1. STAFF BATTLE DRILL TABLE OF CONTENTS
Number
Troops in Contact 1
React to an Explosion 2
Suicide Bomber Attack 3
Non Governmental Organizationis Attacked / Killed 4
WIA of a Coalition Soldier / Coalition Civilian 5
KIA of Coaltion Soldier / Coalition Civilian 6
Host Nation Forces Killed / Wounded 7
MEDEVAC of Coalition Soldier / Coalition Civilian 8
MASS Casualty (MASCAL) 9
Counter Fire 10
Clearance of Fires 11
Immediate Close Air Support 12
Downed Aircraft 13
Lost or Down UAV 14
Death of Coalition Soldier / Coalition Civilian (Non-Hostile Action) 15
Vehicle Accident 16
Battle Drill
Number
UXO / IED / MINE Discovered 17
Weapons Cache Discovered 18
Fratricide 19
Missing / Isolated Personnel 20
Demonstration, Pilgrimage, or Riot 21
Human Remains or Mass Gravesite Discovered 22
Power Outage in Town 23
FOB Security Breach 24
Detainee 25
Detainee Death 26
Killing of Civilian 27
US Soldier Potential Crime 28
US Soldier Felony Crime 29
ROE Violation Reported 30
Stolen / Missing Sensitive Item 31
Negligent Discharge of Weapon 32
Weather Watch 33

2. BATTLE DRILL 01: Troops in Contact
Attack Occurs
FLASH TRAFFIC!
2a. SPOT report to TF TOC:
S: Size of element firing at TF?
A: Activity
(1) Is the unit still in contact with unfriendly element?
(2) Is the unfriendly element firing directly at TF?
(3) What kind of attack was it? Physical assault, direct or indirect fire? IED?
(4) What weapon system(s)?
(5) Is the element on foot or in vehicle?
(6) Activity of the element firing at TF?
(7) Injuries to TF or civilians?
L: Location (8 digit grid)?
T: Time?
A: Actions:
(1) Actions taken by unit.
(2) Assets/support needed from TF?
(3) Do actions include entering a mosque?
(4) Did the unit contact IPS HN forces to assist in capturing the suspect?
(5) Determine assets available to assist/exploit
UAV, CAS, QRF, HN forces
1. Unit conducts actions on contact IAW unit SOP
3a. Notification Tree:
(1) S3 / TF CDR / XO / CSM
(2) S2
Alert all CO CPs if FPCON change is necessary
BDE TOC
(5) THT investigates motives for attack
2. CO CP reports to TF TOC
3. Battle Captain/NCO begins notification procedures. Submits SALUTE report report to BDE within 30min
4. If unit requests MEDEVAC, see CARD 8
3b. Casualties see CARDs 5,6 or 8
5. If unit requests BDE Reserve, Notify CDR
6. Unit submits follow-up report Story Board to TF, TF submits Story Board to BDE

3. BATTLE DRILL 02: React to an Explosion
Explosion Occurs
1. Unit responds to explosive incident. If news of explosion comes from BDE, then TF contacts unit
1a. Immediate actions by unit:
1) Secure the area:
-Cordon off site
-Control all individuals entering and exiting the site
-Establish ICP (incident control point)
2) Report to TF TOC
3) Notify HN security forces and local fire-fighters
4) Establish a LUP for TF Assets (EOD Tm)
5) Take Digital Photos of effected area
2. CO CP sends report to TF TOC – 100% Acct.
3a. Notification Tree:
S3 / TF CDR / XO / CSM
S2 / S4 / BAE
Alert all CO CPs if FPCON change is necessary
BSB (Send EOD team to unit LUP)
(5) BDE TOC (Submit request for CID team and route closure permission if necessary)
(6) S5
3. Battle Captain/NCO begins notification procedures. Submits SALUTE report report to BDE within 30min.
2a. SPOT report to TF TOC:
S: Size
(1) How large was the explosion?
(2) What caused the explosion (grenade, mine, etc)?
(3) Are there injuries?
A: Activity
(1) What activity is occurring at the site?
(2) Are there any casualties, and who are they?
(3) Are US forces in danger?
L: Location (8 digit grid)?
(1) Where did the explosion occur?
(2) What area/buildings/routes are affected?
T: Time
(1) What time did the detonation occur?
A: Actions:
(1) Actions taken by unit.
(2) Assets/support needed from TF?
(3) If explosion occurred along a route, does the unit need to close the route?
4. If unit requests MEDEVAC, see BD 28
3b. Casualties see CARDs 5,6 & 8
5. If unit requests TF Reserve, Notify CDR
6. Unit submits follow-up report Story Board to TF, TF submits Story Board to BDE
6a. EOD TM / CEXC
(1) conducts incident investigation
(2) once complete with mission, conducts debrief with TF S2

4. BATTLE DRILL 03: Suicide Bomber Attack
Explosion Occurs
FLASH TRAFFIC!
1a. Immediate actions by unit:
1) Secure the area:
-Cordon off site within a 200m radius
-Control all individuals entering and exiting the site
-Establish FCP
2) Report to TF TOC
3) Notify NHP (Host Nation Police ) and local fire-fighters
Establish a LUP for TF Assets (EOD Tm)
Take Digital Photos of effected area
Detain anyone w/ video camera on scene.
1. Unit responds to explosive incident. If news of explosion comes from BDE, then TF contacts unit
3a. Staff Action Checklist
S3 / TF CDR / XO / CSM
S2-motive assessment based on location
Alert all CO CPs if FPCON change is necessary
Request EOD to go to site
BDE TOC (Submit request for CID team and route closure permission if necessary) S5
If instructed by CMD, S6 shuts NIPR locally, instructs COs to do same
CPOF operator zooms in on incident, displays only the applicable overlays, and checks Blue Force Tracker Text messages from COs and/or BDE; sends out road closures over BFT and CPOF
CA Death gratuity to HN soldier’s families
PAO Issue press release if necessary
S1 awards; soldiers
Safety Officer moves to site if secure
Notify ENG assets for site reconstruction
Notify MEDO to track casualties, if any
2. CO CP sends report to TF TOC
3. Battle Captain/NCO begins notification procedures. Submits SALUTE report report to BDE within 30min.
2a. SPOT report to TF TOC:
S: Size
(1) How large was the explosion?
(2) What caused the explosion (grenade, mine, vbied, etc)?
(3) Are there injuries/deaths? Names/Units?
A: Activity
(1) What activity is occurring at the site?
(2) Are there any casualties, and who are they?
(3) Are US forces in danger?
(4) Suspicious personnel, i.e.; news crews there immediately before or after the incident?
L: Location (8 digit grid)?
(1) Where did the explosion occur?
(2) What area/buildings/routes are affected?
T: Time
(1) What time did the detonation occur?
A: Actions:
(1) Actions taken by unit.
(2) Assets/support needed from TF?
(3) If explosion occurred along a route, does the unit need to close the route?
4. If unit requests MEDEVAC, see CARD 8.
5. If unit requests BDE Reserve, notify CDR
3b. Casualties see CARDS 5, 6, 8
6. Unit submits follow-up report Story Board to TF, TF submits Story Board to BDE
6a. WIT or EOD TM
(1) conducts incident investigation
(2) once complete with mission, conducts debrief with TF S2

