Battle Drills DD MMM YYYY 2a. SALT-A report to

slide1. Battle Drills DD MMM YYYY<br>
slide2. 2a. SALT-A report to TOC:
S: Size
(1) Name, rank, SSN, unit, and nationality of deceased?
A: Activity
(1) What activity was the individual(s) involved in? What happened?
(2) What was the cause of death?
(3) What conditions surrounded the death? Is the unit in pursuit of suspects?
L: Location (8-digit grid)
(1) Where did the incident occur?
(2) Where is the deceased individual?
T: Time. When did the death occur?
A: Actions:
(1) Actions taken by unit/agency.
(2) Assets/support needed from 504th BfSB?
(3) Did the unit return fire? If so, are there enemy WIA/KIA? What is the BDA? One or more of the following are killed
1. US / Coalition Soldier
2. DOD Civilian / coalition civilian 1. Unit conducts react to contact drills. 2. Unit notifies TOC BATTLE DRILL 01: KIA of a coalition soldier/coalition civilian 3. Battle Captain begins notification procedures. Submits SALT-A report within 30 minutes. If victim is a soldier, issues verbal order to all commanders to control all communications to the rear. 3a. Staff Action Checklist
BTL CPT immediately notifies, command group and staff.
Zoom in on incident, display only the applicable overlays and check Blue Force Tracker Text
PA Cell – Stands by to assist subordinate units and staff as needed.
Chaplain (Contact/augment BN UMC as needed)
S1 executes CARD 54 and personnel actions SOP; Submits Spot Report to G1.
S4 conducts mortuary affairs SOP, alerts mortuary affairs team
S6 cuts NIPR locally, instructs units to do same
SJA prepared to settle claims, investigation support as required.
S2 collects facts and conducts pattern analysis
Alert all TOCs if upgrade FPCON is necessary
PAO prepares press release if necessary
BN LNO collects information/details of incident
HCT deployed to investigate motives for attack
FSO/ALO requests CAS, RW, Arty for ISR support or TIC 5. Unit evacuates deceased IAW unit SOP. Continues actions on contact until threat is eliminated 3b. If unit requests MEDEVAC, see CARD 48 7. Unit submits all DA1156 Casualty Feeder Cards to S1. Unit Submits follow-up report Story Board. 6. Unit conducts intelligence debrief with unit S2. 3c. If unit requests QRF, see CARD 50 Hyperlink
48- MEDEVAC
50-Reserve
54-KIA Process 4. If victim is SM, BDE CMD notifies Rear D CMD who notifies CAO. Once contacted, informs BTL CPT so company can be informed<br>
slide3. 2a. SALT-A report to TOC:
S: Size
(1) Name, rank, SSN, unit, and nationality of deceased?
A: Activity
(1) What activity was the individual(s) involved in? What happened?
(2) What was the cause of death?
(3) What conditions surrounded the death? Is the unit in pursuit of suspects?
(4) Was it suicide?
L: Location (8-digit grid)
(1) Where did the incident occur?
(2) Where is the deceased individual?
T: Time. When did the death occur?
A: Actions:
(1) Actions taken by unit/agency.
(2) Assets/support needed from 504th BfSB? One or more of the following are killed
1. US / Coalition Soldier
2. DOD Civilian / coalition civilian 2. Unit notifies TOC BATTLE DRILL 02: Friendly death (non-hostile action) 3. Battle Captain begins notification procedures. Submits SALUTE report within 30 minutes. If victim is a soldier, issues verbal order to all commanders to control all communications to the rear 5. MEDEVAC by ground or air to FOB. If by air see BD 48 7. Unit submits all casualty feeder and witness cards to S1. Unit Submits follow-up report Story Board. Command group notified when NOK notification is complete. 6. CDR appoints someone to perform quick commander inquiry 3a. Staff Action Checklist
BTL CPT immediately notifies command group and staff
CPOF/ BFT operator zooms in on incident, displays only the applicable overlays, and checks Blue Force Tracker Text messages
BAE gives G3 mission WARNO
PA Cell - Stands by to assist subordinate units and BfSB / BN Staff as needed.
Chaplain (Contact/augment BN UMC as needed)
S1 executes CARD 54 and personnel actions SOP; Submits Spot Report.
S4 conducts mortuary affairs SOP, alerts mortuary affairs team
S6 cuts NIPR locally, instructs units to do same
SJA prepared to settle claims assist in appointing investigating officer, as necessary
Safety Officer conducts interviews, initiates accident investigation
S2 provides support to staff as needed
Alert all BN TOCs if upgrade FPCON is necessary
PAO prepares press release if necessary
Rear detachment notified
Commander approval for remains to leave FOB
FSE requests RW/CAS for ISR/ Recce through S-2
BAE contacts G3 for execution of mission Hyperlink
48-MEDEVAC
54-KIA Process 4. If victim is SM, BDE CMD notifies Rear D CMD who notifies CAO. Once contacted, informs BTL CPT command group can be informed<br>
slide4. BATTLE DRILL 05: Missing / Isolated Personnel (IP) (POW/MIA/AWOL, CF, Press, NGO) Receive report of missing / Isolated Personnel Yes No Notify higher, request assistance, and monitor / develop the situation; BOLO request Does METT-TC allow unit assets to recover IP? No Task search force and task / request other assets (UAS / Aviation / CAS) Yes No IP recovered to unit / medical facility Submit SARSIT Task all subordinate units to obtain immediate accountability of all military and civilian personnel No If approximate location known does METT-TC allow a search? Does search force find IP? Continue search / request assistance No Yes See Card 14 (HVT Sighted) until recovered Yes Recovery force recovers IP, provides immediate medical support and coordinates aerial or ground MEDEVAC as required, see Card 48 CHAPLAN/S3 coordinates / conducts initial re-integration tasks and coordinates evacuation to other re-integration locations as required Yes Attempt to establish communications with IP and coordinate / provide support as required Is unit of assignment known? SALT-A REPORT to TOC:
S: Size: How many soldiers missing and from unit?
A: Activity
(1) Who is first line supervisor and where/when was soldier last seen?
(2) What were other individuals in area doing before, during, and after unit discovered the soldier was missing?
(3) Was any threat activity in the area that may be responsible for the disappearance?
L: Location soldier was last seen
T: Time soldier was discovered missing
A: Actions taken by unit NOTIFICATION PROCEDURES/ACTIONS:
(1) Command group and staff
(2) Subordinate unit: Accountability (personnel and sensitive items)
(3) ID and Task recovery force / commit BfSB QRF
(4) S2: Check Security Clearance Type
(5) PA Cell
(6) PAO: Prepare press release
(7) S1: Obtain ISOPREP to aid in ID/Recovery, S1 executes CARD 54 and personnel actions SOP; Submits Spot Report.
(8) S4 (conducts mortuary affairs SOP, alerts mortuary affairs team)
(9) BAE
a. Transmit SARIR if not already
submitted by reporting unit
b. Coordinate for air assets if
needed RELATED BATTLE DRILLS:
1: KIA of coalition soldier/civilian
14: HVT sighted
32: Mass Casualties
48: Medevac Soldier
50: Employment of Reserve Is Exact Location Known? Unit in AO establish cordon of AO; set up immediate TCPs and stop all movement<br>
slide5. 3a. Immediately Notify:
S3
PMO
(2) SJA
(4) S2X 2b. SPOT report to TOC:
S: Size: How many Detainees?
A: Activity: What were the circumstances surrounding the detention?
L: Location: Where was the detainee captured?
T: Time: Time detainee was captured?

*Include actions taken by unit. 1a. Immediate actions by unit:: (1) Secure
(2) Provide medical care/screening
(3) Silence (Gag only as necessary)
(4) Segregate
(5) Safeguard
(6) Speed (to D-Cell)
(7) Tag
(8) Capturing Unit conducts Tactical Questioning (TQ) Unit detains
individual 1. Unit conducts immediate actions and sends report to higher. 3. Battle Captain begins notification procedures, submits SALUTE report within 30 minutes BATTLE DRILL 06: Detainee 2. Place detainee in holding area until assets are available to transport detainee. After medically screened, theater certified 35M and/or 351M conducts Secondary Questioning and/or Tactical Interrogation. 4. Unit delivers soldier to Detainee Facility; MPs process detainee and prepare to pass the detainee to S2X Interrogation Team. 5. Unit submits Story Board. 4a. S2X begins building Detainee Packets. Intel reports written and disseminated through Intel channels and cc’d to Stakeholders. Unit can hold Detainee up to 96 hours. 5a. CDR has authority to request authorization to hold Detainee up to 14 days IAW with SOP 326. 4b. Unit transfers Detainees and Detainee Packets.<br>
slide6. 1a. SPOT report to TOC:
S-Size: Type and number of Aircraft
A-Activity: A/C was performing what
prior to incident? Did incident occur due
to enemy activity?
L-Location: Last known position (8 digit grid)
T-Time: Time downed

