The Coaching Card and Shooting Records

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The Coaching Card and Shooting Records

• Or ...
• The jobs not finished till the paperwork is
  done !!

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Objectives - by the end of this lesson you will
be able to

• describe the procedure for completing a Coaching
  card for
• a Grouping and Zeroing practice
• a Deliberate practice
• state the requirement for the keeping of shooting
  records and describe the information which should
  be recorded

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Coaching Cards - in the Services

• Army Forms
• B6994A - Grouping Zeroing Card
• B6994B - Elementary Application of Fire

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Specimen Grouping Zeroing Card
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Specimen Coaching Card - Deliberate Practice
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Unit Shooting Records - should include

• date of practice
• where the practice was fired
• range type and distance
• the weapon
• the type of practice
• results
• group size, number of hits, score against HPS
• remarks made by Coach, Instructor, RCO

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Specimen Unit Shooting Record
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Summary - Coaching Cards

• essential if the practice is to be effectively
  coached
• provide a format to record
• the firers declaration
• the Coachs observations
• the order of arrival and position of each shot
• the score, if applicable
• points for subsequent discussion
• information for subsequent transfer to the Unit
  Shooting Record

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Unit Shooting Record

• allows each cadets performance to be monitored
• gives an overall picture of development within
  the unit
• highlights areas where further training may be
  required
• information on consistency, or otherwise, of
  performance of individuals for selection purposes

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RAF Form 3822

• the Cadets own record of shooting
• important for recording eligibility to fire
• often not filled in!

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In this lesson

• coaching cards
• unit shooting records
• samples of coaching cards and shooting records
• reasons for using cards and keeping records
• completion of RAF F3822