Technical b r Report - International Military Testing Association

Table 9. Application of Duty Modules to Officer Positions
Position
Cdr., Infantry Rifle Co.
CPT
Duty Modules
A-l, A-3, A-4, A-6, A-8,
E-l, F-l, X-l, X-2
Cdr., Rccsption Station Co. A-l, A-3, A-S, F-l
. LT
Asst. ?my Agtachc A-l, A-4, C-4
LTC
EQUIPMENT CAPAillLITlES
In addition to information on the personnel capabilities of a unit,
there was a need tclr detailed information about the capabilities of
equipment. The nwd to think about equipment capabilities became apparent
when prepa~lng a unit capability table, which described different
types of capability S’or each component in a platoon (Table 10).
Item of
Equipment
1. Antenna (AT-
784/PRC)
2. Armored Rcconnaissance
Airborne
Assault
Vehicle
(Fl 551)
Table IO, Equipment Capability Table for Armored ',.
Cavalry Platoon (TOE 17-107H)
t!oJjs of Issue Capability Reference
Z-$cout Section Determine the direction ST-24-18-1
S-Rifle Squad to a specific radio
transmitting in the
frequency range 30.0
to 75.95 MHz.
d-Light Armor Negotiate almost any ST-17-l-l;
Section terrain at speeds ST-17-15-l;
from 4 miles per hour FM-17-36
in water to 43 mph on
roads, including 7foot
spans, 33-inch
vertical obstacles
and 60% grades.
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