*Include:
(1) Actions taken by unit.
(2) Assets / support needed higher Aircraft is confirmed as downed BATTLE DRILL 07: Downed Aircraft 1b. Staff Action Checklist
BTL CPT
Command group and staff
Notify QRF to assume REDCON1
Employ immediate security force
CPOF/BFT operator zooms in on incident, displays only the applicable overlays, and checks BFT
RTO broadcast information to all airspace users
BAE
Inform higher
Establish ACMs for airspace users
Request AWT if needed
Notify JSRC/RCC
Verify crew from ACO/ATO
FSC / ALO notifies CAOC, request CAS, CCA and establish NFA around aircraft
PAO prepare statements
S2 identifies ISR assets that can assist 1. Unit notifies TOC 3. Employ immediate security force for cordon Is friendly unit near the site? Send unit to secure site Request QRF from nearest FOB Request immediate launch of DART (Downed A/C Recovery Team) 4. Employ AWT (within 30 minutes) and ISR YES NO NO CF WITHIN 1 HOUR Security Force Critical Tasks:
Locate personnel
Secure personnel until relieved
Secure aircraft until relieved NOTE:
Once personnel and aircraft are secure, battle drill is over. BPT support follow-up operations as a deliberate action as directed
BTL DRILL 05 (Missing/Isolated Personnel)
Employment of Aerial/Ground DART 2. Battle Captain begins notification procedures. Submits SALT-A report within 30 minutes. Hyperlink
05-Isolated/Missing
Personnel<br>
slide7. 2a. SALT-A report to TOC:
S-Size
(1) Size of the crowd
(2) Make up of the crowd
A-Activity
(1) Why are they demonstrating
(2) Are they peaceful or violent
(3) What are they shouting
(4) Any Weapons visible
L-Location (8 digit grid)?
T-Time
A-Actions:
(1) Actions taken by unit.
(2) Assets/support needed from Higher?
(3) Do actions include entering a mosque? Demonstration or pilgrimage 1. Unit encounters a crowd that threatens the safe and secure environment 2. Subordinate TOC reports to higher TOC BATTLE DRILL 08: Demonstration, pilgrimage, or riot 1a. Immediate actions by unit:
1) Secure area, prevent further people from joining crowd
2) Determine size and intent of the crowd.
3) Notify TOC of situation
4) Identify leader(s) of crowd
5) Photograph leaders
6) Identify if there is a need for route closures 3a. Notification Tree:
(1) Command group and staff
(2) Alert all subordinate TOCs if upgrade FPCON is necessary NO YES 3. Battle Captain begins notification procedures, submits SALUTE report within 30 minutes 4. If crowd is along MSR/ASR, does the unit recommend closing the rte? 5. Battle Captain actions:
(1) Notify command group and staff
(2) Request UAS support from S-2 to monitor pilgrimage
(3) See CARD 50 for QRF
(4) Identify which unit will cordon the pilgrimage's final destination, if required
(5) Deploy PSYOP team (leaflet drops/ talking points)
(6) Direct FSE request RW for “show of force”
(7) Unit Submits follow-up report Story Board to BTL CPT. 6. Battle Captain actions:
Request route closure
Request UAS support to monitor pilgrimage
Coordinate with higher to establish TCPs and close route
Identify which unit will cordon the pilgrimage's final destination, if necessary
Coordinates with higher to close TCPs and reopen route
Unit Submits follow-up report Story Board Hyperlink
50-Reserve<br>
slide8. 3a. Notify staff 2a. SPOT report to TOC:
S-Size
(1) How large is the physical area effected by the power loss
(2) Size of population effected
A-Activity
(1) What was the cause of the power outage?
L-Location
(1) What areas are effected—rural and urban.
T-Time.
(1) What time did the power go out?
(2) How many times has this happened in the last 30-60 days?
(3) Once the power is restored, determine the total time the power was out.
A-Actions taken by unit.
(1) Assist local power plant supervisor to repair
(2) Determine cause of failure 1a. Immediate actions by unit: (1) Contact local power facility supervisor
(2) Determine source of power failure
(3) Report to TOC
(4) If power cannot be restored immediately, request assistance from higher Power outage reported 1. Unit conducts immediate actions and sends report to higher. 3. Battle Captain begins notification procedures, submits SALUTE report within 30 minutes BATTLE DRILL 09: Power outage in village 2. Village and CMO determine the best method to restore power if the power facility can not repair itself. 4. Unit requests assets to fix power loss and coordinates link up with unit in sector 5. Once power is restored, unit submits follow-up report Story Board.<br>
slide9. Insurgent (INS) approaches Unit w/request to begin reintegration 1. Unit conducts immediate actions BATTLE DRILL 10: Request for Reintegration 3. Unit moves INS to predetermined reintegration processing location 4. (S2) Intel analyst conducts vetting process 2. (S3) Battle CPT begins notification procedures, & submits SALUTE report within 30 minutes Send report to the TOC
Place INS in a reintegration staging area
*Adhere to the Red Lines List Immediately notify:
Command group and staff
Predetermined representative
Report the event via designated system of record Collect biometric data
Conduct interview
Obtain contact information
Determine INS motivation
Pass all information to higher Fusion Cell
*Adhere to the Red Lines List Start & maintain a case file
Determine level
Level 1 – Detain
Level 2 – Question
Level 4 – Deny
Level 5 – Disqualify
Level 6 – Track
Report results to commander If at any time, the INS is identified as mid/high, immediately notify Higher HQ for J2X tasking. Red Lines List
Do Not:
Offer cash rewards
Offer amnesty or immunity prosecution
Promise political or territorial gains
Actively sponsor offers to attack other insurgent groups. 5. (S3) Submit story board to Higher HQ 6. Determine time, date, & location of the next meeting, to include agreed upon third parties 9. CDR and local rep(s) begin reintegration discussions with INS
*Adhere to Red Lines List 10. CDR begins coordination for placement of INS onto a Restricted Targets List 7. CDR identifies the best community in which to begin reintegration & contacts a predetermined rep(s) in that community 8. CDR and local rep(s) discuss feasibility of the reintegration Determine receptiveness of the community
Discuss small development/CERP projects
Be sure to involve appropriate stakeholders
Assess availability of basic needs and life support
Record all discussions<br>
slide10. BATTLE DRILL 11: Immediate Raven Launch 1. BAE OIC/NCOIC in TOC announces “RAVEN LAUNCH!”

All personnel in TOC respond with “RAVEN LAUNCH!” 4. After 10-20 seconds, BAE OIC/ NCOIC conducts a roll call, with each TOC section responding “CLEAR!” or “NOT CLEAR!” 5. FSE deconflicts FS assets 2. BAE OIC/NCOIC Coordinates with CJTF J3 Air/AOC for RAVEN ROZ approval. BAE NCOIC
in TOC announces launch grid and radius of ROZ twice, and posts digitally on CPOF. ROLL CALL ORDER FOR RAVEN LAUNCH BAE/ADAM
FIRES
S2
BTL CPT
5. CHOPS/ S3 6. When permission is granted, BAE OIC/NCO informs launching unit that area is clear for RAVEN launch. 3. Battle Captain repeats grid while every section in the TOC checks the grid and verifies their units are clear of the airspace. 5. Once all sections are clear, BAE OIC/NCO receives permission from XO/S3 to grant clearance to requesting unit.<br>
slide11. 2a. SALT-A report to 504th BfSB TOC:
S: How many bodies?
A: Activity
(1) Atrocity site or mass grave?
(2) Murder victim?
(3) Operationally related (due to military action)?
(4) Accidental (car accident, mine related)?
(5) American?
(6) Coalition?
(7) Unknown circumstances?
(8) What else was found at the scene?
(9) Is media present at the site?
L: Location of human remains (8 digit grid)
T: Time
(1) Time the human remains were discovered?
(2) Approximate time of death (if known)?
A: Actions taken by unit. 1a. Immediate actions by unit:
(1) Unit secures site – use ANP and ANA to assist and notify local hospital
(2) Unit does not touch, allow anyone to touch the bodies or any evidence on site.
(3) Obtain as much information as possible about the victim(s):
(a) age
(b) gender
(c) names
(d) ethnic background of victims
(e) possible cause of death
(f) possible time/date of death
(g) description of the site
(h) source of the initial report
(4) Unit reports to higher.
(5) Unit notifies CID if it is an accident or US/Coalition soldier or civilian employee.
(6) Take digital photos of the site if it is an atrocity site or mass grave. DO NOT take photos of human remains if US/Coalition soldier or civilian employee. 1. Unit secures site 2. Unit reports to 504th BfSB TOC (within 30 min of discovery) BATTLE DRILL 12: Human remains or mass gravesite discovered 3. Battle Captain begins notification procedures, submits SALT-A report within 30 minutes. Prepares a detailed and updated report. Storyboard to CJTF. 3a. Notify:
(1) R6, R5, R3, CHOPS
(2) CA (notify RED CROSS)
(3) CJTF CID
(4) PSYOP / IO
(5) S4
(6) Mortuary Affairs
(7) BJA
(8) PAO 5. Unit Submits follow-up report Story Board to 504th BfSB, 504th BfSB submits Story Board to CJTF<br>
slide12. 2a. Immediately Notify:
(1) R6, R5, R9, R3, R3N, CHOPS
(2) CJTF CHEM
(3) CJTF PSYOP / IO
(4) S2
(5) BAE 1a. Immediate actions by unit:
SECURE THE SITE, but at a safe distance from the site and in the highest MOPP level possible. Await further instructions from NBC experts Discovery of WMD 1. Unit conducts immediate actions and sends report to 504th BfSB BATTLE DRILL 13: Weapons of Mass Destruction found 2. Unit reports to 504th BfSB TOC; TOC sends flash traffic to CJTF and requests assistance from CJTF NBC specialists 3. 504th BfSB awaits instructions from CJTF CHEM on the actions to take with the WMD 4. 504th BfSB staff conducts meeting to determine the level of threat and what actions the brigade must take to keep its forces and the local national population safe<br>
slide13. HVT Sighted 1. Report comes from 504th BfSB unit or CJTF/ANA/ANP/ODA 2. BfSB Staff must ensure the BfSB maintains its normal patterns as much as possible—the BfSB should not give signals that it is preparing for a raid BATTLE DRILL 14: High Value Target (HVT) sighted 3a. Immediate Notification
(1) R6, R5, R9, R3, R3N, CHOPS
The TF CDR must request permission to execute the raid from R6. R6 must request permission to execute the raid from CJTF. Determine whether this is an ANA mission.
(2) S2-refer Target Package and assess kill/capture status
(3) FSE
(4) 504th BfSB PA
(5) S1
(6) S4
(7) BJA
(8) IO
(9) Civil Affairs
(10) Chaplain 3b. Staff Action Checklist
Battle CPT send FLASH traffic to CJTF
S3 determines which C2 tasks are held at BfSB level and which remain at TF level
S2 request UAS and updated imagery
ACT checks with higher and adjacent units to ensure the HVT is not being targeted by another unit
ALO request AC-130 support
S3 puts 504th BfSB reserve at REDCON I and determines D.O. (raid party), and S.O. (outer and inner cordon). Then coordinates with external units through CJTF(SOF, CJTF Reserve). Plans for exploitation.
PA Cell – Request pre-positioned MEDEVAC, or crew on stand-by
504th BfSB MP establish detainee Holding Area
Unit in sector secures egress routes
S5 coordinate with ANP for area security and to enforce curfew during raid
IO implements themes and messages directed at population
ABE coordinates to possibly begin a CMO project in vicinty of the raid
EWO
LNO’s notified/present if necessary
Once complete, all staff sections conduct after-operations missions (casualty feeder, BDA, AAR collection, etc)
Issue PAO statement
BJA assist in targeting and ROE analysis 1a. SALT-A report to 504th BfSB TOC:
S: Size of HVT PSD?
A: Activity
(1) Is the HVT with unfriendly element?
(2) Is the HVT expected to remain in the AO?
(3) What is the local reaction to the HVT’s presence?
(4) Is the HVT on foot or in vehicle?
(5) Activity of the HVT at this time?
L: Location (8 digit grid)?
T: Time?
A: Actions:
(1) Actions taken by unit.
(2) Assets/support needed from 504th BfSB?
(3) Do actions include entering a mosque? 4. Unit Submits follow-up report Story Board to 504th BfSB. 504th BfSB submits Story Board to CJTF 3. Battle Captain begins notification procedures. Submits SALUTE report within 30 minutes. Monitors status of all actions in step 3b. CPOF operator zooms to location and displays applicable overlays (also checks for BFT text messages)<br>
slide14. PID of TCT or Fleeting TGT 1. Report received from ISR Asset 2. Visual Feed established Shadow/Predator/Etc BATTLE DRILL 15: Time Critical Target 2a. Immediate Notification
(1) S3
(2) S2
(3) FSE/FECC
(4) BAE
(5) ALO
IO Cord
PAO
SJA
PA
S1
S4
SJA
Civil Affairs
Chaplain
EOD 2b. Staff Action Checklist
Battle CPT sends FLASH traffic to effected unit
S3 determines which C2 tasks are held at unit level and which remain at lower level
Who has visual?
Who has commo with closest ground CDR?
Does unit have C2 Capability?
Commander Decides to Retain or Pass C2 of TGT
S2 request additional ISR
S2 prepare imagery blowup of OBJ and posts
OBJ imagery w/graphics sent to BN TF and other units
BJA/FECC conduct CDE
ACT checks with higher and adjacent units to ensure the TGT is not being targeted by another unit
BAE request ACT/AWT support
FSE coordinates for CAS and pre-planned targets
BAE finds available Lift AVN Package for AASLT Targets
If TGT is out of FM or HF range, S6 requests use of SATCOM Net
S6 identifies applicable BFT Roll names on operation and passes to BTL CPT
S3/S2 develop continuous layered ISR Plan for subsequent TGTs
S3 puts select units at REDCON I and determines ME and SE (outer and inner cordon). Then coordinates with adjacent units and external units
S3 identifies unit to perform temporary QRF duties if QRF is conducting operation
S2 track developing TGTs and pass to BTL CPT
S3 assigns subsequent TGTs to units
PA Notifies CSH
BAE establishes ROZs as necessary
MP Notifies/prepares Detention Facility
S2 utilizes ISR assets to identify squirters and record additional potential TGT locations for follow-on OPNs
S3 and Med Plans Officer determine if necessary to send CF to local hospital / clinic to check for wounded
Unit in sector secures egress routes
S3 / ENG determines if SWET is necessary to destroy munitions or render safe any booby-traps / IEDs
MSN Complete when all OBJs are complete
BTL CPT sends close-out SITREP
PAO writes media release
Once complete, all staff sections conduct after-operations missions (casualty feeder, BDA, AAR collection, etc)
IOCORD develops B/D/A IO plan and recommends to S3
SJA prepared to settle claims 1a. SALT-A report to TOC:
S-Size of TGT
A-Activity
(1) Is the TGT on foot or in vehicle?
(2) Is the TGT expected to remain in the AO?
(3) Activity of the HVT at this time?
L-Location (8 digit grid)?
T-Time?
A-Actions:
(1) Actions taken by unit.
(2) Assets/support needed from unit?
(3) Do actions include entering a religious site? 4. Unit Submits follow-up GREEN 8 report. 3. Battle Captain passes updated target info to unit to facilitate confirmation.<br>
slide15. 2a. SALT-A report to TOC:
S-Size
(1) Size of the crowd
(2) Make up of the crowd
A-Activity
(1) Why are they demonstrating
(2) Are they peaceful or violent
(3) What are they shouting
(4) Any Weapons visible
L-Location (8 digit grid)?
T-Time
A-Actions:
(1) Actions taken by unit.
(2) Assets/support needed from higher?
(3) Do actions include entering a religious site? Refugees mass in unit sector 1. Unit encounters a crowd that threatens the safe and secure environment 2. TOC reports to higher TOC BATTLE DRILL 16: Refugee Crisis 1a. Immediate actions by unit:
1) Secure area, prevent further people from joining crowd
2) Determine size and intent of the crowd
3) Determine if crowd was authorized
4) Notify TOC of situation
5) Identify leader(s)
6) Photograph leaders
7) Identify if there is a need for route closures 3a. Notification Tree:
(1) S3
(2) CHOPS
(3) Alert all unit TOCs if upgrade FPCON is necessary
(4) IO, CMO NO YES 3. Battle Captain begins notification procedures, submits SALUTE report within 30 minutes 4. If crowd is along MSR/ASR, does the unit recommend closing the rte? 5. Battle Captain actions:
(1) Continues to monitor
(2) See CARD 50 for QRF
(3) Deploy PSYOPS team
(4) Unit submits follow-up report Story Board 6. Battle Captain actions:
(1) Request route closure
(2) UAS continues to monitor
(3) Establish TCPs and close route
(4) Identify which unit will conduct cordon
(5) Close TCPs and reopen route
(6) Unit submits follow-up report Story 4a. S2 requests UAS to gain eyes on the situation
4b. FSE requests RW/CAS for “show of force” Hyperlink
50-QRF<br>
slide16. Tasking issued 1. S3 operations receives tasking from higher, informs S3 (and CDR if required), and conducts hasty MDMP in required 3. Tasked unit acknowledges short suspense BATTLE DRILL 17: Higher tasking that requires execution < 48hrs 4. S3 issues OPORD and tracks task completion 2. S3 issues WARNO<br>
slide17. 2a. Immediately Notify:
(1) S3
(2) CJTF LNO
(3) PSYOP / IO
(4) CMO
(5) ENG submits updated repair cost estimate report
(6) S2 1b. SALT-A report to TOC:
S-Size
(1) Size of population effected by bridge loss
A-Activity
(1) What was the cause of the bridge loss?
(2) What major activity occurred in the area prior to bridge destruction
L: Location
(1) What areas are effected—rural and urban.
T: Time.
(1) What time did the bridge go out?
A: Actions taken by unit.
(1) investigate the cause of the bridge loss. 1a. Immediate actions by unit:
(1) Secure the site
(2) Contact and establish TCPs to divert traffic from crossing site
(3) Engineers conduct an estimate of the damage and report to TOC Bridge collapse or destruction occurs 1. Unit conducts immediate actions and report 2. Battle Captain begins notification procedures, submits SALUTE report within 30 minutes BATTLE DRILL 18: Bridge collapses/destroyed 2b. Transportation, S2, I/O, ENG and CA determine the best method to repair the bridge (local national vs. bridging engineers vs. US Army Corps of Engineers). Plans should account for possible static target opportunity (exploitable event). 3. Unit requests assets to repair bridge 4. Once plan to repair bridge is developed, units submits follow-up report Story Board.<br>
slide18. 1a. If IED, also execute Battle Drill 58
1b. SALT-A report to TOC:
S-Size
(1) Size of the enemy
(2) Make up of the enemy
A-Activity
(1) What are they doing on the MSR
L-Location (8 digit grid)
T-Time
A-Actions:
(1) Actions taken by unit.
(2) Assets/support needed from unit? Enemy blocks traffic on MSR 1. Unit sends flash traffic to TOC; Battle Captain begins notification procedures, submits SALUTE report within 10 minutes 2. Unit executes internal SOP to eliminate enemy. BATTLE DRILL 19: MSR/ASR blocked by enemy activity (incl. IED) 1c. Notification Tree:
(1) S3
(2) S2
(3) ENG/MPs
(4) Alert all BN TOCs if upgrade FPCON is necessary
(5) CMO, IO NO YES 3. Does the unit recommend closing the route? 4. Battle Captain actions:
(1) Informs S3
(2) Request UAS support
(3) See BD 50 for QRF
(4) Request PSYOP team
(5) Unit Submits story board follow-up 5. Battle Captain actions:
(1) Inform route closure to higher
(2) Request UAS support to monitor traffic pattern/flow of closed/alt rtes.
(3) Coordinate with higher to establish TCPs and close route
(4) FSC requests RW/CAS for ISR
(5) Identify which unit will cordon the area
(6) Coordinates with higher to close TCPs and reopen route
(7) Unit Submits follow-up report Story Board<br>
slide19. Unit encounters crowd that threatens freedom of movement 1. Unit conducts immediate actions and
sends report to TOC BATTLE DRILL 20: MSR blocked by civilians 1a. Immediate actions by unit:
1) Secure area, prevent further people from joining crowd
2) Determine size and intent of the crowd.
3) Determine if crowd was authorized
4) Notify TOC of situation
5) Identify leader(s) of crowd
6) Photograph leaders
7) Identify if there is a need for route closures