5. BATTLE DRILL 04: Non Governmental Organization is Attacked / Killed
One or more of the following are attacked/killed
1. NGO employee
2. DOD Civilian / coalition civilian
Notify HN Police
FLASH TRAFFIC!
1. Unit conducts immediate first aid and react to contact drills
2a. SPOT report to TF TOC:
S: Size
(1) Name, rank, SSN, unit, and nationality of victim?
A: Activity
(1) What activity was the individual(s) involved in? What happened?
(2) What was the cause of the incident?
(3) What conditions surrounded the incident? Is the unit in pursuit of suspects?
L: Location (8-digit grid)
(1) Where did the incident occur?
(2) Where is the victim now?
T: Time. When did the incident occur?
A: Actions:
(1) Actions taken by unit/agency.
(2) Assets/support needed from TF?
3a. Staff Action Checklist
S3 / TF CDR / XO / CSM notified
CPOF operator zooms in on incident, displays only the applicable overlays, and checks Blue Force Tracker Text messages from COs and/or BDE
Surgeon Cell – Stands by to assist subordinate units and TF Staff as needed.
Chaplain (positions as close to deceased as possible) S1
S4 (conducts mortuary affairs SOP, alerts BSB mortuary affairs team)
SJA prepared to settle claims
TF Safety Officer conducts interviews
S2 collects facts and conducts pattern analysis
Alert all CO CPs if upgrade FPCON is necessary
Use TF LNO to notify BDE TOC and PAO – LNO also requests DIV Combat Stress Teams
TF PAO prepares statements
LNO collects information/details of incident
THT investigates motives for attack
2. Unit notifies TF TOC
3. Battle Captain/NCO begins notification procedures. Submits SALUTE report within 30 minutes.
4. Unit evacuates wounded and/or deceased IAW unit SOP. Continues actions on contact until threat is eliminated
5. Unit conducts intelligence debrief with unit S2. Unit S2 submits results to TF S2
3b. If unit requests MEDEVAC, see CARD 8
6. Unit submits all casualty feeder and witness cards to TF. Unit Submits follow-up report Story Board to TF, TF submits Story Board to BDE
3c. If unit requests TF Reserve, Notify TF CDR

6. BATTLE DRILL 05: WIA of a Coalition Soldier/Coalition Civilian
One or more of the following are wounded
1. US / Coalition Soldier
2. DOD Civilian
FLASH TRAFFIC!
1. Unit conducts immediate first aid.
3a. Staff Action Checklist
S3 / TF CDR / XO / CSM notified
CPOF operator zooms in on incident, displays only the applicable overlays, and checks Blue Force Tracker Text messages from COs and/or BDE
Surgeon Cell - Alerts CSH / DIV SURG office for possibility of US, Non-US casualties; determines / verifies extent of injuries from unit reports; tracks casualties thru evac chain; provides status updates to BTL CPT, TF CDR and subordinate units as required
Chaplain (positions as close to WIAs as possible)
S1 (executes CARD 58 if necessary and personnel actions SOP)
S4 (conducts mortuary affairs SOP, alerts BSB mortuary affairs team)
SJA prepared to settle claims
TF Safety Officer conducts interviews
S2 collects facts and conducts pattern analysis
Alert all CO CPs if upgrade FPCON is necessary
Use TF LNO to notify BDE TOC and PAO – LNO also requests DIV Combat Stress Teams
TF PAO prepares statements
LNO collects information/details of incident
THT deployed to investigate motives for attack
2a. SALTA report to TF TOC:
S: Size
(1) Name, rank, SSN, unit, and nationality of injured/deceased?
A: Activity
(1) What activity was the individual(s) involved in? What happened?
(2) Was it attempted suicide?
(3) What was the cause of injury/death?
(4) What conditions surrounded the injury/death?
L: Location (8-digit grid)
(1) Where did the incident occur?
(2) Where is the injured/deceased individual?
T: Time. When did the injury/death occur?
A: Actions:
(1) Actions taken by unit/agency.
(2) Assets/support needed from TF?
2. Unit notifies TF TOC
3. Battle Captain/NCO begins notification procedures. Submits SALUTE report within 30 minutes. If victim is a soldier, issues verbal order to all commanders to control all communications to the rear (rear detachment officially notifies family)
4. If victim is a US/coalition soldier, a US/coalition civilian, then the unit evacuates casualties and/or remains IAW unit SOP.
5. Unit submits all casualty feeder and witness cards to TF. Unit Submits follow-up report Story Board to TF, TF submits Story Board to BDE
3b. If unit requests MEDEVAC, see CARD 8

7. BATTLE DRILL 06: KIA of a Coalition Soldier / Coalition Civilian
One or more of the following are killed
1. US / Coalition Soldier
2. DOD Civilian / coalition civilian
3. Any civilian Iraqi wounded by US forces
FLASH TRAFFIC!
1. Unit conducts immediate first aid and react to contact drills
3a. Staff Action Checklist
S3 / TF CDR / XO / CSM notified
CPOF operator zooms in on incident, displays only the applicable overlays, and checks Blue Force Tracker Text messages from TFs and/or BDE
Surgeon Cell – Stands by to assist subordinate units and BDE / BN Staff as needed.
Chaplain (positions a Chaplain as close to deceased as possible)
S1 (executes CARD 58 and personnel actions SOP)
S4 (conducts mortuary affairs SOP, alerts BSB mortuary affairs team)
S6 cuts NIPR locally, instructs COs to do same
CJA prepared to settle claims, investigation support as required.
TF Safety Officer conducts interviews
S2 collects facts and conducts pattern analysis
Alert all Co CPs if upgrade FPCON is necessary
Use TFLNO to notify BDE TOC and PAO – LNO also requests DIV Combat Stress Teams
TF PAO prepares press release if necessary
LNO collects information/details of incident
THT deployed to investigate motives for attack
2a. SPOT report to TF TOC:
S: Size
(1) Name, rank, SSN, unit, and nationality of deceased?
A: Activity
(1) What activity was the individual(s) involved in? What happened?
(2) What was the cause of death?
(3) What conditions surrounded the death? Is the unit in pursuit of suspects?
L: Location (8-digit grid)
(1) Where did the incident occur?
(2) Where is the deceased individual?
T: Time. When did the death occur?
A: Actions:
(1) Actions taken by unit/agency.
(2) Assets/support needed from TF?
(3) Did the unit return fire? If so, are there enemy WIA/KIA? What is the BDA?
2. Unit notifies TFTOC
3. Battle Captain/NCO begins notification procedures. Submits SALUTE report within 30 minutes. If victim is a soldier, issues verbal order to all commanders to control all communications to the rear (rear detachment officially notifies family)
4. Unit evacuates deceased IAW unit SOP. Continues actions on contact until threat is eliminated
5. Unit conducts intelligence debrief with unit S2. Unit S2 submits results to TF S2
3b. If unit requests MEDEVAC, see CARD 8
6. Unit submits all casualty feeder and witness cards to TF. Unit Submits follow-up report Story Board to TF, TF submits Story Board to BDE

