123. REACT TO IED ATTACK Rehearse contact actions prior to departure
On detonation, react as if to ambush
Proceed to rally point to consolidate and reorganize
Forward SITREP to higher headquarters

124. BASIC “NO FRILLS” IED ATTACK
Median Strip
IED Placed on Shoulder
Convoy
Direction
of Traffic
Variation: IED Placed in the Median Strip

125. Artillery projectile buried on the side of the road

126. “BROKEN DOWN VEHICLE” IED ATTACK
Median Strip
Direction
of Traffic
IED
“Disabled” vehicle channels
convoy toward the IED

127. “FIENDISHLY CLEVER” IED ATTACK
Lead vehicle sees fake IED and stops. The convoy stops behind it. Real IEDs on flanks of stopped convoy are then command detonated
Direction
of Traffic
Easily seen
Fake IED
The Real IEDs Daisy Chained Together
Visible Wires
Median Strip
Median Strip
Median Strip

128. Multiple artillery projectiles placed on the side of the road.

129. CONDUCT CONSOLIDATION
ELO G
CONDUCT CONSOLIDATION
AND REORGANIZATION

130. MOVE FROM KILL ZONE TO RALLY POINT
Proceed to floating or fixed rally point, out of
contact with the enemy
Do not stop in a built-up area
Conduct consolidation and reorganization as quickly
as possible
Organize defensive formation at rally point

131. BOX FORMATION Task vehicles form a close formation
Control vehicles, A&L teams, and maintenance
inside the box
Gun trucks act as roving or stationary security
Road is kept clear for military traffic if possible;
civilian traffic is routed around the box
Facilitates control
Good defense against small arms fire
Vulnerable to air attack/indirect fire
Direction of
Traffic
Gun Truck
Task Vehicle
Control Vehicle

132. ARRIVAL AT RALLY POINT Dismount and establish perimeter security
Conduct sweep of the area
Collect ACE reports
Report to higher headquarters

133. EVALUATE CASUALTIES Begin treatment of wounded after exiting kill zone
Display the visual signal for casualties on board
Employ combat life savers (CLS)
Provide personnel and equipment to assist CLS
Provide security as required
Receive casualty assessment report from CLS
Determine need and priority for medical evacuation
Reestablish chain of command if required
Secure sensitive items/weapons/documents
Report casualty status to higher headquarters

134. REQUEST CASUALTY EVACUATION

135. MEDEVAC REQUEST Line 1: Location of pickup site
Line 2: Radio frequency, call sign, and suffix
Line 3: Number of patients by precedence
Line 4: Special equipment required
Line 5: Number of patients by type
Line 6: Security at the pickup site
Line 7: Method of marking pickup site
Line 8: Patient nationality and status
Line 9: NBC contamination information
Record gathered MEDEVAC information and transmit.

136. EVACUATE CASUALTIES
Establish security perimeter around landing zone (LZ)
Clear and mark LZ
Ensure all personnel are briefed on duties and safety
Ensure all casualties are evacuated quickly
Coordinate recovery and evacuation of KIAs IAW SOP
Consolidate and reorganize as needed to continue mission

137. BATTLE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT
VEHICLE RECOVERY AND
BATTLE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT
AND REPAIR (BDAR)
DRIVERS
Assess damage to disabled vehicles
Assess damage to cargo
Report damage to recovery team
Assist in vehicle recovery, cargo transload,
security, medical evacuation, and vehicle/cargo
destruction as ordered

138. VEHICLE RECOVERY AND BDAR
Recovery Team
Assess damage to disabled vehicles
Report status to the convoy commander
Conduct a hasty hook-up
Conduct complete hook-up once the vehicle
has cleared the contact area
Displace and link with the convoy at the rally point
Conduct field expedient repairs

139. VEHICLE RECOVERY AND BDAR
Convoy Commander
Receive assessment reports from recovery team
Contact higher HQ for assistance if needed
Order load redistribution, cargo destruction,
and vehicle destruction
Reassign drivers and crew members as required

140. REDISTRIBUTE AMMUNITION
Personnel report ammunition status to first-line
leaders (ACE report)
First-line leaders redistribute ammunition at their level
and report number of full magazines to next level
Convoy NCOIC conducts final redistribution between
sections
Convoy NCOIC provides ammunition report (ACE)
to convoy commander

141. INSPECT EQUIPMENT Leaders conduct weapon, communication, and sensitive
item inspections and provide status to convoy commander
Convoy commander ensures weapons/sensitive items
accountability before continuing the mission
Convoy commander orders redistribution of
crew-served weapons if necessary

142. SUBMIT FOLLOW-UP SITREP TO HIGHER HEADQUARTERS
Ammunition status
Casualties
Equipment
Actions taken
Time action took place
Projected effect on mission
Recommendations

143. CONTINUE THE MISSION Reorganize the convoy
Deploy the forward security element
Coordinate trail party actions
Ensure that no personnel or equipment are left behind
Continue the road march by alternate route if necessary