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CRO UPGD 17-1 TCS

FTX 1: Fixed wing (FW), Bilateral Maritime Surface Rescue Operations:

CODE	DESCRIPTION
B	Can identify relationship of basic facts and state general principles about the subject. (Principles):
	4.8.3. Over-the-horizon surface craft navigation.
	4.8.4. Riverine operations.
	4.8.5. Inter-coastal operations.
	5.11.6.4. Coverage factor.
	5.11.6.5. Meteorological visibility.
	5.11.7. Sea condition considerations.
	5.11.8. Grid coordinate marking considerations.
	5.11.9. Land considerations (e.g. Islands, atolls).
	5.11.10. Illumination considerations (e.g. flares, lights).
	5.11.11. Target buoyancy considerations.
	6.2.7. Law of Armed Conflict.
	6.8.4.2. Management continuum (e.g. asset de-confliction).
	6.8.4.3. Mission Flow (e.g. search, suppression, execute, recover).
C	Can analyze facts and principles and draw conclusions about the subject. (Analysis)
	3.1 Guardian Angel Medical Skills, Medications, Kits, Protocol
	3.3.1. Triage Principles.

3.5.2. Barometric Pressure Changes

3.5.3. Temperature/Thermal Considerations

	3.6. Trans-load Considerations.
	4.8.1. Identify effects of tides, waves, and currents.
	6.2.6. Rules of Engagement.
	6.3.3. Member assignments and responsibilities.
	6.3.4. Find rally points.
	6.4.2.15. Potential danger areas/friendly deconfliction points.
	6.6. Communications.
	6.6.1. Frequencies.
	6.7.16 Safety & security (Risk Management).
	6.8.4.1. Guardian Angel C2 duties
	7.1. General Flight Rules.
	7.2. Crew Resource Management.
	7.3. Safety precautions/special interest items.
	7.11. Aircraft capabilities and limitations.
	9.1.3.7. Wind criteria.
	9.1.3.8. Drop altitude.
	9.1.3.9. Determine mean effective wind
b	Can determine step by step procedures for doing the task. (Procedures)
	5.11.1. Use search and rescue DATUM buoys (drift measurement).
	5.11.2. Formulate a rescue plan.
	5.11.3. Calculate a search time estimate.
	5.11.4. Perform aerial search and support coordination.
	7.21. In-flight care (sortie or static).
	8.3.5. Pack equipment for water delivery.
	8.3.6. Perform aerial delivery tasks.
c	Can identify why and when the task must be done and why each step is needed. (Operating Principles)
	4.7.3. Raise/lower CRRC to/from large vessel.
2b	Can do most parts of the task. Needs only help on hardest parts. (Partially Proficient)
	Can determine step by step procedures for doing the task. (Procedures)
	5.9.1.6. Surf zone.
	5.9.1.7. Wet rock.
	7.19. Operate aircraft oxygen system.
	8.6. Perform aircrew communications procedures.
	9.4.11. ISR integration for TAC.
	9.5.3. Plan
3b	Can do all parts of the task. Needs only a spot check of completed work. (Competent)
	Can determine step by step procedures for doing the task. (Procedures)
	4.7.1. Operate the MARS (or equivalent) engine and fuel system.
	4.7.2. Operate the Combat Rubber Raiding Craft (CRRC).
	6.3.15. Perform team casualty reporting procedures.
	6.7.18 Submit a mission report.
	8.1.9. Perform rapid off-load/on-load without vehicles.
	8.1.11. Perform rapid off-load/on-load with patients.
	8.2.5. Perform day SCUBA static-line (round).
	8.3.7. Deploy equipment.
	8.3.8. Perform RAMZ load following.
	10.7.1. Maintain physical training standards.
3c	Can do all parts of the task. Needs only a spot check of completed work. (Competent)
	Can identify why and when the task must be done and why each step is needed. (Operating Principles)
	3.2 Tactical Combat Casualty Care:
	3.2.1. Anatomy and physiology.
	3.2.2. Perform combat casualty assessment.
	3.3.2. Delegate Team Member Duties & Responsibilities.
	5.12. Perform / Lead maritime surface rescue operations (e.g. RAMZ).
	6.2.1. Perform field hygiene techniques.
	6.2.2. Identify uniform configurations and identifications.
	6.2.3. Identify equipment configurations.
	6.2.4. Perform camouflage, cover and concealment tasks.
	6.2.8. Land Navigation.
	6.2.8.1. Use Maps & Charts.
	6.2.8.2. Use Compass.
	6.2.8.3. Use Aerial Photo and Imagery Products.
	6.2.8.4. Use Global Positioning System (GPS).
	6.2.8.10. Perform triangulation (general and specific location).
	6.3. Overland Infiltration & Exfiltration Maneuvers.
	6.3.1.1. Hand and Arm Signals.
	6.3.1.2. Signaling devices.
	6.3.2. Maneuvering in formations.
	6.3.13. Perform Friendly Contact Procedures.
	6.3.13.1. Planned (Link-up) friendly contact.
	6.3.14. Perform Isolated Personnel (IP) procedures.
	6.3.14.1. IP radio link-up.
	6.3.14.2. IP NORDO link-up.
	6.3.14.3. IP contact (search & secure).
	6.3.16. Perform objective area reconnaissance
	6.5.3. Perform vehicle convoy.
	6.6. Communications.
	6.6.3.1. Use PRC-152 (or equivalent hand-held tactical radio).
	6.6.3.2. Use PRC-117G (or equivalent over-the-horizon radio).
	6.6.3.3. Operate crypto storage devices.
	6.6.3.4. Perform secure voice
	6.6.3.7. Perform satellite communications using secure voice.
	6.6.3.9. Operate in a communications degraded environment.
	6.6.3.11. Use Communication procedures.
	6.7. Tactical Leadership
	6.7.5. Develop five-point contingency plan (ex. GOTWA).
	6.7.7. Perform OCOKA Analysis.
	6.7.8. Perform troop leading procedures (TLP).
	6.7.9. Conduct tactical reporting (ex. SALUTE/ACE)
	6.7.10 Identify critical information.
	6.7.11 Submit a request for information (RFI).
	6.7.13 Coordinate mission resources.
	6.7.14 Perform personnel & equipment accountability.
	6.7.16 Perform debrief and reconstitution procedures.
	6.8.3.6. Develop mission execution checklist.
	7.8. Aircraft communication system.
	7.20. Perform litter loading procedures with patients.
	8.4. Perform Aerial Search and Scanning Procedures.
	8.5. Perform en-route flight Following.
	8.7.5 Lead FW insertion [off-set] /trans-load.
	9.1.2.1. Assess landing zone requirements.
	9.1.2.3. Use electronic and visual marking.
	9.1.2.4. Manage LZ operations.
	9.2. Incident Site Control.
	9.2.1.1. Assess general situation and security requirements.
	9.2.1.2. Assess time requirements.
	9.2.1.3. Assess resource requirement.
	9.2.1.4. Assess accountability (personnel/equipment).
	9.2.2.1. Communicate security and force disposition.
	9.2.2.2. Communicate recovery force disposition.
	9.2.2.3. Communicate hazards.
	9.2.2.4. Communicate time constraint.
	9.2.2.5. Communicate resource disposition and coordination.
	9.2.2.6. Use electronic and visual marking.