8. BATTLE DRILL 07: Host Nation Forces Wounded/Killed
One or more of the following are killed
1. HN Military or Police
1. Unit conducts immediate first aid. Treat victims using HN medical assets, not coalition medical assets. Unit should only request TF medical assets when all civilian assets have been exhausted.
2a. MITT sends SPOT report to TF TOC:
S: Size
(1) Name, rank, SSN, unit, and nationality of deceased?
A: Activity
(1) What activity was the individual(s) involved in? What happened?
(2) What was the cause of death?
(3) What conditions surrounded the death?
(4) Is the unit in pursuit of suspects?
(5) Were the deceased on a fixed-site security mission or other security mission?
L: Location (8-digit grid)
(1) Where did the incident occur?
(2) Where is the deceased individual?
T: Time. When did the death occur?
A: Actions:
(1) Actions taken by unit/agency.
(2) Assets/support needed from TF?
(3) If the deceased were on a security mission, are TF assets now required to assume the security mission?
3a. Staff Action Checklist
S3 / BCT CDR / XO / CSM notified
Mitt zooms in on incident, displays only the applicable overlays, and checks Blue Force Tracker Text messages from TFs and/or DIV
Surgeon Cell - Stands by to assist subordinate units and BDE / BN Staff as needed.
CJA prepared to settle claims, assist in investigation initiation, as necessary
S2 collects facts and conducts pattern analysis
Alert all BN TOCs if upgrade FPCON is necessary
Use TF LNO to notify DIV DMAIN and PAO
TF PAO prepares press release if necessary
BN LNO collects information/details of incident
THT deployed to investigate motives for attack
2. Unit notifies TF TOC
3. Battle Captain/NCO begins notification procedures. Submits SALUTE report within 30 minutes.
4. Unit conducts intelligence debrief with unit S2. Unit S2 submits results to TF S2
3b. If unit requests MEDEVAC, see CARD 8
5. Unit Submits follow-up report Story Board to TF, TF submits Story Board to BDE

9. BATTLE DRILL 08: MEDEVAC of a Coalition Soldier/Coalition Civilian
TF TOC receives request for MEDEVAC.
Battle CPT:
Read 9-Line request to TOC, notify S3 / TF CDR / XO / CSM.
CPOF operator zooms in on incident, displays only the applicable overlays, and checks Blue Force Tracker Text for text messages from unit or BDE
Determine if TF assets can execute MEDEVAC internally, or request support from BDE.
DP: Mission approval authority for TF assets is TF CDR.
If unable to execute MEDEVAC with TF assets, request MEDEVAC from BDE using 9-line.
Submit follow-up reports and Story Board to BDE
Recommend FPCON upgrade, if necessary
BAE: Establish ACMs for airspace users, if required
Surgeon Cell: Provide immediate assistance to subordinate unit request; alert CSH / DIV SURG office for possibility of casualties; determines / verifies extent of injuries from unit reports; track casualties through evac chain; provide status updates to BTL CPT, TF CDR and subordinate units as required
Request DIV Combat Stress Teams
Chaplain: positions as close to deceased as possible
S1: execute BD 57 if needed and personnel actions SOP
S4: execute mortuary affairs SOP, alerts mortuary affairs team
SJA: prepare to settle claims
Safety Officer: conducts interviews
S2: submits GREEN 5A (flight weather report). Also collects facts and conducts pattern analysis
PAO: prepares statements
NOTE:
If victim is a local national, the unit must contact HNF to use local national transportation and facilities to evacuate and treat civilian. Unit should only request MEDEVAC for local national if HN facilities can not perform their mission, or the injuries are determined to be an urgent threat to life, limb or eyesight.

10. BATTLE DRILL 09: Mass Casualty (MASCAL)
Occurs when the number of casualties exceeds the available medical capability to rapidly treat and evacuate them.
FLASH TRAFFIC!
Casualties Sustained
3a. Staff Action Checklist
S3 / TF CDR / XO / CSM notified
CPOF operator zooms in on incident, displays only the applicable overlays, and checks Blue Force Tracker Text messages from COs and/or BDE
Surgeon Cell - Alerts CSH / DIV SURG office of MASCAL / requests immediate assistance of all available assets; determines / verifies extent of injuries from unit reports; tracks casualties thru evac chain; provides status updates to BTL CPT, TF CDR and subordinate units as required
Chaplain (positions as close to deceased as possible)
S1 (executes CARD 58 and personnel actions SOP)
S4 (conducts mortuary affairs SOP, alerts BSB mortuary affairs team)
SJA prepared to settle claims
TF Safety Officer conducts interviews
S2 collects facts and conducts pattern analysis
Alert all CO CPs if upgrade FPCON is necessary
Use LNO to notify BDE TOC and PAO – LNO also requests DIV Combat Stress Teams
TF PAO prepares statements
LNO collects information/details of incident
THT deployed to investigate motives for attack
2a. SPOT report to TF TOC
Size:
(1) Victims names, ranks, SSN,
(2) How many local nationals are injured?
Activity:
(1) What was the time of the incident.
(2) What caused the injuries.
(3) Do local national hospitals have enough resources to treat all civilian wounded?
(4) Are the HN forces notified? Are they capable of controlling the site and coordinating with local hospitals?
(5) What equipment was involved.
(6) What are the results of the units initial triage
Location:
(1) 8 digit grid of the incident
(2) of the injured personnel
Time incident occurred
Actions:
(1) Is triage complete
(2) Is area secure? (search for additional IEDs).
(3) Does unit need support from TF to assist with military casualties? If so, what personnel/equipment specifically?
(4) Does unit need support from TF to assist with civilian casualties?
(5) If necessary, is the link-up point established?
(6) If necessary, is LZ established for MEDEVAC? (search LZ for IED)
1. Unit conducts actions IAW unit SOP
2. CO CP reports to TF TOC
3. Battle Captain/NCO begins notification procedures. Submits SALUTE report within 30 minutes. Issues verbal order to all commanders to control all communications to the rear (rear detachment officially notifies family)
4. All units on FOB conduct 100% accountability check of equipment and personnel, request TF reserve if necessary. Unit evacuates casualties and/or remains IAW unit SOP.
5. Unit submits all casualty feeder and witness cards to TF. Unit Submits follow-up report Story Board to TF, TF submits Story Board to BDE
3b. If unit requests MEDEVAC, see CARD 8
4a. If BDE reserve requested, Notify CDR. Reserve CDR will collocate with TF TAC

11. BATTLE DRILL 10: Counter Fire ANNOUNCE COUNTERFIRE TO TOC
RADAR AQUISITION
TF FSE confirms grid location
FLASH TRAFFIC!
Continue to monitor
Does it make sense?
Continue to monitor,
Notifie BTL CPT NO
YES
SECONDARY SOURCE?
IDF AVAILABLE? NO
YES
ANNOUNCE COUNTERFIRE TO TOC
SIMULTANEOUS ACTIONS
TF FSE
Sends mission to Bulldog (Do NOT load) FM&DIGITAL
TF FSE
Clears airspace thru ATC ( ). GETS MAX ORD
TF FSE
Conducts CDE 500m on Falcon View, starts stopwatch
BTL CPT
Clears POO for ground units
ALO clears CAS GETS MAX ORD FROM FSE
BAE clears Shadow/AWT
EACH SECTION ANNOUNCES CLEAR/NOT CLEAR
BTL CPT verifies Counterfire checklist
IS COLLATERAL CLEAR?
BTL CPT considers:
Air / Rotary / QRF NO
YES
TF FSE directs guns: cancel do not load, fire when ready
Stop stopwatch on 1st shot, on rounds complete give EOM

