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

FM 3-22.1(4) After-Action Review. After the section completes the table, evaluators meet withthe entire section for an after-action review. During the AAR, they discuss the section'sstrengths and weaknesses, and how they can improve. Videotaped tables provide positiveand negative visual feedback to the section.10-8. BRADLEY TABLE X, SCOUT SECTION QUALIFICATIONDuring qualification, leaders evaluate the scout section's tactical and gunnery proficiencyin a realistic scenario (Figures 10-10 and 10-11, pages 10-12 and -13).a. Prerequisites. The scout section must meet the following conditions before firingthe scout section qualification table:(1) Each scout section must have received a passing score on the scout sectiontraining table within three months before firing the scout section qualification table.(2) Each vehicle crewmember must have passed the Bradley gunnery skill test (IAWAppendix A).b. Requirements. Each scout section must qualify on the scout section-qualificationtable. As a minimum, the section must receive a GO on 70 percent of the tactical tasksand kill 70 percent of the targets in gunnery tasks.c. Action. The scout section conducts a reconnaissance mission, a security mission,or both. Then it acquires targets, sends reports, and employs accurate direct and indirectfires to engage targets in a tactical array.d. Conditions. The scout section uses reconnaissance and engagement techniquesagainst threat targets. Moving and stationary targets appear individually andsimultaneously. The table must include at least one NBC engagement and one auxiliarysight engagement.e. Standards. Crews rate gunnery points and receive critiques on their engagementtechniques. Tactical standards follow the MTP.10-11