Site Map.pdf

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10th SFG CWT Winter Course Support
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This document is a site map detailing a multi-site operational layout for what appears to be a training and support mission in a forested, mountainous region. The site map identifies five distinct locations with specific functions: Lodging Site 0 provides secure storage for snowmobiles and trailers, and lodges 15 instructors; Lodging Site 1 houses 22 support personnel; Site 2 (Camp Bjorn Training area) is a camp supported by on-site supply storage; Site 3 (Glacier Institute) can accommodate up to 50 students for training; and Sites 4/5 serve as a Mission Support Storage Site for bulk supplies like fuel, MREs, spare equipment, and logistical staging.

The map shows these sites positioned across the Flathead National Forest region, connected by multiple route lines in different colors (blue, green, red, and black), suggesting potential movement paths or operational zones. Each site is marked with a numbered and color-coded icon, indicating their strategic placement within the terrain. The geographical layout implies a comprehensive, distributed operational infrastructure designed to support a complex training or mission-readiness exercise in a challenging wilderness environment.

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SITE MAP

Lodging Site 0 – Secure storage of snowmobiles, trailers, and lodging of 15 instructors.

Lodging Site 1 - Site houses 22 support personnel Site 2 Camp Bjorn Training area - a camp that is erected and supported from the supply storage within the training area.

Site 3 Glacier Institute- location houses the training audience up to 50 students.

Site 4/5 Mission Support Storage Site: bulk storage of fuel, MREs and other supplies are kept and logistical runs are made to camp Bjorn from here. Additionally spare tents, generators, and heaters are stored here.

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