Training Requirements Analysis: Light Armored Vehicle 25 (LAV-25) Training for Officers and Staff Non-Commissioned Officers in Maintenance, Driving, and Gunnery.
Abstract
The School of Infantry, Camp Pendleton is the sole Marine Corps institution that provides Marines with Light Armored Vehicle (LVA) training. Presently, only a Basic Crewman Course for the LAV-25 is available. The objective of this effort was to conduct a requirements analysis to support future LAV-25 training in supervisory maintenance, driving, and gunnery tasks for Marine Corps officers and staff non-commissioned officers (SNCOs). To identify potential training requirements for a supervisory LAV maintenance, driving, and gunnery training course, background materials were obtained and studied, subject-matter experts were interviewed, and training documents for similar tasks were reviewed. A total of 72 training requirements from this effort were found to be essential for a LAV Officer/SNCO course in supervisory maintenance, driving, and gunnery. Whether the course should include the support function of the LAVs is not clear. The 0313 Basic Crewman course currently teaches 54 percent of the essential training requirements and the Assault Amphibian Officer Course teaches 35 percent of the remaining essential training requirements. An Officer/SNCO course in supervisory maintenance, driving, and gunnery should include 72 training requirements identified as essential by the study.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Nov 01, 1989
- Accession Number
- ADA240452
Entities
People
- April Moranville
- Daira Paulson