1b. SALT-A report to TOC:
S-Size/make up of the crowd
A-Activity
(1) Why are they demonstrating
(2) Are they peaceful or violent
(3) What are they shouting
(4) Any Weapons visible
L-Location (8 digit grid)?
T-Time
A-Actions:
(1) Actions taken by unit.
(2) Assets/support needed from Higher? 2a. Notification Tree:
(1) S3
(2) S2
(3) Alert all BN TOCs if upgrade FPCON is necessary
(4) CMO, IO
(5) ABE NO YES 2. Battle Captain begins notification procedures, submits SALUTE report within 30 minutes 3. If crowd is along MSR/ASR, does the unit recommend closing the rte? 4. Battle Captain actions:
(1) Notify units
(2) Request UAS support to monitor crowd
(3) See BD 50 for QRF
(4) Identify which unit will cordon the crowd's final destination
(5) Request PSYOP team
(6) Unit submits follow-up report Story Board 5. Battle Captain actions:
(1) Request route closure from higher
(2) Request UAS support to monitor crowd
(3) Coordinate with higher to establish TCPs and close route, ID alt route
(4) Identify which unit will cordon the group's final destination
(5) Coordinate with higher to close TCPs and reopen route
(6) Unit submits follow-up report Story Board 4a. FSE requests RW/CAS for “show of force” Hyperlink
50-QRF<br>
slide20. Report of murder 1. Unit contacts local authorities to conduct investigation and place arrests. *Unless the suspect is an HVT BATTLE DRILL 21: Local national murders another local national 2. Unit follows up until all actions are complete and submits findings to TOC.<br>
slide21. 2a. SALT-A report to TOC:
S-Size
(1) Name, rank, SSN, unit, and nationality of victim?
A-Activity
(1) What activity was the individual(s) involved in? What happened?
(2) What was the cause of the incident?
(3) What conditions surrounded the incident? Is the unit in pursuit of suspects?
L-Location (8-digit grid)
(1) Where did the incident occur?
(2) Where is the victim now?
T-Time. When did the incident occur?
A-Actions:
(1) Actions taken by unit/agency.
(2) Assets/support needed? One or more of the following are attacked/killed
1. NGO employee
2. DOD Civilian / coalition civilian
3. Any civilian Afghan wounded by US forces 1. Unit conducts immediate first aid and react to contact drills 2. Unit notifies TOC BATTLE DRILL 22: Nongovernmental organization is attacked / killed 3. Battle Captain begins notification procedures. Submits SALUTE report within 30 minutes. 4. Unit evacuates wounded and/or deceased IAW unit SOP. Continues actions on contact until threat is eliminated 3b. If unit requests MEDEVAC, see CARD 48 6. Unit submits all casualty feeder, witness cards, and follow-up Story Board 5. Unit conducts intelligence debrief with unit S2. 3c. If unit requests QRF, see CARD 50 3a. Staff Action Checklist
Notify command group and staff
CPOF operator zooms in on incident, displays only the applicable overlays, and checks Blue Force Tracker Text messages
PA Cell – Stands by to assist subordinate units and staff as needed.
Chaplain (positions as close to deceased as possible)
S1
S4 conducts mortuary affairs SOP, alerts mortuary affairs team
SJA prepared to settle claims
Safety Officer conducts interviews
S2 collects facts and conducts pattern analysis
Alert all TOCs if upgrade FPCON is necessary
PAO prepares statements
LNO collects information/details of incident
Determine motives for attack
Develop talking points for area of incidence Notify local authorities if applicable Hyperlink
48-MEDEVAC
50-QRF<br>
slide22. VIP visit reported 1. Staff ensures the Battle CPT/NCO have their latest battle updates. All TOC sections clean their areas and prepare to brief the VIP on their area of expertise. BATTLE DRILL 23: VIP Visit 2. PAO contacts higher and coordinates details of visit and sets agenda. 1. Battle CPT notifies:
(1) Command Group and higher 2a. O-6 equivalent or above will be briefed by commander. 2b. LTC or below will be briefed by DCO or XO. 1a. O&I brief prepared by S2/S3.<br>
slide23. Convoy escort requirement 1. Staff verifies security of route and patrol data. Informs units that convoy will be in their sector. BATTLE DRILL 24: Division or higher convoy escort 2. TOC reports the start and completion of the convoy in its sector. 1. Battle CPT:
(1) Notifies commander and S3
(2) Notifies S2
(3) Notifies LNOs
(4) Requests Security Escort Net ID
Call signs
Entry/exit points
Composition (to include
security assets)
V/special cargo<br>
slide24. Unit informs higher of detainee’s death or allegation of abuse 1. Battle captain alerts notification tree and requests CID team through higher to deploy to conduct the investigation 3a. CID conducts investigation and reports findings to CDR—CDR determines outcome for suspect BATTLE DRILL 25: Detainee Death or Allegation of Abuse 4. Unit coordinates with deceased’s family on where the remains will be sent 2a. Unit HQs establishes a guard for the deceased and also guards soldier suspected of wrongfully killing the detainee 1. Battle CPT notifies:
(1) Command group
(2) S2 & S3
(3) JAG
(4) CJTF
(5) PAO
(6) IO (Talking Points for GIRoA)
(7) PMO Killed by Soldier 2b. Unit conducts a 15-6 Investigation Natural Causes 3b. Unit coordinates with deceased’s family on where the remains will be sent Unit 15-6 Investigation Detainee death Allegation of abuse Unit reports negative incident/complaint against detainees to higher 1. Unit notifies Battle CPT
2. Unit temporarily
suspends accused
until investigation complete
3. Investigation initiated Commander and JAG determine if allegation(s) require investigation officer, 15-6, or CID investigation; develop and execute consequence management plan if needed. 2. Investigating officer or CID reports findings to commander: CDR determines outcome of Suspect(s) Battle CPT alerts command group and staff SOG/COR maintains detainee operations FG at BN notifies commander of incident with initial update Battle CPT builds initial story board with SALT-A TOC:
Example:
SIZE: Who/# persons mistreating detainees
ACT: Complaint statement
LOC: BDHA
TIME: DTG of incident
Actions Taken: CDR conducting initial investigation
Leadership meeting with JAG and PAO for legal guidance and consequence management Leaders meet with JAG and PAO SIR complete brief: Commander briefs higher; storyboard developed and sent to higher IMMEDIATE 2 HOURS 72 HOURS SIR incident initial report sent to higher 12 HOURS<br>
slide25. Unit informs TOC of civilian’s death 1. Battle captain alerts notification tree 4.CID conducts investigation and reports findings to CDR—CDR determines outcome for suspect BATTLE DRILL 26: Killing of civilian 5. Unit coordinates with deceased’s family on where the remains will be sent 3a. Unit HQs establishes a guard for the deceased and also guards soldier suspected of wrongfully killing the civilian 1. Battle CPT notifies:
(1) S3
(2) S2
(3) JAG
(4) CJTF
(5) PAO
(6) IO
(7) CA Violation of ROE
(War Crime) 2b. Unit conducts a 15-6 Investigation, if necessary Unit 15-6 Investigation 3b. Unit coordinates with deceased’s family on where the remains will be sent IAW ROE 2a. Battle captain submits “LOW VIOLATION” report. 6. Staff conducts analysis of the war crime’s effects and determines what action unit must take to mitigate the effects.<br>
slide26. Unit informs 504th BfSB of crime 1. Battle captain alerts notification tree and requests CID team through CJTF to deploy to location of the crime. 3a. Battle captain submits “LOW VIOLATION” report. CID conducts investigation and reports findings to 504th BfSB CDR—CDR determines outcome for suspect BATTLE DRILL 27: US soldier potential crime 4. 504th BfSB staff conducts analysis of the war crime’s effects and determines what action 504th BfSB must take to mitigate the effects. 2. Unit HQs guards the physical area where the war crime occurred and also guards the suspect 1. Battle CPT notifies:
(1) R6, R5, R9, R3, R3N, CHOPS
(2) S2
(3) JAG
(4) CJTF
(5) PAO
(6) IO
(7) PMO 3b. CID conducts investigation and reports findings to 504th BfSB CDR—CDR determines outcome for suspect War Crime Felony<br>
slide27. Unit informs TOC of felony crime 1. Battle captain alerts notification tree and requests CID team through higher to deploy to location of crime CID conducts investigation and reports findings to CDR—CDR determines outcome for suspect BATTLE DRILL 28: US soldier felony crime 2. Unit HQs guards the physical area where the war crime occurred and also guards the suspect 1. Battle CPT notifies:
(1) S3
(2) S2
(3) JAG
(4) CJTF
(5) PAO
(6) IO<br>
slide28. Unit informs TOC of ROE violation 1. Battle captain alerts notification tree and requests CID team through higher to deploy to location of violation. Submits “LOW VIOLATION” report. CID conducts investigation and reports findings to CDR—CDR determines outcome for suspect BATTLE DRILL 29: ROE violation reported 2. Unit HQs guards the physical area where the violation occurred, any personnel involved with the incident, and also guards the suspect 1. Battle CPT notifies:
(1) S3
(2) S2
(3) JAG
(4) CJTF
(5) PAO
(6) IO<br>
slide29. 2a. SPOT report to TOC:
S-Size
(1) Size of suspected element inside the camp?
(2) Have you apprehended any individual(s)?
A-Activity
(1) How did the individual(s) breach?
- Forced entry through base camp gate or
wire?
- Infiltrated by hiding on a vehicle?
- Use of a fake ID card?
- Assistance of a FOB?
(2) What MEDEVAC are in immediate vicinity?
L-Location (8-digit grid)
(1) Location of breach?
(2) Location of apprehension of individual(s)?
T-Time
A-Actions:
(1) Actions taken by unit.
(2) Digital pictures of breach site taken by unit.
(3) Assets/support needed? Breach of FOB Security 1. Guard or individual witnesses observes signs of a breach in security at a base camp (engage and alarm is first priority) 4. Battle Captain begins notification procedures. Submits SALUTE report within 30 minutes. BATTLE DRILL 30: FOB security breach 1a. Immediate actions by unit:
1) Secure immediate area.
2) Notify SOG or Unit HQ
3) Unit attempts to repair breach site 2. FOB increases FPCON; tenant units go to 100% manning on perimeter. 4a. Notification Tree:
(1) Command group
(2) S2 & S3
Alert all TOCs if FPCON change is necessary
Higher 5. All units on FOB conduct 100% accountability check of equipment and personnel, request QRF if necessary. 5a. If QRF requested, see CARD 50. 6. FSC requests CAS/CCA for support/ISR 4c. If unit receives casualties, see CARD 1 and/or 46 4b. If unit requests MEDEVAC, see CARD 48 7. Unit submits follow-up report Story Board Hyperlink
01-KIA
46-WIA
48-MEDEVAC
50-QRF 4d. MASCAL declared see CARD 32 3. Unit requests TCPs from higher to lock down local area and prevent egress of FNs 4e. If enemy WIA exist see CARD 6<br>
slide30. 2. Battle Captain begins notification procedures. Submits SALUTE report within 30 minutes to CJTF BATTLE DRILL 31: Indirect Fire Attack Against FOB 2a. Notification Tree:
(1) S3
(2) S2
Alert all TOCs if FPCON change is necessary 5. All units on FOB conduct 100% accountability check of equipment and personnel upon all clear given. Reports passed to EOC 2b. If unit receives casualties, see CARD 1 and/or 46 6. Unit submits follow-up report Story Board Hyperlink
1-KIA
46-WIA
48-MEDEVAC
50-QRF 1. BDOC sounds alarm 3. 10 minutes after last round impacts call for crater analysis and damage assessment on FOB 4. BDOC gives all clear 20 minutes after last round impacts 2b. Is UAS/CCA available? YES NO Are there any Other assets available?
P3
Predator
AWT
BfSB QRF
other unit QRF
CAS Redirect assets to POO or ISO QRF depending on priority of tasking Request for higher support If other UAS/AVN assets are included in the fight, then appropriate airspace de-confliction must be coordinated through the BAE. FSE announces IDF on FOB 4a. Unit escorts EOD to POO sites for exploitation. Maintain security at POO site until assessment/survey
complete<br>
slide31. Occurs when the number of casualties exceeds the available medical capability to rapidly treat and evacuate them. 1. Unit conducts actions IAW unit SOP 2a. SALT-A report to TOC
Size:
(1) Victims names, ranks, SSN,
(2) How many local nationals are injured?
Activity:
(1) What was the time of the incident.
(2) What caused the injuries.
(3) Do local national hospitals have enough resources to treat all civilian wounded?
(4) What equipment was involved.
(5) What are the results of the unit’s initial triage
Location:
(1) 8 digit grid of the incident
(2) of the injured personnel
Time incident occurred
Actions:
(1) Is triage complete
(2) Is area secure? (search for additional IEDs).
(3) Does unit need support from higher to assist with military casualties? If so, what personnel/equipment specifically?
(4) Does unit need support from higher to assist with civilian casualties?
(4) If necessary, is the link-up point established?
(5) If necessary, is LZ established for MEDEVAC? (search LZ for IED) Casualties Sustained 2. TOC reports to higher BATTLE DRILL 32: Mass casualty (MASCAL) 3. Battle Captain begins notification procedures. Submits SALUTE report within 30 minutes. Issues verbal order to all commanders to control all communications to the rear (rear detachment officially notifies family) 4. All units on FOB conduct 100% accountability check of equipment and personnel, request BfSB QRF if necessary. Unit evacuates casualties and/or remains IAW unit SOP. 4a. If QRF requested, see CARD 50. QRF CDR will coordinate/report to TOC 5. Unit submits all DA 1156 Casualty Feeder Cards and follow-up report Story Board. 3a. Staff Action Checklist
BTL CPT immediately notifies command group and staff
FSC requests RW/CAS, orient Arty or mortars
CPOF operator zooms in on incident, displays only the applicable overlays, and checks Blue Force Tracker Text messages
PA - Alerts Level III office of MASCAL using med spot report within 2 hrs; redirects medical assets as needed; tracks casualties thru evac chain; provides status updates to BTL CPT, commander and units
Chaplain (Contact/augment UMC as needed)
S1 executes CARD 54 and personnel actions SOP; Submits Spot Report.
S4 coordinates w/ mortuary affairs
SJA prepared to settle claims
Safety Officer conducts interviews
S2 collects facts and conducts pattern analysis
Alert all TOCs if upgrade FPCON is necessary
PAO prepares statements
LNO collects information/details of incident
Initiate investigation of attack motive 3b. If unit requests MEDEVAC, see CARD 48 Hyperlink
48-MEDEVAC
50-QRF
54-KIA Process<br>
slide32. BATTLE DRILL 33: Critical Friendly Commo Goes Down IMMEDIATE ACTIONS :
1) Immediately notifies unit
2) Begin troubleshooting procedures
3) UNIT IMMEDIATELY GAINS A SECOND FORM OF COMMUNICATION WITH HIGHER
4) Notify command group and staff Commo system goes down S6 identifies equipment status and takes immediate action S6 provides an assessment of commo status by H+1.5 Assessment will include major component fault (antenna, RT, hand-mike, etc) and if parts are on-hand YES NO Is PART on hand? NO YES YES Complete repair NO Is system FMC? NO YES Section notifies TOC of NMC Unit submits update reports (Every 6 hours) until parts are on hand. Section notifies TOC of FMC status Report status to TOC every hour Continue Trouble Shooting / Repair Order and/or find part/s<br>
slide33. BATTLE DRILL 34: Fires radar coverage goes down SALT Radar NMC Report from Radar to higher:
S-Section
- Section ID of radar that is NMC
A-Assessment
- Cause of the equipment NMC Status and current actions being taken
L-Location
(1) Location of radar
(2) Search Azimuth
T-Time
(1) Time radar system became NMC (H-hour) IMMEDIATE ACTIONS :
1) Immediately notifies TOC
2) Begin troubleshooting procedures
3) TOC notifies higher
4) TOC notified command group and staff Q36 / Q37 is NMC Radar section identifies equipment Status and takes immediate action SECTION provides an assessment of radar status by H+1.5 Assessment will include major component fault (antenna, trailer, shelter) and if parts are on-hand YES NO Is PART on hand? NO YES YES Complete repair NO Is radar FMC? NO YES Section notifies TOC of NMC status for DEADLINE REPORT, TOC notifies higher Unit submits update reports (Every 12 hours) until parts are on hand. Section notifies TOC of FMC status, TOC notifies higher Report status to TOC every 3 hours Continue Trouble Shooting / Repair Radar section orders parts<br>
slide34. WMD detonated 1. Unit immediately upgrades to MOPP4 and sends NBC1 report 3. TOC submits NBC 3 report. Establishes DECON sites with higher and coordinates to evacuate contaminated casualties for decontamination and medical treatment BATTLE DRILL 35: WMD Employed (accidental or intentional) 4. Unit reports exact details of incident and casualties to TOC and continues to evacuate casualties. 2. Unit reports to TOC; TOC sends flash traffic to higher and requests assistance. TOC immediately sends NBC2 report* and alerts all effected units to upgrade to appropriate MOPP level. 1. Battle CPT notifies:
(1) Command group and staff
(2) Higher
(3) NBC SECTION
(4) PA
(5) PSYOP / IO
(6) PAO
(7) BAE NBC 1 (Observer’s Report)
NBC 2 (Evaluated Data)
NBC 3 (Immediate Warning of Expected
Contamination)
NBC 4 (Recon, Monitoring and Survey
Results)
NBC 5 (Areas of Actual Contamination)
NBC 6 (Detailed Info on Chem or
Bio attacks)

