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A Model for Training Range Planning Data.

Roger L. Brauer, Magaly Koch, Hugh Henry, S T Brooks

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Abstract : This report describes how to organize and communicate the training range planning data installation personnel need to plan and program Military Construction, Army (MCA), training range projects to support new and existing weapon systems and training methods. It describes an MCA range project planning method that will help installation personnel meet MCA policy as it relates to unique range considerations. Planning data for three weapon systems (the M-1 tank, the Infantry/Cavalry Fighting Vehicle, and the Advanced Attack Helicopter) are given as examples. (Author)

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Abstract : This report describes how to organize and communicate the training range planning data installation personnel need to plan and program Military Construction, Army (MCA), training range projects to support new and existing weapon systems and training methods. It describes an MCA range project planning method that will help installation personnel meet MCA policy as it relates to unique range considerations. Planning data for three weapon systems (the M-1 tank, the Infantry/Cavalry Fighting Vehicle, and the Advanced Attack Helicopter) are given as examples. (Author)

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Abstract : This report describes how to organize and communicate the training range planning data installation personnel need to plan and program Military Construction, Army (MCA), training range projects to support new and existing weapon systems and training methods. It describes an MCA range project planning method that will help installation personnel meet MCA policy as it relates to unique range considerations. Planning data for three weapon systems (the M-1 tank, the Infantry/Cavalry Fighting Vehicle, and the Advanced Attack Helicopter) are given as examples. (Author)

Key concepts: Training (meteorology), Plan (archaeology), Infantry, Range (aeronautics), Aeronautics, Operations research, Engineering, Engineering management

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