View source for 71-CO-8507 OPFOR Execute Complex Battle Position

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 |image= [[File:ProtectionComplexbattle.png|400px|alt=ProtectionComplexbattle]]
 |header1= 
 | label1= Status
 | data1= Approved 25 Feb 2010
 |header2= 
 | label2= Effective Date:
 | data2= 11 Nov 2016
 |header3= 
 | label3= Task Number:
 | data3= 71-CO-8504
 |header4= 
 | label4= Task Title:
 | data4= OPFOR Execute a Reconnaissance Attack
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== Conditions ==
The OPFOR is conducting operations independently or as part of a larger element or force and receives an operation order (OPORD) or fragmentary order (FRAGORD) to establish a CBP at a location and time specified. The order includes all applicable overlays and/or graphics. Task organization provides the combat power capabilities to accomplish the task. The OPFOR has communications with higher, adjacent, subordinate, and supporting elements. Friendly force and enemy coalition forces, noncombatants, government agencies, nongovernment organizations, and local and international media may be in the operational environment (OE). The OPFOR is not constrained by standardized Rules of Engagement (ROE) and does not necessarily comply with international conventions or agreements on the conduct of warfare. Some iterations of this task should be performed in MOPP 4. This task should be trained under IED Threat conditions. 

== Standards ==
The OPFOR conducts complex battle position (CBP) actions in accordance with (IAW) TC 7-100.2 and/or TC 7-100.3, the order, and/or higher commander's guidance. The OPFOR, IAW the mission order, conducts reconnaissance and/or surveillance to accomplish the commander s security requirements and CBP mission tasks. Stay-behind elements, on order, conduct varied follow-on tasks that can include but is not limited to reconnaissance and surveillance, and coordination to disrupt, delay, suppress, neutralize, defeat, and/or destroy designated enemy elements and/or capabilities. The OPFOR continues the mission. 

'''NOTE'''

TADSS and Materiel Items quantities are based on an armor company headquarters with two armor platoons, one IFV platoon and one dismounted infantry platoon to replicate non-conventional threat. Adjust as needed based on the force size and type of unit used to replicate the OPFOR.

'''NOTE'''

The Objective Task Evaluation Criteria Matrix is provided for reference only. Operational and Training Environments will be IAW the BLUFOR Commanders training plan and guidance.

'''NOTE'''

Access the Virtual OPFOR Academy at <nowiki>https://tbr.army.mil</nowiki> for electronic copies of OPFOR doctrine, references, Decisive Action Training Environment (DATE), and instructional and immersive videos on conducting this task.

== Live Fire Required ==
No

== Objective Task Evaluation Criteria Matrix ==
{| class="wikitable"
| colspan="3" |'''Plan and Prepare'''
| colspan="6" |'''Execute'''
|'''Assess'''
|-
| colspan="2" |''' '''

Operational Environment
| rowspan="2" |''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

Training Environment (L/V/C)
| rowspan="2" |''' '''

% of Leaders Present at

Training/Authorized
| rowspan="2" |% of Soldiers Present at
| rowspan="2" |External Eval
| rowspan="2" |''' '''

%  Performance Measures 'GO'
| rowspan="2" |% Critical Performance Measures  'GO'
| rowspan="2" |% Leader Performance Measures 'GO'
| rowspan="2" |''' '''

''' '''

Task Assessment
|-
|''' '''

BDE &

Above
| 
|-
| rowspan="2" |''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

Dynamic and Complex (All OE  Variables and Hybrid Threat)
| rowspan="3" |Night
| rowspan="5" |''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

Operational Environment  variables and OPFOR use of L/V/C are executed IAW BLUFOR
|''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

>=85%
| rowspan="2" |''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

>=80%
| rowspan="2" |Yes
|''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

>=91%
| rowspan="3" |''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

All
|''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

>=90%
|''' '''

''' '''

'''T'''
|-
|''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

75-84%
|''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

80-90%
| rowspan="2" |''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

80-89%
|''' '''

''' '''

'''T-'''
|-
| rowspan="2" |''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

Dynamic and Complex (All OE  Variables and Single Threat)
|''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

65-74%
|''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

75-79%
| rowspan="3" |No
|''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

65-79%
|''' '''

''' '''

'''P'''
|-
| rowspan="2" |Day
|''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

