text: Appendix C
  Individual Training
  OVERVIEW
  C-1. Individual training ensures individuals are proficient and ready to fight. Individual training occurs in
  the institutional, operational, and self-development training domains. (See AR 350-1 and the Army Training
  Network (ATN) at https://atn.army.mil for training domains.)
  NESTING INDIVIDUAL TASKS TO BATTLE TASKS
  C-2. Units and individuals cannot train everything due to mission requirements and limitations in time and
  resources. Prioritizing individual tasks and nesting these to battle tasks ensure the tasks that individuals train
  support the collective tasks trained at higher echelons. At the lowest unit echelon (such as platoon, squad,
  team, and crew), noncommissioned officers (NCOs) ensure battle tasks nest to the individual tasks Soldiers
  train. Given the unit mission, time, and resources, NCOs select those individual tasks and battle drills that
  prioritize and focus Soldier training (when practicable, NCOs select high payoff tasks that support more than
  one battle task). Figure C-1 illustrates the concept of nesting individual tasks to battle tasks. (See appendix B
  for more information on task crosswalks.)
  Figure C-1. NCOs nest individual tasks to battle tasks
  SOLDIER SKILLS AND PROFICIENCIES
  C-3. The skills and proficiencies Soldiers train are the foundation to unit-level collective training. Proficient
  Soldiers enable their units to execute more complex collective tasks.