCOIC 23FEB12 Supply InventoryOIC/ NCOIC 24FEB12Supply RequestOIC/ NCOIC/ S4 1MAR12PLT Raid OPORDs Distributed / Certification Materials DistributedOIC/ NCOIC 12MAR12Transportation RequestOIC/ NCOIC 12MAR12 0745 – UTCRehearsal ( AA Locations / OPFOR Locations / AAR Locations )E. Parcel : OIC / Lane TACs; Arboretum : NCOIC / Lane TACs/ 12MAR12 0830– 0900Mark AA, AAR Locations ( GPS Waypoints)E. Parcel : OIC Arboretum : NCOIC 13MAR12Last day for certificationLane TACS 13MAR12 1400-UTCT Week BriefOIC/ NCOIC 14MAR12 1300-UTCEquipment DrawOIC / NCOIC / Bravo 3/ Alpha 3/ S4/ AXO/ BXO 14MAR12 1030– UTCRehearsal ( AA Locations / OPFOR Locations / AAR Locations )E. Parcel : NCOIC / PL TACs/ OPFOR CMDRs; Arboretum : OIC / PL TACs/ OPFOR CMDRs 15MAR12 0945 - 1015PL OPORD BriefPL TACs / MS3s 15MAR12 1215 – 1230Movement to East Parcel / ArboretumE. Parcel : Cadre / Arboretum : Cadre 15MAR12 1300MSIVs Arrive for setupAll MSIV’s 15MAR12 1345 – 1600Conduct PLT Raid LabFighting Knights Battalion 15MAR12 1600 – 1645Return and Inventory SupplyOIC/ NCOIC/ Bravo 3/ Alpha 3 Supply ListCommunication ArboretumEast Parcel ArboretumEast Parcel 8 Water Jugs10 Clear eye pro.8 Water Jugs10 Clear eye pro. Primary- Motorola Channel 21 - 1 Last Name Alternate – Cell Phones OIC (Hirama) 954-673-9160 TOC (Lewis ):850-565-0469 Contingency – Verbal Emergency – Runner Primary – Motorola Channel 22 - 1 Last Name Alternate – Cell Phones COIC (Hicks): 256-558-5483 TOC (Hartley): 352-585-1789 Contingency – Verbal Emergency – Runner 1 EZUP/ 1 Table/ 2 Chairs1 Whiteboard1 EZUP / 1 Table / 2 Chairs1 White Board 65M16 Training Aids8 Whistles65 M16 Training Aids8 Whistles 4 Maps / 16 Blue Cards2 GPS4 Maps / 16 Blue Cards2 GPS 2 ASIP Radio1 Litter / 1 CLS Bag7 Motorola Handheld1 Litter / 1 CLS Bag 7 Motorola HandheldConcessions Cooler4 ASIP RadioConcessions Cooler OPFOR Supply Key Leaders 1 Motorola Handheld2 Tennis Balls1 Motorola Handheld2 Tennis Balls WYNN REUTER HIRAMA NOGLE SULSENTI HICKS 16 Bungee Cords4 Ponchos16 Bungee Cords4 Ponchos 12 Black Shirts

