text: Appendix E
  * Do not wait until the meeting to conduct essential coordination.
  * Focus on training issues and leave administrative details until after the meeting.
  MANAGE TRAINING EVENTS
  E-30. Training events can be managed using the T-Week framework. This is a planning technique that
  identifies actions and activities to accomplish prior to each training event. T-Week is the week of training
  execution; T-6 represents activities six weeks prior to execution. Table E-1 illustrates a sample T-Week
  calendar and associated actions. Units develop and tailor their own T-week actions and timelines based on
  local command and installation requirements.
  Table E-1. T-Week calendar
  Weeks to training Activities
  T-16 Identify major training facilities
  Week T-12 Conduct training event planning
  Week T-11 Refine event requirements
  Week T-10 Begin pre-execution checks
  Week T-9 Confirm resource requests
  Week T-8 Execute reconnaissance and confirm resources
  Week T-7 Publish the training event orders
  Week T-6* Review and complete deliberate risk assessments
  Week T-5 Complete tactical plan and supporting products
  Week T-4 Conduct certifications and complete prerequisite training
  Week T-3 Conduct rehearsals
  Week T-2 Finalize support and conduct OPFOR rehearsal
  Week T-1 Draw equipment or supplies and execute subordinate rehearsals and checks
  T Week Execute training
  Week T+1 Recover, and conduct final after action reviews
  *Training schedule approved and published at T-6
  OPFOR opposing force
  Note. RC units should aggregate activities based on their monthly schedule.
  TRAINING RESOURCE TRACKING
  E-31. Tracking training resources using the T-Week framework is key to coordinating and managing the
  actions necessary to ensure training resources are available when training begins. Assigning responsibility
  for and tracking each training resource requires constant attention. Figure E-1 is an example of a unit training
  resource tracking technique. A notional training resource vignette begins on page E-10.