FTX 2: Vertical Lift (VL) Hurricane Katrina Style Maritime Surface Rescue Operations

CODE	DESCRIPTION
B	Can identify relationship of basic facts and state general principles about the subject. (Principles)
	6.2.7. Law of Armed Conflict.
	6.8.4.2. Management continuum (e.g. asset de-confliction).
	6.8.4.3. Mission Flow (e.g. search, suppression, execute, recover).
	10.7.5. Pararescue (PJ) specialist.
C	Can analyze facts and principles and draw conclusions about the subject. (Analysis)
	3.1 Guardian Angel Medical Skills, Medications, Kits, Protocol
	3.3.1. Triage Principles.
	5.6.1. Confined Space Hazards.
	5.7.3. Structure material types, behaviors, & weights.
	6.2.6. Rules of Engagement.
	6.3.3. Member assignments and responsibilities.
	6.3.4. Find rally points.
	6.4.2.15. Potential danger areas/friendly deconfliction points.
	6.4.2.16. Breaching tools, weapons, explosives.
	6.6. Communications.
	6.6.1. Frequencies.
	6.7.16 Safety & security (Risk Management).
	6.8.3.5. Analyze mission execution timelines
	6.8.4.1. Guardian Angel C2 duties
	7.1. General Flight Rules.
	7.2. Crew Resource Management.
	7.3. Safety precautions/special interest items.
	7.11. Aircraft capabilities and limitations.
	9.1.2.5. HLZ Support requirements.
b	Can determine step by step procedures for doing the task. (Procedures)
	7.16. Engine Shut-down Procedures.
	7.21. In-flight care (sortie or static).
	8.3.4. Pack equipment for land delivery.
	8.3.5. Pack equipment for water delivery.
c	Can identify why and when the task must be done and why each step is needed. (Operating Principles)
	6.7.12 Identify mission resources.
	9.1.2.2. HLZ Perform clearance procedures.
	9.1.2.6. HLZ Perform emergency procedures.
2b	Can do most parts of the task. Needs only help on hardest parts. (Partially Proficient)
	Can determine step by step procedures for doing the task. (Procedures)
	8.6. Perform aircrew communications procedures.
	9.4.11. ISR integration for TAC.
	9.5.3. Plan
3b	Can do all parts of the task. Needs only a spot check of completed work. (Competent)
	Can determine step by step procedures for doing the task. (Procedures)
	5.6.5. Perform confined space operations.
	6.3.15. Perform team casualty reporting procedures.
	6.7.18 Submit a mission report.
	7.9. Use cargo restraints (strap & connection points).
	7.10. Use operator restraining devices (cows-tail).
	7.12. Perform aircraft emergency and egress procedures.
	7.14. Aircraft Mission Configuration.
	8.1.1.1. Perform day land hoist insertion.
	8.1.1.2. Perform day land hoist extraction
	8.1.1.3. Perform day land hoist with litter, tag-line man.
	10.7.1. Maintain physical training standards

FTX 3: Canal Rescue Dive Operation:

CODE	DESCRIPTION
B	Can identify relationship of basic facts and state general principles about the subject. (Principles)
	4.5. Dive Supervisor Duties.
	6.2.7. Law of Armed Conflict.
	6.8.4.2. Management continuum (e.g. asset de-confliction).
	6.8.4.3. Mission Flow (e.g. search, suppression, execute, recover).
	10.7.5. Pararescue (PJ) specialist.
C	Can analyze facts and principles and draw conclusions about the subject. (Analysis)
	3.1 Guardian Angel Medical Skills, Medications, Kits, Protocol
	3.3.1. Triage Principles.
	4.8.1. Identify effects of tides, waves, and currents.
	5.1.1. Land Search requirements.
	6.2.6. Rules of Engagement.
	6.3.3. Member assignments and responsibilities.
	6.3.4. Find rally points.
	6.4.2.15. Potential danger areas/friendly deconfliction points.
	6.6. Communications.
	6.6.1. Frequencies.
	6.7.16 Safety & security (Risk Management).
c	Can identify why and when the task must be done and why each step is needed. (Operating Principles)
	6.7.12 Identify mission resources.
	9.1.2.2. HLZ Perform clearance procedures.
	9.1.2.6. HLZ Perform emergency procedures.
2b	Can do most parts of the task. Needs only help on hardest parts. (Partially Proficient)
	Can determine step by step procedures for doing the task. (Procedures)
	4.3.8. Perform dive with full face mask.
	4.3.9. Use sub-surface communications.
	4.3.10. Dive using dry suits.
	5.9.1. Perform Subsurface Search Techniques.
	5.9.1.8. River & canal recovery
	5.11.6.1. Use search patterns (e.g. expanding square, sector).
	6.8.4.4. C2 planning tools
	8.6. Perform aircrew communications procedures.
	9.4.11. ISR integration for TAC.
	9.5.3. Plan
3b	Can do all parts of the task. Needs only a spot check of completed work. (Competent)
	Can determine step by step procedures for doing the task. (Procedures)
	5.9.1. Perform Subsurface Search Techniques.
	6.3.15. Perform team casualty reporting procedures.
	6.7.18 Submit a mission report.
	7.9. Use cargo restraints (strap & connection points).
	7.10. Use operator restraining devices (cows-tail).
	7.12. Perform aircraft emergency and egress procedures.
	7.14. Aircraft Mission Configuration.
	8.1.1.1. Perform day land hoist insertion.
	8.1.1.2. Perform day land hoist extraction.
	8.1.1.3. Perform day land hoist with litter, tag-line man.
	8.1.1.5. Perform night land hoist extraction.
	8.1.1.6. Perform night land hoist with litter, tag-line man.
	8.1.1.8. Perform day water hoist extraction.
	8.1.1.9. Perform day water hoist with litter, tag-line man.
	9.5.4. Perform emergency fixed wing call for fire
	9.5.5 Perform emergency rotary-wing call for fire
	10.7.1. Maintain physical training standards.
3c	Can do all parts of the task. Needs only a spot check of completed work. (Competent)
	Can identify why and when the task must be done and why each step is needed. (Operating Principles)
	3.3.2. Delegate Team Member Duties & Responsibilities.
	5.13. Perform / Lead rescue dive operation.
	5.14. Perform / Lead land technical rescue operations (e.g. CSS).
	6.2.1. Perform field hygiene techniques.
	6.2.2. Identify uniform configurations and identifications.
	6.2.3. Identify equipment configurations.
	6.2.4. Perform camouflage, cover and concealment tasks.
	6.3.10. Control non-hostiles and civilians.
	6.3.13. Perform Friendly Contact Procedures.
	6.3.13.1. Planned (Link-up) friendly contact.
	6.4.2.13. Move casualties from immediate battle area.
	6.4.2.14. Maneuver to casualty collection point.
	6.6. Communications.
	6.6.3.1. Use PRC-152 (or equivalent hand-held tactical radio).
	6.6.3.2. Use PRC-117G (or equivalent over-the-horizon radio).
	6.6.3.3. Operate crypto storage devices.
	6.6.3.4. Perform secure voice
	6.6.3.7. Perform satellite communications using secure voice.
	6.6.3.11. Use Communication procedures.
	6.7. Tactical Leadership
	6.7.5. Develop five-point contingency plan (ex. GOTWA).
	6.7.7. Perform OCOKA Analysis.
	6.7.8. Perform troop leading procedures (TLP).
	6.7.9. Conduct tactical reporting (ex. SALUTE/ACE)
	6.7.10 Identify critical information.
	6.7.11 Submit a request for information (RFI).
	6.7.13 Coordinate mission resources.
	6.7.14 Perform personnel & equipment accountability.
	6.7.16 Perform debrief and reconstitution procedures.
	6.8.3.6. Develop mission execution checklist.
	7.8. Aircraft communication system.
	7.20. Perform litter loading procedures with patients.
	9.1.2. Helicopter Landing Zones (HLZ).
	9.1.2.1. Assess landing zone requirements.
	9.1.2.3. Use electronic and visual marking.
	9.2. Incident Site Control.
	9.2.1.1. Assess general situation and security requirements.
	9.2.1.2. Assess time requirements.
	9.2.1.3. Assess resource requirement.
	9.2.1.4. Assess accountability (personnel/equipment).
	9.2.2.1. Communicate security and force disposition.
	9.2.2.2. Communicate recovery force disposition.
	9.2.2.3. Communicate hazards.
	9.2.2.4. Communicate time constraint.
	9.2.2.5. Communicate resource disposition and coordination.
	9.2.2.6. Use electronic and visual marking.

