Appendix 3 - Training Concept.pdf

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MED MLAT CONOP (27-31 MAR 2023)

Mission:

3/160th SOAR (Abn) (-) conducts MED MLAT on 27 MAR 2023 to 31 MAR 2023 IVO Fort Stewart, GA IOT exercise the full capabilities of 160th SOAR Flight Medics. Secondary training objectives include integration of other USSOCM assets, and integration of USASOC medical assets.

Task Org:

Total 160th Personnel: ~60-100 Personnel OIC: CPT Spanier NCOIC: SFC Hogsed 3/160th Medical Personnel: ~15 personnel 3/160th Aircrew: ~20 personnel Airframes: 2+1 x MH-47G, 2+1 x MH-60M, 1 x MQ-9 (Pending) Non-160th Participants: ~ 130 personnel Surgical Teams: 2 teams ~15 personnel 2/3 SFG (Abn): 2 x ODA ~30 personnel 1st HBCT, 3ID: 1 x Battalion Aid Station, 1 Role 2(-) ~60 personnel Airframes: 1 x C-130, or 1 x C-27, or 1 x CASA (224 MI)

Execution:

Execution will occur in three phases..

Phase I: Mission Planning (Ongoing – 24 MAR 23) Ongoing and ends with Final Condition Check on 23 MAR 2023 Phase II: Medical Training (26 MAR 23 – 31 MAR 23) Begins with introductions and classroom training and concludes with awards.

Phase III: AAR (On Order 1 APR 23 – UTC) AAR will be completed and submitted to lessons learned and posted on RSURG page.

Risk Assessment: HIGH Seats Out Operations Live Body Hoist FRIES Operations Airborne Operations

Non-160th Attendees must bring signed Seats Out Waiver including FRIES and HOIST Operations signed by first O-6 in COC.

Legal Review

DRAW

Seats Out

PAO Guidance

Funding

CLVIII

Participant Numbers

Land/Ammo

Action Status

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• Protect and Prioritize

– Already 1 Task from RGT during period (Airshow)

– 7 Battle Space Disruptors LPD

– Influencing outside of SOF

• Contingency Budgeting

– RMED 75K (Written Commitment)

– HHC Budget (Q3 Budget 120K)

BLUF

• Large Scale Combat Operations

– Does our experience from GWOT still apply?

• “Choose your own adventure”

– Asset Employment

– Focusing on decisions

– Less is more

– “We do our job and they do theirs”

• Full spectrum integration

Theme

• Large Scale Combat Operations

– High Casualty Rate

– Flowing Patients into the Army Health System

– Patients moved via air and ground

• DART- Pending (D Co)

– AH-1 Cutting trainer (FARP)

– MQ-9 Replication (Deliberate)

• ABN Operations (FARP)

– Is 75th’s JCCP a relevant solution for us?

Key Elements

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26 MAR 27 MAR 28-30 March 31 MAR 1 APR

Participant Arrival

Social

Lodging Fort Stewart

DD: 1000-0000

350-6 Class Tower Training Lunch A/C Limitation LSCO Supply LSCO

AHS LSCO

PE Round Robin (2hr) 350-6 Dinner 350-6

DD: 1000-0000

TST

1000: Vignette 1100: Class 1200-1400: Lunch/Prep 1400: Hands On PE (2hr) 1600: Warno/Planning 1700: Planning/Load 1800: Lane Start (Take Off) 2100: Lane End

2200: AAR

DD: 1000-0000

FARP

1000: Vignette 1100: Class 1200-1400: Lunch/Prep 1400: Class 1500: WARNO/Plan 1500: ABN Drop (Backside) 1600: Planning 1630: QRF Call 1700: Lane Start (Take Off) 2000: Lane End

2100: AAR

DD: 1200-0200

Deliberate

1000: Vignette 1100: Class 1200-1400: Lunch/Prep 1400-1600: Warno/Plan 1630: TOT Lane Start 1800: C130 Arrive 1900: NLT C130 Depart 1930: C130 Fort Stewart 2000: Arrive Wright (C130) 2100: Technology

2200: AAR

DD: 1200-0200

1000:Technology 1200: Lunch 1300: Clean up

1400: AAR

1500: Presentation

1800: Social

Travel Day

PE Round Robin Station 1: Backstop Station 2: MH-60 Fam Station 3: MH-47 Fam Station 4: Hoist Rigging

PE Begin 1600 Day 350-6 Begin 1800 Day 350-6 End 2000 Night 350-6 Begin 2130 Night 350-6 End 2330

Aircraft 2 x MH-60M

Land

METZ

Hands on PE

MED JLTV

Virtual Reality Stryker

WBU:

LMTV

Aircraft 1 x C-130 (T) 2 x MH-47G 1 x UAV (T)

Land:

Ramagan DZ (28) Taylors Creek (30) Jakes (28/29/30)

WBU:

JLTV

Aircraft 2 x MH-60M 1 x C-130 (Recycled)