12. BATTLE DRILL 11: Clearance of Fires
FIRE MISSION
REPORTING ORDER FOR CLEARANCE OF FIRES
DRILL
1. Fire support NCOIC in TOC announces “FIRE MISSION!”
All personnel in TOC respond with “FIRE MISSION!”
2. Fire support NCOIC in TOC announces grid twice, and disseminates digitally on CPOF Chat.
S-2
BTL CPT
ALO
BAE/ADAM
FORCE PRO
S-4
S-1
JAGO CA PO
EWO
FIRES
S3 or XO
3. Battle Captain/NCO repeats grid while every section in the TOC checks the grid and verifies their units are clear of the area digital or voice.
4. After seconds, fire support NCOIC conducts a roll call, with each TOC section responding “CLEAR!” or “NOT CLEAR!”
5. Once all sections are clear, fire support NCO receives permission from XO/S3 to grant clearance to requesting unit.
6. When permission is granted, fire support NCO informs firing unit that area is clear for fires.

13. BATTLE DRILL 12: Immediate Close Air Support
Tgt detected by unit
5a. Staff Action Checklist
30 Min prior to aircraft check-in w/JTAC
ALO: Initiates drill, verifies deconfliction plan, alert JTACs in field
XO/S3: Tactical risk assessment, verify friendly locations
S2: Verify enemy SALUTE
FSO: Alert SEAD/marking battery, alert observers
ADO: Inform AD assets of inbound friendly air
15 Min prior to aircraft check-in w/JTAC
ALO: Brief aircraft/ordnance and deconfliction plan
XO/S3: Approve/Disapprove mission based on risk assessment
S2: Brief SALUTE
FSO: Report loc of SEAD/marking battery and status of observers
ADO: Report ADA status
Aircraft checking in w/JTAC
ALO: Verify aircraft/ordnance, timing, deconfliction plan
XO/S3: Monitor mission
S2: Continue to monitor enemy
FSO: Activate ACA plan, coordinate TOT/TTT
ADO: Disseminate “White Hold”
1. ALO recommends/advises on suitability, Ground Unit Commander decides to request CAS
2a. ALO’s ASR to ASOC:
Priority
Target
(1) Type/Number
(2) Location
(3) Time
(4) Desired Result/Ordnance
Controller Info
Contact Point
2. ALO passes Air Strike Request to Air Support Operations Center
3. ASOC gets approval from senior ground commander (Army makes approval decision)
4. FSO/ALO/RAVN make airspace deconfliction plan
5. Aircraft sent by CRC to contact point, Aircraft contact JTAC/FAC(A)
6a. Staff Action Checklist
ALO: Collect/disseminate BDA
XO/S3: Asses mission effectiveness/next course of action
S2: Collect/process BDA/PIREPS
FSO: Deactivate ACAs, terminate SEAD/marking missions
ADO: Inform AD friendly air off-station, adjust ADA status
Source for this information is: JOINT PUB (3Sep03)
Joint Tactics, Techniques, and procedures for close air support
6. JTAC/FAC(A) controls CAS, staff runs post-attack analysis

14. BATTLE DRILL 13: Downed Aircraft
FSC / ALO: Request CAS, if required
BAE: Inform CAB and establish ACMs for airspace users, if required
PAO: Prepare statements
TF TOC receives report of downed aircraft
Battle CPT/NCO:
Make announcement to TOC (include location of personnel AND aircraft, if different), notify S3 / TF CDR / XO / CSM.
CPOF operator zooms in on incident, displays only the applicable overlays, and checks Blue Force Tracker Text for text messages from unit or BDE
Decide how to deploy security force. (Factors to consider: Threat, Weather, Proximity of ground forces, availability / suitability of HLZ)
- COA 1: Task a subordinate unit to move to and secure personnel then aircraft; request BDE Attack Air QRF to support
- COA 2: Launch TF QRF with BDE Attack Air QRF to support
- COA 3: Request BDE air and ground QRF
Submit follow-up reports and Story Board to BDE
Critical Tasks:
Locate personnel (if unable to locate, notify BDE RCC; BPT support BDECSAR)
Secure personnel until relieved by BDE.
Secure aircraft until relieved by BDE.
NOTE:
Once personnel and aircraft are secure, battle drill is over. BPT support follow-up operations as a deliberate action as directed by BDE.

15. FLASH TRAFFIC! BATTLE DRILL 14: Lost or Downed UAV
Shadow or RAVEN UAV is confirmed lost or downed
2a. Staff Action Checklist
S3 notified
RTO broadcast information to all airspace users every 5 minutes until control is regained or until 30 minutes past battery life / fuel remaining time
BAE transmits flash traffic to G3 AVN and AVN BDE informing all info in SPOT report
ALO notifies CAOC of all info in SPOT report
BTL CPT notifies QRF to assume REDCON 1
BAE begins MDMP for UAV recovery
S2 begins MDMP for UAV recovery
FSO begins MDMP for UAV recovery
ALO begins MDMP for UAV recovery
TF Safety Officer prepares to initiate accident investigation
TUAV rep continues to provide updates on status
1a. SPOT report to TF TOC:
S: Size
(1) Type of UAV (RAVEN / SHADOW)
L: Location (if lost)
(1) Last known position (8 digit grid)
(2) Last known heading
(3) Last known Airspeed
(4) Last known Altitude
(5) Last known Battery Life / fuel
remaining (minutes)
L: Location (if downed): 8 Digit Grid
T: Time (if lost): When did loss of control occur?
T: Time (if downed): Time downed.
A: Actions:
(1) Actions taken by unit.
(2) Assets / support needed from TF?
1. Unit notifies TF TOC
SHADOW
2. Determine if FULL or HASTY recovery is to be used.
3. BTL CPT alerts TF staff to begin abbreviated MDMP and COA analysis for Shadow recovery if not already initiated.
RAVEN
4. TF staff briefs CDR on COA.
5B. HASTY Recovery
Alert Nearest available unit
Issue FRAGO and initiate movement to crash site
Secure and photograph crash site
Recover as much of the Air Vehicle as possible
Return Air Vehicle all pieces, site photos, and any other information to 3d BCT, TUAV PLT.
5A. FULL Recovery
Link TUAV Recovery Team with QRF
Issue FRAGO and initiate movement
Recover Air Vehicle and Return
3. Reporting CO:
a. Initiate internal UAV
recovery SOP.
b. Inform TF of any required products to assist in recovery opns.
c. Continue to make SPOT reports to TF until recovery is affected.
BAE continues to make
situational reports to G3
AVN and AVN BDE until
control is regained
CAUTION: TOXIC SMOKE – Do not attempt to put out Air Vehicle if on fire; maintain at least 100m from smoke/fire and allow to burn out