60-64%
|''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

60-74%
|''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

51-64%
| rowspan="2" |''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

<All
| rowspan="2" |''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

<=79%
|''' '''

''' '''

'''P-'''
|-
|''' '''

Dynamic and  Complex (<All OE

Variables and Single Threat)
|''' '''

''' '''

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<=59%
|''' '''

''' '''

''' '''

<=59%
|''' '''

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''' '''

<=50%
|''' '''

''' '''

'''U'''
|}
'''Remarks'''

None

'''Notes'''

None

== Safety Risk ==
Low

== Task Statements ==

== Cue ==
None 
{| class="wikitable"
!     <big>'''DANGER''':</big>
Safety briefings should alert users to the possibility of personal injury or damage to equipment that may result from long-term failure to follow correct procedures.
|-
!     <big>'''WARNING''':</big>
Safety briefings should alert users to the possibility of immediate personal injury or damage to equipment.
|-
!     '''<big>CAUTION:</big>'''
None
|}

== Performance Steps and Measures ==
'''NOTE:''' Assess task proficiency using the task evaluation criteria matrix.

'''NOTE:''' Asterisks (*) indicate leader steps; plus signs (+) indicate critical steps.

{| class="wikitable"
|'''STEP/MEASURE'''
|'''GO'''
|'''NO-GO'''
|'''N/A'''
|-
| colspan="4" |'''Plan'''
|-
|<nowiki>+  1. Plan</nowiki>
| 
| 
| 
|-
|<nowiki>+  a. Identify location that satisfies CBP purpose and supporting requirements.</nowiki>
| 
| 
| 
|-
|<nowiki>+ b. Identify reconnaissance and  surveillance objectives for collection and analysis in support of AOR  situational awareness and situational understanding requirements.</nowiki>
| 
| 
| 
|-
|<nowiki>+ c. Collect current information  on enemy element-force capabilities and limitations and other operational  environment information.</nowiki>
| 
| 
| 
|-
|<nowiki>+ d. Analyze action and enabling  functions that must be performed to achieve mission success such as tasks to  deceive, defend, disrupt, suppress, fix, contain, neutralize, defeat, and/or  destroy.</nowiki>
| 
| 
| 
|-
|<nowiki>+  e. Determine the functional tactics to be applied by action, enabling, and  support elements.</nowiki>
| 
| 
| 
|-
|<nowiki>+ f. Identify task organization  requirements for elements-forces by function IAW TC 7-100.2/TC 7- 100.3.</nowiki>
| 
| 
| 
|-
|<nowiki>+ g. Determine how and when  functional elements act or enable security missions, defense, combat support  and combat service support of CBP, and/or transition to other tasks-subtasks.</nowiki>
| 
| 
| 
|-
| colspan="4" |'''Prepare'''
|-
|<nowiki>+  2. Prepare</nowiki>
| 
| 
| 
|-
|<nowiki>+ a. Evaluate ongoing  reconnaissance and surveillance to provide situational understanding of the  enemy and operational environment required for CBP success.</nowiki>
| 
| 
| 
|-
|<nowiki>+ b. Report regular, periodic,  and/or unexpected information updates in a timely manner to satisfy the  commander’s critical information requirements and mission intent.</nowiki>
| 
| 
| 
|-
|<nowiki>+ c. Task organize  elements-forces by function IAW TC 7-100.2/TC 7-100.3 that typically include  disruption, main defense, reserve, and support.</nowiki>
| 
| 
| 
|-
|<nowiki>+ d. Coordinate the integration  of available RISTA assets for continuous and overlapping coverage of  designated areas, zones, routes, and/or special objectives in the AOR, and  zone of reconnaissance responsibility (ZORR).</nowiki>
| 
| 
| 
|-
|<nowiki>+ e. Assess current  counterreconnaissance actions to prevent the enemy from obtaining situational  understanding of OPFOR intentions and/or CBP actions.</nowiki>
| 
| 
| 
|-
|<nowiki>+  f. Conduct mission and task rehearsals of action and enabling  elements-forces.</nowiki>
| 
| 
| 
|-
|<nowiki>+  g. Confirm communications requirements and capabilities.</nowiki>
| 
| 
| 
|-
|<nowiki>+  h. Execute information warfare (INFOWAR) in support of the CBP.</nowiki>
| 
| 
| 
|-
|<nowiki>+ i. Conduct reconnaissance of  withdrawal routes and/or exfiltration routes-lanes if a mission condition  requires friendly elements-forces to vacate the CBP.</nowiki>
| 
| 
| 
|-
| colspan="4" |'''Execute'''
|-
|<nowiki>+  3. Occupy</nowiki>
| 
| 
| 
|-
|<nowiki>+  a. Establish a disruption zone with security elements-forces that provides  360-degree coverage.</nowiki>
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| 
| 
|-
|<nowiki>+ b. Move to designated positions  and/or battle positions within the complex battle position that include  disruption, main defense, reserve, support.</nowiki>
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|-
|<nowiki>+ c. Confirm coordination for  battle handover between disruption elements-forces and main defense  elements-forces and/or reserve.</nowiki>