* CDM (Chemical Downwind Message is
a weather report this is sent every
six hours and is maintained
constantly) NBC Reports Legend<br>
slide35. Press releases critical information about a unit incident 1. Immediately inform commander. Staff conducts hasty analysis and drafts PAO statement for higher. Determine PA stance. BATTLE DRILL 36: PAO emergency 3. Staff conducts meeting to determine the cause and effect of information. Develops a plan to publish/release follow up information 1a. Battle CPT notifies:
(1) Command group
(2) Staff
(3) Higher
(4) PAO
(5) IO 2a. PAO receives Statement and forwards to higher for final release authority 2b. CDR decides whether to have a press conference or a stand-up interview to put out the facts about the incident. 2. Soldiers/CDRs informed on critical facts of the incident, media stance and themes and messages. Unit determines to get ahead of news cycle on an incident<br>
slide36. 3a. Notification Tree:
(1) S3
(2) S2 2a. UXO/IED/Mine 9-Line Report to TOC:
(1) DTG Discovered.
(2) Reporting unit and location (8-digit grid).
(3) Contact method. Unit’s FM freq, C/S, and telephone number. POC name.
(4) Type of munition.
(a) Dropped, Projected, Placed or Thrown
(b) What type of munition?
(c) Color
(d) Size
(e) Markings
(5) NBC contamination?
(6) Resources threatened?
(7) Impact on mission. Will the location of the mine/UXO affect the unit’s mission within the next 72 hours.
(8) Actions taken by unit.
(9) Recommend priority (Immediate, Indirect, Minor, None) 1a. If blocking MSR/ASR, also execute Battle Drill 19.

