Core Training Tasks Concept: Reserve Component Maneuver and Artillery Battalions.
Irving Heymont, Joseph E. Muckerman, Bruce E. Petree
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Irving Heymont, Joseph E. Muckerman, Bruce E. Petree
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Abstract : A description of development of mission related tasks (core training tasks) in which a unit should demonstrate proficiency to be considered adequately trained for deployment. The application of this concept to Reserve Component tank infantry, mechanized infantry and cannon artillery battalions. The study contains estimates of required postmobilization training times and training support facilities required.
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Abstract : A description of development of mission related tasks (core training tasks) in which a unit should demonstrate proficiency to be considered adequately trained for deployment. The application of this concept to Reserve Component tank infantry, mechanized infantry and cannon artillery battalions. The study contains estimates of required postmobilization training times and training support facilities required.
Key concepts: Artillery, Training (meteorology), Component (thermodynamics), Core (optical fiber), Aeronautics, Computer science, Engineering, Geography