FTX 4: Urban Rescue Dive Operation:

CODE	DESCRIPTION
B	Can identify relationship of basic facts and state general principles about the subject. (Principles)
	4.5. Dive Supervisor Duties.
	6.2.7. Law of Armed Conflict.
	6.8.4.2. Management continuum (e.g. asset de-confliction).
	6.8.4.3. Mission Flow (e.g. search, suppression, execute, recover).
	10.7.5. Pararescue (PJ) specialist.
C	Can analyze facts and principles and draw conclusions about the subject. (Analysis)
	3.1 Guardian Angel Medical Skills, Medications, Kits, Protocol
	3.3.1. Triage Principles.
	6.2.6. Rules of Engagement.
	6.3.3. Member assignments and responsibilities.
	6.3.4. Find rally points.
	6.4.2.15. Potential danger areas/friendly deconfliction points.
	6.6. Communications.
	6.6.1. Frequencies.
	6.7.16 Safety & security (Risk Management).
	6.8.3.5. Analyze mission execution timelines
	6.8.4.1. Guardian Angel C2 duties
c	Can identify why and when the task must be done and why each step is needed. (Operating Principles)
	6.7.12 Identify mission resources.
2b	Can do most parts of the task. Needs only help on hardest parts. (Partially Proficient)
	Can determine step by step procedures for doing the task. (Procedures)
	4.3.8. Perform dive with full face mask.
	4.3.9. Use sub-surface communications.
	4.3.10. Dive using dry suits.
	5.9.1. Perform Subsurface Search Techniques.
	5.11.6.1. Use search patterns (e.g. expanding square, sector).
3b	Can do all parts of the task. Needs only a spot check of completed work. (Competent)
	Can determine step by step procedures for doing the task. (Procedures)
	5.9.1. Perform Subsurface Search Techniques.
	6.3.15. Perform team casualty reporting procedures.
	6.7.18 Submit a mission report.
	10.7.1. Maintain physical training standards
3c	Can do all parts of the task. Needs only a spot check of completed work. (Competent)
	Can identify why and when the task must be done and why each step is needed. (Operating Principles)
	3.3.2. Delegate Team Member Duties & Responsibilities.
	5.13. Perform / Lead rescue dive operation.
	6.2.1. Perform field hygiene techniques.
	6.2.2. Identify uniform configurations and identifications.
	6.2.3. Identify equipment configurations.
	6.2.4. Perform camouflage, cover and concealment tasks.
	6.3. Overland Infiltration & Exfiltration Maneuvers.
	6.3.1.1. Hand and Arm Signals.
	6.3.1.2. Signaling devices.
	6.3.2. Maneuvering in formations.
	6.3.9. Control hostiles, detainees, and belligerents.
	6.3.10. Control non-hostiles and civilians.
	6.3.13. Perform Friendly Contact Procedures.
	6.3.13.1. Planned (Link-up) friendly contact.
	6.3.16. Perform objective area reconnaissance.
	6.4. Military Operations Urban Terrain (MOUT).
	6.4.1. Perform Movement Procedures
	6.6. Communications.
	6.6.3.1. Use PRC-152 (or equivalent hand-held tactical radio).
	6.6.3.2. Use PRC-117G (or equivalent over-the-horizon radio).
	6.6.3.3. Operate crypto storage devices.
	6.6.3.4. Perform secure voice
	6.6.3.7. Perform satellite communications using secure voice.
	6.6.3.11. Use Communication procedures.
	6.7. Tactical Leadership
	6.7.5. Develop five-point contingency plan (ex. GOTWA).
	6.7.7. Perform OCOKA Analysis.
	6.7.8. Perform troop leading procedures (TLP).
	6.7.9. Conduct tactical reporting (ex. SALUTE/ACE)
	6.7.10 Identify critical information.
	6.7.11 Submit a request for information (RFI).
	6.7.13 Coordinate mission resources.
	6.7.14 Perform personnel & equipment accountability.
	6.7.16 Perform debrief and reconstitution procedures.
	6.8.3.6. Develop mission execution checklist.
	6.10. Lead rescue operation in urban terrain.
	9.2. Incident Site Control.
	9.2.1.1. Assess general situation and security requirements.
	9.2.1.2. Assess time requirements.
	9.2.1.3. Assess resource requirement.
	9.2.1.4. Assess accountability (personnel/equipment).
	9.2.2.1. Communicate security and force disposition.
	9.2.2.2. Communicate recovery force disposition.
	9.2.2.3. Communicate hazards.
	9.2.2.4. Communicate time constraint.
	9.2.2.5. Communicate resource disposition and coordination.
	9.2.2.6. Use electronic and visual marking

FMP 1: FW Insertion [off-set] / Overland Infil & Exfil Ops/Assisted Evasion/Small Unit Tactics

CODE	DESCRIPTION
B	Can identify relationship of basic facts and state general principles about the subject. (Principles)
	6.2.7. Law of Armed Conflict.
	6.8.4.2. Management continuum (e.g. asset de-confliction).
	6.8.4.3. Mission Flow (e.g. search, suppression, execute, recover).
	6.8.4.5. PR Task Force / Combat Search and Rescue Task Force (CSARTF) C2 duties
	7.4. AFTO Form 781 series.
	7.5. Flight crew information file (FCIF).
	10.7.5. Pararescue (PJ) specialist.
C	Can analyze facts and principles and draw conclusions about the subject. (Analysis)
	3.1 Guardian Angel Medical Skills, Medications, Kits, Protocol
	3.3.1. Triage Principles.