17. A. Mission or Task: Conduct Platoon Raid Lab B.Begin: End: 1400 15MAR2012 1600 15MAR2012 C. Date Prepared: 12FEB2012 D. Prepared By: CDT Hirama E.Task: Conduct Platoon Raid Lab F. Identify Hazard G. Assess Hazard H. Develop Controls I. Residual Risk J. Implement Controls Environmental Snakes, bee stings, spiders, ticks, poison ivy / oak. Underbrush, uneven terrain, and clear cut debris L (Negligible/ Occasional) Ensure that information about the possibility of encountering wildlife is briefed before departing the formation area. All eye pro, knees and elbow pads are worn, and gloves are worn if issued. Boots are tagged for allergies. L (Negligible/ Occasional) Cadets are briefed before departing the formation area on actions to take if they encounter wildlife. PSG’s conduct PCC’s and PCI’s to ensure correct uniform and safety equipment are worn. Have an allergy list available at the TOC. Dehydration Cadet suffers from dehydration and is at risk of becoming a heat casualty / cold weather casualty M (Marginal/ Occasional) Eight water jugs will be located at the TOC. Two water jugs will be located at each AA. Cadets are instructed to bring two full two qt. canteens prior to lab. Boots are tagged for at risk cadets. L (Marginal/ Unlikely) Cadets are briefed on the location of water points during the safety briefing. Squad leaders conduct PCC for full canteens before leaving the formation area. Utilize water points at AA. Sensitive Item Loss ASIP Radio damage/ Loss M (Critical/ Seldom) ASIPs will be securely worn inside pack by RTOs. All ASIP parts will be kept together in each pack. Graded cadets will conduct PCCs prior to LD. L (Critical/ Unlikely PL/APL TACs will physically inspect ASIP pack to ensure that it is secure and will not fall out. APL TACs will force graded cadets to conduct a PCC prior to LD if one is not initiated by graded cadet. Weather : Severe weather: Lightning strikes. Avg High: 78 F M (Critical/ Seldom) There is a direct line of communication between the TOC, Lane TACs, and OPFOR. CLS bag and litter are on sight. Cadre are on site. Contact numbers for medical emergencies are located at the TOC. L (Critical/ Unlikely) Weather conditions are monitored until lab time. In the event of lightning strikes during lab, cadets will move to the formation area. Emergency Request: Contact Nearest hospital FLA Hospital East Orlando 407-303-8110 Medical Emergency M (Critical/ Seldom There is a direct line of communication between the TOC, Lane TACs, and OPFOR. CLS bag and litter are on sight. Cadre are on site. Contact numbers for medical emergencies are located at the TOC L (Marginal/ Unlikely) A Cadre member monitors cadet until medical service arrives. Current 911 procedures: Primary: Contact MSG Wilford 407-342-4190 Alternate: Call 911 Contingency: Contact UCF PD (407) 823-2580 K.Determine overall mission/task risk level after controls are implemented. LOW (L) Who Has Risk Decision Authority For Risk Level Identified? Sean Morgan Taylor Nogle LTC, IN C/LTC, FA Commanding Commanding Composite Risk Management

18. T+3 Week Platoon Point Ambush OIC: CDT Polaski CO-OIC: CDT Pooser 22 MAR 2012

19. TASKS – CONDITIONS - STANDARDS OIC: CDT POLASKI Co-OIC: CDT POOSER REFERENCES: - FM 3-21.8 Chapter 9 Section II 9-10 – 9-22 - ARTEP 7-8-MTP (5-54, 5-55, 5-56, 5-57, 5-58, 5-59) TASK: Perform Point Ambush (7-3/4-1145) (FM 7-8) CONDITIONS: The platoon is ordered to conduct an ambush. The Platoon is operating separately or as part of a larger unit. Both friendly and enemy elements have indirect fire available. The platoon is occupying an ORP. The US forces are operating under a restrictive ROE. STANDARDS: The ambush is emplaced NLT than the time specified in the order. The platoon surprises the enemy and engages the enemy main body. The platoon kills or captures all enemy in the kill zone and destroys equipment based on the commander’s intent. The platoon withdraws all personnel and equipment from the objective, on order, within the time specified in the order. The platoon obtains all PIR from the ambush. The platoon continues follow-on operations. The US forces comply with the ROE. Collateral damage is limited. MISSION: Fighting Knights Battalion conducts Platoon Point Ambush lab NLT 1400 22MAR2012, IVO AO UCF, IOT train MSIII cadets to successfully complete Warrior Forge 2012 OPFOR Tasks and Standards REFERENCES: ARTEP 7-8-MTP (5-59) TASK: Counter Point Ambush CONDITIONS: The squad is moving tactically and reacts to contact when engaged. The squad had indirect fire available. STANDARDS: The OPFOR security element detects the ambush, the OPFOR prevents the platoon from engaging the OPFOR main body by either bypassing the kill zone and security position OR attacks and defeats the ambush. The OPFOR forces the platoon to withdraw without initiating the ambush. The OPFOR engages and fixes the platoon to prevent their withdrawal. The OPFOR prevents the platoon from gaining PIR and other intelligence requirements from the ambush.

