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Title: Basic Officers Leadership Course II Brief


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Basic Officers Leadership Course II Brief
  • 17JAN2005
  • Brief prepared by 2LT Welton Chang, MI
  • The overall classification of this presentation
    is UNCLASSIFIED/FOUO

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Agenda
  • Course overview
  • POI
  • Graduation Requirements
  • Keys to success
  • Personal experience/lessons learned

3
BOLC II Course Overview
  • Seven-week length
  • Branch immaterial
  • Small-unit tactics (SMU) course
  • Focuses on contemporary operational environment
    (COE)
  • Builds on BOLC I POI

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BOLC II Course Overview (cont.)
  • New material includes MOUT, weapons training,
    convoy live-fire
  • POI continues to be revised (all information in
    this brief is based on July 05 Ft. Benning pilot
    class and October 05 BOLC II Conference of
    Colonels)
  • Original intent mini-Ranger school
  • Current implementation familiarize LTs with SMU

5
BOLC II Course Overview (cont.)
  • Gear MOLLE, IBA, M4s w/ PEQ-2/M68 CCO/Surefire
    tactical flashlights/Gangster grips, PNVS-14 and
    7D
  • Brand new barracks
  • No TDY pay?
  • Weekends off
  • Officers treated like officers
  • Ft. Benning Home of the Infantry!

6
POI
  • Week 1 Inprocess
  • Sets up for future success
  • 8.1 km road march
  • Week 2 Combatives/BRM
  • 20 hrs of combatives instruction
  • BRM student-led

7
POI (cont.)
  • Week 3 BRM qualification
  • Shot groups, zero, practice qualification,
    qualification
  • Week 4 Convoy Live Fire, Land Nav, SMU
  • 20 person truck mounted LFX
  • Convoy SMU (commands, react to ambush,
    unblocked/blocked, catastrophic kill
  • Day and night land navigation
  • FOB

8
POI (cont.)
  • Week 5 ARM, MOUT
  • Advanced rifle marksmanship (ready-up drills,
    firing in an urban environment, reflexive live
    fire drills)
  • MOUT at McKenna MOUT site (basic stacks, rolling
    stacks, breaching, strong wall, center fed,
    corner fed, mouseholes, rooftops, staircases,
    multiple rooms)
  • Convoy exercise, blank fire, react to IED drills
    in urban environment
  • FOB

9
POI (cont.)
  • Week 6 FOB OPs
  • QRF
  • TCPs
  • React to IEDs
  • Clear MSR
  • Conducting FOB security, guard, checkpoints
  • Week 7 Outprocessing
  • Counselings
  • PLT led social activity
  • PT EVERY DAY

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BOLC II MASTER SCHEDULE FLOW RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FULL IMPLEMENTATION BOLC II MASTER SCHEDULE FLOW RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FULL IMPLEMENTATION BOLC II MASTER SCHEDULE FLOW RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FULL IMPLEMENTATION BOLC II MASTER SCHEDULE FLOW RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FULL IMPLEMENTATION BOLC II MASTER SCHEDULE FLOW RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FULL IMPLEMENTATION BOLC II MASTER SCHEDULE FLOW RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FULL IMPLEMENTATION BOLC II MASTER SCHEDULE FLOW RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FULL IMPLEMENTATION

WEEK 1 WEEK 2 WEEK 3 WEEK 4 WEEK 5 WEEK 6 WEEK 7
             
Company 1 INPROCESS TACOPS LAND NAV SMALL ARMS UE CONVOY OPS FOB OPS OUTPROCESS
             
Company 2 INPROCESS TACOPS SMALL ARMS UE CONVOY OPS LAND NAV FOB OPS OUTPROCESS

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Whats Changed No initial APFT, moved to week
3 Student led PT Sunday reporting only No task
training during wk 1 events Student mission
prep. 5-mile Tactical FM. Student led Safety
Briefs.
13
Whats Changed Increased Combatives hours from
15 to 20 hrs-grouped together, better flow BRM 1
2 student led
14
Whats Changed APFT. Added BRM 6 (Downrange
Feedback). Added BRM 10 (Practice Qual). Student
led BRM week (prepared during wk 1) PLTs are
assigned a range, responsible for set up,
safeties, concurrent training, etc. Student led
AARs after each event.
15
Whats Changed CLFX in wk 4. Added FOB Security
OPNS. Land Nav 1 time event. Student led
PT. Student led convoy training.
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Whats Changed Student led PT. Student led QRF
Reaction Drills. Student led Urban Ops training.
18
Whats Changed RTW and OPORD missions. New
Culminating Event. 10 mile FM and Ext Land Nav
integrated into missions. 24-hr. FOB operations.
19
Whats Changed No Dining In Student selected
and led social event. Modified Graduation APFT
for selected pax. Student led PT.
20
Major changes from BOLC II July 05 pilot course
  • 3 weeks at FOB instead of 5 weeks
  • More PT in current implementation
  • No night infiltration course
  • 10 mile footmarch instead of 12 mile
  • No IMT buddy shoot
  • No formal dining in
  • No confidence course
  • No extended land navigation
  • No law of land warfare, call for fire, employ
    CAS, first aid, NBC classes

21
Emerging Training Requirements
  • Cultural Awareness
  • Language Training
  • Detainee Operations
  • Every Soldier is a Sensor (ES2)
  • Personnel Recovery

22
Current Graduation Requirements
  • Pass Basic Land Navigation Course
  • (5/7 points day in 3 hrs 3/5 points in 3 hrs
    night on Yankee South)
  • 2. Qualify Marksman on M16/M4 (23/40 on pop-up
    range)
  • 3. Receive GO in a minimum of 2 out of 4
    or 5 leadership positions (1 Garrison, 1
    Physical Training, 2 Tactical)
  • Complete all three FTXs
  • Complete 2 of 3 foot marches, one must be 10 mile
    (16km)
  • Not miss more than 72 hours of training
  • Pass one APFT

23
Graduation awards
  • Distinguished honor graduate
  • Determined by committee of cadre
  • Based on overall performance
  • Ironman/Ironwoman award
  • Highest PT score

24
Keys to success
  • Positive attitude
  • Physical fitness
  • Knowledge of FM 7-8
  • Willingness to help fellow officers

25
Personal experience
  • Meet officers from other branches, commissioning
    sources, varying levels of experience, National
    Guard, Reserves
  • Understand what the shooter needs (from an
    intelligence perspective ex. 25 illumination
    required to see with NODs, cannot see in dark
    buildings/rooms without windows)
  • Tests your flexibility, adaptability, patience,
    etc.
  • Operate in COE without having to deploy

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