1. To train members in proper infantry-related skills necessary to fulfill the organization's missions during emergencies.II. STANDARDS (INDIVIDUAL and TEAM)
2. To train members in proper survival skills necessary in case of individual or unit isolation from civilization during an emergency.
3. To work as a team in a restricted enviroment and to comply with the unit's mission objectives.
4. To follow orders from higher echelons or improvise in the absence of such orders, observing individual and unit overall welfare.
1. Will work as part of a 4-member team (see TRAINING).III. MATERIALS
2. Must have the prescribed equipment and uniform (see MATERIALS).
3. Each individual will comply with the 12 classes stated in the course.
4. Each team will do their best to achieve squad and platoon's missions.EACH MEMBER WILL BRING TO THE UNIT BEFORE THE MUTA-4+:
- PARENT'S RESPONSIBILITY RELIEF SIGNED BY PARENT OR TUTOR.
- TWO 2" X 2" PHOTOS.
- ONE 3" X 5" FILECARD WITH THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION:
a. FULL NAME
b. PHYSICAL ADDRESS
c. SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER
d. HOME AND EMERGENCY TELEPHONES
e. KNOWN ALLERGIES AND ILLNESS
f. MEDICATIONS (IF ANY)
- ACTIVITY's FEE
1. INDIVIDUAL EQUIPMENT
IV. TERMS2. INDIVIDUAL WEAPONS
a. Load Bearing Equipment (L.B.E.), Type 3:1) Suspenderb. Military Rucksuck or civilian backpack (in OD colors)*.
2) Pistol Belt
3) Canteen w/ cover & cup
4) MX-99 military-style "crookneck" flashlight
5) 2 M-16 magazine pouches
6) 1 first aid pouch or first aid kit (homemade) with:a) 1 insect repellent
b) 1 sun screen ointment
c) 1 adhesive tape, surgical, white
d) 10 aspirin or acetaminophen tablets
e) 6 bandage, adhesive, flesh
f) 6 bandage, gauze, elastic, white sterile
g) 6 alcohol pads
c. Pocket notebook with black ink pen and ziplock sandwich bag.
d. Sleeping bag (in OD colors)*.
e. Class C uniform (Battle Dress Uniform, woodland pattern).
f. Class D uniform (black t-shirt, blue jeans, and running shoes).
g. Personal hygiene items (soap, towel, toothbrush, toothpaste).
h. Two pairs of underwear and socks.* O.D. colors:
Black, brown, dark blue, dark green, forest green, olive or military-style woodland camouflage pattern.
a. M16A1 dummy rifle (to be issued by S-2 OIC/NCOIC).3. UNIT EQUIPMENT (to be issued by S-4 OIC/NCOIC to each teams)
b. Individual survival knife with sheat.
a. Shelter halfs
b. Rappelling Equipment:1) Figure 8 descenderc. M.R.E. (Meal Ready-to-Eat) or equivalent
2) Snaplinks
3) Tubular belts
4) 120' rope
d. Water canisters
1. Element - A member of an unit.V. TRAINING
2. Team (or lance) - A group of four elements.
3. Squad - Composed of two teams (8 elements).
4. Detachment - Composed of two squads (16 elements).
5. Platoon - Composed of four squads (32 elements).
6. Company - Composed of several platoons and their staff.DETACHMENT
SPECIALIST SPECIALIST ASSISTANT TEAM LEADER ALPHA
TEAM1ST
SQUADBRAVO
TEAM1ST
SQUADCHARLIE
TEAM2ND
SQUADDELTA
TEAM2ND
SQUAD7. F.T.X. - Field Training Exercise
8. M.U.T.A. - Military Unit Training Assemblya. MUTA-1: A three-hour assembly
b. MUTA-2: A six-hour assembly
c. MUTA-3: A nine-hour assembly
d. MUTA-4: A twelve-hour assembly (also called "overnight")
1. Individuallya. Each member will be evaluated IAW individual course standards.
b. The following are the evaluated individual tactical trainings:
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Camouflage, Individual | 1 hour |
Camouflage, Equipment | 1 hour |
Combat Movements (high/low crawl, rush) | 1 hour |
Land Navigation Skills (Day and Night) | 1 hour |
Use of magnetic compass | 1 hour |
Move under fire (concealment movement) | 1 hour |
Shelter preparation | 1 hour |
Water procurement and purification | 1 hour |
Food procurement | 1 hour |
Water crossing | 1 hour |
Light and Noise disciplines | 1 hour |
Security Techniques (Command Quarters) | 1 hour |
2. By teams
a. Each team will be assigned a letter (Alpha, Bravo, and so on).
b. Will have the same equipment (see MATERIALS).
c. Will be evaluated IAW course standards (see INDIVIDUAL).
d. Each member of the team must be aware of each other.
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ARRIVAL TO FTXA AND EQUIPMENT CHECK | 1500-1600 |
FORCED MARCH TO FTXA (EVAL TASK) | 1600-1700 |
BIVOUAC AREA PREPARATION (EVAL TASK) | 1700-1800 |
FOOD/WATER PROCUREMENT (EVAL TASK) | 1800-1900 |
COMBAT MOVEMENTS (EVAL TASK) | 1900-2000 |
LAND NAVIGATION (EVAL TASK) | 2000-2100 |
SECURITY TECHNIQUES (EVAL TASK) | 2100-0300 |
WAKE-UP CALL & PHYSICAL FITNESS | 0300-0400 |
FORCED MARCH AND END OF FTX | 0400-0600 |
3. By squads and platoons
a. Each squad will be assigned a number (1st, 2nd, and so on).
b. Each squad will have the same equipment (see above).
c. Each squad will be evaluated IAW unit's mission standards.
d. Each SQL must be aware of each member's whereabouts.
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