20. East Parcel – Alpha Company TOC

21. East Parcel – Alpha Company TOC PLT 1 PLT 2

22. Arboretum – Bravo Company TOC PLT 1 PLT 2

23. Time Line WhenWhatWho 19 FEB 12Initial Recon East Parcel / ArboretumPolaski/Pooser 21 FEB 12 T+4 Brief Polaski/Pooser 28 FEB 12T+3Pooser/ Pooser 29 FEB 12Supply RequestPooser/ Lambert/ Key 13MAR12Platoon Ambush OPORDS DistributedPolaski/Pooser 13MAR12Transportation RequestPolaski/Pooser 13MAR12T+1 BriefPolaski/Pooser 18MAR12Mark AA, React to Contact, AAR Locations ( Engineering Tape )Pooser/ Polaski 19MAR12 0830 Rehearsal (AA Locations/OPFOR Locations/AAR Locations)E. Parcel Pooser / Lane TACs / / Nogle / Sulsenti ; Arboretum: Polaski / Lane TACs / Reuter / Wynn 20MAR12T Week BriefPolaski/Pooser 21MAR12 1200-1300Equipment Draw Polaski/Pooser/Lambert/Holroyd/Hartley/Mendez/ A3 & B3 22MAR12 1300MSIV Lab Set-upAll MSIV’s/Cadre 22MAR12 1345 - 1600Conduct Platoon Point AmbushesFighting Knights Battalion 22MAR12 1600 - 1645Return and Inventory SupplyPolaski/ Pooser/ Lambert / Key / Holroyd / Hartley / Mendez / A3 & B3 SupplyCommunication ArboretumEast ParcelArboretumEast Parcel 12 Water Jugs10 eye pro.12 Water Jugs10 eye pro. Primary- Motorola Channel 21 - 1 Last Name Alternate – Cell Phones COIC (Polaski): 407-342-3128 TOC (Lewis ):850-565-0469 Contingency – Verbal Emergency – Runner Fire Team to the TOC A/B TOC-ASIP Channel 1; Freq 33000 Primary – Motorola Channel 22 - 1 Last Name Alternate – Cell Phones OIC (Pooser): 904-245-9605 TOC (Hartley): 352-585-1789 Contingency – Verbal Emergency – Runner Fire Team to the TOC A/B TOC-ASIP Channel 1; Freq 33000 1 EZUP / 2 Table / 2 Chairs 1 Butcher Block 1 EZUP / 2Table / 2 Chairs 1 Butcher Block 60 M16 Training Aids 4 Whistles 60 M16 Training Aids 4 Whistles 8 Footballs 1 ASIP Radio1 Litter / 1 CLS Bag1 ASIP Radio1 Litter / 1 CLS Bag 12 Motorola OPFOR SupplyKey Leaders 2 AT-4s 10 M16 Training Aids 2 AT-4s 10 M16 Training Aids CSM: Wynn XO: Reuter OIC: Polaski BN CMD: Nogle S3: Sulsenti COIC: Pooser 2 Claymore Training Aids

24. A. Mission or Task: Conduct PLT Point Ambush B.Begin: End: 1400 22MAR2012 1600 22MAR2012 C. Date Prepared: 26FEB2012 D. Prepared By: CDT Polaski E.Task: Conduct PLT Point Ambush F. Identify Hazard G. Assess Hazard H. Develop Controls I. Residual Risk J. Implement Controls Environmental Snakes, bee stings, spiders, ticks, poison ivy / oak. Underbrush and clear cut debris L (Negligible/ Occasional) Ensure that information about the possibility of encountering wildlife is briefed before departing the formation area. All eye pro, knees and elbow pads are worn, and gloves are worn. Boots are tagged for allergies. L (Negligible/ Occasional) Cadets are briefed before departing the formation area on actions to take if they encounter wildlife. PSG’s conduct PCC’s and PCI’s to ensure correct uniform. Have an allergy list available at the TOC. Dehydration Cadet suffers from dehydration and is at risk of becoming a heat casualty / cold weather casualty M (Marginal/ Occasional) Eight water jugs will be located at the TOC. One water jug will be located at each AA. Cadets are instructed to bring two full two qt. canteens prior to lab. Boots are tagged for at risk cadets. L (Marginal/ Unlikely) Cadets are briefed on the location of water points during the safety briefing. Squad leaders conduct PCC for full canteens before leaving the formation area. Utilize water points at AA. Sensitive Item Loss Binocular damage/loss ASIP Radio damage/ Loss TNG AID damage or loss M (Critical/ Seldom) Binoculars will be dummy corded to cadets LBV ASIPs will be securely worn inside pack by RTOs. All ASIP parts will be kept together in each pack. All “claymore” mine and AT-4 components will be inspected prior to step off and supply turn in. Graded cadets will conduct PCCs prior to LD. L (Critical/ Unlikely PL/APL TACs will physically inspect binoculars and ASIP pack to ensure that it is secure and will not fall out. APL TACs will force graded cadets to conduct a PCC prior to LD if one is not initiated by graded cadet. Weather : Severe weather: Lightning strikes. Hi: 79*F Lo: 59*F AVGs M (Critical/ Seldom) There is a direct line of communication between the TOC, Lane TACs, and OPFOR. CLS bag and litter are on sight. Cadre are on site. Contact numbers for medical emergencies are located at the TOC. L (Critical/ Unlikely) Weather conditions are monitored until lab time. In the event of lightning strikes during lab, cadets will move to the formation area. Emergency Request: Contact Nearest hospital FLA Hospital East Orlando 407-303-8110 Medical Emergency Unforeseeable Medical Condition M (Critical/ Seldom There is a direct line of communication between the TOC, Lane TACs, and OPFOR. CLS bag and litter are on sight. Cadre are on site. Contact numbers for medical emergencies are located at the TOC L (Marginal/ Unlikely) A Cadre member monitors cadet until medical service arrives. Current 911 procedures: Primary: Contact MSG Wilford 407-342-4190 Alternate: Call 911 Contingency: Contact UCF PD (407) 823-2580 K.Determine overall mission/task risk level after controls are implemented. LOW (L) Who Has Risk Decision Authority For Risk Level Identified? Sean Morgan Taylor Nogle LTC, IN C/LTC, FA Commanding Commanding Composite Risk Management

