PWS Sec 6 Attachment 3_FD PAM 350-3.pdf

This document is the USASA Fort Dix Regulation 350-3, a comprehensive training policies and procedures manual dated 18 January 2022 for all individuals, units, and agencies training at Army Support Activity Fort Dix in New Jersey.

The regulation establishes policies for training facility scheduling, range operations, billeting, logistics, information management, engineer services, medical support, discipline, and administration at the installation. Key procedures include quarterly scheduling meetings for training coordination; range facility management with mandatory officer-in-charge and range safety officer certification via the Range Safety Course; training area requests submitted through RFMSS with specific documentation requirements including safety assessments and environmental clearances; billeting support through Training Billeting Services Activity with capacity for 32 barracks; subsistence through the Subsistence Supply Management Office operating Monday-Friday 0745-1630; ammunition management via TAMIS-R system with required Hazmat certification for handlers; vehicle support through GSA/TMP with standard rates; and medical support including emergency evacuation protocols to Capital Health at Deborah in Browns Mills, New Jersey. The regulation covers tactical training areas including bivouac sites, ranges, mortar firing points, and rappelling towers; establishes safety protocols for artillery, indirect fire, and chemical operations; mandates compliance with AR 385-63 (Range Safety); and requires after-action reports for battalion-size or larger training events. Additional topics address personnel conduct standards, weapons security, ammunition storage restrictions, hunting/fishing regulations, and dispute resolution procedures through defined command channels.