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Skill Level 1


» Land Nav Task 6 – Determine the Elevation of a Point on the Ground Using a Map
Standards: Determined the elevation of the designated point to within half the value of the contour interval.

» 301-371-1050 (SL1) – Implement Operations Security (OPSEC) Measures
Standards: Implemented OPSEC measures based on unit indicators and vulnerabilities; protected unit essential elements of friendly information against threat collection efforts and prevented compromise.

» Land Nav Task 3 – Identify Terrain Features on a Map
Standards: Identified the five major and three minor features on the map.

» 071-030-0004 (SL1) – Engage Targets with an MK19 Machine Gun
Standards: Fired the MK19 machine gun to engage targets in assigned sector of fire. Applied correct machine gun target engagement techniques so each target was covered with fire.

» Land Nav Task 16 – Compute Back Azimuths
Standards: Determined the back azimuth of a given azimuth to the exact degree or mils.

» 331-202-1049 (SL1) – Comply with the Requirements of the Code of Conduct
Standards: Acted in accordance with the standards represented in Articles l through VI of the Code of Conduct.

» 071-312-4028 (SL1) – Unload an M249 Machine Gun
Standards: Removed all ammunition, expanded brass, links, and the magazine from the weapon.

» 071-004-0004 (SL1) – Unload an M9 Pistol
Standards: Correctly removed magazine and ammunition from the pistol; removed all the rounds from the magazine; and ensured the pistol safety lever was in the SAFE position.

» 071-325-4425 (SL1) – Employ an M18A1 Claymore Mine
Standards: 1. Conducted a circuit test of the firing device with the blasting cap secured under a sandbag. 2. Installed the M18A1 Claymore mine so- a. The front of the mine was centered on a kill zone. b. The firing device was 16 meters to the rear or side of the emplaced mine and fired from a covered position. c. The mine, firing wire, and firing device were camouflaged. d. The installation was confirmed by conducting a final circuit test. 3. Fired the mine by actuating the firing device handle with a firm, quick squeeze when the target was in the kill zone.

» 071-315-2308 (SL1) – Engage Targets with an M16-Series Rifle Using a Night Vision Sight AN/PVS-4
Standards: Fired all 18 rounds and hit the targets at least nine times. At least five rounds hit the 150-meter target; at least two rounds hit the 50- to 100-meter target, and at least two rounds hit the 200- to 250-meter target.

» 071-313-3454 (SL1) – Engage Targets with a Caliber .50 M2 Machine Gun
Standards: Fired the caliber .50 machine gun to engage targets in your assigned sector of fire. Applied the correct target-engagement techniques so the entire target was covered with fire.

» 071-329-1030 (SL1) – Navigate from One Point on the Ground to Another Point While Mounted
Standards: Directed the driver to the designated point(s) at a rate of nine kilometers per hour using terrain association and dead reckoning.

» Land Nav Task 9 – Convert Azimuths
Standards: Converted the given magnetic azimuth to a grid azimuth and the given grid azimuth to a magnetic azimuth without error.

» 081-831-1026 (SL1) – Perform First Aid for an Open Chest Wound
Standards: Applied a dressing to the wound following the correct sequence, without causing further injury to the casualty. The wound was properly sealed and the dressing was firmly secured without interfering with breathing.

» 052-192-1269 – Detect Explosive-Hazard Indicators by Visual Means
Visually detect all explosive-hazard indicators in the prescribed area without causing injury to personnel or damage to equipment. Notify the immediate supervisor of any suspected indicators

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