25. Fighting Knights Physical Training

26. PT Plans Alpha: FEB 29-MAR 2 WednesdayFridayMonday A-1 st Run behind UCFPD, 2 min PU/SU, stretching 1SG PT (Sprints, PU/SU Improvement, Circuit training, etc.) SPRING BREAK INDIVIDUAL PT A-2 nd Run around Gemini to Garage B and sprint ramps, 2 min PU/SU, stretching A-3 rd Run to ropes course, 2 min PU/SU, stretching A-4 th Run to East parcel, 2 min PU/SU, stretching

27. PT Plans Bravo: FEB 29-MAR2 WednesdayFridayMonday B-1 st Company Level MS+ME @ UCF REC & Wellness Center Gemini Loop reversed Sand sprints at Lake Claire SPRING BREAK INDIVIDUAL PT B-2 nd Run Gemini Loop Stairs up Garage B B-3 rd 4 mile run incorporating last man ups. North side of Gemini, behind IM Fields, back up in front of the Police station to Gemini. B-4 th Gemini Loop to BN then back to Stadium.

28. PT Plans HHC: FEB 29- MAR 2 PLTWednesdayThursdayFridayMondayTuesday HG Run Gemini, including Garage C & D 400 M release run at end MS III PT 60/120s around BHNS Minimum 6x 150 Push-ups 150 Sit-ups MS+ME Training @ UCF REC Center Run Gemini, up behind Intramural field, down Neptune Dr and back to formation area. MS III PT 60/120s around BHNS Minimum 4x 300 Push-ups 300 Sit-ups RC Run Route Orange (5 Miles) 2 Min Push-ups 2 Min Sit-ups Run Gemini, including Garage F StaffBC Directed PTIndividual PTBC Directed PTIndividual PT RemedialCo Specific PT Buddy Team Carry, 2 Min Push-ups, 2 Min Sit-ups, One Lap Sprint, Repeat 4x Co Specific PT Garage Run (F, D C), 30 Push-ups, and 30 Sit- ups at top PLTWednesdayThursdayFridayMondayTuesday HG Run Gemini, including Arboretum, Garage C & D 400 M release run at end MS III PT Ruck March @ Blanchard Park MS+ME Training @ UCF REC Center SPRING BREAK INDIVIDUAL PT… RC Run Route Orange (5 Miles) 2 Min Push-ups 2 Min Sit-ups StaffReuter PTIndividual PT RemedialCo Specific PT Run Gemini, last man ups throughout the route Co Specific PT

29. Profile PT Plans: FEB 29- MAR 2 CadetWednesdayFridayMonday CDT AmblerMS/ME PT with PLT Swim Warm up 60, overhead arm claps 10 laps free style, 10 laps back stroke, 10 laps kick board SPRING BREAK INDIVIDUAL PT CDT LimaMS/ME PT with PLT Swim Warm up 60, overhead arm claps 10 laps free style, 10 laps back stroke, 10 laps kick board CDT RoseMS/ME PT with PLT Swim Warm up 60, overhead arm claps 10 laps free style, 10 laps back stroke, 10 laps kick board

30. Comments Almighty Co. Bad Co. HHC C/CSM C/S3 C/XO C/BC SFC Flowers SFC Reyes SFC Michael MSG Wilford MSG Almanzar 2LT Rivas 2 LT Clark MAJ Hillsgrove MAJ Manrique LTC Morales LTC Morgan