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Personnel Action DA Form 4187
request training (airborne, ranger, SF, on the job training)
MOS relassification
EFMP Assigment
ID tags
Separate Rations
Change of Name/SSN/DOB
volunteer of overseas service
Administrative Flag
the initiation, transfer, and removal of a suspension of favorable personnel actions
Evaluations

(Assessing Training)
Informal -- real time feedback

Formal -- dedicated evaluators / long or short term

Internal -- by unit

External - by higher HQ or outside chain of cmd
AAR
After Action Review

review plan, establish what happened, determine what might be done better next time
Groups of Awards
1. Decorations
2. Good Conduct Medal
3. Service Medals
4. Service Ribbons
5. Badges and Tabs
6. Certificates and Letters

***awards should include actions beyond a normal duty description
Members Present at Company Training Meeting
Co CMDR
XO
1st SGT
PL
PSG
Convoy Battle Drills
1. React to Contact (still moving)
2. React to Contact (forced to halt)
3. CASEVAC / Vehicle Recovery
4. Break Contact
5. Establish Rally Point
6. React to an IED/UXO
Developmental Counseling
event-oriented vs. performance/professional growth
Counselling Process Stages
1. identify need for counseling
2. prepare for counseling
3. conduct counseling
4. follow up
Multifuncional Medical Battalion

(EAC Med Units)
provide modular command and control (C2) and support for assigned and attached units
Area Support Medical Company

(EAC Med Units)
provide Role I and II FHP to units in the company AO
Combat Support Hospital

(EAC Med Units)
provide numerous inpatient/outpatient services in 84- or 164- bed capacities
Forward Surgical Team

(EAC Med Units)
provide rapidly deployable immediate surgical capabilities
Medical Logistic Company

(EAC Med Units)
Class VIII manager in the DIV/Corps theater of operations
Enlisted Personnel Management System

(EPMS)
MOS -- identifies a group of duty positions that require closely related skills

career planning is responsibility of indiv. soldier, supervisor, unit cmdr, CSM, and Dept. of the Army
Execute Training
if standard not reached, should retrain ASAP

CRAWL, WALK, RUN

promotes an objective, standards-based approach

trainig becomes incrementally more difficult, requires more resources, and has increasing level of realism

conditions under which tasks occur change
Role III

(FHP)
provided by Corps CSH

capable of:

resuscitative surgery
initial wound surgery
post-operative tx
Modular Design of Medical Units
1. Combat Medic Module
2. Ambulance Squad Module
3. Treatment Squad Module
4. Area Support Squad Module
5. Patient Holding Squad Module
6. Surgical Squad Module
Joint Health Service Support
CRTS -- Casualty Receiving Transport Ships

surgical intervention, ICU, primary care beds, 360+ bed overflow, lab/x-ray/pharm/blood

Critical Care Air Transport Team (USAF)

provides in-flight critical care for evac of WIA from theater
MDMP
Military Decision Making Process

tenets of operations: initiative, agility, depth, synchronization, versatility

7-step planning model from battlefield visualization to WARNOs and OPORDs
Role II
role I and II care
ground MEDEVAC
patient holding
Dental/Lab/X-ray
blood
mental health
PM
Med Log
regeneration of supported medical platoons
Role II Treatment Squad
reinforce tx sq of BAS

emergency and routine sick call tx to soldiers of supported units

can operate for 48h w/out resupply
AMEDD Functional Areas
Medical Tx
Evacuation and Medical Regulating
Preventive Medicine
Med. Log. and Blood Management
C4I (Cmd, Control, Comm, Computers, and Intelligence)
Hospitalization
Combat Stress
Laboratory
Veterinary
Dental
Medical Platoon
med. PLs are organic to:
field artillery
combat arms
airborne infantry BTN
stryker infantry BTN
RSTA squadron
Role I
PL level

triage, EMT, ATM, sick call, Combat Stress Control, PM, Class VIII supply
Medical Evacuation
collecting the wounded
triage and prioritizing
transportation
en-route care
dealing w/ complications
AXP
Ambulance Exchange Point

est. by BDE support med co cmdr

pre-designated point for rapid transfer of pt from one evac platform to another
MTP
Mission Training Plan

develop METL

a descriptive, mission-oriented training program to maintain critical wartime mission skills
NCOER
1` focus to communicate performance standards

what's expected of ratee?
what's the chain of cmd?
discuss values and responsibilities

provides DA with performance and potential assessments of each rated NCO
aids in sound personnel management decisions and development of NCO potential
Triage for Evacuation
Priority I - Urgent

IA - Urgent Surgical
II - Priority
III - Routine
IV - Convenience
OER
mandatory if:

change of rater
PCS
annual
departure on TDY
failing selection for promotion
relief for cause
initial tour of extended AD
directed by HRC
Responsibilities of Officer rated in OER
meet w/ rater w/in 30 days of assignment

initiate discussion of duties and objectives

assess and update objectives

complete 67-9-1 (OER Support Form)
OPMS
Officer Personnel Management System
Levels of Officer Educaion
OBC -- officer basic
CCC -- captain's career course
ILE -- intermediate level education
SSC -- senior service college
Key Documents for Promotion

(OPMS)
official photo -- correct and current
official military personnel file (OMPF)
officer record brief (ORB) correct and signed
USR
Unit Status Report

must be maintained by Co CMDR for at least 6 mo.
Class I
Subsitence (food, water)
Class II
Clothing
Class III
Petroleum, Oil, & Lubricant
Class IV
Construction Material
Class V
Ammunition
Class VI
Personnel Demand Items (ex. EtOH)
Class VII
Major End Items
Class VIII
Medical Equipment / Supply / Blood
Class IX
Repair Parts
Class X
Material to support non-military programs
Maintenance Roles and Responsibilities
Unit CMDR/1SG - ultimately resp. for ops and training
Maintenance Officer/NCO - supervises ops and train.; quality checks
PL/PSG - supervises; quality checks paperwork; PMCS
Squad Leader - direct supervision / PMCS
Operator - 1` role is PMCS
PMCS
Preventitive Maintenence, Checks, and Services
RSO&I Phases
1. Reception
2. Staging
3. Onward Mvmt
4. Integration
Training Management
Top-down/Bottom-up

sr. leaders provide focus/direction/resources

jr. leaders profide feedback on proficiency/needs and execute to standard

guidance flows down
feedback flows up

central planning; decentralized execution