1963 US Army Vietnam War Armor Operations ... - Survival Books

WWW.SURVIVALEBOOKS.COMITEM MEANINGREPORT OF ISOLATED RADIATION DOSE-RATE MEASUREMENTALFA--Report time (DTG)QUEBEC*--Location of reading.ROMEO*--Intensity** (rad per hour).***SIERRA*--DTG of reading.(ALFA COMPANY COMMANDER)THIS IS (MONITERING PARTY ONE)(RADIATION DOSE RATE) TWO-ZERO-ONE-EIGHT-ZERO-ZEROQUEBEC--COORDINATES LIMA-BRAVO-ONE-TWO-THREE-NINER-EIGHT-TWOROMEO--TWO-SEVEN INCREASINGSIERRA--TWO-ZERO-ONE-SEVEN-FIVE-SEVENOVER*Repeat items as often as necessary.**Intensities measured in the open, one meter above ground, or as directed.***The words INITIAL, INCREASING, or DECREASING may be added.Figure 45. Report of isolated radiation dose-rate measurement originating or used atcompany/troop/battery level or below.c. Command Report (FM 101-5). This is action. DA Form 1355 (Minefield Record)detailed formal written report submitted will be completed and forwarded in addition tousually monthly by battalion-level and higher these reports.headquarters. It covers all aspects of a unit'sactivities for historical purposes.5. Administrative Reportsd. Minefield Reports (FM 20-32). Reports a. Unit Situation/Status Report (STATofintent to lay mines are submitted as required REP) (fig. 47). The complete report providesand should include-most of the information required of sub-(1) Location and extent of the minefield. ordinate units by battalion/squadron to pre-(2) Estimated time of completion. pare the following administrative reports:(3) Number and type of mines. (1) Personnel daily summary (PDS).(4) Tactical purpose of the field. (2) Daily battle loss equipment report.(5) General location of lanes and gaps. (3) Combat vehicle daily status report.Reports of initiation and completion of laying (4) Periodic logistics report.and of transfer, change, and removal are for- It serves also as the basis for POL and ammuwardedas appropriate by units taking such nition requests.AGO 9139A 223