Land:

METZ

WBU:

LMTV

OPSCHED (Overall)

General Scheme

Deliberate

METZ

1st ABCT Role 2

Lane B Ramagian DZ

TST

METZ @

Colmar

ISB Wright

AAF

HAAF FSB

Air Synch

MH-60

MH-47

C-130

MQ-9 /

FW ISR

W/U Delib

W/U

HAAF

16001530 17001630 1800 1900 2000 2100

T/O FARP Infil Lane B

17301500

Shoots out

CASEVAC

HAAF

Infil Delib

Transition /

FARP/ CASEVAC

W/U

TST

ARR

WAAF

Exfil Lane C to HAAF Transition

Arrive HAAF Transition Transload

Role 1/2

Infil

TST

Exfil

TST

ISR

Arrive HAAF Transition Transload

Role 1/2

Transition /

FARP/ CASEVAC

1530 (Wheels up) Deliberate 1550 Infil METZ 1610 Expect CASEVAC to HAAF

1645 W/D HAAF

1705 W/D FARP (Poss CASEVAC) (Lane B) 1745 W/D Wright Army Airfield 1800 (H hour [Wheels up] Lane C) 1820 Infil METZ TST 1840 Expect CASEVAC to WAAF 2030 Exfil TST 2100 Land WAAF

MH 60’s

1645 Wheels up Farp Lane 1715 Infil GF 1735 Expect CASEVAC then proceed next 1800 Exfil Deliberate Target METZ 1830 ARR HAAF transload C130 1900 ARR FARP Depart ASAP

1950 ARR WAAF

2000 ODA Time

NLT HAAF 0000

MH 47’s

1730-1800 2-3 Patients 1840 2-3 Patients 1900-1930 5-8 Patients 2100 3-4 Patients

Role 1/2

• Medics

– 80-CO-8001 Conduct Special Operations Aviation (SOA) Aeromedical Activities

• Aircrew

– 01-CO-5103 Preform Air Movement

– 01-CO-5218 Preform Air Assault

– 01-CO-9019 Preform Aerial Casualty Evacuation

– 80-CO-6001 Conduct Special Operations Aviation Activities

• DART

– 01-CO-8066 Preform Downed Aircraft Recovery Missions

– 07-CO-5135 Operate a Command Post – Company

– 01-BN-8116 Conduct Aviation Combat Power Sustainment

• FARP

– 01-CO-0339 Perform Forward Arming And Refueling Point (FARP) Procedures

– 10-CO-0021 Conduct Aerial Delivery Support Company Operations

• Battalion

– 01-BN-5165 Conduct Aviation Support for Personnel Recovery

– 01-BN-5130 Conduct Air Assault

METL Cross Walk

MEDICAL CONOP – Savannah/Local Area

Medical Personnel Savannah, GA APA, Senior Medic, and Medical SI will be on site. Life, Limb, Eyesight

Primary Medic will stabilize on ground and contact HAAF EMS dispatch at 912-767-1711.

If medical emergency occurs in flight, medic will transport patient on mission aircraft to Hunter Army Airfield for transload with HAAF EMS. PC contact tower to coordinate transload at HAAF.

Alternate Medic will stabilize and transport patient via ground transport to Memorial

Regional Hospital.

Contingency Medic will stabilize and transport patient to Chandler, St Josephs Hospital.

Sick Call Available throughout duration of exercise.

Emergencies If a medic is not present call 911 then immediately contact any SOA medical personnel.

NON- Life, Limb, Eyesight

Medic will stabilize and an evacuation decision will be made based on injuries.

Updated 30 SEP 2019 By MAJ Lowell

Hospital Information – Savannah/Local Area

Savannah, GA Primary

Memorial Regional Hospital (Level 1) 1800 E DeRenne Ave, Savannah, GA 31406 ER: (912) 350-2113/2114(ER Radio Room)

Secondary Candler Hospital

5353 Reynolds St, Savannah, GA 31405 Triage Desk: (912) 819-5333

Air Assets / Additional Medical Info Lifestar Air Ambulance

Dispatch #: (855) 359-5433 Primary Freq: 155.340 VHF

Secondary Freq: 123.05 VHF

Facility Ground Transport to Memorial Regional Hospital - (Level 1), Savannah/Local Area (Primary)

TOF to

MTF

Imagery date: 2015 Source:

Google Location MGRS 17S MR 92049 32255 LAT/LON N 31°01.43‘ / W 81°04.10’ Elevation 49’ MSL

Landing Zone Type NA Dimensions NA Weight NA Lighting NA

Communications Phone (912) 350-2113 (ER Radio Room)

Alternate (912) 350-2114 Radio “Lifestar” - 155.340 VHF(Pri) 123.05VHF(Alt)

Considerations Utilize EMS services for ground transport. Call HAAF EMS at 912-767-1711

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H9 Shoot House

Saber Hall

Memorial HospitalMontgomery Gate