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

FM 3-22.1(5) Ammunition NCO. An ammunition NCO--• Accounts for ammunition by type and lot.• Ensures ammunition for the scheduled firing is the correct ammunition.• Ensures proper storage of ammunition on ammunition pad at training area.• Ensures proper security of ammunition on ammunition pad at training area.• Using TB 9-1300-385, checks ammunition for suspended or restricted lots.• Checks ammunition number with RSO to ensure it is not suspended or restricted.• Issues the correct type and number of rounds as instructed by the OIC.• Keeps a running inventory of expenditures.• Cross-checks daily expenditures turned into the OIC by Bradley commanders.• Polices up links, brass, and packaging materials from ammunition pad.(6) Target NCO. On many automated ranges, the OIC does not need a target NCO.On other ranges, the target NCO has specific duties.(a) The target NCO ensures that the following conditions exist:• Targets are type, color, and scale (if applicable) the OIC requires.• Targets are properly located on the range.• Target detail can operate and fix all target mechanisms used.• Target detail has the required equipment and supplies.• Pre-positioned targets are available when needed.(b) The target NCO ensures he has enough of the following to support training:• Spare targets.• Target mechanisms.• Batteries.• Patches.• Other related equipment.(c) The target NCO reports to the OIC any mechanical malfunctions that requireprompt replacement before firing can continue.(7) Bradley Crew Evaluator. This evaluator--• Enforces required safety precautions.• Acts as an instructor during practice.• Acts as an evaluator during qualification.• Conducts an AAR after firing ends.• Confers with OIC and master gunner on any scoring discrepancy.(8) Fire-Fighting Detail. During dry seasons, some range facilities require thisdetail. When they do, planners should--• Ensure availability of fire-fighting equipment.• Designate vehicles for soldiers and equipment.• Select access routes to the impact or target areas.(9) Bunker Personnel. Bunker personnel move targets, if applicable.(10) Radiotelephone Operators. Radiotelephone operators (RATELOs) maintaincommunications during an exercise.(11) Medic. The medic or combat lifesaver (CBLS) must--• Have a strip map.• Know how to get to the nearest aid station or hospital.5-6