16. BATTLE DRILL 15: Death of Coalition Soldier / Coalition Civilian (Non-Hostile Action)
One or more of the following are killed
1. US / Coalition Soldier
2. DOD Civilian / coalition civilian
3. Any HN civilian wounded by US forces
FLASH TRAFFIC!
1. Unit conducts immediate first aid
3a. Staff Action Checklist
S3 / TF CDR / XO / CSM notified
CPOF/ BFT operator zooms in on incident, displays only the applicable overlays, and checks Blue Force Tracker Text messages from COs and/or BDE
BAE gives G3 AVN HERO mission WARNO
Surgeon Cell - Stands by to assist subordinate units and TF Staff as needed.
Chaplain (positions a Chaplain as close to deceased as possible)
S1 (executes CARD 58 and personnel actions SOP)
S4 (conducts mortuary affairs SOP, alerts BSB mortuary affairs team)
CJA prepared to settle claims assist in appointing investigating officer, as necessary
TF Safety Officer conducts interviews, initiates accident investigation
S2 collects facts and conducts pattern analysis
Alert all CO CPs if upgrade FPCON is necessary
Use TF LNO to notify BDE TOC and PAO – LNO also requests DIV Combat Stress Teams
TF PAO prepares press release if necessary
S6 shuts off NIPR until notification of NOK
XO conducts rear detachment notification
Receive TF CDR approval for remains to leave FOB
BAE contacts G3 AVN for execution of HERO
2a. SPOT report to TF TOC:
S: Size
(1) Name, rank, SSN, unit, and nationality of deceased?
A: Activity
(1) What activity was the individual(s) involved in? What happened?
(2) What was the cause of death?
(3) What conditions surrounded the death? Is the unit in pursuit of suspects?
(4) Was it suicide?
L: Location (8-digit grid)
(1) Where did the incident occur?
(2) Where is the deceased individual?
T: Time. When did the death occur?
A: Actions:
(1) Actions taken by unit/agency.
(2) Assets/support needed from TF?
2. Unit notifies TF TOC
3. Battle Captain/NCO begins notification procedures. Submits SALUTE report within 30 minutes. If victim is a soldier, issues verbal order to all commanders to control all communications to the rear (rear detachment officially notifies family)
4. MEDEVAC by ground or air to FOB.
If death is cause by self inflected gunshot wound an SIR needs to be reported to BDE.
5. Unit conducts intelligence debrief with unit S2. Unit S2 submits results to TF S2
6. Unit submits all casualty feeder and witness cards to TF. Unit Submits follow-up report Story Board to TF, TF submits Story Board to BDE. TF CDR or XO notified when Rear-D and NOK notification is complete.

17. BATTLE DRILL 16: Vehicle Accident
1a. IMMEDIATE ACTIONS BY UNIT
(1) Establish FP measures
-Secure local area
-Assess the situation
(2) If injuries involved, begin first aid, submit 9-line MEDEVAC request (see ‘MEDEVAC Drill’)
(3) Gather information on personnel and vehicles involved and draw sketch of accident (digital photos)
(4) Establish TCPs to control traffic in the area
(5) Conduct recovery of vehicles and equipment
(6) Monitor which hospitals injured personnel are sent and patient status
(7) Notify Higher HQs
(8) Take digital photos of accident
1. Unit involved secures site
2. CO CP reports to TF
3a. Notification Tree:
(1) S3
(2) Surgeon Cell (if injury)
(5) S4
(6) S5
(7) SJA
(8) BCT Safety Officer
(9) BDE TOC
(10) TF Rear D (if injured)
3. Battle Captain/NCO begins notification of appropriate personnel:
2a. SALUTE REPORT to TF TOC:
S: Size
(1) Size of the accident, # of vehicles by type involved
(2) How many injured? What are the injuries?
(3) Obtain name, rank, SSN, DOB, nationality, address, and position in vehicle of all personnel involved
(4) Obtain vehicle information on all involved
A: Activity
(1) What was the cause of the accident
(2) Damage to vehicles
L: Location
(1) Location of the accident (8 Digit Grid)
T: Time
(1) Time the accident occurred?
A: Actions:
(1) Actions taken by unit.
(2) Assets/support needed from TF or BDE
4. Safety Officer move to scene of accident to conduct investigations
3a. If unit requests MEDEVAC, see CARD 8
5. Unit and Safety Officer submit closure reports and Story Board
6. Battle Captain/NCO or Battle NCOIC closes out the incident once all casualties are returned from hospital and vehicles are recovered. Submits Story Board to BDE

18. BATTLE DRILL 17: UXO/IED/Mine(s) Discovered
Soldier identifies a UXO, IED, or mine
1a. Immediate actions by unit (5 Cs):
(1) Confirm
(2) Call
(3) Clear
(4) Cordon
(5) Control
1. Unit secures site
2. Unit reports to TF
2a. UXO/IED/Mine 9-Line Report to TF TOC:
(1) DTG Discovered.
(2) Reporting unit and location (8-digit grid).
(3) Contact method. Unit’s FM freq, C/S, and telephone number. POC name.
(4) Type of munition.
(a) Dropped, Projected, Placed or Thrown
(b) What type of munition?
(c) Color
(d) Size
(e) Markings
(5) NBC contamination?
(6) Resources threatened?
(7) Impact on mission. Will the location of the mine/UXO affect the unit’s mission within the next 72 hours.
(8) Actions taken by unit.
(9) Recommend priority (Immediate, Indirect, Minor, None)
3. Battle Captain/NCO begins notification procedures, submits SALUTE report within 30 minutes
3a. Notification Tree:
(1) S3 / XO / S4 / EOD
(2) ABE
(3) S2 Ops
(4) S5
3b. Products & Considerations:
(1) FRAGO to EOD
(2) Alert to unit
(3) Security for EOD movement
5. Unit Submits follow-up report Story Board to TF, TF submits Story Board to BDE

19. BATTLE DRILL 18: Weapons Cache Discovered Discovery of Weapons Cache
1a. Immediate actions by unit:
(1) 5 Cs(FM5-25): Confirm, Call, Clear, Cordon, Control . THIS IS A PRIME LOCATION FOR MINES, IEDs OR BOOBY TRAPS!!
(2) Deploy engineers to conduct assessment on cache -- obtain as much information as possible:
(a) inventory of number of weapons / amount of ammo
(b) description of items found (digital photos)
(c) number of civilians / vehicular traffic in the area
(3) Unit conduct an assessment:
(a) Are there weapons / ammo that can be confiscated for ISF/IPS use?
(b) Is the cache exploitable if left in place?
(c) If not, then destroy in place (if safe to do so)
(d) If not safe, or if cache is too large, coordinate transportation assets to move munitions to a ASP1 or 2. Unit must secure site until completely destroyed or moved. Unit can use ICDC/IPS to secure site, but must inventory munitions before and after hand over.
UNIT REQUESTS EOD SUPPORT ONLY IF TF ENGINEERS CAN NOT IDENTIFY THE MUNITIONS OR THE MUNITIONS ARE TOO COMPLEX. If EOD is necessary, the unit must secure the site until EOD can respond.
1. Unit secures site
2. Unit reports to TFTOC
3a. Notification Tree:
(1) S3 / XO / S4
(2) S2 / IO / PAO
(3) S5
(4) ABE
(5) Civil Affairs
3. Battle Captain/NCO begins notification procedures, submits SALUTE report within 30 minutes
4. Close-out reports from unit
1) Story Board
2) Detailed inventory of items seized
3) Number of detainees (if any)
4) Local civilian reactions and level of HN forces support
2a. SPOT report to TF TOC:
S: How many weapons / ammo by type is located at the cache?
A: Activity
(1) Movement in AO connected to the cache site
(2) Description of items in cache
L: Location of cache (8 digit grid)
T: Time found, estimated time the cache has existed
A: Actions taken by unit?
5. TF submits Story Board to BDE