3.5.2. Barometric Pressure Changes

3.5.3. Temperature/Thermal Considerations

3.5.4. Decreased humidity.

	3.5.5. Cabin Noise Levels.
	3.6. Trans-load Considerations.
	5.1.1. Land Search requirements.
	6.2.6. Rules of Engagement.
	6.3.3. Member assignments and responsibilities.
	6.3.4. Find rally points.
	6.4.2.15. Potential danger areas/friendly deconfliction points.
	6.4.2.16. Breaching tools, weapons, explosives.
	6.4.2.17. Weapon & munitions considerations.
	6.4.2.19. Grenade considerations.
	6.6. Communications.
	6.6.1. Frequencies.
	6.7.16 Safety & security (Risk Management).
	6.8.3.5. Analyze mission execution timelines (using aircraft flight estimate time tool).
	6.8.4.1. Guardian Angel C2 duties
	7.1. General Flight Rules.
	7.2. Crew Resource Management.
	7.3. Safety precautions/special interest items.
	7.11. Aircraft capabilities and limitations.
	9.1.3.7. Wind criteria.
	9.1.3.8. Drop altitude.
	9.1.3.9. Determine mean effective wind.
b	Can determine step by step procedures for doing the task. (Procedures)
	7.16. Engine Shut-down Procedures.
	7.21. In-flight care (sortie or static).
	8.2.21. Operate parachutist oxygen system.
	8.3.4. Pack equipment for land delivery.
	8.3.6. Perform aerial delivery tasks.
c	Can identify why and when the task must be done and why each step is needed. (Operating Principles)
	6.1.12. Safeguard, store, handle, and transport (weapons, ammo, pyrotechnics, and explosives).
	6.3.11. Perform Imminent Capture Actions.
	6.3.11.1. Sensitive item collection.
	6.3.11.2. Sensitive item destruction.
	6.7.12 Identify mission resources.
	7.18. Internal power hook-up points.
	9.1.2.2. HLZ Perform clearance procedures.
	9.1.2.6. HLZ Perform emergency procedures.
2b	Can do most parts of the task. Needs only help on hardest parts. (Partially Proficient)
	Can determine step by step procedures for doing the task. (Procedures)
	6.8.3.8. Coordinate CSAR TF operation.
	6.8.4.4. C2 planning tools
	7.19. Operate aircraft oxygen system.
	8.6. Perform aircrew communications procedures.
	9.1.3. Drop Zone (DZ).
	9.1.3.1. Assess drop zone requirements.
	9.1.3.2. Perform clearance procedures.
	9.1.3.3. Use electronic and visual marking.
	9.1.3.4. Coordinate and control the drop zone.
	9.1.3.6. Perform emergency procedures.
	9.2.2.7. Perform marshaling tasks.
	9.4.11. ISR integration for TAC.
	9.5.3. Plan
3b	Can do all parts of the task. Needs only a spot check of completed work. (Competent)
	Can determine step by step procedures for doing the task. (Procedures)
	5.1.2. Identify Land Search Plan procedures.
	5.1.3. Identify search party procedures.
	5.4.18. Perform low & high angle evacuation operations.
	6.3.15. Perform team casualty reporting procedures.
	6.7.18 Submit a mission report.
	7.9. Use cargo restraints (strap & connection points).
	7.10. Use operator restraining devices (cows-tail).
	7.12. Perform aircraft emergency and egress procedures.
	7.14. Aircraft Mission Configuration.
	8.1.1.2. Perform day land hoist extraction.
	8.1.1.3. Perform day land hoist with litter, tag-line man.
	8.1.1.5. Perform night land hoist extraction.
	8.1.1.6. Perform night land hoist with litter, tag-line man.
	8.1.4.2. Perform night rappel with equipment.
	8.1.4.4. Perform night rope ladder with equipment.
	8.1.9. Perform rapid off-load/on-load without vehicles.
	8.1.11. Perform rapid off-load/on-load with patients.
	8.2.3. Perform day land static-line (square) with equipment.
	8.2.4. Perform night land static-line (square) with equipment.
	8.2.8. Perform day land HALO with equipment and oxygen.
	8.3.7. Deploy equipment.
	9.5.4. Perform emergency fixed wing call for fire
	9.5.5 Perform emergency rotary-wing call for fire
	10.7.1. Maintain physical training standards.
3c	Can do all parts of the task. Needs only a spot check of completed work. (Competent)
	Can identify why and when the task must be done and why each step is needed. (Operating Principles)
	6.1.1. Fire the handgun.
	6.1.2. Fire the rifle.
	6.2.1. Perform field hygiene techniques.
	6.2.2. Identify uniform configurations and identifications.
	6.2.3. Identify equipment configurations.
	6.2.4. Perform camouflage, cover and concealment tasks.
	6.2.5. Use night vision devices.
	6.2.8. Land Navigation.
	6.2.8.1. Use Maps & Charts.
	6.2.8.2. Use Compass.
	6.2.8.3. Use Aerial Photo and Imagery Products.
	6.2.8.4. Use Global Positioning System (GPS).
	6.2.8.5. Perform Electronic Mapping.
	6.2.8.6. Perform Day individual navigation.
	6.2.8.7. Perform Night individual navigation—unaided.
	6.2.8.8. Perform Night individual navigation—w/ NVD.
	6.2.8.9. Perform night individual navigation—w/ GPS.
	6.2.8.10. Perform triangulation (general and specific location).
	6.3. Overland Infiltration & Exfiltration Maneuvers.
	6.3.1.1. Hand and Arm Signals.
	6.3.1.2. Signaling devices.
	6.3.2. Maneuvering in formations.
	6.3.5. Perform bivouac tasks.
	6.3.6.2. Perform road crossing.
	6.3.7. Perform enemy contact day live fire IAD maneuvers.
	6.3.8. Perform enemy contact night live fire IAD maneuvers.
	6.3.13. Perform Friendly Contact Procedures.
	6.3.13.2. Unplanned friendly contact.
	6.3.14. Perform Isolated Personnel (IP) procedures.
	6.3.14.1. IP radio link-up.
	6.3.14.2. IP NORDO link-up.
	6.3.14.3. IP contact (search & secure).
	6.3.16. Perform objective area reconnaissance.
	6.6. Communications.
	6.6.3.1. Use PRC-152 (or equivalent hand-held tactical radio).
	6.6.3.2. Use PRC-117G (or equivalent over-the-horizon radio).
	6.6.3.3. Operate crypto storage devices.
	6.6.3.4. Perform secure voice to include HAVEQUICK.
	6.6.3.5. Operate satellite phone.
	6.6.3.6. Operate tracking systems (e.g., blue force tracker).
	6.6.3.7. Perform satellite communications using secure voice.
	6.6.3.8. Perform satellite communications using secure data.
	6.6.3.9. Operate in a communications degraded environment.
	6.6.3.10. Operate video receivers.
	6.6.3.11. Use Communication procedures.
	6.7. Tactical Leadership
	6.7.5. Develop five-point contingency plan (ex. GOTWA).
	6.7.7. Perform OCOKA Analysis.
	6.7.8. Perform troop leading procedures (TLP).
	6.7.9. Conduct tactical reporting (ex. SALUTE/ACE)
	6.7.10 Identify critical information.
	6.7.11 Submit a request for information (RFI).
	6.7.13 Coordinate mission resources.
	6.7.14 Perform personnel & equipment accountability.
	6.7.16 Perform debrief and reconstitution procedures.
	6.8.3.6. Develop mission execution checklist.
	6.8.3.7. Conduct MDMP and develop operation order.
	6.9. Lead overland infiltration & exfiltration operation.
	7.8. Aircraft communication system.
	7.20. Perform litter loading procedures with patients.
	8.4. Perform Aerial Search and Scanning Procedures.
	8.5. Perform en-route flight Following.
	8.7.5 Lead FW insertion [off-set] / RW extraction /trans-load.
	9.1.2. Helicopter Landing Zones (HLZ).
	9.1.2.1. Assess landing zone requirements.
	9.1.2.3. Use electronic and visual marking.
	9.1.2.4. Manage LZ operations.
	9.2. Incident Site Control.
	9.2.1.1. Assess general situation and security requirements.
	9.2.1.2. Assess time requirements.
	9.2.1.3. Assess resource requirement.
	9.2.1.4. Assess accountability (personnel/equipment).
	9.2.2.1. Communicate security and force disposition.
	9.2.2.2. Communicate recovery force disposition.
	9.2.2.3. Communicate hazards.
	9.2.2.4. Communicate time constraint.
	9.2.2.5. Communicate resource disposition and coordination.
	9.2.2.6. Use electronic and visual marking.

