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  C-4. Figure C-2 illustrates how individual proficiencies form the basis for higher unit proficiency. NCOs
  prioritize individual training to the tasks that support small-unit battle tasks. In this way, unit mission-
  essential tasks nest to battle tasks and ultimately nest to individual tasks.
  Figure C-2. Individual training as cornerstone of unit training proficiency
  C-5. Soldier training is broad in scope. It ranges from training warrior tasks and battle drills, military
  occupational specialty (MOS) skills as well as weapons qualification for individual, crew-served, and
  platform-weapons proficiency. Unit NCOs and commanders continually train, track, and maintain these
  Soldier proficiencies to ensure the unit can perform its tasks to accomplish its mission.
  INDIVIDUAL TASKS
  C-6. An individual task is a clearly defined and measurable activity accomplished by a single person.
  Soldiers train individual tasks, both common and MOS. They are the lowest behavior or action in a job or
  duty that is performed. Individual task training and evaluation outlines (T&EOs) provide the detail of task
  performance and evaluation.
  INDIVIDUAL TRAINING
  C-7. Individual training consists of—
  * Army Warrior Training.
  * Individual critical task training.
  * Individual and crew-served weapons.
  * Holistic health and fitness (known as H2F) to include mental fitness and physical training.