1b. Immediate actions by unit (5 Cs) and 5-25:
(1) Confirm
(2) Call
(3) Clear
(4) Cordon
(5) Control Soldier identifies a UXO, IED, or mine 1. Unit secures site 2. Unit reports to TOC 3. Battle Captain begins notification procedures, submits SALUTE report within 30 minutes BATTLE DRILL 37: UXO / IED / Mine(s) discovered 4. Unit Submits follow-up report Story Board. 3b. If explosive hazard is an IED/EFP, Battle Captain executes notification SOP:
EOD
CEXC
WIT Hyperlink
19-MSR Block EOD team leader, CEXC LNO, and QRF OIC contact TOC and receive “5 Ws” brief from the Battle Captain EOD and QRF SP FOB EOD reports to higher with initial report upon arrival back to FOB<br>
slide37. Local national seeks asylum with coalition forces 1. Unit immediately reports to TOC, JAG sections are notified. Unit secures local national until identity is confirmed and reports to higher. BATTLE DRILL 38: Political asylum seeker 2. Conduct an inquiry into the subject’s background and motive for the request 1a. Battle CPT notifies:
(1) S3
(2) S2
(3) Higher
(4) JAG 3. TOC requests guidance from higher. If asylum is granted, escort to link up with NGO. If not, release from coalition custody.<br>
slide38. 3a. Immediately Notify:
(1) S2, S3, S4, S6 2a. SPOT report to TOC:
S-Size
(1) How many (by type and serial #) sensitive
items are missing?
A-Activity
(1) Who (name, rank) lost the item
(2) What were the individuals doing before,
during, and after items were discovered
missing?
L-Location items were last seen
T-Time.
- Time item was discovered missing
A-Actions taken by unit.
-Conducting shake down, lock down,
inventories, etc. 1a. Immediate actions by unit::(1) Unit conducts local search to find missing items.
(2) Notify higher HQs.
(3) If on Base Camp
(a) Stop all non-mission-essential outgoing traffic
(b) Conduct Base Camp wide search
(c) Inspect all outgoing personnel
(4) If outside Base Camp:
(a) Secure area
(b) Conduct thorough search of area Unit missing sensitive item 1. Unit identifies item(s) are missing 3. Battle Captain begins notification procedures, submits SALUTE report and GREEN 4 within 30 minutes. Company Commander initiates FLIPL process. Automatic 15-6 investigation. BATTLE DRILL 39: Stolen/missing sensitive item 2. Unit reports to TOC (NLT 1Hr after identifying missing item) 4. Battle NCO initiates separate 1594 Log to track missing sensitive items actions 5. Unit Submits follow-up report Story Board.<br>
slide39. 1a. SALT-A report to TOC:
S-Size
(1) Type of UAS (RAVEN / SHADOW)
A-Activity
(1) What activity was the individual(s) involved in? What happened?
L-Location
(1) Last known position (8 digit grid)
(2) Last known heading
(3) Airspeed
(4) Altitude
(5) Battery Life / fuel remaining (minutes)
T-Time: When did the loss of control occur?
A-Actions:
(1) Actions taken by unit.
(2) Assets/support needed? Shadow or RAVEN UAS experiences loss of link / loss of control BATTLE DRILL 40: Loss of Link / Loss of Control (Shadow/RAVEN) Staff Action Checklist
S3, CHOPS, S-2, BAE, FSC, notified
RTO broadcast information to all airspace users every 5 minutes until control is regained or until 30 minutes past battery life / fuel remaining time
BAE transmits flash traffic to G3 AVN and CAB informing all info in SPOT report
BTL CPT notifies QRF to assume REDCON 1
BAE begins MDMP for UAS recovery
S2 begins MDMP for UAS recovery
FSO begins MDMP for UAS recovery
Safety Officer prepares to initiate accident investigation
UAS rep continues to provide updates on status RAVEN SHADOW 2. 504th BfSB broadcasts to all airspace users:
a. Loss of UAS Control
b. Last known position
c. Heading
d. Airspeed
e. Altitude
f. Estimated battery/fuel life (in minutes)

The unit will broadcast this
information every 5 minutes until
UAS control is regained, UAS is
confirmed landed/crashed, or until
30 minutes past the estimated
battery life / fuel remaining time. 7. If control is not regained,
execute Battle Drill 41 3. Reporting unit begins
process of initiating internal
UAS recovery SOP.

4. Unit continues attempting to
regain control of the UAS
to include commanding Auto-
Land.

5. Unit continues to make
situational reports to the
TOC until control is regained. 5. Shadow operator continues to
attempt to regain control of Shadow 4. BTL CPT alerts staff to begin abbreviated MDMP and COA analysis for Shadow recovery 6. UAS cell continues to make
situational reports to TOC
until control is regained 1. Unit notifies TOC 3. BTL CPT notifies QRF to assume REDCON 1 status. Hyperlink
41-Loss of UAS
50-QRF<br>
slide40. 1a. SPOT report to TOC:
S-Size
(1) Type of UAS (RAVEN / SHADOW)
L-Location (if lost)
(1) Last known position (8 digit grid)
(2) Last known heading
(3) Last known Airspeed
(4) Last known Altitude
(5) Last known Battery Life / fuel
remaining (minutes)
L-Location (if downed): 8 Digit Grid
T-Time (if lost): When did loss of control occur?
T-Time (if downed): Time downed.
A-Actions:
(1) Actions taken by unit.
(2) Assets/support needed? Shadow or RAVEN UAS is confirmed lost or downed BATTLE DRILL 41: Lost or Downed UAS 2a. Staff Action Checklist
Command group and staff
RTO broadcast information to all airspace users every 5 minutes until control is regained or until 30 minutes past battery life / fuel remaining time
BAE transmits flash traffic
ALO notifies CAOC of all info in SPOT report
BTL CPT notifies QRF to assume REDCON 1
BAE begins MDMP for UAS recovery
BAE submits DA 7305 to higher
S2 begins MDMP for UAS recovery
FSO begins MDMP for UAS recovery
FSC establishes NFA around UAS
ALO begins MDMP for UAS recovery
Safety Officer prepares to initiate accident investigation
TUAS PLT continues to report status updates 3. Reporting unit:
a. Initiate internal UAS
recovery SOP.
b. Inform TOC of any required products to assist in recovery opns.
c. Continue to make SPOT reports to TOC until recovery is affected. BAE continues to make
situational reports until
control is regained 1. Unit notifies TOC BAE SHADOW 2. Determine if FULL or HASTY recovery is to be used. 3. BTL CPT alerts staff to begin abbreviated MDMP and COA analysis for Shadow recovery if not already initiated. 4. Staff briefs CDR on COA. 5A. FULL Recovery
Link TUAS Recovery Team with QRF
Issue FRAGO and initiate movement
Recover Air Vehicle and Return 5B. HASTY Recovery
Alert Nearest available unit
Issue FRAGO and initiate movement to crash site
Secure and photograph crash site

Recover as much of the Air Vehicle as possible
Return Air Vehicle all pieces, site photos, and any other information to TOC. CAUTION: TOXIC SMOKE – Do not attempt to put out Air Vehicle if on fire; maintain at least 100m from smoke/fire and allow to burn out Hyperlink
50- Reserve<br>
slide41. 3A-FSC Operator performs double check of FSCMs via AFATDS BATTLE DRILL 42: Clearance of fires 4. Sections announce clear in sequence
4A- FSC- clear or denied
4B- BAE- clear or denied
4C- BFT Operator- clear or denied
If all clear, BTL CPT announces “CLEAR” 1. TOC receives request for clearance 2. FSC operator announces “ATTENTION IN THE TOC”
“Unit xxx Requests CLEARANCE OF FIRES.”
“Firing Unit Location (Grid, COP)”
“Target Location (Grid)”
“Gun TGT Line (degrees)”
“Max Ord (Feet MSL)” 3B-BAE will deconflict Air Space with info provided by FSC. 3C-BTL CPT plots TGT LOC 3D-BFT Operator checks for friendly units in target area<br>
slide42. BATTLE DRILL 43: Immediate Close Air Support/CCA 1. Ground/Unit Commander assesses appropriate asset, requests for CAS/CCA 2. JTAC posts TIC banner in RC-S JCHAT window or contact ASOC via voice if OTW 3. ASOC retasks aircraft to support ground unit 5. Aircraft sent by CRC to contact point, Aircraft contact JTAC/FAC(A) 6. JTAC/FAC(A) controls CAS, ground commander controls CCA, staff runs post-attack analysis 5b. Staff Action Checklist

30 Min prior to aircraft check-in w/JTAC
ALO: Initiates drill, verifies deconfliction plan, verifies task and purpose, alert JTACs in field (if CCA, will not brief at any point)
XO/S3: Tactical risk assessment, verify friendly locations
S2: Verify enemy SALUTE
FSO: Alert SEAD/marking battery, alert observers
ADO: Inform AD assets of inbound friendly air

15 Min prior to aircraft check-in w/JTAC
ALO: Brief aircraft/ordnance and deconfliction plan
XO/S3: Approve/Disapprove mission based on risk assessment
S2: Brief SALUTE
FSO: Report loc of SEAD/marking battery and status of observers
ADO: Report ADA status

Aircraft checking in w/JTAC
ALO: Verify aircraft/ordnance, timing, deconfliction plan
XO/S3: Monitor mission
S2: Continue to monitor enemy
FSO: Activate ACA plan, coordinate TOT/TTT
ADO: Disseminate “White Hold” Source for this information is: JOINT PUB 3-09.3 (8 JUL 09)
Joint Tactics, Techniques, and procedures for close air support 4. BAE makes airspace deconfliction plan 6a. Staff Action Checklist

