Lane Book Sample, AVN Support, Air Movement

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AT 00 1-147TH CAB FT McCoy, WI.
11 - 25 JUN 00
CPT Matthew
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• Table of Contents
• Section I Introduction.
• General Mission Scenario
• Lane Diagram/Sketch
• AT Timeline
• Section II Lane Information.
• Lane OPORD
• Evaluated Task List
• Timeline
• TEOs
• Supporting Task List
• Section III Support Requirements
• Medical
• OPFOR
• Class IV/V

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• Table of Contents
• Section III Support Requirements
• Communications
• Training Aids
• AAR Site
• Section IV Admin Requirements.
• Safety Considerations
• Risk Assessment
• Environmental Issues
• Rules of Engagement
• Section V After Action Review
• Purpose
• AAR Schedule/Location/Attendees
• Reference List

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Section I Introduction
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General Mission Scenario

• Mission
• On order, A and C Companies, 1-147th CAB,
  conduct air movement operations in sector.
• Scenario

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Air Movement Lane
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TLPs - CO WARNORD - BACKBRIEF - CO
OPORD - REHEARSALS
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INBRIEF/ORIENTATION LEADERS REHEARSAL AREA - BN
WARNORD - BN OPORD - CONFIRMATION BRIEF - LANE
BOOK
LANE EXECUTION

• Prepare For Air Movement Operations.
• Conduct Aerial Re-supply.
• Perform Risk Management
• Procedures.
• Comply with Established Army Airspace Command and
  Control Measures.
• Use countermeasures Against Enemy Air Defense
  Artillery to Ensure Aircraft Survivability.
• Return to the AA and Prepare
• For Future Operations.

AAR
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AIR MOVEMENT LANE SKETCH

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FARP
OBJ
AA
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Unit Conducts Tactical Air Movement
Conducts Landing Phase
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AT TIMELINE
JUN 00
11 12-13 14 15 19
19-20 21
Inbrief Bn Cdr Staff 1200
Re-Deploy to Madison WI

TAM
Lane/Day 0800 BN OPORD
Collective TNG
TAM
TAM AAR 1500
A CO
B CO
Inbrief Bn Cdr Staff 1200
Re-Deploy to Madison WI
Lane/Day 0800 BN OPORD
TAM AAR 1500
Collective TNG
TAM
C CO
TAM
Inbrief Bn Cdr Staff 1200
TAM
TAM
TAM
TAM AAR 1500
Re-Deploy to Madison WI
D CO
Collective TNG
Inbrief Bn Cdr Staff 1200
Re-Deploy to Madison WI
HHC
TAM
TAM
TAM
TAM AAR 1500
Collective TNG
Fort McCoy, WI
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Section II Lane Information
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Lane OPORD
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Air Movement Lane Evaluated Task List
ARTEP 1-215 MTP, Command Aviation Battalion
TASK
TASK
PAGE
1-2-5102 Prepare for Air Movement Operations
5-319
1-2-7733 Conduct Aerial Re-supply
5-226
1-2-0501 Return to the Assembly Area and
5-170
Prepare for Future Operations
1-2-0403 Comply with Established Army
Airspace 5-167
Command and Control Measures
1-2-0301 Use Countermeasures Against Enemy
Air 5-163 Defense Artillery
to Ensure Aircraft Survivability
ARTEP 1-045 MTP, Assault Helicopter Battalion

TASK
TASK
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1-2-7503 Perform Risk Management
Procedures 5-234
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AT 00 Lane Timeline A Company Volk Field, WI.

• 11 Jun 00 (FRI)
• 0900 Inbrief to CDRs Staff
• 0930 Leaders Orientation and Risk Management
  Class
• 14 Jun 00 (WED)
• 0600 Stand-to/PCI
• 0800 BN OPORD Brief / Confirmation Brief
• 0900 Issue WARNORD
• 1300 Conduct Air Movement
• 1700 Return to the AA and Prepare For Future
  Operations
• 1730 Arrive AA / AAR Preparation
• 1900 AAR

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AT 00 Lane Timeline C Company Volk Field, WI.

