(2) a tactical scenario, a map, an operations order, commander’s intent, and references, identify items needed in a briefing packet relevant to a base camp plan per the FM 3-34.400 (FM 5-104). (3) a tactical situation, a map, operations order, commander's intent, a unit to occupy a base camp, and references, determine the feasibility of using existing infrastructure to satisfy the commander's intent per the FM 3-34.400 (FM 5-104). (1361-XENG-2002c) (4) a tactical situation, a map, operations order, commander's intent, a unit to occupy a base camp, and references, determine necessary survivability measures to reduce the effects of an enemy attack per the FM 5-103. (1361-XENG-2002d) (5) Given a tactical situation, a map, an operations order, commander's intent, the size of a unit to occupy a base camp, and references, determine a suitable location for the base camp on a map that satisfies the commander's intent per the FM 3-34.400 (FM 5-104). (6) Given a tactical situation, an operations order, commanders’ intent, the size of a unit to occupy a base camp, survey set GP, a computer work station, plotter, and references, design a base camp so that operational risk is minimized while meeting the provisions of the concept of operations and the commander's intent per the FM 3-34.400 (FM 5-104). (1361-XENG-2002f) (7) Given a tactical situation, survey set GP, a computer work station, design data and criteria for a base camp, and references, identify procedures to stake out a base camp site per the Trimble Navigation Ltd. (ON #6) METHOD/MEDIA. 4. I will teach this class using the lecture and practical application method aided by computer aided graphics.
(2) a tactical scenario, a map, an operations order, commander’s intent, and references, identify items needed in a briefing packet relevant to a base camp plan per the FM 3-34.400 (FM 5-104). (3) a tactical situation, a map, operations order, commander's intent, a unit to occupy a base camp, and references, determine the feasibility of using existing infrastructure to satisfy the commander's intent per the FM 3-34.400 (FM 5-104). (1361-XENG-2002c) (4) a tactical situation, a map, operations order, commander's intent, a unit to occupy a base camp, and references, determine necessary survivability measures to reduce the effects of an enemy attack per the FM 5-103. (1361-XENG-2002d) (5) Given a tactical situation, a map, an operations order, commander's intent, the size of a unit to occupy a base camp, and references, determine a suitable location for the base camp on a map that satisfies the commander's intent per the FM 3-34.400 (FM 5-104). (6) Given a tactical situation, an operations order, commanders’ intent, the size of a unit to occupy a base camp, survey set GP, a computer work station, plotter, and references, design a base camp so that operational risk is minimized while meeting the provisions of the concept of operations and the commander's intent per the FM 3-34.400 (FM 5-104). (1361-XENG-2002f) (7) Given a tactical situation, survey set GP, a computer work station, design data and criteria for a base camp, and references, identify procedures to stake out a base camp site per the Trimble Navigation Ltd. (ON #6) 4. METHOD/MEDIA. I will teach this class using the lecture and practical application method aided by computer aided graphics.
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