20. BATTLE DRILL 19: Fratricide
One or more of the following are killed or injured by friendly fire
1. US / Coalition Soldier
2. DOD Civilian / coalition civilian
FLASH TRAFFIC!
3a. Staff Action Checklist
S3 / TF CDR / XO / CSM notified
CPOF/ BFT operator zooms in on incident, displays only the applicable overlays, and checks CPOF Text messages from COs and/or BDE
Surgeon Cell - Alerts CSH / DIV SURG office for possibility of US, Non-US casualties; determines / verifies extent of injuries from unit reports; tracks casualties thru evac chain; provides status updates to BTL CPT, TF CDR and subordinate units as required
Chaplain (positions as close to deceased as possible)
S1 (executes personnel actions SOP)
S4 (conducts mortuary affairs SOP, alerts BSB mortuary affairs team)
S6 cuts NIPR locally, instructs COs to do same
CJA: DIV appoints Assist investigating officer, as necessary.
TF Safety Officer conducts interviews, initiates safety investigation
S2 collects facts and conducts pattern analysis
Alert all CO CPs if upgrade FPCON is necessary
Use TF LNO to notify BDE TOC and PAO – LNO also requests DIV Combat Stress Teams
TF PAO prepares press release if necessary
BN LNO collects information/details of incident
JCC/ IA notified if required
TF CDR / XO notifies Rear-D CDR
1. Unit conducts immediate first aid
2a. SPOT report to TF TOC:
S: Size
(1) Name, rank, SSN, unit, and nationality of deceased?
A: Activity
(1) What activity was the individual(s) involved in? What happened?
(2) What was the cause of death?
(3) What conditions surrounded the death? Is the unit in pursuit of suspects?
(4) Was it suicide?
L: Location (8-digit grid)
(1) Where did the incident occur?
(2) Where is the deceased individual?
T: Time. When did the death occur?
A: Actions:
(1) Actions taken by unit/agency.
(2) Assets/support needed from TF?
3a. NOTIFICATION TREE:
1. S3 / BDE CDR / XO / CSM
2. BDE Surgeon--responsible for tracking civilian deceased
3. Chaplain (positions as close to deceased as possible)
4. S1 (conducts SOP CARD 58 and personnel actions SOP)
5. S4 (conducts mortuary affairs SOP, alerts 299FSB mortuary affairs team)
6. SJA prepared to settle claims
7. TF Safety Officer conducts interviews
8. S2 collects facts and conducts pattern analysis
9. Alert all BN TOCs if upgrade FPCON is necessary
10. Notify DIV DMAIN and PAO
11. TF PAO prepares statements
2. Unit notifies TF TOC
3. Battle Captain/NCO begins notification procedures. Submits SALUTE report and “Suspected Friendly Fire” report within 30 minutes.
If victim is a Soldier, issues verbal order to all commanders to control all communications to the rear (rear detachment officially notifies family)
4. Unit MEDEVACs Injured personnel as required. Unit evacuates deceased IAW unit SOP.
5. SJA coordinates 15-6 investigation.
3b. If unit requests MEDEVAC, see CARD 52
6. Unit submits all casualty feeder and witness cards to TF. Unit Submits follow-up report Story Board to TF, TF submits Story Board to BDE

21. BATTLE DRILL 20: Missing / Isolated Personnel (POW/MIA/AWOL, CF, Press, NGO)
Receive report of missing / Isolated Personnel
RELATED BATTLE DRILLS:
6: KIA of coalition soldier/civilian
8: MEDEVAC
NOTIFICATION PROCEDURES/ACTIONS:
(1) S3 / TF CDR / XO / CSM
(2) DMAIN
(3) Subordinate COs: Accountability (personnel and sensitive items)
(4) Aircraft in TF AO
(5) ID and Task recovery force / TF Reserve
(5) S2: Check Security Clearance Type
(6) Surgeon Cell
(7) PAO: Prepare press release
(8) S1: Obtain ISOPREP to aid in ID/Recovery
(9) BAE
a. Transmit SARIR if not already
submitted by reporting unit
b. Notify Division RCC if assistance
needed.
c. Coordinate for air assets if
needed
Task all subordinate battalions to obtain immediate accountability of all military and civilian personnel No
Is unit of assignment known?
Yes
Is Exact Location Known? No
If approximate location known does METT-TC allow a search?
Yes
Does METT-TC allow BCT assets to recover IP?
Yes
Yes No
Attempt to establish communications with IP and coordinate / provide support as required
Task search force and task / request other assets (UAV / Aviation / CAS)
SALUTE REPORT to BCT TOC:
S: Size: How many soldiers missing and from what unit?
A: Activity
(1) Who is first line supervisor and where/when was soldier last seen?
(2) What were other individuals in area doing before, during, and after unit discovered the soldier was missing?
(3) Was any threat activity in the area that may be responsible for the disappearance?
L: Location soldier was last seen
T: Time soldier was discovered missing
A: Actions taken by unit No
Notify BDE RCC, request assistance, and monitor / develop the situation
Unit in AO establish cordon of AO
Does search force find IP?
Recovery force recovers IP, provides immediate medical support and coordinates aerial or ground MEDEVAC as required
Yes No
Continue search / request assistance
TF coordinates / conducts initial re-integration tasks and coordinates evacuation to other re-integration locations as required
IP recovered to unit / medical facility
Submit SARSIT to RCC (format in BDE PR SOP)

