text: Appendix I
  Table I-1. Example integrated weapons training strategy structure
  Table I Table II Table III Table IV Table V Table VI
  Collective Coordination/ Live-Fire
  Echelon Prerequisite Prerequisite Prerequisite Task Rehearsal/ Proficiency
  Proficiency Practice Gate
  Crawl Crawl Walk Run Run Run
  TEWT STAFFEX CPX FTX FCX CALFEX
  Battalion
  Live Blended Live TADSS Blended Live-fire
  TEWT STX-V STX FTX FCX CALFEX
  Company
  Live Virtual TADSS TADSS Live-Fire Live-fire
  Platoon
  Class
  STX-V STX FTX FCX LFX
  Section SOP
  Virtual TADSS TADSS Live-Fire Live-fire
  Live
  Squad
  FTX
  Mortar Formation
  GST STX-V STX TADSS Practice Qualification
  Live Virtual TADSS Basic Live-fire Live-fire
  Crew Platform
  Live-fire
  Special Purpose
  Weapons
  Crew-Served PMI&E PLFS Drills Basic Practice Qualification
  Weapons Live Virtual TADSS Live-fire Live-fire Live-fire
  Individual
  Weapons
  CALFEX combined arms live-fire exercise PMI&E preliminary marksmanship instruction and evaluation
  CPX command post exercise SOP standard operating procedure
  FCX fire coordination exercise STAFFEX staff exercise
  FTX field training exercise STX situational training exercise
  GST gunnery skills test TADSS training aids, devices, simulators, and simulations
  LFX live-fire exercise TEWT tactical exercise without troops
  PLFS preliminary live-fire simulations V virtual training environment
  I-10. Weapons qualification includes individual and crew-served or crew-based weapons systems (for
  example, M1 Abrams crew and M2 Bradley crew). Crew-based weapons should require Soldiers to complete,
  as a crew, the appropriate gunnery tables prior to the execution of the live fire. Maneuver live fire should not
  be used in lieu of executing required gunnery tables in accordance with applicable gunnery manuals.
  I-11. Requisite gunnery tables should be completed for attack aviation, indirect fire systems, and aviation
  door gunners prior to execution of live-fire training to ensure a safe and realistic training scenario.
  MANEUVER TRAINING
  I-12. Prior to execution of live-fire training, units must master maneuver training at the echelons to be trained
  in a LFX. Units that master movement and maneuver, and master transitioning from one to the other prior to
  execution of live-fire training, can maximize learning and mastery of the effects of a LFX. During live-fire
  execution, units should execute proper movement and maneuver formations. Failing to maneuver properly
  should result in penalties that require the unit to retrain on noted deficiencies prior to continuing through the
  exercise. Poor maneuver affects every aspect of a live-fire operation and adds a critical safety issue with
  surface danger zones when not properly conducted.
  LIVE FIRE
  I-13. Live-fire training takes place at the conclusion of all prerequisite training and weapons qualification.
  It is the demonstration of an individual or units ability to employ weapon systems under live-fire conditions.
  In the case of collective live-fire training, the unit commander two echelons above determines the collective
  live-fire tasks trained—as specified in the unit’s long-range training plan. The standards for these tasks are
  found in the collective task’s training and evaluation outline (known as T&EO). The standards specify if
  organizations can perform the task under live-fire conditions.