text: Index
  Entries are by paragraph number.
  event, 3-18 individual training, C-1–C-17 stages, 4-16, I-5
  training, 3-4 informal after action review, 4-29, tools as, 4-13
  execute, after action review, K-4, K-26 weapons qualification, I-9–I-11
  K-31–K-40 installation training resource location, after action review, K-14,
  execution, 4-1–4-37 conference, 3-13 K-23, K-24–K-25
  exercise. See also specific long-range planning, 3-3–3-12
  L
  exercises. long-range preparation, 3-3–3-12
  lane handbook, G-13
  external evaluation, H-1–H-15 resources, 3-5
  night, I-32 lane training, 4-25, G-1–G-14 long-range training guidance,
  activities, G-5–G-7, G-13
  exercise control, H-12 execution, 4-1
  advantages, G-3
  external evaluation, H-1–H-15, long-range training plan
  documentation, G-11–G-14
  F-10, 5-6 approval, 3-7–3-8
  locations, G-2
  after action report, H-14 elements of, 3-6
  objectives, G-8–G-9
  organization, H-15 guidance, A-5–A-6
  support, G-10
  personnel, H-2–H-13 publication, 3-9
  lane training support package,
  F G-12 M
  Facilitator. See also evaluator. leader maintenance, 1-13–1-15
  after action review, K-22–K-23 after action review, K-14 maneuver training, live-fire
  guidance from, K-37 considerations, 1-19, E-16, training, I-12
  responsibilities, K-22–K-23, I-32, I-33, I-39
  map exercise, F-15
  K-28–K-30, K-32, K-39 development, I-38–I-39
  field training exercise, F-11 evaluated, H-10 meeting
  lane training, G-4 mid-range, 3-13
  fire control, live-fire training, I-21 responsibilities, 1-5, 3-1, 4-2– techniques, E-29
  fire coordination exercise, F-12– 4-3, 4-4, 4-27, 5-1, B-2, D-3, training, E-1–E-32
  F-13 E-14, E-20, E-26, E-6, E-8, mid-range planning, 3-13
  fire support coordination K-24 mid-range preparation, 3-13
  measures, I-23 senior, 1-17–1-19, 3-7–3-8,
  4-3, H-3–H-4, H-7, H-8, mission readiness exercise, F-16
  formal after action review, K-4,
  tasks, 2-9, C-14 mission-essential task
  K-35
  training and, 1-17–1-19 defined, 2-2
  fundamentals, focus on, 4-8 training and certifying, 3-13 prioritizing, 2-4–2-12, B-1
  G leader books, 4-34 mission-essential task list
  graphic control measures, live-fire leader development, training as, assigned, 2-14
  training, I-22 1-20–1-22 defined, 2-2
  development of, 2-13
  green-amber-red cycle, 3-4 leader development plan,
  standard, 2-4
  mid-range, 3-13
  guidance
  mission-essential task proficiency,
  after action review lessons learned, after action
  1-2
  participating, K-33 review, K-42–K-44
  models, training, 3-21, 4-29
  long-range training plans, A-5– live fire, 1-13–I-15
  A-6 crawl-walk-run, I-15 multiechelon training, 1-8, 4-20–
  mid-range, 3-13 leader development, I-38–I-39 4-22, I-36
  multiechelon training, I-16–I-18 defined, 3-4
  H
  positioning forces, I-27 live fire, I-16–I-18
  higher commander, H-8–H-9
  live training, 3-4, J-3 N
  high-payoff tasks, 2-12
  live, virtual, and constructive night, exercises, I-32
  I–J–K training, 4-20–4-22, J-3–J-7
  night vision devices, I-30
  benefits, 4-22
  illumination, I-34 noncommissioned officer
  live-fire exercise, F-14
  individual, weapons, C-12 external evaluations, H-7
  events, 1-15
  responsibilities, 4-3, 4-27,
  individual tasks, C-6
  live-fire planning, I-19–I-37, 4-12– E-11, E-20
  critical, C-11
  4-16, I-1–I-39 trainers, 1-7
  nesting, C-2
  benefits, I-1
  prioritizing, 2-8 maneuver training, I-12 O
  standards, C-17
  prerequisite training, I-6–I-8 observations, collect for after
  types, C-13–C-16
  proficiency, 4-14 action review, K-26–K-27