• 11 Jun 00 (SUN)
• 0900 Inbrief to CDRs Staff
• 0930 Leaders Orientation and Risk Management
  Class
• 15 Jun 00 (THU)
• 0600 Stand-to/PCI
• 0800 BN OPORD Brief / Confirmation Brief
• 0900 Issue WARNORD
• 1300 Conduct Air Movement
• 1700 Return to the AA and Prepare For Future
  Operations
• 1730 Arrive AA / AAR Preparation
• 1900 AAR

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OC/TEAM TASKS LANE EXECUTION
EVENT TASKS STEPS
O/C TASKS
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OC/TEAM TASKS LANE EXECUTION
EVENT TASKS STEPS
O/C TASKS
2. Commander or AMC conducts staging
activities. a. Conducts PZ coordination
with PZ control officer. b. Identifies
flight routes and coordinates arrival times.
c. Ensures PZ Times are met. d. Conducts
plans for loading.
SR O/C evaluates commander. TM1 O/Cs Observe PZ
coordination. All O/Cs check flight routes and
arrival times. SR O/C TM1 O/Cs note PZ
times. All O/Cs check loading plans.
1300 hrs Conduct Air Movement
3. Company conducts air movement operations.
a. Company moves aircraft to PZ at appropriate
times. b. Company loads troops, supplies,
and equipment as required. c. Company
conducts air movement to the LZ at the
appropriate time.
TM1 O/Cs TM 1 O/Cs TM2 O/Cs and O/C on A/C
check LZ times.
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OC/TEAM TASKS LANE EXECUTION
EVENT TASKS STEPS
O/C TASKS
SR O/C evaluates commander. TM2 O/Cs and O/C
on aircraft observe LZ Operations.
d. Aircrews employ appropriate terrain
flight techniques based on factors of METT-T.
e. Aircrews execute landing plan. f.
Aircrews supervise expeditious unloading of
troops and equipment as soon as the aircraft is
safely on the ground.
TM 1 O/Cs Aircraft O/C observe company.
The company rigs, picks up, drops, and de-rigs
without injury to personnel or damage to
equipment by the time specified in the
OPORD/FRAGO.
Conduct Aerial Re-Supply
All O/Cs observe company Risk Management
Procedures.
Leaders and soldiers are aware of potential
safety problems inherent in the conduct of the
task. Company trains to standard and does not
take shortcuts that endanger unit members. Risks
taken are necessary to accomplish training
objectives. Appropriate measures are taken to
identify, assess, evaluate, and mitigate the
risks.
Perform Risk Management Procedures
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OC/TEAM TASKS LANE EXECUTION
EVENT TASKS STEPS
O/C TASKS
All O/Cs observe A2 C2 planning and execution.
A2 C2 measures are observed throughout
operations. Actions are taken to preclude any
airspace conflicts among friendly forces.
Comply with Established A2 C2 measures
The unit is able to maneuver in the area of
operations using positive and procedural control
measures to prevent engagement by enemy and
friendly assets.
Use counter measures against Enemy Air Defense
Artillery to Ensure Aircraft Survivability
All O/Cs observe company conducting task steps.
SR. O/C Aircraft O/C observe company.
The commander submits status reports on aircraft
and personnel to higher headquarters within 30
minutes after returning to the assembly area.
1500hrs Return to the AA and Prepare for future
OPNS
All O/Cs prepare for AAR.
1630hrs Arrive AA / 4th CAV AAR Preparation
SR. O/C conducts AAR.
1900hrs AAR
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Air Movement TEOs
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Air Movement Lane Individual Supporting Task List
TC 1-212, Aircrew Training Manual Utility
Helicopter, UH-60/EH-60
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Air Movement Lane Individual Supporting Task List

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Air Movement Lane Individual Supporting Task List
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Air Movement Lane Individual Supporting Task List
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Section III Support Requirements
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Medical
Fort McCoy Training Area
Emergency Numbers Medevac - Pri. FM 46.80
Alt. Range Control
388-4848 Standard Medevac 9 Line 1. Pick-up
location 2. Unit FM Freq and call sign 3. Patient
category 4. Special equipment required 5.
Security at pick-up site 6. Description of
injury 7. PZ markings 8. Number of patients by
type 9. Weather and terrain at PZ Call and
verify the availability of MEDEVAC prior to
training.
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OPFOR
O/C UNIT DATE TIME
LOCATION MISSION 1-337th HHC 1-147th
AVN TBD

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OPFOR COVERAGE
N
8 SOLDIERS
RP
O/C TM 2
LZ
2 SOLDIERS
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Class V Requirements Class V requirements will be
provided by supported unit upon arrival at AT
site.