ALO/JTAC: Collect/disseminate BDA to aircraft, ASOC and S2
XO/S3: Assess mission effectiveness/next course of action
S2: Collect/process BDA/PIREPS
FSO: Deactivate ACAs, terminate SEAD/marking missions
ADO: Inform AD friendly air off-station, adjust ADA status 3. S-3 Requests reallocation of CCA assets to support 5. Aircraft sent by AMD to contact point. Aircraft contacts ground commander CCA CAS<br>
slide43. RADAR ACQUISITION BATTLE DRILL 44: Counterfire FSE confirms grid location Is grid in compliance
With FSCM? NO Consult CHOP’s, then
CDR for authorization.
Do they authorize? YES SECONDARY SOURCE?
IDF AVAILABLE? Continue to monitor,
Notifiy BTL CPT NO YES SIMULTANEOUS ACTIONS FSE
Sends mission to FDC (Do NOT load) FM&DIGITAL BAE
Clears airspace thru ATC. GETS MAX ORD FSE
Conducts CDE BTL CPT
Clears POO for ground units ALO clears CAS GETS MAX ORD FROM FSE ANNOUNCE COUNTERFIRE TO TOC EACH SECTION ANNOUNCES CLEAR/NOT CLEAR BTL CPT verifies Counterfire checklist IS COLLATERAL CLEAR? BTL CPT considers:
Air / Rotary / QRF NO YES FSE directs guns: cancel do not load, fire when ready Stop stopwatch on 1st shot, on rounds complete give EOM NO YES Continue to
Monitor, Update<br>
slide44. 2a. SALT-A report to TOC:
S-Size
(1) How large was the explosion?
(2) What caused the explosion (grenade, mine, etc)?
(3) Are there injuries?
A-Activity
(1) What activity is occurring at the site?
(2) Are there any casualties, and who are they?
(4) Are US forces in danger?
L-Location (8 digit grid)?
(1) Where did the explosion occur?
(2) What area/buildings/routes are affected?
T-Time
(1) What time did the detonation occur?
A-Actions:
(1) Actions taken by unit.
(2) Assets/support needed?
(3) If explosion occurred along a route, does the unit need to close the route? 3a. Notification Tree:
Command group and staff
Alert all TOCs if FPCON change is necessary Explosion Occurs 1. Unit responds to explosive incident. If news of explosion comes from higher, then TOC contacts unit 2. TOC sends accountability report to higher – 100% Acct. 3. Battle Captain begins notification procedures. Submits SALUTE report to higher within 30min. BATTLE DRILL 45: React to an explosion 1a. Immediate actions by unit:
1) Secure the area:
-Cordon off site
-Control all individuals entering and exiting the site
-Establish ICP (incident control point)
2) Report to TOC
3) Take photos of effected area 6a. EOD TM
(1) conducts incident investigation
(2) once complete with mission, conducts debrief with S2; sends assessment report to higher 3b. Casualties see BD 1 KIA and/or 32 MASCAL and/or 46 WIA 7. Unit submits follow-up report Story Board. 6. If unit requests QRF, see BD 50 4. FSC verify any radar acquisition and any “hot” ranges in vicinity 5. If unit requests MEDEVAC, see BD 48 Hyperlink
01-KIA
32-MASCAL
46-WIA
48-MEDEVAC
50-QRF<br>
slide45. 3a. Staff Action Checklist
Command group and staff
CPOF operator zooms in on incident, displays only the applicable overlays, and checks Blue Force Tracker Text messages
PA Cell - Alerts Level III of WIA using med spot report within 2 hrs; redirects medical assets as needed; tracks casualties thru EVAC chain; provides status updates to BTL CPT, CDR and units
Chaplain (Contact/augment UMC as needed)
S1 executes CARD 54 and personnel actions SOP; Submits Spot Report.
S4 conducts mortuary affairs SOP, alerts mortuary affairs team
SJA prepared to settle claims
Safety Officer conducts interviews
S2 collects facts and conducts pattern analysis
Alert all TOCs if upgrade FPCON is necessary
PAO, IO prepares statements/messages
LNO collects information/details of incident
FSC requests CAS support as needed 2a. SALT-A report to TOC:
S-Size
(1) Name, rank, SSN, unit, and nationality of injured/deceased?
A-Activity
(1) What activity was the individual(s) involved in? What happened?
(2) Was it attempted suicide?
(3) What was the cause of injury/death?
(4) What conditions surrounded the injury/death?
L-Location (8-digit grid)
(1) Where did the incident occur?
(2) Where is the injured/deceased individual?
T-Time. When did the injury/death occur?
A-Actions:
(1) Actions taken by unit/agency.
(2) Assets/support needed? One or more of the following are wounded
1. US / Coalition Soldier
2. DOD Civilian
3. Any civilian Afghan wounded by US forces 1. Unit conducts immediate first aid. 2. Unit notifies TOC BATTLE DRILL 46: WIA of a coalition soldier/coalition civilian 3. Battle Captain begins notification procedures. Submits SALUTE report within 30 minutes. If victim is a soldier, issues verbal order to all commanders to control all communications to the rear. CAO/rear-D notifies family. 4. If victim is a US/coalition soldier, a US/coalition civilian, injured by US forces, then the unit evacuates casualties and/or remains IAW unit SOP. See BD 48 5. Unit submits all DA 1156 (Casualty Feeder Card and follow-up report Story Board. 4a. If victim is local national, unit sends him to Afghan hospital to treat victim. Notifies 504th BfSB if local assets not available Hyperlink
01-KIA
48-MEDEVAC
54-KIA Process<br>
slide46. 2a. SALT-A report to TOC:
S-Size
(1) How large is the alleged explosive device?
A-Activity
(1) Who is the source of the call/message?
(2) Who received the call/message?
(3) Does the individual making the threat have an accent?
(4) Who is making the threat or claiming responsibility?
(5) What prompted the activity?
L-Location (8 digit grid)?
(1) Where is the alleged bomb?
(2) What area/buildings are affected?
T-Time
(1) When is the alleged bomb supposed to detonate?
(2) When was the threat initially reported?
A-Actions:
(1) Actions taken by unit.
(2) Have you seen any suspicious packages?
(3) Assets/support needed? 2a. Notification Tree:
(1) Command group and staff
(2) Alert all TOCs if upgrade FPCON is necessary
(3) EOD team Bomb Threat 1. Unit receives bomb threat, or higher informs unit of bomb threat. BATTLE DRILL 47: Bomb threat 1a. Immediate actions by unit:
(1) Evacuate the area/building
(2) Report completion to TOC 3a. Bomb found. EOD deployed and eliminates threat. Reports to BTL CPT/NCO, S2 for debrief. Unit conducts stand down and investigates source of threat. 3b. Bomb detonates. See BD 1 and/or BD 48 for casualties or BD 32, MASCAL. Unit conducts stand down and investigates explosion. (unit requests CID support) 2. Battle Captain begins notification procedures. Submits SALUTE report within 30 minutes. 4. Unit Submits follow-up report Story Board Hyperlink
01-KIA
32-MASCAL
48-MEDEVAC 3. No bomb found by MPs, unit conducts stand down and investigates source of bomb threat<br>
slide47. 1. Unit conducts actions
IAW unit SOP 2a. SALT-A report to TOC
Size:
(1) Victims’ name, rank, SSN
(2) # of injured.
Activity:
(1) What was the time of the incident.
(2) What caused the injuries.
Location:
(1) 8 digit grid of the incident
(2) grid of the injured personnel
Time incident occurred
Actions:
(1) Is area secure?
(2) Does unit need support to assist with military casualties? If so, what personnel/equipment specifically?
(3) Does unit need support to assist with civilian casualties?
(4) Is LZ established for MEDEVAC? (search LZ for IED) Casualties Sustained 2. TOC reports to higher 3. Battle Captain begins notification procedures. Submits SALUTE report within 30 minutes. Issues verbal order to all commanders to control all communications to the rear (rear detachment officially notifies family) 4. Unit evacuates casualties and/or remains IAW unit SOP. 5. Unit submits all DA 1156 Casualty Feeder Cards and follow-up Story Board. 3a. Staff Action Checklist
BTL CPT immediately notifies command group and staff
Battle Captain zooms in on incident via CPOF
PA Cell Alerts Level III of possibility of casualties; determines/verifies extent of injuries from unit reports; redirects medical assets as needed; tracks casualties thru evac chain; provides status updates to BTL CPT, CDR and units
Chaplain (Contact/augment UMC as needed)
S1 executes CARD 54 and personnel actions SOP; Submits Spot Report.
S4 conducts mortuary affairs SOP, alerts mortuary affairs team if needed.
Safety Officer conducts interviews
S2 collects facts and conducts pattern analysis
Alert all TOCs if upgrade FPCON is necessary
PAO prepares statements
LNO collects information/details of incident
IO conducts analysis/prepares messages Hyperlink
32-MASCAL
50-QRF
54-KIA Process Battle Drill 48: MEDEVAC coalition soldier/coalition civilian If the number of casualties exceeds the available medical capability to rapidly treat and evacuate them then must use CARD 32 -Mass Casualty.<br>
slide48. 3a. Notification Tree: S3, S2, IO, CA, CEXC 2a. SALT-A report to TOC:
S: How many weapons / ammo by type is located at the cache?
A: Activity
(1) Movement in AO connected to the cache site
(2) Description of items in cache
L: Location of cache (8 digit grid)
T: Time found, estimated time the cache has existed
A: Actions taken by unit? 1a. Immediate actions by unit:
(1) 5 Cs: Confirm, Call, Clear, Cordon, Control . Conduct 5-25! THIS IS A PRIME LOCATION FOR MINES, IEDs OR BOOBY TRAPS!!
(2) Deploy EOD/MFT to conduct assessment on cache
(a) inventory of number of weapons / amount of ammo
(b) description of items found (digital photos)
(c) number of civilians / vehicular traffic in the area
(3) Unit conducts an assessment:
(a) Is the cache exploitable if left in place?
(b) If not, then destroy in place (if safe to do so)
(c) Unit must secure site until completely destroyed or moved.
If EOD is necessary, the unit must secure the site until EOD renders site safe. Discovery of Weapons Cache 1. Unit secures site 2. Unit reports to TOC BATTLE DRILL 49: Weapons cache discovered 4. Close-out reports from unit
1) Story Board
2) Detailed inventory of items seized
3) Number of detainees (if any)
4) Local civilian reactions 3. Battle Captain begins notification procedures, submits SALUTE report within 30 minutes 5. TOC submits Story Board to higher<br>
slide49. 2a. Notification Tree:
(1) Command group and staff
(2) Verbal WARNO to Battle CPT direct QRF to assume REDCON 2
(3) S2 (prepares INTSUM with route statuses and threat in AO for QRF)
