Drill Training and Evaluation Guidebook for Dismounted Infantry Squads
Abstract
ARI designed the Drill Training Package in response to a CSofA policy directive in 1980 to standardize training for small units (such as the rifle squad) through programs which integrated individual and collective training. Working with the Army Training Board as project sponsor, ARI developed a small- unit training program featuring: squad and platoon drills to be executed in response to enemy threat or leader order; standardized training procedures and conditions; explicitly integrated individual (Soldier's Manual) and unit collective (ARTEP) training; enhanced realism and validity of tactical training through the use of the Multiple Integrated Laser Engagement System (MILES); step-by-step guides including task, conditions, standards and coaching points for use by the trainer in preparing for and executing the training in the field. The Drill Training and Evaluation Guidebook for Dismounted Infantry Squads is the pocket-sized guide for the leader/trainer to use in training and evaluating his troops in the field. The Guidebook helps the small unit leader plan, execute, and evaluate the results of his training.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Feb 01, 1985
- Accession Number
- ADA176648
Entities
People
- Eldra Jackson Jr.
- G. D. Hardy
- Jack H. Hiller
- L. L. Meliza
- Thomas L. Jones
Organizations
- U.S. Army Research Institute for the Behavioral and Social Sciences