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FM 42-414 attached units. The supported units coordinate their requirements through logistical channels. The following personnel coordinate closely to provide SLCR operations: • Supported unit logistics officer. • COSCOM ACofS, Services. • DISCOM SPO Officer. • Supply officer of the MSB. • NOTE: Detailed SLCR operational information is provided to the supported unit in the administrativelogistics order. Battalion Operations Officer. The responsibility for SLCR services begins at the battalion level where operations are planned, organized, controlled, and directed. The battalion operations officer directs the following actions: • Determines the general area for the site selection. • Arranges with preventive medicine or water treatment specialists to test the water. • Arranges for the distribution of water to operational sites if adequate fresh water is not available. • Arranges for additional help as required for the setup of the site. • Arranges for site personnel to have their meals with supported units, if required. • Publishes the source of supplies to support operational requirements. • Sets up SOP/TSOP that provide for reports and records. • Sets up a battalion loading plan which incorporates the FSC’s transportation requirements. • Coordinates with area units for environmental considerations. • Coordinates with supported units to move and defend the operating sites. • Coordinates release times, communications, and possible succeeding missions for the unit. Company Commander and XO. The company commander delegates authority for mission operations to the his XO, platoon leaders, and section/team leaders. If the company is operating as a separate unit and not as an element of a battalion, then, the company commander may also have to perform the duties of the battalion operations officer. The XO will help the CO in running the company’s administrative areas. See Chapter 2, Section I for the duties of company headquarters elements. The CO and/or XO direct the following actions: • Gives orders and information on scheduling changes to platoon or section leader. • Verifies that preventive medicine personnel or water treatment specialist personnel have checked the water supply. 3-3
FM 42-414 • Coordinates with supported unit(s) for personnel to provide help with S/L operations. • Ensures the coordination of meals and billeting for his troops with the supported unit. • Inspects field operations periodically. • Ensures requests for supplies are forwarded to the source of supply. • Participates in battalion staff meetings and conferences. Platoon Leader. The platoon leader coordinates platoon functions with other units. Based on the platoon sergeant’s recommendations, he approves or disapproves selected sites. If there is doubt about the water supply, then, he coordinates through the company to the battalion operations to get preventive medicine personnel to test the water. He also plans for site security and coordinates this effort through battalion operations. He prepares and maintains SLCR platoon’s status report and briefs CO/XO on SLCR operations as required. Platoon Sergeant. The platoon sergeant supervises and monitors SLCR platoon operations; and, advises the chain of command (CO, XO, and platoon leader) on SLCR operations. The platoon sergeant -- • Selects field sites for platoon headquarters. • Supervises site selection for platoon operations. • Prepares SOP/TSOP for platoon operations. • Sets up training schedules for SLCR platoon training and monitors the training. • Assists in preparing the SLCR platoon status report. • Coordinates scheduling needs with supported units for the platoon sections/teams on SLCR activities. • Inspects SLCR field sites. • Consolidates SLCR administrative records/reports and supply requirements and forwards them through chain-of-command channels. • Makes sure that personnel receive meals, billets, and perform in area security. • Assumes the platoon leader's duties in the absence of the platoon leader. • Directs PMCS of platoon equipment. SLCR Section/Team Chief. The section/team chief works under the supervision of the SLCR platoon sergeant. The SLCR section/team chief -- • Provides input for the SOP/TSOP for SLCR operations. 3-4
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TACTICS, TECHNIQUES, AND PROCEDURES
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FM 42-414 Page Section V ENVIRONMEN
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APPENDIX C MISSION-KILL OPERATIONAL
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Chemical FM 42-414 Chemical mission
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Uses of Mission-Kill Weapons FM 42-
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APPENDIX G CLOTHING RESIZING FM 42-
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Finished Measurements (in) Sleeve B
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