(4) Notify higher through LNO that unit is committing its QRF Unit Requests QRF 1. BN sends request for QRF. The request consists of three parts: task, purpose, and link up point for the QRF. BATTLE DRILL 50: Employment of the QRF 5. Battle CPT continues to monitor situation, send SPOT reports to higher HQ as necessary 3. CDR or S3 approve committing the QRF. 3b. Staff actions in support of QRF:
(1) Battle CPT alerts MEDEVAC that QRF is being activated
(2) Battle NCO approves TCS trip ticket
(3) BAE/FSC requests CCA/CAS if needed 2. Battle Captain notifies personnel 4. Battle CPT / CHOPs / R3 issue mission brief to BN Battle CPT / S3 (move to single dedicated Breeze chat room to handle mission) 3a. Staff begins to collect information for QRF:
(1) Security of routes into sector primary and alternate
(2) ID Possible LZs primary and alternates
(3) Link Up Points/Frequencies/Call Signs between unit and QRF
(4) Disposition of friendly forces in unit AO
(5) Logistical Considerations
(6) Estimated duration of mission QRF Planning Priorities
(1) Troops in Contact
(2) Support Mass Casualty event
(3) Support Operations
(4) Provide security for EOD escort<br>
slide50. 2a. Notification Tree
If injury resulted, then notify:
(1) Command group and staff
(2) PA Cell
(3) CA if civilian injury results
(4) SJA if civilian injury
results 2a. SALT-A REPORT to TOC:
S-Size (Specifications of Weapon)
(1) type of weapon fired?
(2) # of rounds fired?
A-Activity
(1) Cause of the ND? injuries? wounded?
(2) What was the soldier doing prior to ND occurring?
L-Location (8-digit grid)
- Location of ND
T-Time
- Time of the ND
A-Actions taken by unit
(1) B.R # of SM in question, if there were
injuries, actions taken by unit 1a. IMMEDIATE ACTIONS BY UNIT:(1) Unit determines if ND resulted in any injuries
(2) Begins initial investigation (15-6)
(3) Unit notifies TOC 1. Unit reports to higher 3. Battle NCO logs incident in SIGACTs log 2. Battle Captain notifies appropriate personnel 4. Unit submits Initial Report (SIR) , follows up as per SOP w/ follow-up, and Final SIR’s BATTLE DRILL 51: Negligent Discharge (ND) of weapon Soldier commits ND<br>
slide51. BATTLE DRILL 52: Vehicle Accident 2a. SALT-A report to TOC:
S-Size
(1) Size of the accident, # of vehicles by type involved
(2) How many injured? What are the injuries?
(3) Obtain name, rank, SSN, DOB, nationality, address, and position in vehicle of all personnel involved
(4) Obtain vehicle information on all involved
A-Activity
(1) What was the cause of the accident
(2) Damage to vehicles
L-Location
(1) Location of the accident (8 Digit Grid)
T-Time
(1) Time the accident occurred?
A-Actions:
(1) Actions taken by unit.
(2) Assets/support needed?
(3) Recovery method of disabled vehicles 4a. Notification Tree:
(1) S3
(2) PA Cell (if injury)
(3) S1 executes CARD 54 and personnel actions SOP; Submits Spot Report.
(4) S4 conducts mortuary affairs SOP, alerts mortuary affairs team if needed.
(5) CA
(6) SJA
(7) Safety Officer
(8) Higher LNO Vehicle Accident 1. Unit involved secures site 2. BN TOC reports to higher 3. Battle Captain begins notification of appropriate personnel: 6. Battle Captain or Battle NCO closes out the incident once all casualties are returned from hospital and vehicles are recovered. Submits Story Board to higher. 4. Safety Officer move to scene of accident to conduct investigations (if possible), or gathers information from reporting unit 5. Unit and Safety Officer submit closure reports and Story Board 1a. IMMEDIATE ACTIONS BY UNIT
(1) Establish FP measures
-Secure local area
-Assess the situation
(2) If injuries involved, begin first aid, submit 9-line MEDEVAC request (see ‘MEDEVAC Drill’)
(3) Gather information on personnel and vehicles involved and draw sketch of accident (digital photos)
(4) Establish TCPs to control traffic in the area
(5) Conduct recovery of vehicles and equipment
(6) Monitor which hospitals injured personnel are sent and patient status
(7) Notify Higher HQs 3c. If unit receives casualties, see CARD 1 and/or 46 3b. If unit requests MEDEVAC, see CARD 48 Hyperlink
01-KIA
46-WIA
48-MEDEVAC
54-KIA Process 7. Continue with garrison battle drill for EOD and replacement procedures for lost equipment<br>
slide52. 1a. IMMEDIATE ACTIONS BY ALL UNITS:(1) Units ensure message is disseminated to squad/section level within one hour.
(2) Units take appropriate actions to mitigate risk. Receive Weather Warning from S2 1. RTO immediately sends weather warning message to subordinate units. BATTLE DRILL 53: Weather Watch / Warning 2a. Immediately Notify:
(1) S3
(2) all unit LNOs
all staff agencies
S2 confirms weather watch/warning with GREEN 5 report 2. Battle Captain notifies appropriate personnel 3. Battle Captain/NCO annotates on SIGACTS; follows-up weather status.<br>
slide53. Incident occurs that results in soldier death 1. Unit notifies TOC with SPOT Report
2. Unit CDR informs higher commander
3. S1 immediately submits DA Form 1156 and DD 93/SGLI
4. S6 ensures NIPR availability for S1 & PA Cell BATTLE DRILL 54: KIA Casualty notification process 1. S1 gives commander the soldier’s information
2. Commander notifies Rear Detachment CDR.
3. Rear-D CDR coordinates with the Casualty Notification. 2. CAO assigns CNO to notify casualty. 3. Rear Detachment CDR and S1 track all KIA administrative processes. Reports completion of all tasks to CDR and staff. S1
a. Confirms DR93/SGLI data in eMILPO, and SPOT Report received by the TOC.
b. Submits SPOT Report to higher.
c. Confirms information received from TOC Spot Report
d. Verifies completion of death certificate with BN provider
S4
a. Executes mortuary affairs SOP, alerts mortuary affairs team 2a. CAO follows KIA SOP<br>
slide54. 2a. SALT-A report to TOC:
S-Size of element?
A-Activity
(1) Is the unit still in contact with unfriendly element?
(2) Is the unfriendly element firing directly at friendly forces?
(3) What kind of attack was it? Physical assault, direct or indirect fire? IED?
(4) What weapon system(s)?
(5) Is the element on foot or in vehicle?
(6) Activity of the element firing?
(7) Injuries to Soldiers or Civilians?
L-Location (8 digit grid)?
T-Time?
A-Actions:
(1) Actions taken by unit.
(2) Assets/support needed?
(3) Do actions include entering a mosque?
(4) Determine assets available to assist/exploit. 3a. Notification Tree:
(1) S3
(2) S2
CA, IO, PAO
Alert all TOCs if FPCON change is necessary
Higher
(6) HCT investigates motives for attack
(7) BAE for SA on CAV/ATK aircraft in the AO to assist
(8) S-2 diverts UAS assets
to vicinity of affected area
(9) FSE for CAS (Fixed Wing A/C) to assist Attack Occurs 1. Unit conducts actions on contact IAW unit SOP 2. TOC reports to higher 3. Battle Captain begins notification procedures. Submits SALUTE report to higher within 30min BATTLE DRILL 55: Troops in Contact 4. If unit requests MEDEVAC, see CARD 48 6. Unit submits follow-up report Story Board. 5. If unit requests QRF, see CARD 50 3b. Casualties see CARD 1 and/or 46 Hyperlink
01-KIA
32-MASCAL
46-WIA
48-MEDEVAC
50-QRF If the number of casualties exceeds the available medical capability to rapidly treat and evacuate them then must use CARD 32 -Mass Casualty.<br>
slide55. RED CROSS message from American RED CROSS received 1. RED CROSS sends message to unit rear EOC who sends the RED CROSS message to the S-3 forward and Battle CPT. Battle CPT informs S-1 and unit. S-1 maintain a log of messages and retains a file copy. The message must contain all the event details, including a POC from the RED CROSS. BATTLE DRILL 56: Receipt of RED CROSS 2. S-1 notifies Soldier’s Chain of Command to include the Chaplain of Red Cross Message. S-1 informs higher as notifications are made so that message log can be updated. 3. The chain of command then notifies the SM of the RED CROSS message. CoC requests approval to send Soldier on emergency leave IAW Emergency Leave Policy, the Soldier is provided a DA 31 (signed by O5 or above) with the Red Cross Message attached. 4. Once Emergency Leave is approved, the unit provides transportation. The Soldier will be manifested Category I on Space Available flights out of the AO. 5. The unit is responsible for informing the Rear-D to track the arrival of the SM on emergency leave and the Rear-D CoC ensure the prompt return of the Soldier upon completion of emergency leave.<br>
slide56. BATTLE DRILL 57: Local Key Leader needs to alert Unit Leadership Incident that requires a local key leader get in contact with a unit leadership 1. Local key leader uses the following means to establish contact Primary
Commander interpreter 3a. Interpreter moves to link up with commander at office
(if he is at work)
or
his room
(if not at work) 4. Staff Action Checklist
Command group, S2, S3
BTL CPT zooms in on incident using CPOF (if available)
S2 diverts UAS coverage to the incident location to gather current SITREP (if available) 2a. Interpreter calls
TOC
or
walks over to notify BTL CPT / BTL NCO of the situation (if he is at work) 2b. If after hours, the TOC BTL CPT / BTL NCO is notified of the situation 2c. If the commander is unavailable, appropriate personnel move to link up with DCO/XO<br>
slide57. Unit reports information to TOC:
DTG of incident.
Reporting unit and location (8-digit grid) and nearest Check Point.
Direction of travel?
Contact method. Unit’s FM freq, C/S, and telephone number. POC name.
Information on where in the convoy the IED detonated?
Which side of road did blast occur?
What lane was convoy traveling in (Left / Right / Median)? 1. Unit is hit by an IED No Damage / No Injury If there are INJURIES or DAMAGE 3. Battle Captain begins notification procedures, submits SPOT report within 30 minutes BATTLE DRILL 58: IED Detonation 4. Unit Submits follow-up report Story Board. *FSC requests RW/CAS support 3a. Notification Tree: Command group and staff Unit reports information to TOC:
Battle Drill 1: KIA of coalition soldier/coalition civilian
Battle Drill 46: WIA of coalition soldier/coalition civilian
Battle Drill 48: MEDEVAC
Unit reports information to TOC:
DTG of incident.
Reporting unit and location (8-digit grid) and nearest Check Point.
Direction of travel?
Contact method. Unit’s FM freq, C/S, and telephone number. POC name.
Information on where in the convoy the IED detonated?
Which side of road did blast occur?
What lane was convoy traveling in (Left / Right / Median)?

