The contractor shall instruct the host nation cadre identified by the host nation on the techniques necessary to conduct effective military instruction to individuals and units preparing to deploy to a United Nations, African Union or Regional peacekeeping mission. Primary course instruction includes: CSOS, CPX, PSOSST, and CLS training modules. Upon completion the host nation cadre members will effectively plan, design and conduct at least two (2) of the training modules. C.1.2.2.3 TRAINING DETAILS The contractor shall plan, design and conduct fifteen (15) training days of EMI training in accordance with Section 1.2.2.4 for as many as twenty-five (25) host nation cadre. EMI training shall provide the host nation cadre with the skills and tools necessary to instruct military personnel in both field and classroom environments. EMI training shall be conducted at the host nations Peace Support Operation Training Center (PSOTC) or at some other Training Camp within a fifty (50) mile radius of primary training location, or a combination of both. The contractor shall design EMI training to include instruction on the following topics: Command and Staff Operation Skills (CSOS) Military decision making process and mission analysis Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield Roles and Responsibility of primary and special staff sections Command Post Exercise (CPX) PSO Solider Skills Training (PSOSST) Close Quarters Marksmanship Convoy Operations Entry Control Point / Check Point Cordon and Search Base Camp Defense / Escalation of Force Combat Lifesaver (CLS) Training PSO Logistics (LOG) Training Communications and Communications Maintenance (CCM) Training Enhanced Marksmanship Training (EMT) Human Rights (HR), to include gender respect, elimination of sexual exploitation, child protection, trafficking in persons and protection of civilians Effective and safe operation of small arms range Duties and responsibility of the Range Officer-In-Charge (OIC), Range Safety Officer (RSO), Range Noncommissioned Officer-In-Charge (NCOIC), ammunition detail, armorer / repair station and medical personnel Developing and control of firing lines Range / Tower Commands Use of checklists Risk Assessment Techniques Development and conduct of an effective After Action Review (AAR)
The contractor shall instruct the host nation cadre identified by the host nation on the techniques necessary to conduct effective military instruction to individuals and units preparing to deploy to a United Nations, African Union or Regional peacekeeping mission. Primary course instruction includes: CSOS, CPX, PSOSST, and CLS training modules. Upon completion the host nation cadre members will effectively plan, design and conduct at least two (2) of the training modules. C.1.2.2.3 TRAINING DETAILS The contractor shall plan, design and conduct fifteen (15) training days of EMI training in accordance with Section 1.2.2.4 for as many as twenty-five (25) host nation cadre. EMI training shall provide the host nation cadre with the skills and tools necessary to instruct military personnel in both field and classroom environments. EMI training shall be conducted at the host nations Peace Support Operation Training Center (PSOTC) or at some other Training Camp within a fifty (50) mile radius of primary training location, or a combination of both. The contractor shall design EMI training to include instruction on the following topics: Command and Staff Operation Skills (CSOS) Military decision making process and mission analysis Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield Roles and Responsibility of primary and special staff sections Command Post Exercise (CPX) PSO Solider Skills Training (PSOSST) Close Quarters Marksmanship Convoy Operations Entry Control Point / Check Point Cordon and Search Base Camp Defense / Escalation of Force Combat Lifesaver (CLS) Training PSO Logistics (LOG) Training Communications and Communications Maintenance (CCM) Training Enhanced Marksmanship Training (EMT) Human Rights (HR), to include gender respect, elimination of sexual exploitation, child protection, trafficking in persons and protection of civilians Effective and safe operation of small arms range Duties and responsibility of the Range Officer-In-Charge (OIC), Range Safety Officer (RSO), Range Noncommissioned Officer-In-Charge (NCOIC), ammunition detail, armorer / repair station and medical personnel Developing and control of firing lines Range / Tower Commands Use of checklists Risk Assessment Techniques Development and conduct of an effective After Action Review (AAR)