Land Navigation - Class 60 Page 3
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4ITEMS 5 THROUGH 12 CONTINUED
12.
9.
WAS
7. INITIAL
RESIDUAL
CONTR
5. SUBTASK
6. HAZARDS
RISK
8. CONTROLS
10. HOW TO IMPLEMENT
11. HOW TO SUPERVISE (WHO)
RISK
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LEVEL
LEVEL
EFFEC-
TIVE?
Movement
Stuck in quicksand.
OCs will use the proper self-extraction
Conduct safety briefing at
Team and Squad
around Land
M
method: lay on your back and kick, until
L
Land Nav site.
Leaders/Platoon
Nav courses
you are freed.
Sergeant/Platoon
(continued).
Leader/Cadre.
Cuts, scrapes, open
OCs will carry IFAKs on their FLCs and
Conduct pre-combat
Team and Squad
wounds.
M
dress all wounds.
L
check/inspection.
Leaders/Platoon
Conduct safety briefing at
Sergeant/Platoon
Land Nav site. Have
Leader/Cadre.
medic team on standby.
Lost for more than 3
OCs will have red and white
Conduct pre-combat
Team and Squad
hours.
M
flashlights/lens, extra batteries, Chem-
L
check/inspection and
Leaders/Platoon
Lights and emergency outdoor survival
frequent accountability
Sergeant/Platoon
kits. OCs will utilize “panic azimuth”
formations for
Leader/Cadre.
method to travel to nearest road and wait
headcounts. Conduct
for vehicle pick-up by Cadre. If
safety briefing at Land
incapacitated due to injury, OCs will call
Nav site. Have medic
for help or use whistles (OCs who render
team on standby.
buddy-aid will not be penalized for late
returns). OCs with Land Nav difficulties
will pair-up into buddy-teams with
knowledgeable OCs, for night training.
If training on Land Nav North, ALL new
OC “first-timers” will pair-up with
knowledgeable OCs.
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DA FORM 7566, APR 2005
APD V 2.00
Risk Acceptance Authority Levels
Extremely High--Commanding General, USAFACFS
High--General Officers, Colonels
Moderate--LTCs, NCOA Commandant
Low--Btry Cdrs
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