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|-
|<nowiki>+  d. Integrate simple battle positions (SBPs), fires plans, targets, and kill  zones for defense.</nowiki>
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|-
|<nowiki>+ e. Emplace obstacles in defense  of CBP to reinforce terrain and canalize, disrupt, block, fix, or otherwise  shape the area of responsibility and probable-possible enemy actions.</nowiki>
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|-
|<nowiki>+ f. Position a reserve  element-force for rapid movement-maneuver to support, on order, multiple CBP  contingencies.</nowiki>
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|-
|<nowiki>+ g. Establish caches and sites  in or near CBP with redundant combat support (CS) and combat service support  (CSS) capabilities.</nowiki>
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|-
|<nowiki>+ h. Protect CBP elements-forces  with continual improvement of complex terrain, survivability measures, and  camouflage, concealment, cover, and deception (C3D).</nowiki>
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|<nowiki>+ i. Coordinate with friendly  elements-forces not in the task organization and located outside of the main  CBP perimeter capable of support assistance in contingencies.</nowiki>
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|-
|<nowiki>+  j. Confirm redundant command and control (C2) communications.</nowiki>
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|<nowiki>+ k. Publish what conditions may  require withdrawal of the CBP, and who [the commander] is authorized to  direct any withdrawal from the CBP.</nowiki>
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|<nowiki>+  l. Report completion of CBP defenses and support operations.</nowiki>
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|<nowiki>+  m. Conduct systems warfare actions that focus on critical enemy subsystems.</nowiki>
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|<nowiki>+  n. Execute information warfare (INFOWAR) in support of the defense.</nowiki>
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|<nowiki>+  o. Improve CBP defenses with continuous review of C3D measures.</nowiki>
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|<nowiki>+  4. Defend</nowiki>
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|<nowiki>+  a. Locate, track, and target enemy elements-forces approaching the CBP.</nowiki>
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|<nowiki>+  b. Inform disruption elements-forces with current RISTA information to  support CBP purpose.</nowiki>
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| 
|}
{| class="wikitable"
|<nowiki>+ c. Execute information warfare  (INFOWAR) technical and psychological capabilities to deceive, deter, and/or  dissuade the enemy from entering the CBP AO.</nowiki>
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| 
|-
|<nowiki>+ d. Report accurate tracking of  enemy and friendly elements-forces counterreconnaissance success in CBP AOR.</nowiki>
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|<nowiki>+  e. Arm or otherwise prepare readiness of explosives and other obstacles for  execution.</nowiki>
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|<nowiki>+ f. Conduct timely movement,  maneuver, and/or positioning of friendly elements-forces to defend in CBP  battle zone.</nowiki>
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|<nowiki>+ g. On order, engage designated  enemy elements-forces with coordinated defenses to deceive, degrade, disrupt,  defeat, and/or destroy the enemy.</nowiki>
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|<nowiki>+  h. On order, direct the reserve to execute specified tasks in support of the  CBP defense.</nowiki>
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|<nowiki>+  i. Coordinate actions in the CBP support zone to sustain the defense.</nowiki>
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|<nowiki>+ j. Maintain contact with the  enemy by observation and/or technical sensor reconnaissance and surveillance  means to sustain situational understanding and current information.</nowiki>
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|<nowiki>+ k. Report regular, periodic,  and/or unexpected information updates in a timely manner to satisfy the  commander’s critical information requirements and mission intent.</nowiki>
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|<nowiki>+  l. Recommend if current tactical conditions require an adjustment to the CBP  defense.</nowiki>
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|<nowiki>+  5. Withdrawal</nowiki>
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|<nowiki>+ a. If the OPFOR commander  directs retention of the CBP, subordinate elements-forces continue the  defense, and reorganize combat power to accomplish assigned tasks.</nowiki>