FTX 5: Tech Resc/Urban Terrain (mounted):

CODE	DESCRIPTION
B	Can identify relationship of basic facts and state general principles about the subject. (Principles)
	6.2.7. Law of Armed Conflict.
	6.5.8. ATV aviation off-load/on-load (RAPIDS). (preferred, not required)
	6.5.9. Tactical Vehicles aviation off-load/on-load (RAPIDS). (preferred, not required)
	6.8.4.2. Management continuum (e.g. asset de-confliction).
	6.8.4.3. Mission Flow (e.g. search, suppression, execute, recover).
	10.7.5. Pararescue (PJ) specialist.
C	Can analyze facts and principles and draw conclusions about the subject. (Analysis)
	3.1 Guardian Angel Medical Skills, Medications, Kits, Protocol
	3.3.1. Triage Principles.
	3.6. Trans-load Considerations.
	5.1.1. Land Search requirements.
	5.6.1. Confined Space Hazards.
	5.7.1. Structural Collapse Hazards.
	5.7.2. Secondary Collapse Considerations.
	5.7.3. Structure material types, behaviors, & weights.
	6.2.6. Rules of Engagement.
	6.3.3. Member assignments and responsibilities.
	6.3.4. Find rally points.
	6.4.2.15. Potential danger areas/friendly deconfliction points.
	6.4.2.16. Breaching tools, weapons, explosives.
	6.4.2.17. Weapon & munitions considerations.
	6.4.2.19. Grenade considerations.
	6.6. Communications.
	6.6.1. Frequencies.
	6.7.16 Safety & security (Risk Management).
	6.8.3.5. Analyze mission execution timelines (using aircraft flight estimate time tool).
	6.8.4.1. Guardian Angel C2 duties
c	Can identify why and when the task must be done and why each step is needed. (Operating Principles)
	5.6.4. Maneuver within an elevator shaft. (scenario driven, may not be required)
	6.1.12. Safeguard, store, handle, and transport (weapons, ammo, pyrotechnics, and explosives).
	6.7.12 Identify mission resources.
2b	Can do most parts of the task. Needs only help on hardest parts. (Partially Proficient)
	Can determine step by step procedures for doing the task. (Procedures)
	6.5.2. Operate an all-terrain vehicle (ATV).
	6.8.4.4. C2 planning tools
	8.6. Perform aircrew communications procedures.
	9.4.11. ISR integration for TAC.
	9.5.3. Plan
3b	Can do all parts of the task. Needs only a spot check of completed work. (Competent)
	Can determine step by step procedures for doing the task. (Procedures)
	5.1.2. Identify Land Search Plan procedures.
	5.1.3. Identify search party procedures.
	5.4.18. Perform low & high angle evacuation operations. (scenario may not require this)
	5.6.5. Perform confined space operations.
	5.7.4. Perform rescue and recovery operations within a structural collapse environment.
	6.3.15. Perform team casualty reporting procedures.
	6.7.18 Submit a mission report.
	9.5.4. Perform emergency fixed wing call for fire
	9.5.5 Perform emergency rotary-wing call for fire
	10.7.1. Maintain physical training standards.
3c	Can do all parts of the task. Needs only a spot check of completed work. (Competent)
	Can identify why and when the task must be done and why each step is needed. (Operating Principles)
	3.3.2. Delegate Team Member Duties & Responsibilities.
	5.14. Perform / Lead land technical rescue operations (e.g. CSS).
	6.2.1. Perform field hygiene techniques.
	6.2.2. Identify uniform configurations and identifications.
	6.2.3. Identify equipment configurations.
	6.2.4. Perform camouflage, cover and concealment tasks.
	6.2.5. Use night vision devices. (scenario may not require this)
	6.2.8. Land Navigation. (As required to facilitate mounted movement within the scenario)
	6.2.8.1. Use Maps & Charts.
	6.2.8.2. Use Compass.
	6.2.8.3. Use Aerial Photo and Imagery Products.
	6.2.8.4. Use Global Positioning System (GPS).
	6.2.8.6. Perform Day individual navigation.
	6.3.9. Control hostiles, detainees, and belligerents.
	6.3.10. Control non-hostiles and civilians.
	6.3.16. Perform objective area reconnaissance.
	6.4. Military Operations Urban Terrain (MOUT).
	6.4.1. Perform Movement Procedures
	6.4.1.1. Cross Walls.
	6.4.1.2. Observe around corners.
	6.4.1.3. Move past windows.
	6.4.1.4. Use doorways.
	6.4.1.5. Move parallel to buildings.
	6.4.1.6. Cross open areas.
	6.4.1.7. Scale walls.
	6.5.3. Perform vehicle convoy.
	6.5.4. Perform vehicle infiltration.
	6.5.5. Perform vehicle immediate action drills.
	6.5.6. Perform vehicle bailout.
	6.6. Communications.
	6.6.3.1. Use PRC-152 (or equivalent hand-held tactical radio).
	6.6.3.2. Use PRC-117G (or equivalent over-the-horizon radio).
	6.6.3.3. Operate crypto storage devices.
	6.6.3.4. Perform secure voice
	6.6.3.5. Operate satellite phone.
	6.6.3.7. Perform satellite communications using secure voice.
	6.6.3.8. Perform satellite communications using secure data.
	6.6.3.9. Operate in a communications degraded environment.
	6.6.3.10. Operate video receivers.
	6.6.3.11. Use Communication procedures.
	6.7. Tactical Leadership
	6.7.5. Develop five-point contingency plan (ex. GOTWA).
	6.7.7. Perform OCOKA Analysis.
	6.7.8. Perform troop leading procedures (TLP).
	6.7.9. Conduct tactical reporting (ex. SALUTE/ACE)
	6.7.10 Identify critical information.
	6.7.11 Submit a request for information (RFI).
	6.7.13 Coordinate mission resources.
	6.7.14 Perform personnel & equipment accountability.
	6.7.16 Perform debrief and reconstitution procedures.
	6.8.3.6. Develop mission execution checklist.
	6.8.3.7. Conduct MDMP and develop operation order.
	6.9. Lead overland infiltration & exfiltration operation. (mounted)
	6.10. Lead rescue operation in urban terrain.
	9.1.2. Helicopter Landing Zones (HLZ).
	9.1.2.1. Assess landing zone requirements.
	9.1.2.3. Use electronic and visual marking.
	9.1.2.4. Manage LZ operations.
	9.2. Incident Site Control.
	9.2.1.1. Assess general situation and security requirements.
	9.2.1.2. Assess time requirements.
	9.2.1.3. Assess resource requirement.
	9.2.1.4. Assess accountability (personnel/equipment).
	9.2.2.1. Communicate security and force disposition.
	9.2.2.2. Communicate recovery force disposition.
	9.2.2.3. Communicate hazards.
	9.2.2.4. Communicate time constraint.
	9.2.2.5. Communicate resource disposition and coordination.
	9.2.2.6. Use electronic and visual marking.

