text: Planning and Preparation
  commanders develop training schedules no later than 6 weeks prior to training. The company commander
  signs and the battalion commander approves training schedules no later than 6 weeks prior to training
  execution, generally at the conclusion of the weekly battalion training meeting.
  3-17. Training schedules are posted in company common areas and are provided to Soldiers. Figure 3-2
  illustrates a sample training schedule. At a minimum, company training schedules include the following
  information:
  * Date and time of training (start and end).
  * Attendees.
  * Tasks trained (task title and numbers for reference).
  * Trainer (primary and alternate).
  * Uniform and equipment.
  * Location (such as training areas or facilities).
  * References (such as FM 6-22 and TC 7-101).
  * Authentication (company commander signature and battalion commander signature when
  approved).
  Figure 3-2. Sample company training schedule
  CHANGES TO APPROVED TRAINING SCHEDULES
  3-18. To enable predictability and consistent quality execution, events codified in a training schedule should
  not change. However, changes to approved training are sometimes unavoidable. Any substantive changes
  between Weeks T-6 through T-4 require battalion commander approval, changes between Weeks T-3 through
  T-2 require brigade commander approval, and any change inside Week T-1 requires division commander
  approval. Consistent changes within two weeks of training indicate a commander failure to accurately
  plan unit training or higher commander failure to protect subordinate units from un-forecasted
  distracters. (See figure 3-3 on page 3-8 for change approval to training schedules.)