| 
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|-
|<nowiki>+ b. If the OPFOR commander  determines that the CBP is decisively overmatched, the OPFOR commander can  direct a withdrawal operation. Actions based on the tactical situation  include but are not limited to:</nowiki>
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|-
|(1) Designate disruption zone and  main defense direct and indirect fire elements-forces to remain in contact in  order to delay the enemy elements-forces attack into the CBP.
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|-
|(2) Conduct undetected and  sequenced movement by designated combat support (CS) and combat service  support (CSS) elements-forces through withdrawal routes and/or exfiltration  routes-lanes in order to disengage from enemy influence and occupy designated  sites and/or sanctuary areas in the AOR.
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| 
| 
|-
|(3) Conduct withdrawal of  designated main defense and reserve elements-forces through withdrawal routes  and/or exfiltration routes-lanes in order to disengage from enemy influence  and occupy designated sites and/or sanctuary areas in the AOR.
| 
| 
| 
|-
|(4) Update  disruption elements-forces with current situational understanding to support  destruction of enemy critical subsystems, logistics, and command and control  (C2) in follow-on attack and/or support echelons.
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| 
|-
|(5) On order, friendly  elements-forces in contact with the enemy conduct a withdrawal under  pressure, break contact, and occupy designated sites and/or sanctuary areas  in the AOR.
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|-
|<nowiki>+ c. Report regular information  updates of friendly elements-forces available for mission requirements.</nowiki>
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| 
|-
|<nowiki>+ d. Execute tasks with  stay-behind elements, when required, that can include but are not limited to:  surveillance, disrupt, defend, delay, suppress, neutralize, defeat, and/or  destroy tasks.</nowiki>
| 
| 
| 
|-
|<nowiki>+ e. Employ continuous  reconnaissance and surveillance at designated objective(s) to achieve  situational awareness and understanding and provide early warning of enemy  activities that can influence mission tasks.</nowiki>
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|-
|<nowiki>+  f. Continue the mission.</nowiki>
| 
| 
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|-
| colspan="4" |'''Assess'''
|-
|<nowiki>+  6. Performance Measures</nowiki>
| 
| 
| 
|-
|<nowiki>+  a. Reconnaissance tasks accomplished - (Yes/No)</nowiki>
| 
| 
| 
|-
|<nowiki>+  b. Key operational environment information obtained - (Yes/No)</nowiki>
| 
| 
| 
|-
|<nowiki>+  c. Report timely surveillance and intelligence - (Yes/No)</nowiki>
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|-
|<nowiki>+  d. Security operations provide 360-degree coverage - (Yes/No)</nowiki>
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|-
|<nowiki>+  e. Report CBP construction status to completion - (Percent)</nowiki>
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|-
|<nowiki>+  f. Camouflage, cover, concealment effective - (Percent)</nowiki>
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|-
|<nowiki>+  g. Deception actions effective - (Yes/No)</nowiki>
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|-
|<nowiki>+  h. Information warfare (INFOWAR) effective - (Yes/No)</nowiki>
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|-
|<nowiki>+  i. Report enemy incursions into disruption zone - (Yes/No)</nowiki>
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|-
|<nowiki>+  j. Counterreconnaissance actions effective - (Yes/No)</nowiki>
| 
| 
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|-
|<nowiki>+  k. CBP defense effective - (Yes/No)</nowiki>
| 
| 
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|-
|<nowiki>+  l. CBP defended for time specified by leader - (Yes/No)</nowiki>
| 
| 
| 
|-
|<nowiki>+  m. Friendly forces available to continue mission - (Percent)</nowiki>
| 
| 
| 
|-
|<nowiki>+  n. Specified systems warfare missions success - (Percent)</nowiki>
| 
| 
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|-
|<nowiki>+  o. Stay-behind elements achieve mission tasks - (Yes/No)</nowiki>
| 
| 
| 
|}
{| class="wikitable"
| colspan="8" |'''TASK PERFORMANCE / EVALUATION SUMMARY BLOCK'''
|-
|ITERATION
|1
|2
|3
|4
|5
|M
|TOTAL
|-
|TOTAL PERFORMANCE MEASURES EVALUATED
| 
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|TOTAL  PERFORMANCE MEASURES GO
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|TRAINING  STATUS GO/NO-GO
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|}