EOD 9 Line (9 Line EOD Request per Land Owner SOP) 2. Unit reports information to TOC: RTO begins vehicle recovery operations if in our AO *S2 attempts to shift UAS assets 2a. Dispatch QRF/EOD<br>
slide58. BATTLE DRILL 59: TOC Power Outage (Without Backup Army Generator Available) Power goes out Battle NCO
1. Contacts contracting representative
2. Contacts Garrison – who will
link up w/ contracting representative to ensure
repairs are made S6
1. Starts backup generator for servers Battle CPT
1. Call higher to notify that power is out and they have C2 in the interim
2. TAC established if outage is longer than 30 minutes Conduct functions check of all equipment Power Restored Battle CPT
1. Call higher to notify power has been restored
2. Return from TAC (If applicable) Battle NCO
1. Contacts Garrison
2. Contacts higher to alert BTL CPT
to return to the TOC (If applicable) S6
1. Shuts down backup generator for servers<br>
slide59. BATTLE DRILL 60: CONTACT LOCAL AUTHORITIES FOR ASSISTANCE Local authority assistance requested Determines if any additional assets are needed Higher contacts appropriate local authority POC. Battle NCO notifies higher of the need, and location Battle Captain determines the location of the request Local authority assistance examples, but not limited to:

Any incident violating local laws impacting U.S. operations.
Assistance requested to deal with LN’s.
Situations requiring EOD. Ground unit will notify the Battle Captain with local authority notification information.<br>
slide60. 1a. SALT-A report to TOC:
S-Size
(1) Name, and position of victim?
A-Activity
(1) What activity was the individual(s) involved in? What happened?
(2) What was the cause of the incident?
(3) What conditions surrounded the incident? Is the unit in pursuit of suspects?
L-Location (8-digit grid)
(1) Where did the incident occur?
(2) Where is the victim now?
T-Time. When did the incident occur?
A-Actions:
(1) Actions taken by unit/agency.
(2) Assets/support needed? Local government official killed 1. Reporting unit notifies BTL CPT BATTLE DRILL 61: Local Government Official Killed 2. Battle Captain begins notification procedures. Submits SALUTE report within 30 minutes. 3. If applicable - Unit evacuates wounded and/or deceased IAW unit SOP. Continues actions on contact until threat is eliminated 2b. If unit requests MEDEVAC, see CARD 48 4. Unit conducts intelligence debrief with unit S2. 2a. Staff Action Checklist
Notify command group and staff
TOC Notify/Action:
- SA on current disposition along MSR/ASR
- S3: security for KLE if necessary?
- S2 collects facts and conducts pattern analysis, and future impacts to the AO. Re-task UAS if required
S2X investigates motives for attack.
PAO prepares statements for immediate release Establish Media talking points
IO/Psyops advise on potential ramifications to LN death, prepare products for dissemination Establish IO talking points 2c. Notify BTL CPT IOT notify key leaders if necessary Hyperlink
48-MEDEVAC 5. CUOPS: Brief commander and staff on possible impacts NLT 1 hour after event report.
Brief Includes: 5Ws on incident, Current Disposition of units, to include future reactions. Additionally, understand PRT’s planned position on the situation<br>
slide61. TOC Receives notification of EOF BATTLE DRILL 62: Escalation Of Force (EOF) 1. BIOGRAPHICAL DATA OF ALL INVOLVED INCLUDING CONVOY OIC / NCOIC 4. REQUEST STORYBOARD FROM UNIT ANY EOF RESULTING IN DEATH / DAMAGE / or INJURY IMMEDIATELY NOTIFY:
Command group, staff, higher Confirm or deny if any damages where inflicted If Blue on Blue- Use Radio / BFT to confirm identity, and notify other unit CP If Blue on Civilian-Blue on Green: Notify land owner immediately If YES, check on status of MEDEVAC if necessary, THEN: If NO, obtain the following SIR information from the unit: 2. ANYONE THAT HAS BEEN INVOLVED IN A PREVIOUS EOF 3. DESCRIBE INCIDENT USING 5 W’s WITHIN 48HRS BN SUBMITS SLIDE PACKET FOR SIR BOARD (SIRB) BTL CPT SCHEDULES SIRB WITHIN 72 HOURS, SIRB IS SCHEDULED UNIT NOTIFIED OFSIRB TIME AND PAX REQUIRED TO ATTEND Develop storyboard and send to CJTF<br>
slide62. 1. Interpreter receives call and fills out T Report 3. S2 notifies BTL CPT of TIP Report BATTLE DRILL 63: T Line LN Places Call
to T Line 4. S2/S3 determine if TIP Report is actionable 2. Interpreter contacts S2 Current OPs via SVOIP and sends report via SIPR or hand carry 6.Pass information to appropriate partner units. 5. Execute BTL Drill YES 7. Information passed to CSS for rewards action NO<br>
slide63. LN contacts unit requesting Medical Assistance 1b. Unit on site determines if individual is L/L/ES BATTLE DRILL 64: Local National Requesting Medical Treatment Hyperlink
48-MEDEVAC LN Arrives at VCC requesting Medical Assistance 1a. VCC Medic assesses the casualty. VCC requests FLA from higher to assess the casualty: Are they Life / Limb / Eye Sight (L/L/ES)? 2a. VCC contacts higher to dispatch FLA to VCC for transport to ER YES NO 3a. Higher notifies BTL CPT if injured individual is local law enforcement or military. 2b. Is the individual a key leader 3c. LN is directed to LN facility. NO 3b. Higher contacts BTL CPT. BTL CPT contacts PA to determine is Hospital will treat non-L/L/ES injury. YES 4. PA’s office coordinates with hospital staff for treatment. YES NO 2c. Is the individual a key leader NO 2d. Unit submits 9-line MEDEVAC to COP / TOC / Sheriffs net 3d. Unit contacts TOC to request treatment under special circumstance and directs individual to VCC. BTL CPT contacts PA YES 5. PA contacts VCC to have casualty loaded into FLA to be moved to hospital or to direct individual to LN facility.<br>
slide64. BATTLE DRILL 65: LNO Alert to (UNK Unit) BUILD IN COUNTRY PLACE HOLDER<br>
slide65. 2a. SALT-A report to TOC:
S-Size
(1) Name or affiliation of Enemy unit ?
A-Activity
(1) What activity caused the initial breakdown of security?
L-Location (8-digit grid)
(1) Where did the breakdown of security occur?
T-Time.
(1) When did the breakdown of security begin?
A-Actions:
(1) Actions taken by local authorities to control the situation.
(2) Assets/support needed?
(3) Did the unit return fire? If so, are there enemy WIA/KIA? What is the BDA? Local authorities unable to contain security situation due to Enemy influence 1. Unit notifies TOC 2. Battle Captain begins notification procedures. Submit SALUTE report within 30 minutes. BATTLE DRILL 66: Breakdown of Local/Provincial Security 3. Begin Scaleable Support Package 2a. Staff Action Checklist
BTL CPT immediately notifies staff
BTL CPT zooms in on incident using CPOF, display only the applicable overlays
S2 diverts UAS coverage to the incident location to gather current SITREP 3a. Level 1 – Understand
Trigger: Initial indications of deterioration of security 2b. If unit requests MEDEVAC, see CARD 48 4. Unit Submits follow-up report Story Board 3b. Level 2 – Enable
Trigger: On request 3c. Level 3 – Demonstrate
Trigger: Opportunity to prevent failure, or to reinforce success 3d. Level 4 – Intervene
Trigger: Indications of imminent and significant failure 3e. Level 5 – Consequence Management
Trigger: Specific critical incident 3f. Level 6 – Disengagement
Trigger: On indication local authorities are in position to retain C2 of security<br>
slide66. Trigger: Initial indications of deterioration of security. BATTLE DRILL 67a: LEVEL 1 - Understand 1a. Staff Action Checklist
KLE with influential figures to develop understanding of situation and leadership intent.
KLE with local authorities to develop understanding and scope requirements 7. Unit Submits follow-up report Story Board 1. Liaise 2. Fuse 2a. Staff Action Checklist
S2 fuses information gained as a result of liaison and produce useable output 3. Monitor Media 3a. Staff Action Checklist
PAO, IO local, national and international media sources to be monitored by the PAO. 5a. Staff Action Checklist
DCO deploy forward C2 node w/ comms package to confirm/ disprove reporting and scope possible contribution under Scalable Support Package (SSP). 4a. Staff Action Checklist
S2 deploys UAS assets (Shadow, Predator, Raven, P3) to observe area of interest and to confirm/disprove reporting 4. Observe 5. Ground Truth 6. Friendly Prep 6a. Staff Action Checklist
Unit is to be prepared to move to ECP with interpreter to facilitate casualty handover.
S3 notify staff to de-conflict work timings in preparation to commence surge ops.
S6, commence preparation for deployment of forward C2 node
FSO requests additional fast air in preparation for demonstration.
BDE PA prepares triage staff and supplies and evac team to deploy to ECP IOT facilitate transfer of casualties to the TMC or treat casualties in location.<br>
slide67. Trigger: On request from local authorities BATTLE DRILL 67b: LEVEL 2 - Enable 1a. Staff Action Checklist
BDE PA provides emergency medical support from ECP. Conduct triage. Transfer local authorities’ casualties beyond to the TMC if needed..
IO, PSYOPs provide IO/ PSYOPS support
QRF provide mobility support to clear routes 7. Unit Submits follow-up report Story Board 1. Support 2. RIP 2a. Staff Action Checklist
Relieve low priority tasks (CP’s etc.) to allow local authorities to prioritise allocation of FE 3. Equip 3a. Staff Action Checklist
Provide emergency medical supplies to as required 5a. Staff Action Checklist
Coordinate integration with local operations 4a. Staff Action Checklist
Provide coaching/mentorship to local leadership 4. Mentor 5. Coordinate 6. Centralize Leadership 6a. Staff Action Checklist
Ensure key leaders are centralized in one location<br>
slide68. Trigger: Opportunity to prevent local authority failure, or to local authority success. BATTLE DRILL 67c: LEVEL 3 - Demonstrate 1a. Staff Action Checklist
KLE to ensure civil and local leadership is reassured that unit is ready to assist and that any involvement will be at their request.
KLE conducted with higher local representatives.
KLE with local authorities to develop understanding and requirements under SSP. 6. Unit Submits follow-up report Story Board 1. Liaise 2. Exploit Media 2a. Staff Action Checklist
PAO, IO, PSYOP exploit media sources to be to convey key messages. 3. Ground Maneuver 3a. Staff Action Checklist
QRF prepositions ground element 5a. Staff Action Checklist
PAO, IO, PSYOPs exploit media to conduct preparatory shaping ops 4a. Staff Action Checklist
FSO request Fast Air to conduct show of show of force. 4. Fires 5. Friendly Prep<br>
slide69. Trigger: Indications of imminent and significant local authority failure. BATTLE DRILL 67d: LEVEL 4 - Intervene 1a. Staff Action Checklist
Intervenes to block/screen local authority forces 6. Unit Submits follow-up report Story Board. 1. Step-in 2. Protect 2a. Staff Action Checklist
Protect critical infrastructure.
Secure key leadership by moving to safer location. 3. Precision Strike 5a. Staff Action Checklist
S3 prepare OPS handover and withdraw concepts
PAO, IO, PSYOPS prepare for IO aspects of disengagement. 4a. Staff Action Checklist
S3 deconflict unit operations with local authority operations. 4. Coordinate 5. Disengagement
Planning<br>
slide70. Trigger: Specific critical incident BATTLE DRILL 67e: LEVEL 5 – Consequence Management 1a. Staff Action Checklist
KLE with local civil leadership to provide understanding of situation and to provide context for decisions made.
KLE with local civil leadership to understand requirements. 6. Unit Submits follow-up report Story Board 1. Liaise 2. Exploit Media 2a. Staff Action Checklist
PAO, IO, PSYOPs exploit media sources to convey key messages.
Leaflet drops
Coordinate talking points with local authorities 3. Demonstrate 3a. Staff Action Checklist
IO develop and demonstrate IO campaign through media exploitation
IO demonstrate captured video imagery to support consequence management claims and to counter INS IO as required.
IO, PSYOPS demonstrate through physical presence to counter INS IO and to reassure civilian population.
SJA: Review legality for CERP/solution/condolence payments 5a. Staff Action Checklist
S3 commence coordination and implementation of disengagement planning as required. 4a. Staff Action Checklist
S3 ensures accurate and timely reporting to higher and adjacent HQ to ensure correct understanding of situation and provide context for decisions being made. 4. Report 5. Coordinate 1a. Assess Population Sentiment<br>
slide71. Trigger: On indication local authority forces are in position to retain C2 of security. BATTLE DRILL 67f: LEVEL 6 – Disengagement 1a. Staff Action Checklist
KLE to ensure local civil leadership to determine requirements/ concerns for disengagement. 7. Unit Submits follow-up report Story Board 1. Liaise 2. Understand 2a. Staff Action Checklist
KLE with local leadership to maintain understanding and reveal any further requirements under Scalable Support Package (SSP). 3. Exploit Media 3a. Staff Action Checklist
PAO, IO, PSYOPs exploit media sources to convey key messages. 5a. Staff Action Checklist
Provide closure incident reporting to higher and adjacent HQ and answer RFI in relation to incidents 4a. Staff Action Checklist
S3 reposition CF ground-based maneuver elements, to de-escalate and to increase friendly presence.
S3 conduct staged/ tiered withdraw of CF ground-based maneuver elements. 4. De-Escalation 5. Reporting 6a. Staff Action Checklist
S3 conduct an AAR to develop and improve SSP 6. AAR<br>