22. BATTLE DRILL 21: Demonstration, Pilgrimage, or Riot
Demonstration or pilgrimage
1. Unit encounters a crowd that threatens the safe and secure environment
1a. Immediate actions by unit:
1) Secure area, prevent further people from joining crowd
2) Determine size and intent of the crowd.
3) Determine if crowd was authorized by HN forces
4) Notify TF TOC of situation
5) Identify leader(s) of crowd
6) Photograph leaders
7) Have HN forces instruct leaders to disperse crowd peacefully
8) Identify if there is a need for route closures
3a. Notification Tree:
(1) S3
(2) S2
(3) Alert all CO CPs if upgrade FPCON is necessary
(4) S5
2. CO CP reports to TF TOC
3. Battle Captain/NCO begins notification procedures, submits SALUTE report within 30 minutes
5. Battle Captain/NCO actions:
(1) Notify BDE
(2) Request UAV support to monitor pilgrimage
(3)HN forces notified and involved with route security, if required
(4) Identify which unit will cordon the pilgrimage's final destination, if required
(5) Deploy PSYOPS team
(6) Unit Submits follow-up report Story Board to TF, TF submits Story Board to BDE
2a. SPOT report to TF TOC:
S: Size
(1) Size of the crowd
(2) Make up of the crowd
A: Activity
(1) Why are they demonstrating
(2) Are they peaceful or violent
(3) What are they shouting
(4) Any Weapons visible
L: Location (8 digit grid)?
T: Time
A: Actions:
(1) Actions taken by unit.
(2) Assets/support needed from Higher?
(3) Do actions include entering a mosque? NO
4. If crowd is along MSR/ASR, does the TF recommend closing the RTE?
YES
6. Battle Captain/NCO actions:
(1) Request route closure from BDE (if not approved, move to STEP 5
(2) Request UAV support to monitor pilgrimage
(3) Coordinate with BDE to establish TCPs and close route
(4) HNF notified and involved with route security
(5) Identify which unit will cordon the pilgrimage's final destination, if necessary
(6) Coordinates with BDE to close TCPs and reopen route
(7) Unit Submits follow-up report Story Board to TF, TF submits Story Board to BDE

23. BATTLE DRILL 22: Human Remains or Mass Gravesite Discovered
1a. Immediate actions by unit:
(1) Unit secures site – use HN forces to assist and notify local hospital
(2) Unit does not touch, allow anyone to touch the bodies or any evidence on site.
(3) Obtain as much information as possible about the victim:
(a) age
(b) gender
(c) names
(d) ethnic background of victims
(e) possible cause of death
(f) possible time of death
(g) description of the site
(h) source of the initial report
(4) Unit reports to higher.
(5) Unit notifies CID if it is an accident or US/Coalition soldier or civilian employee.
(6) Take digital photos of the site if it is an atrocity site or mass grave. DO NOT take photos of human remains if US/Coalition soldier or civilian employee.
Discovery of Human Remains
1. Unit secures site
2. Unit reports to TF TOC (within 30 min of discovery)
3. Battle Captain/NCO begins notification procedures, submits SALUTE report within 30 minutes.
2a. SPOT report to TF TOC:
S: How many bodies?
A: Activity
(1) Atrocity site or mass grave?
(2) Murder victim?
(3) Operationally related (due to military action)?
(4) Accidental (car accident, mine related)?
(5) American?
(6) Coalition?
(7) Unknown circumstances?
(8) What else was found at the scene?
(9) Is media present at the site?
L: Location of human remains (8 digit grid)
T: Time
(1) Time the human remains were discovered?
(2) Approximate time of death (if known)?
A: Actions taken by unit.
3a. Immediately Notify:
(1) S3 / TF CDR / XO
(2) S5 (notify RED CROSS)
(3) DIV CID
(4) PSYOP / IO
(5) S4
(6) BSB Mortuary affairs
(7) CJA
(8) PAO
5. Unit Submits follow-up report Story Board to TF, TF submits Story Board to BDE

24. BATTLE DRILL 23: Power Outage in Town
Power outage reported
1. Unit conducts immediate actions and sends report to TF
1a. Immediate actions by unit: (1) Contact local power facility supervisor
(2) Determine source of power failure
(3) Report to TF TOC
(4) If power can not be restored immediately, request assistance from TF
2. Notify BSB Minister of public works and CA to determine the best method to restore power if the power facility can not repair itself.
2a. SPOT report to TF TOC:
S: Size
(1) How large is the physical area effected by the power loss
(2) Size of population effected
A: Activity
(1) What was the cause of the power outage?
L: Location
(1) What areas are effected—rural and urban.
T: Time.
(1) What time did the power go out?
(2) How many times has this happened in the last days?
(3) Once the power is restored, determine the total time the power was out.
A: Actions taken by unit.
(1) Assist local power plant supervisor to repair
(2) Determine cause of failure
3. Battle Captain/NCO begins notification procedures, submits SALUTE report within 30 minutes
3a. Immediately Notify:
(1) S3 / TF CDR / XO / CSM
(2) BDE TOC
(3) PSYOP / IO
(4) CA
(5) ABE submits PURPLE 3 report to DIVENG
(6) S2
4. BSB requests assets from local nationals and/or DIVENG to fix power loss and coordinates link up with unit in sector
5. Once power is restored, unit submits follow-up report Story Board to TF, TF submits Story Board to BDE

25. BATTLE DRILL 24: FOB Security Breach
Breach of FOB Security
1a. Immediate actions by unit:
1) Secure immediate area.
2) Notify SOG or Unit HQ
3) Unit attempts to repair breach site
1. Guard or individual witnesses observes signs of a breach in security at a base camp (engage and alarm is first priority)
FLASH TRAFFIC!
2a. SPOT report to TF TOC:
S: Size
(1) Size of suspected element inside the camp?
(2) Have you apprehended any individual(s)?
A: Activity
(1) How did the individual(s) breach?
- Forced entry through base camp gate or
wire?
- Infiltrated by hiding on a vehicle?
- Use of a fake ID card?
- Assistance of a FOB?
(2) What MEDEVAC are in immediate vicinity?
L: Location (8-digit grid)
(1) Location of breach?
(2) Location of apprehension of individual(s)?
T: Time
A: Actions:
(1) Actions taken by unit.
(2) Digital pictures of breach site taken by unit.
(3) Assets/support needed from TF?
3a. Notification Tree:
(1) S3 / TF CDR / XO / CSM
(2) S2
Alert all CO CPs if FPCON change is necessary
BDE TOC
2. FOB increases FPCON; tenant units go to 100% manning on perimeter.
3. Battle Captain/NCO begins notification procedures. Submits SALUTE report within 30 minutes.
3b. If unit requests MEDEVAC, see CARD 8
4. All units on FOB conduct 100% accountability check of equipment and personnel, request TF reserve if necessary.
4a. If TF reserve requested, Notify CDR
5. Unit submits follow-up report Story Board to TF, TF submits Story Board to BDE

26. BATTLE DRILL 25: Detainee
Unit detains
individual
1. Unit conducts immediate actions and sends report to TF
1a. Immediate actions by unit:: (1) Secure (Flex-cuff; cover eyes (no hoods); ear muffs
(2) Silence (Gag only as necessary)
(3) Segregate
(4) Safeguard
(5) Speed (to TF D-Cell)
(6) Tag
2. Place detainee in unit Detainment Facility (D-Cell) holding area until assets are available to transport detainee to Internment Facility
3a. Immediately Notify: S3
PMO
(2) CJA
(4) S2X
2a. SPOT report to TF TOC:
S: Size
(1) How many Detainees?
A: Activity
(1) What were the circumstances surrounding the detention?
L: Location
(1) Where was the detainee captured?
T: Time.
- Time detainee was captured?
A: Actions taken by unit.
3. Battle Captain/NCO begins notification procedures, submits SALUTE report within 30 minutes
4. Unit delivers soldier to Detainee Facility; MPs processes detainee and prepare to pass the detainee to S2X Internment Facility Interrogation Team
5. Once Unit Submits follow-up report Story Board to TF, TF submits Story Board to BDE

