2003 US Army BRADLEY GUNNERY 503p.pdf - Survival Books

FM 3-22.1PREPARE A BRADLEY RANGE CARDCONDITIONSGiven a fully operational Bradley, sector of fire, compass, paper, pencil, map(1:50,000), three marking stakes, and DA Form 5517-R, Standard Range Card.STANDARDSWithin 15 minutes, the crew prepared a range card that showed the target area,to include--1. Weapon symbol.2. Circle value.3. Sectors of fire.4. Target reference points or reference points.5. Dead space.6. Weapon reference point.7. Magnetic north.8. Identification data.9. Target or sector data.EVALUATION PROCEDURES1. Administrative Process. At this task, the evaluator logs information abouteach crewmember on a roster. He supplies the crewmember with all requiredmaterials and equipment, displaying them IAW this manual. He uses theperformance measures to record the crewmember's performance. Afterward, hetells the crewmember how well the crewmember performed on this task anddirects him to the next task or to further training. One evaluator can test one--andonly one--crewmember at a time.2. Procedures Used When Personnel Receive a NO GO. If a crewmember failsto achieve the standards on the performance measures, he earns a NO GO. Whenthis happens, the evaluator explains to the crewmember what he did wrong andhow to correct his mistakes. Then, he retests the crewmember IAW local SOP.PERSONNEL, EQUIPMENT, AND MATERIAL REQUIRED• Qualified 11B, 12B, 13F, 14R, or 19D, sergeant or above.• Operational M2, M2A2, M2A2 ODS, M2A3 or M3, M3A2, M3A2 ODS, or M3A3 with BII.• FM 3-22.1.• Stopwatch.• Compass.• Clipboard with pen.Figure 7-24. Range card task.7-39