FTX 6: Bilat/Urban Terrain (dismounted):

CODE	DESCRIPTION
B	Can identify relationship of basic facts and state general principles about the subject. (Principles)
	6.2.7. Law of Armed Conflict.
	6.8.4.2. Management continuum (e.g. asset de-confliction).
	6.8.4.3. Mission Flow (e.g. search, suppression, execute, recover).
	6.8.4.5. PR Task Force / Combat Search and Rescue Task Force (CSARTF) C2 duties
C	Can analyze facts and principles and draw conclusions about the subject. (Analysis)
	3.1 Guardian Angel Medical Skills, Medications, Kits, Protocol
	3.3.1. Triage Principles.
	5.6.1. Confined Space Hazards. (fire inside vehicle)
	5.7.1. Structural Collapse Hazards. (PPIED, vehicle on fire/smoke)
	5.7.2. Secondary Collapse Considerations. (secondary CWIED)
	5.7.3. Structure material types, behaviors, & weights. (fire inside vehicle)
	6.2.6. Rules of Engagement.
	6.3.3. Member assignments and responsibilities.
	6.3.4. Find rally points.
	6.4.2.15. Potential danger areas/friendly deconfliction points.
	6.4.2.16. Breaching tools, weapons, explosives.
	6.4.2.17. Weapon & munitions considerations.
	6.4.2.19. Grenade considerations.
	6.6. Communications.
	6.6.1. Frequencies.
	6.7.16 Safety & security (Risk Management).
	6.8.3.5. Analyze mission execution timelines (using aircraft flight estimate time tool).
	6.8.4.1. Guardian Angel C2 duties
	7.1. General Flight Rules.
	7.2. Crew Resource Management.
	7.3. Safety precautions/special interest items.
	7.11. Aircraft capabilities and limitations.
	9.1.2.5. HLZ Support requirements.
	9.1.3.5. DZ Support requirements.
	9.1.3.7. Wind criteria.
	9.1.3.8. Drop altitude.
	9.1.3.9. Determine mean effective wind.
b	Can determine step by step procedures for doing the task. (Procedures)
	8.3.4. Pack equipment for land delivery.
	8.3.6. Perform aerial delivery tasks.
c	Can identify why and when the task must be done and why each step is needed. (Operating Principles)
	5.6.2. Operate Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA).
	5.6.3. Operate environmental sensors.
	6.1.12. Safeguard, store, handle, and transport (weapons, ammo, pyrotechnics, and explosives).
	6.7.12 Identify mission resources.
	9.1.2.2. HLZ Perform clearance procedures.
	9.1.2.6. HLZ Perform emergency procedures.
2b	Can do most parts of the task. Needs only help on hardest parts. (Partially Proficient)
	Can determine step by step procedures for doing the task. (Procedures)
	6.8.3.8. Coordinate CSAR TF operation.
	6.8.4.4. C2 planning tools
	8.6. Perform aircrew communications procedures.
	9.1.3. Drop Zone (DZ).
	9.1.3.1. Assess drop zone requirements.
	9.4.11. ISR integration for TAC.
	9.5.3. Plan
3b	Can do all parts of the task. Needs only a spot check of completed work. (Competent)
	Can determine step by step procedures for doing the task. (Procedures)
	5.6.5. Perform confined space operations.
	6.3.15. Perform team casualty reporting procedures.
	6.7.18 Submit a mission report.
	7.12. Perform aircraft emergency and egress procedures.
	7.14. Aircraft Mission Configuration.
	8.1.11. Perform rapid off-load/on-load with patients.
	8.2.4. Perform night land static-line (square) with equipment.
	8.2.8. Perform day land HALO with equipment and oxygen. (night insertion is acceptable IAW scenario)
	8.3.7. Deploy equipment.
	9.5.4. Perform emergency fixed wing call for fire
	9.5.5 Perform emergency rotary-wing call for fire
	10.7.1. Maintain physical training standards.
3c	Can do all parts of the task. Needs only a spot check of completed work. (Competent)
	Can identify why and when the task must be done and why each step is needed. (Operating Principles)
	3.3.2. Delegate Team Member Duties & Responsibilities.
	5.14. Perform / Lead land technical rescue operations (e.g. CSS).
	6.2.1. Perform field hygiene techniques.
	6.2.2. Identify uniform configurations and identifications.
	6.2.3. Identify equipment configurations.
	6.2.4. Perform camouflage, cover and concealment tasks.
	6.2.5. Use night vision devices.
	6.2.8. Land Navigation.
	6.2.8.1. Use Maps & Charts.
	6.2.8.2. Use Compass.
	6.2.8.3. Use Aerial Photo and Imagery Products.
	6.2.8.4. Use Global Positioning System (GPS).
	6.3. Overland Infiltration & Exfiltration Maneuvers.
	6.3.1.1. Hand and Arm Signals.
	6.3.1.2. Signaling devices.
	6.3.2. Maneuvering in formations.
	6.3.6.2. Perform road crossing.
	6.3.9. Control hostiles, detainees, and belligerents.
	6.3.10. Control non-hostiles and civilians.
	6.3.13. Perform Friendly Contact Procedures.
	6.3.13.1. Planned (Link-up) friendly contact.
	6.3.14. Perform Isolated Personnel (IP) procedures.
	6.3.14.3. IP contact (search & secure).
	6.3.16. Perform objective area reconnaissance.
	6.4. Military Operations Urban Terrain (MOUT).
	6.4.1. Perform Movement Procedures
	6.4.1.1. Cross Walls.
	6.4.1.2. Observe around corners.
	6.4.1.3. Move past windows.
	6.4.1.4. Use doorways.
	6.4.1.5. Move parallel to buildings.
	6.4.1.6. Cross open areas.
	6.4.1.7. Scale walls.
	6.4.2.12. Engage targets with munitions.
	6.4.2.13. Move casualties from immediate battle area.
	6.4.2.14. Maneuver to casualty collection point.
	6.6. Communications.
	6.6.3.1. Use PRC-152 (or equivalent hand-held tactical radio).
	6.6.3.2. Use PRC-117G (or equivalent over-the-horizon radio).
	6.6.3.3. Operate crypto storage devices.
	6.6.3.4. Perform secure voice
	6.6.3.5. Operate satellite phone.
	6.6.3.7. Perform satellite communications using secure voice.
	6.6.3.9. Operate in a communications degraded environment.
	6.6.3.11. Use Communication procedures.
	6.7. Tactical Leadership
	6.7.5. Develop five-point contingency plan (ex. GOTWA).
	6.7.7. Perform OCOKA Analysis.
	6.7.8. Perform troop leading procedures (TLP).
	6.7.9. Conduct tactical reporting (ex. SALUTE/ACE)
	6.7.10 Identify critical information.
	6.7.11 Submit a request for information (RFI).
	6.7.13 Coordinate mission resources.
	6.7.14 Perform personnel & equipment accountability.
	6.7.16 Perform debrief and reconstitution procedures.
	6.8.3.6. Develop mission execution checklist.
	6.8.3.7. Conduct MDMP and develop operation order.
	6.9. Lead overland infiltration & exfiltration operation. (500-600 meter offset)
	6.10. Lead rescue operation in urban terrain.
	7.8. Aircraft communication system.
	7.20. Perform litter loading procedures with patients.
	8.7.5 Lead FW insertion [off-set] / RW extraction /trans-load. (RW pt transfer required/transload not req’d)
	9.1.2. Helicopter Landing Zones (HLZ).
	9.1.2.1. Assess landing zone requirements.
	9.1.2.3. Use electronic and visual marking.
	9.1.2.4. Manage LZ operations.
	9.2. Incident Site Control.
	9.2.1.1. Assess general situation and security requirements.
	9.2.1.2. Assess time requirements.
	9.2.1.3. Assess resource requirement.
	9.2.1.4. Assess accountability (personnel/equipment).
	9.2.2.1. Communicate security and force disposition.
	9.2.2.2. Communicate recovery force disposition.
	9.2.2.3. Communicate hazards.
	9.2.2.4. Communicate time constraint.
	9.2.2.5. Communicate resource disposition and coordination.
	9.2.2.6. Use electronic and visual marking.

