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FM 3-22.1c. This table is resourced for full-caliber ammunition but can be modified forvehicle subcaliber, 7.62-mm coax. Training devices, such as MILES or PGS, may beused if ammunition or range constraints prohibit live-fire execution.d. This table will model BT XII to include all collective and METL tasks for thecontingency area of operations.9-17. <strong>BRADLEY</strong> TABLE XII, INFANTRY PLATOON QUALIFICATIONPlatoon qualification evaluates the platoon's ability to execute collective tasks in atactical live-fire environment. Collective task evaluations measure the platoon's combatproficiency. Mounted and dismounted infantry are integrated and evaluated on theirability to fight as a cohesive BFV platoon. This is the focus of Bradley gunnerypreviously discussed in this chapter.a. The platoon must meet all prerequisites.b. Bradley platoon qualification must be conducted live-fire using full-caliberammunition.c. The unit must follow--(1) Scenario development guidelines.(2) Ammunition and target guidelines.(3) Standards, scoring, and evaluation procedures (Section III).9-26
FM 3-22.1 (23-1)CHAPTER 10Cavalry Section Advanced TablesThis chapter provides the procedures and standards the trainer needsto evaluate the cavalry section's advanced gunnery tables. It refers toARTEP 17-57-10-MTP simply as "the MTP," except to distinguish it fromother MTPs.Section gunnery includes two tables for training and qualification(Figure 10-1).These tables combine gunnery and tactical training and MTPoperations and gunnery tasks from the MTP. They also train and evaluatethe section's ability to execute its METL, and to engage and destroymultiple targets (stationary and moving) using turret weapons andindirect fires, in both good and limited visibility.Each series of tactical and gunnery tasks replicates potential battlefieldconditions. All scout platoons perform reconnaissance and securitymissions. Each mission includes unit and individual tasks. A successfulsection gunnery program trains all the tasks that support the unit's METL.Limited range resources require commanders to train individual andcollective tasks before they train gunnery tables. The MTP outlines thesteps needed for a unit to establish a successful training program.Cavalry SectionAdvanced Gunnery TablesBT IX .................................................Scout Section TrainingBT X ..................................................Scout Section QualificationApplicationControl and .........distribute directfire to destroyenemy targetsin a tacticalscenarioIntegrate fire........and maneuver;engage movingtargets withCFV-mountedweapons, dayand night.Page10-510-10Figure 10-1. Scout section firing tables.10-1. PRINCIPLES OF TRAININGWhen developing the section's gunnery program, the commander should remember theseprinciples of training from FM 7-0:• Train as you will fight or support.• Make commanders and leaders the primary trainers.• Train using appropriate doctrine.• Use performance-oriented training.10-1
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FM 3-22.14-3. SIMULATORSSimulators
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FM 3-22.1Figure 4-10. M6 Linebacker
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