AMMUNITION DODAC BASIC LOAD
TOTAL
Smoke, Red G950 1 per O/C TM
3ea Star Cluster, Red L311
1 per O/C TM 3ea Star Cluster, Green
L314 1 per O/C TM 3ea 5.56 Blank
A080 90rds per TM
300rds
O/C
OPFOR 5.56 Blank AO80
90rds per R/M 1000rds
7.62 Blank 1305A111
200rds per M60D 400rds
(CDR, HHC 1-147th) Class V Issue at BN TOC after
lane inbrief
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Medical
Fort McCoy Training Area
Emergency Numbers Medevac - Pri. FM 46.80
Alt. Range Control
388-4848 Standard Medevac 9 Line 1. Pick-up
location 2. Unit FM Freq and call sign 3. Patient
category 4. Special equipment required 5.
Security at pick-up site 6. Description of
injury 7. PZ markings 8. Number of patients by
type 9. Weather and terrain at PZ Call and
verify the availability of MEDEVAC prior to
training.
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Communication
Observer Controllers will monitor communications
of the flight from within the participating
aircraft
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O/C Team AAR Resources

• Video cameras, VCR, VHS tapes
• Television
• AAR clamshell
• Butcher board
• Area map
• Sand table kit
• Pointer

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AAR SITE
MAP BOARD
AAR BOARD
TV VCR
SAND TABLE
ENTRANCE
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Section IV Admin Requirements
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O/C Team Safety Considerations

• Ground Safety
• - All personnel avoid main and tail rotors.
• - Personnel approach the aircraft from the
  90-degree position only after visual approval
  from aircrew.
• - All personnel working on aircraft will have
  sleeves down.
• - Seat belt use and proper hearing and eye
  protection is mandatory. Use ground guides IAW
  unit SOP.
• - During night operations, ground personnel will
  carry a flashlight or similar lighted device when
  working on aircraft.
• - Personnel working on aircraft remove watches
  and rings.
• Aviation Safety
• - Conduct flight operations IAW AR 95-1/2
  FORSCOM Reg. 95-1, unit SOP, current DOD FLIP,
  and appropriate ATM.
• - Monitor and track fighter management (aircrew
  endurance) IAW unit SOP.
• - Complete a deliberate (or operational) risk
  assessment IAW unit SOP prior to execution.
• - Develop a Tactical Assembly Area aircraft
  parking and airspace management plan.

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Risk Assessment
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Environment Issues

• Units will submit Environmental Assessments of
  training. For submission call Chief Range
  Operations DSN 280-4848.
• Activities requiring approval of Range
  Operation
• Laundry Sites Shower Sites
• Fueling/Refueling Points Vehicle Decon
• Timber Cutting
• Control of Petroleum Products
• A gallon or more of oil, transmission fluid,
  gasoline, aviation fuel, and other
  hazardous/toxic waste is dumped or spilled,
  report to Range Control immediately, The Spill
  report must include
• (1) Coordinates of Spill
• (2) Type and quantity
• (Note) Actions must be taken immediately to
  control/contain the spill.

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• Trash and garbage will be transported by units
  to installation transfer station.
• Field Sanitation/Latrines, Slit trenches,
  portable latrines, pit latrines, ect., will be
  located no closer than 100 meters from the units
  mess and open water. Latrines will be positioned
  so the surface run off will not carry pit
  residues to open water. See Fort McCoy Reg 385-1
  for further information.

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Rules of Engagement
The 4th Brigade, 85th Division (TS) Rules of
Engagement (dated 26 Jan 00), as previously
electronically distributed will be used by the
unit during evaluated training events.
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Section V After Action Review
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AAR PURPOSE
Provides immediate feedback on specific
training events through group discussion. This
allows units to identify strengths and areas to
improve and provides them an opportunity to
refine their performance and meet Army standards.





Schedule
Date Location
Attendees
UNIT
1-147th BN Commander all Company personnel
141900 JUN 00 WMA Fort McCoy, WI.
A CO
151900 JUN 00 WMA Fort McCoy, WI.
1-147th BN Commander all Company personnel
C CO
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Reference List

• FM 25-100, Training the Force
• FM 25-101, Battle Focused Training
• FM 101-5, Staff Organization and Operations
• FM 1-100, Army Aviation Operations
• FM 1-113, Utility/Cargo Helicopter Operations
• FM 90-4, Air Assault Operations
• ARTEP 1-215 MTP, Command Aviation BN
• ARTEP 1-045 MTP, Assault Helicopter Battalion
• OPORD
• Maps