'''ITERATION'''

'''1     2     3     4     5'''     '''M'''

'''COMMANDER/LEADER ASSESSMENT'''

'''T      P      U'''

'''Mission(s) supported:''' 

None

== MOPP 4 ==
Sometimes

'''MOPP 4 Statement'''

OPFOR will conduct operations in an NBC environment based on the training objectives established by the BLUFOR Commander.

== NVG ==
Sometimes

'''NVG Statement'''

OPFOR will conduct night time operations based on the training objectives established by the BLUFOR Commander.

'''Prerequisite Collective Task(s)'''

None

'''Supporting Collective Task(s)'''

None

'''OPFOR Task(s)'''

None

'''Supporting Individual Task(s)'''

None

'''Supporting Drill(s)'''

None

'''Supported AUTL/UJTL Task(s)'''

None

== '''TADSS''' ==
{| class="wikitable"
|'''TADSS ID'''
|'''Title'''
|'''Product Type'''
|'''Quantity'''
|-
|23-106
|Instrumentable Multiple Integrated Laser Engagement  System (I-MILES) Tactical Vehicle System (TVS)
|DVC
|18
|-
|L  30-06M-FSH
|OPFOR  Uniforms MED
|TA
|69
|-
|23-102/B
|Multiple Integrated Laser Engagement System (MILES),  (SLM), RPG7 VISMOD
|DVC
|10
|-
|23-22
|M2K Multiple Integrated Laser Engagement System 2000  (MILES 2000) M249 Squad Automatic Weapon Kit
|DVC
|6
|-
|23-25
|M2K Multiple Integrated Laser Engagement System 2000  (MILES 2000) M240 Machine Gun Kit
|DVC
|10
|-
|T  07-117
|Pistol,  Tokarev
|DVC
|0
|-
|T  20-005
|RPG7  Anti Grenade Launcher with Round
|DVC
|10
|-
|T  20-006
|AK-47  Assault Rifle Model
|DVC
|16
|-
|T  07-115
|Machine  Gun, PKM
|DVC
|0
|-
|T  07-116
|Pistol,  Makarov, Plastic
|DVC
|0
|-
|T  20-007
|RPK  Squad Machine Gun
|DVC
|2
|-
|T  20-008
|PM-50  Pistol
|DVC
|2
|-
|T  20-018
|SVD  Sniper Rifle
|DVC
|2
|-
|GTA 08-11-014
|Multiple Integrated Laser Engagement System (MILES)  Casualty Cards
|GTA
|6
|-
|L  20-STAR-L
|OPFOR  Vehicle Marker (Large)
|TA
|40
|-
|L  30-06L-FSH
|OPFOR  Uniforms Large
|TA
|33
|-
|L  30-06S-FSH
|OPFOR  Uniforms Small
|TA
|33
|-
|23-94
|MILES  XXI (STRYKER) Common Kit
|DVC
|0
|-
|23-85
|Soft Cap Man Worn Laser Detector (MWLD) (MILES) PR0  Model
|DVC
|153
|-
|23-23
|M2K Multiple Integrated Laser Engagement System 2000  (MILES 2000) M24/M40 Sniper Weapon System Kit
|DVC
|6
|-
|L  20-STAR-M
|OPFOR  Vehicle Marker (Star) Med
|TA
|6
|-
|23-26
|M2K Multiple Integrated Laser Engagement System 2000  (MILES 2000) M2 Machine Gun Kit
|DVC
|18
|-
|23-67
|Multiple Integrated Laser Engagement System  Individual Weapons System (MILES IWS) M16/M4 Rifle Kit, Instrumental
|DVC
|113
|-
|23-96
|M1A1/A2/System Enhanced Package (SEP) Tank, (MILES  XXI)
|DVC
|10
|-
|23-95
|M2A2/M3A3  Bradley Fighting Vehicle, (MILES XXI)
|DVC
|8
|-
|23-92
|Main  Gun Signature Simulator (MGSS) (MILES 2000)
|DVC
|10
|-
|L  20-STAR-S
|OPFOR  Vehicle Marker (Star) SM
|TA
|36
|}

