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TAB A (Pre-deployment) 05-4-0407 Conduct an Engineer Reconnaissance Additional Unit Training Requirements: �Bn Cdr signed memorandum stating all sappers are certified in the use of demolitions and explosives. �Soldiers familiar with SINCGARS. c. Recommended predeployment training in preparation for your rotation as JMRC augmentees: (1) Infantry. (a) Physical fitness, emphasis on road marches (biggest problem past augmentee units have in common). (b) RTO procedures (second biggest problem past augmentee units have in common). (2) Armor. (c) Day and night land navigation (d) Infantry crew battle drills (e) Wire and mine obstacle reduction and breach marking (f) Training with the MILES Dragon/Viper (g) Day and night reconnaissance patrols (a) Physical fitness (b) Day and night mounted land navigation (c) Action and contact drills (d) Tank crew battle drills (e) Reporting (SINCGARS training if possible) (3) Engineers. (a) Physical fitness, emphasis on road marches (b) Day and night land navigation (c) Day and night engineer reconnaissance patrols A-13
TAB A (Pre-deployment) (d) Emplace triple strand concertina (e) Wire and mine obstacle reduction and breach marking (f) Training with the MILES Dragon/Viper (4) Low Density Units: Be prepared to work within your MOS skill set. If you are a medic attached to the clinic you will be doing medical tasks to assist the clinic such as triage, medical records upkeep and radiological tasks. Maintenance units are going to be installation level maintenance tasks repairing equipment. 7. Packing List a. Required and recommended individual and unit specific items are listed in Annex D. b. Your soldiers will need to deploy with 3 sets of ACU’s. They will also need proper civilian clothing for off-duty hours and MWR events. (See Annex E). Due to the changing war front, more of the OPFOR missions are requiring the wear of “Man-Dress” type clothing over the top of civilian clothes. If you are deploying to Hohenfels in the winter months this means that civilian cold weather gear can be worn under the “Man-Dress”. c. Any item of monetary value entering CONUS from Germany is subject to a customs charge, regardless of the fact that it was originally purchased in CONUS. Therefore, if a soldier brings a personal video camera, radio, etc. to annual training, the soldier may have to pay a customs charge upon reentry into the U.S. To avoid this, soldiers should contact their local customs office, pick up the proper forms and have them in their possession when they clear customs upon their return from Germany. 8. VIP Visits a. If your unit will have VIPs visiting you in Germany, they must submit an official AUTODIN message utilizing the DoD Foreign Clearance Guide (FCG), DoD 4500.54G, through USAREUR Reserve Component Senior Advisors Office in Heidelberg 30 days in advance. This message must be submitted through the state's message center via the AMHS (classified system). b. The most successful VIP OCONUS visits are fully coordinated with the Senior Guard Advisors Office at EUCOM and USAREUR at least 60 days prior to the visit and certainly before submitting requests for clearance. A-14
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Annex D (1-4 IN Medical SOP) to TAB
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Appendix 1 (Hohenfels MEDEVAC Plan)
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Annex E (Serious Incident Report) t
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TAB D (Training) Your Declaration Y
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TAB D (Training) Gifts accompanying
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TAB D (Training) Pirated copies of
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TAB D (Training) Food and Drug Admi
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TAB D (Training) shipment. The most
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TAB D (Training) 1. 1-4 Infantry Ba
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TAB D (Training) engagement area an
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TAB D (Training) (1) Initial Meetin
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TAB D (Training) hours in advance o
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Annex A (Risk Assessment) to TAB D
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Annex B (Free Time and Risk Assessm
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TAB E (Redeployment) RC06 - Out-Pro
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TAB E (Redeployment) E-4
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TAB E (Redeployment) 4. R-2 (Typica
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Annex A (Awards SOP) to TAB E (Rede
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Annex A (Awards SOP) to TAB E (Rede
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Annex C (MOE) to TAB E (Redeploymen
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Annex C (MOE) to TAB E (Redeploymen
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TAB G (History of 1-4 IN Battalion
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Hohenfels was used to keep prisoner
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