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Drivers Training #3

Drivers Training #3

Offroad Operation of vehicles and equipment

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ENABLING LEARNING OBJECTIVE #3

INTRODUCTION:

OFF ROAD OPERATION

FM 21-305

DITCHES

WOODS:

GULLIES AND RAVINES

QUESTION:

ROCKY TERRAIN

MUD AND SWAMPS

STREAMS

SAND

QUESTION:

WINTER DRIVING

WINTER DRIVING POINTERS

QUESTION:

WINTER DRIVING POINTERS

SKIDDING ON ICE

CHAINS

Awards for Safe Driving

Driver Badge (AR 600-8-22) – Occupy a duty position with title of driver or assistant driver of AMV for minimum of 12 consecutive months or at least 8,000 miles and had no Army motor vehicle accident or traffic violation recorded in DA Form 348.

Safety Award (AR 672-74) – Without any “at fault” military or civilian on duty vehicle accident or moving traffic violation. 12 months or 10,000 miles Army administrative vehicle, 12 months or 3,000 miles of tactical vehicle operation, 12 months or 1,500 miles of tracked vehicle and MHE operation.

Awards for Safe Driving

Awarded the Driver’s Badge

U.S. Army Safety Award

Certificate of Merit for Safety

Unit/Battalion Coins

Passes

Certificates of Achievement

QUESTION:

SUMMARY:

CHECK ON LEARNING:

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