== Equipment (LIN) ==
{| class="wikitable"
|'''LIN'''
|'''Nomenclature'''
|'''Qty'''
|-
| colspan="3" |No  equipment specified
|}

== Materiel Items (NSN) ==
{| class="wikitable"
|'''NSN'''
|'''LIN'''
|'''Title'''
|'''Qty'''
|-
|1005-21-912-8997
| 
|Firing  Attachment, Blank Ammunition: M249 SAW
|6
|-
|1305-00-005-8005
| 
|Cartridge,  5.56 Millimeter Blank, Single Round: M200 (DODIC:A080)
|8400
|-
|1305-00-008-8894
| 
|Cartridge,  7.62 Millimeter Blank, Single Round: M82 (DODIC:A112)
|320
|-
|1305-01-078-4879
|D31944
|Cartridge,  Caliber .50 Blank: M1E1 (DODIC:A598)
|2000
|-
|1005-01-480-0289
| 
|Chamber,  Blank Firing: Machine Gun, 7.62MM, M240B
|8
|-
|1005-00-118-6192
| 
|Firing  Attachment, Blank Ammunition: Rifle, 5.56 MM, M16, M16A1
|42
|-
|1305-00-166-6371
| 
|Cartridge,  7.62 Millimeter Blank, Linked: M82 (DODIC:A111)
|1600
|-
|1370-00-752-8124
|T56265
|Simulator,  Hand Grenade: M116A1 (DODIC:L601)
|108
|-
|1330-00-289-6851
|J77626
|Grenade,  Hand Green Smoke: M18
|6
|-
|1330-00-289-6852
|J79133
|Grenade,  Hand, Red Smoke: M18 (DODIC:G950)
|6
|-
|1005-01-091-7510
|F87237
|Firing  Attachment, Blank Ammunitin: M19 for Caliber .50 M2 Machine Gun
|10
|-
|1330-00-219-8511
|J79681
|Grenade,  Hand, HC Smoke: AN-M8 (DODIC:G930)
|12
|-
|1005-00-893-0902
| 
|Firing  Attachment, Blank Ammunition, M14 Rifle
|6
|-
|1330-00-289-6853
|J79818
|Grenade,  Hand, Violet Smoke: M18 (DODIC:G955)
|6
|-
|1330-00-289-6854
|J79955
|Grenade,  Hand, Yellow Smoke: M18 (DODIC:G945)
|6
|}

== Environment ==
Environmental protection is not just the law but the right thing to do. It is a continual process and starts with deliberate planning. Always be alert to ways to protect our environment during training and missions. In doing so, you will contribute to the sustainment of our training resources while protecting people and the environment from harmful effects. Refer to the current Environmental Considerations manual and the current GTA Environmental-related Risk Assessment card. Consult range control office for specific environmental considerations for the training area(s) being used.

== Safety ==
In a training environment, leaders must perform a risk assessment in accordance with ATP 5-19, Risk Management. Leaders will complete the current Deliberate Risk Assessment Worksheet in accordance with the TRADOC Safety Officer during the planning and completion of each task and sub-task by assessing mission, enemy, terrain and weather, troops and support available-time available and civil considerations, (METT-TC). Note: During MOPP training, leaders must ensure personnel are monitored for potential heat injury. Local policies and procedures must be followed during times of increased heat category in order to avoid heat related injury. Consider the MOPP work/rest cycles and water replacement guidelines IAW FM 3-11.4, Multiservice Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures for Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical (NBC) Protection, FM 3-11.5, Multiservice Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures for Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Decontamination.

== Supporting References ==
[[Category:VOA]]
{| class="wikitable"
|'''Step Number'''
|'''Reference ID'''
|'''Reference Name'''
|'''Required'''
|'''Primary'''
|-
| 
|TC  7-100
|Hybrid  Threat
|Yes
|Yes
|-
| 
|TC  7-100.2
|Opposing  Force Tactics
|Yes
|Yes
|-
| 
|TC 7-100.3
|Irregular Opposing Forces  <nowiki>https://armypubs.us.army.mil/doctrine/DR_pubs/d</nowiki> r_aa/pdf/tc7_100x3.pdf
|Yes
|Yes
|-
| 
|TC 7-100.4
|Hybrid Threat Force Structure Organization Guide
|Yes
|Yes
|-
| 
|TC  7-101
|Exercise  Design
|Yes
|Yes
|}