FTX 7: Mass Casualty Recovery Operation: Parachute Ops Required

CODE	DESCRIPTION
B	Can identify relationship of basic facts and state general principles about the subject. (Principles)
	6.2.7. Law of Armed Conflict.
	6.8.4.2. Management continuum (e.g. asset de-confliction).
	6.8.4.3. Mission Flow (e.g. search, suppression, execute, recover).
	6.8.4.5. PR Task Force / Combat Search and Rescue Task Force (CSARTF) C2 duties
	7.4. AFTO Form 781 series.
	7.5. Flight crew information file (FCIF).
	10.7.5. Pararescue (PJ) specialist.
C	Can analyze facts and principles and draw conclusions about the subject. (Analysis)
	3.1 Guardian Angel Medical Skills, Medications, Kits, Protocol
	3.6. Trans-load Considerations.
	5.1.1. Land Search requirements.
	6.2.6. Rules of Engagement.
	6.3.3. Member assignments and responsibilities.
	6.3.4. Find rally points.
	6.4.2.15. Potential danger areas/friendly deconfliction points.
	6.4.2.17. Weapon & munitions considerations.
	6.4.2.19. Grenade considerations.
	6.6. Communications.
	6.6.1. Frequencies.
	6.7.16 Safety & security (Risk Management).
	6.8.3.5. Analyze mission execution timelines
	6.8.4.1. Guardian Angel C2 duties
	7.1. General Flight Rules.
	7.2. Crew Resource Management.
	7.3. Safety precautions/special interest items.
	7.11. Aircraft capabilities and limitations.
b	Can determine step by step procedures for doing the task. (Procedures)
	8.2.21. Operate parachutist oxygen system.
	8.3.4. Pack equipment for land delivery.
c	Can identify why and when the task must be done and why each step is needed. (Operating Principles)
	6.1.12. Safeguard, store, handle, and transport (weapons, ammo, pyrotechnics, and explosives).
	6.7.12 Identify mission resources.
	7.18. Internal power hook-up points.
	9.1.2.2. HLZ Perform clearance procedures.
	9.1.2.6. HLZ Perform emergency procedures.
2b	Can do most parts of the task. Needs only help on hardest parts. (Partially Proficient)
	Can determine step by step procedures for doing the task. (Procedures)
	6.8.3.8. Coordinate CSAR TF operation.
	6.8.4.4. C2 planning tools
	8.6. Perform aircrew communications procedures.
	9.1.3. Drop Zone (DZ).
	9.1.3.1. Assess drop zone requirements.
	9.4.11. ISR integration for TAC.
	9.5.3. Plan
3b	Can do all parts of the task. Needs only a spot check of completed work. (Competent)
	Can determine step by step procedures for doing the task. (Procedures)
	5.1.2. Identify Land Search Plan procedures.
	5.1.3. Identify search party procedures.
	6.3.15. Perform team casualty reporting procedures.
	6.7.18 Submit a mission report.
	7.9. Use cargo restraints (strap & connection points).
	7.10. Use operator restraining devices (cows-tail).
	7.12. Perform aircraft emergency and egress procedures.
	7.14. Aircraft Mission Configuration.
	8.2.4. Perform night land static-line (square) with equipment.
	8.3.7. Deploy equipment.
	9.5.4. Perform emergency fixed wing call for fire
	9.5.5 Perform emergency rotary-wing call for fire
3c	Can do all parts of the task. Needs only a spot check of completed work. (Competent)
	Can identify why and when the task must be done and why each step is needed. (Operating Principles)
	3.3.2. Delegate Team Member Duties & Responsibilities.
	6.2.1. Perform field hygiene techniques.
	6.2.2. Identify uniform configurations and identifications.
	6.2.3. Identify equipment configurations.
	6.2.4. Perform camouflage, cover and concealment tasks.
	6.2.5. Use night vision devices.
	6.2.8. Land Navigation.
	6.2.8.1. Use Maps & Charts.
	6.2.8.2. Use Compass.
	6.2.8.3. Use Aerial Photo and Imagery Products.
	6.2.8.4. Use Global Positioning System (GPS).
	6.3. Overland Infiltration & Exfiltration Maneuvers.
	6.3.1.1. Hand and Arm Signals.
	6.3.1.2. Signaling devices.
	6.3.2. Maneuvering in formations.
	6.3.14. Perform Isolated Personnel (IP) procedures.
	6.3.14.1. IP radio link-up.
	6.3.14.2. IP NORDO link-up.
	6.3.14.3. IP contact (search & secure).
	6.3.16. Perform objective area reconnaissance.
	6.4.2.12. Engage targets with munitions.
	6.4.2.13. Move casualties from immediate battle area.
	6.4.2.14. Maneuver to casualty collection point.
	6.6. Communications.
	6.6.3.1. Use PRC-152 (or equivalent hand-held tactical radio).
	6.6.3.2. Use PRC-117G (or equivalent over-the-horizon radio).
	6.6.3.3. Operate crypto storage devices.
	6.6.3.4. Perform secure voice
	6.6.3.7. Perform satellite communications using secure voice.
	6.6.3.8. Perform satellite communications using secure data.
	6.6.3.11. Use Communication procedures.
	6.7. Tactical Leadership
	6.7.5. Develop five-point contingency plan (ex. GOTWA).
	6.7.7. Perform OCOKA Analysis.
	6.7.8. Perform troop leading procedures (TLP).
	6.7.9. Conduct tactical reporting (ex. SALUTE/ACE)
	6.7.10 Identify critical information.
	6.7.11 Submit a request for information (RFI).
	6.7.13 Coordinate mission resources.
	6.7.14 Perform personnel & equipment accountability.
	6.7.16 Perform debrief and reconstitution procedures.
	6.8.3.6. Develop mission execution checklist.
	6.8.3.7. Conduct MDMP and develop operation order.
	7.8. Aircraft communication system.
	8.4. Perform Aerial Search and Scanning Procedures.
	8.5. Perform en-route flight Following.
	9.1.2. Helicopter Landing Zones (HLZ).
	9.1.2.1. Assess landing zone requirements.
	9.1.2.3. Use electronic and visual marking.
	9.1.2.4. Manage LZ operations.
	9.2. Incident Site Control.
	9.2.1.1. Assess general situation and security requirements.
	9.2.1.2. Assess time requirements.
	9.2.1.3. Assess resource requirement.
	9.2.1.4. Assess accountability (personnel/equipment).
	9.2.2.1. Communicate security and force disposition.
	9.2.2.2. Communicate recovery force disposition.
	9.2.2.3. Communicate hazards.
	9.2.2.4. Communicate time constraint.
	9.2.2.5. Communicate resource disposition and coordination.
	9.2.2.6. Use electronic and visual marking.
	9.2.7. Lead mass casualty recovery operation.