27. BATTLE DRILL 26: Detainee Death Unit informs TF of detainee’s death
FLASH TRAFFIC!
1. Battle Captain/NCO alerts notification tree and requests CID team through BDE TOC to deploy to location of death and conduct investigation
Killed by TF
1. Battle CPT notifies:
(1) TF CDR/S3/XO/CSM
(2) S2
(3) JAG
(4) BDE TOC
(5) PAO
(6) IO
(7) PMO
Natural Causes
2a. Unit HQs establishes a guard for the deceased and also guards soldier suspected of wrongfully killing the detainee
2b. Unit conducts a 15-6 Investigation
Unit 15-6 Investigation
3a. CID conducts investigation and reports findings to TF CDR—CDR determines outcome for suspect
3b. Unit coordinates with deceased’s family on where the remains will be sent
4. Unit coordinates with deceased’s family on where the remains will be sent

28. FLASH TRAFFIC! BATTLE DRILL 27: Killing of Civilian Violation of ROE
Unit informs TF of civilian’s death
1. Battle Captain/NCO alerts notification tree and requests CID team through BDE to deploy to location of death and conduct investigation
FLASH TRAFFIC!
Violation of ROE
(War Crime)
1. Battle CPT notifies:
(1) TF CDR/S3/XO/CSM
(2) S2
(3) JAG
(4) BDE
(5) PAO
(6) IO
IAW ROE
2a. Battle Captain/NCO reports LOW VIOLATION.
2b. Unit conducts a 15-6 Investigation
3a. Unit HQs establishes a guard for the deceased and also guards soldier suspected of wrongfully killing the civilian
Unit 15-6 Investigation
3b. Unit coordinates with deceased’s family on where the remains will be sent
4.CID conducts investigation and reports findings to TF CDR—CDR determines outcome for suspect
5. Unit coordinates with deceased’s family on where the remains will be sent
6. TF staff conducts analysis of the war crime’s effects and determines what action TF must take to mitigate the effects.

29. BATTLE DRILL 28: US Soldier Potential Crime Unit informs TF of crime
FLASH TRAFFIC!
1. Battle Captain/NCO alerts notification tree and requests CID team through BDE to deploy to location of the crime.
2. Unit HQs guards the physical area where the war crime occurred and also guards the suspect
1. Battle CPT notifies:
(1) TF CDR/S3/XO/CSM
(2) S2
(3) JAG
(4) BDE
(5) PAO
(6) IO
(7) PMO
War Crime
Felony
3a. Battle Captain/NCO reports LOW VIOLATION. CID conducts investigation and reports findings to TF CDR—CDR determines outcome for suspect (maybe)
3b. CID conducts investigation and reports findings to TF CDR—CDR determines outcome for suspect. SEE CARD 29.
4. TF staff conducts analysis of the war crime’s effects and determines what action TF must take to mitigate the effects.

30. FLASH TRAFFIC! BATTLE DRILL 29: US Soldier Felony Crime
Unit informs TF of felony crime
FLASH TRAFFIC!
1. Battle Captain/NCO alerts notification tree and requests CID team through BDE to deploy to location of crime
2. Unit HQs guards the physical area where the crime occurred and also guards the suspect
1. Battle CPT notifies:
(1) TF CDR/S3/XO/CSM
(2) S2
(3) JAG
(4) BDE
(5) PAO
(6) IO
CID conducts investigation and reports findings to TF CDR—CDR determines outcome for suspect

31. FLASH TRAFFIC! BATTLE DRILL 30: ROE Violation Reported
Unit informs TF of ROE violation
FLASH TRAFFIC!
1. Battle Captain/NCO alerts notification tree and requests CID team through BDE to deploy to location of violation. Reports LOW VIOLATION.
2. Unit HQs guards the physical area where the violation occurred, any personnel involved with the incident, and also guards the suspect
1. Battle CPT notifies:
(1) TF CDR/S3/XO/CSM
(2) S2
(3) JAG
(4) BDE
(5) PAO
(6) IO
3. CID conducts investigation and reports findings to TF CDR—CDR determines outcome for suspect

32. FLASH TRAFFIC! BATTLE DRILL 31: Stolen/Missing Sensitive Item
Unit missing sensitive item
1. Unit identifies item(s) are missing
FLASH TRAFFIC!
1a. Immediate actions by unit:: (1) Unit conducts local search to find missing items.
(2) Notify higher HQs.
(3) If on Base Camp
(a) Stop all non-mission-essential outgoing traffic
(b) Conduct Base Camp wide search
(c) Inspect all outgoing personnel
(4) If outside Base Camp:
(a) Secure area
(b) Conduct thorough search of area
2. Unit reports to TF (NLT 1Hr after identifying missing item)
3. Battle Captain/NCO begins notification procedures, submits SALUTE report and GREEN 2 within 30 minutes
3a. Immediately Notify:
(1) S3 / TF CDR / XO / CSM
2a. SPOT report to TF TOC:
S: Size
(1) How many (by type and serial #) sensitive
items are missing?
A: Activity
(1) Who (name, rank) lost the item
(2) What were the individuals doing before,
during, and after items were discovered
missing?
L: Location items were last seen
T: Time.
- Time item was discovered missing
A: Actions taken by unit.
-Conducting shake down, lock down,
inventories, etc.
4. Battle NCO initiates separate 1594 Log to track missing sensitive items actions
5. Unit Submits follow-up report Story Board to TF, TF submits Story Board to BDE

33. BATTLE DRILL 32: Negligent Discharge (ND) of Weapon
Soldier commits ND
FLASH TRAFFIC!
1a. IMMEDIATE ACTIONS BY UNIT: (1) Unit determines if ND resulted in any injuries
(2) Begins initial investigation
(3) Unit notifies TF TOC
1. Unit reports to TF
2a. Notification Tree
(1) Battle Captain/NCO
If injury resulted, then notify:
(1) S3 / BCT CDR
(2) Surgeon Cell
(3) S5 if civilian injury results
(4) SJA if civilian injury
results
2. Battle Captain/NCO notifies appropriate personnel
2a. SALUTE REPORT to TF TOC:
S: Size
(1) Weapon fired?
(2) # of rounds fired?
A: Activity
(1) Cause of the ND?
(2) What was the soldier doing prior to ND occurring?
L: Location (8-digit grid)
- Location of ND
T: Time
- Time of the ND
A: Actions taken by unit
3. Battle NCO logs incident in SIGACTs log
4. Unit submits Closure Report (SIR)

34. BATTLE DRILL 33: Weather watch/warning
Receive Weather Warning from TF S2
1a. IMMEDIATE ACTIONS BY ALL UNITS: (1) Units ensure message is disseminated to squad/section level within one hour.
(2) Units take appropriate actions to mitigate risk.
1. TF RTO immediately sends weather warning message to subordinate units.
2a. Immediately Notify:
(1) S3
(2) all unit LNOs
all staff agencies
S2 confirms weather watch/warning with DIV GREEN 5 report
2. Battle Captain/NCO notifies appropriate personnel:
3. Battle Captain/NCO/NCO annotates on SIGACTS; follows-up weather status.