FMP 2: CSARTF Operations:

CODE	DESCRIPTION
B	Can identify relationship of basic facts and state general principles about the subject. (Principles)
	6.2.7. Law of Armed Conflict.
	6.8.4.2. Management continuum (e.g. asset de-confliction).
	6.8.4.3. Mission Flow (e.g. search, suppression, execute, recover).
	6.8.4.5. PR Task Force / Combat Search and Rescue Task Force (CSARTF) C2 duties
C	Can analyze facts and principles and draw conclusions about the subject. (Analysis)
	3.1 Guardian Angel Medical Skills, Medications, Kits, Protocol
	3.6. Trans-load Considerations.
	6.2.6. Rules of Engagement.
	6.3.3. Member assignments and responsibilities.
	6.3.4. Find rally points.
	6.4.2.15. Potential danger areas/friendly deconfliction points.
	6.4.2.16. Breaching tools, weapons, explosives.
	6.4.2.17. Weapon & munitions considerations.
	6.4.2.19. Grenade considerations.
	6.6. Communications.
	6.6.1. Frequencies.
	6.7.16 Safety & security (Risk Management).
	6.8.3.5. Analyze mission execution timelines (using aircraft flight estimate time tool).
	7.11. Aircraft capabilities and limitations.
c	Can identify why and when the task must be done and why each step is needed. (Operating Principles)
	6.3.11. Perform Imminent Capture Actions.
	6.3.11.1. Sensitive item collection.
	6.3.11.2. Sensitive item destruction.
	6.7.12 Identify mission resources.
	9.1.2.2. HLZ Perform clearance procedures.
	9.1.2.6. HLZ Perform emergency procedures.
2b	Can do most parts of the task. Needs only help on hardest parts. (Partially Proficient)
	Can determine step by step procedures for doing the task. (Procedures)
	6.8.3.8. Coordinate CSAR TF operation.
	6.8.4.4. C2 planning tools
	8.6. Perform aircrew communications procedures.
	9.4.11. ISR integration for TAC.
	9.5.3. Plan

3b	Can do all parts of the task. Needs only a spot check of completed work. (Competent)
	Can determine step by step procedures for doing the task. (Procedures)
	6.7.18 Submit a mission report.
	8.1.9. Perform rapid off-load/on-load without vehicles.
	8.1.11. Perform rapid off-load/on-load with patients.
	8.2.4. Perform night land static-line (square) with equipment. (May conduct MFF/airland IAW scenario)
	9.5.4. Perform emergency fixed wing call for fire
	9.5.5 Perform emergency rotary-wing call for fire
3c	Can do all parts of the task. Needs only a spot check of completed work. (Competent)
	Can identify why and when the task must be done and why each step is needed. (Operating Principles)
	3.3.2. Delegate Team Member Duties & Responsibilities.
	6.3. Overland Infiltration & Exfiltration Maneuvers.
	6.3.1.1. Hand and Arm Signals.
	6.3.1.2. Signaling devices.
	6.3.2. Maneuvering in formations.
	6.3.5. Perform bivouac tasks.
	6.3.6.2. Perform road crossing.
	6.3.7. Perform enemy contact day live fire IAD maneuvers.
	6.3.8. Perform enemy contact night live fire IAD maneuvers.
	6.3.9. Control hostiles, detainees, and belligerents.
	6.3.10. Control non-hostiles and civilians.
	6.3.13. Perform Friendly Contact Procedures.
	6.3.13.1. Planned (Link-up) friendly contact.
	6.3.14. Perform Isolated Personnel (IP) procedures.
	6.3.14.1. IP radio link-up.
	6.3.14.2. IP NORDO link-up.
	6.3.14.3. IP contact (search & secure).
	6.3.16. Perform objective area reconnaissance.
	6.4. Military Operations Urban Terrain (MOUT).
	6.4.2.12. Engage targets with munitions.
	6.4.2.13. Move casualties from immediate battle area.
	6.4.2.14. Maneuver to casualty collection point.
	6.6. Communications.
	6.6.3.1. Use PRC-152 (or equivalent hand-held tactical radio).
	6.6.3.2. Use PRC-117G (or equivalent over-the-horizon radio).
	6.6.3.7. Perform satellite communications using secure voice.
	6.6.3.9. Operate in a communications degraded environment.
	6.6.3.11. Use Communication procedures.
	6.7. Tactical Leadership
	6.7.5. Develop five-point contingency plan (ex. GOTWA).
	6.7.7. Perform OCOKA Analysis.
	6.7.8. Perform troop leading procedures (TLP).
	6.7.9. Conduct tactical reporting (ex. SALUTE/ACE)
	6.7.10 Identify critical information.
	6.7.11 Submit a request for information (RFI).
	6.7.13 Coordinate mission resources.
	6.7.14 Perform personnel & equipment accountability.
	6.7.16 Perform debrief and reconstitution procedures.
	6.8.3.6. Develop mission execution checklist.
	6.8.3.7. Conduct MDMP and develop operation order.
	9.1.2. Helicopter Landing Zones (HLZ).
	9.1.2.1. Assess landing zone requirements.
	9.1.2.3. Use electronic and visual marking.
	9.1.2.4. Manage LZ operations.
	9.2. Incident Site Control.
	9.2.1.1. Assess general situation and security requirements.
	9.2.1.2. Assess time requirements.
	9.2.1.3. Assess resource requirement.
	9.2.1.4. Assess accountability (personnel/equipment).
	9.2.2.1. Communicate security and force disposition.
	9.2.2.2. Communicate recovery force disposition.
	9.2.2.3. Communicate hazards.
	9.2.2.4. Communicate time constraint.
	9.2.2.5. Communicate resource disposition and coordination.
	9.2.2.6. Use electronic and visual marking.
	9.2.7. Lead mass casualty recovery operation.

File details come from the government source that posted it. Updated Nov 14, 2017.