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U.S. ARMY CADET COMMAND

U.S. ARMY CADET COMMAND

Senior Training Conference6 NOV 06

Reno, Nevada

Loc: T\WF Plans\2007 WF\MAJ Wright\RENO Brief LTC Manning 2006_10_19



Agenda

• Purpose• WF Commander’s Imperatives• Master Training Schedule for WF 2007• Concept Of Operations

• Leadership Development Progression• Training Changes for WF 2007• Publication Status and Changes• WF 2LT Sustainment Training Program• 2LT Information Briefing• Training Opportunities for Cadre• CPDT and CTLT Training Opportunities• Questions



Purpose

To provide an overview of WARRIOR

FORGE 2007 and training issues



WF 2007 Commander’s Imperatives

1. Emplace controls to combat “Mega-Subjectivity” in Cadet evaluationprocess from SPOTREPs to Final CER.

2. Reduce “Total Control” and increase collective and individual Cadet

responsibility.

3. Continue to expand relative and COE variables and flexibility in all

training.

4. Ensure that LDAC is nested into BOLC I-II-III developmental

continuum.

5. Optimize Cadet leadership opportunities above Squad level.

6. Synchronize and integrate a coherent and evolving operational

scenario into the entire WF experience.

7. Ensure the seamless and simultaneous transition of command for

both LDAC and Western Region.



WF 2007 Snap Shot

• Planning Conference: 12-16 FEB 07

• Terrain Walk: 12-16 MAR 07

• WF 2007: 05 JUN - 16 AUG 07

• 13 Regiments – 11 x 7 Platoon Regiments

2 x 6 Platoon Regiments (7th/9th REG)

• New Leaders Orientation: 9-13 JUL

• Educators Visit: 20-24 JUL

• FORSCOM Support: 4-91 TSB will be RSMC – Total supportpackage still working

• Washington State Special Olympics 1-3 JUN 07, Minimal Impact



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RGT

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5

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Washington Special Olympics (1-3 Jun) Peak Activity - 10 Cdt Regts (3-12 Jul)

Branch Orientation (17 Jun, 1 &15 Jul) Leaders' Orientation (9-13 Jul)

4th of July Educator / Nurse Visit (20-24 Jul)

6 Platoons

2ND REGIMENT

8 JUN - 10 JUL

4TH REGIMENT16 JUN - 18 JUL

6TH REGIMENT

22 JUN - 24 JUL

5TH REGIMENT

19 JUN - 21 JUL

JUNE

10TH REGIMENT

6 JUL - 7 AUG

11TH REGIMENT

9 JUL - 10 AUG

13TH REGIMENT

15 JUL - 16 AUG

12TH REGIMENT

12 JUL - 13 AUG

JULY AUGUST

6 Platoons

JUNE JULY AUGUST

OCS

28 JUL-10 AUG

1ST REGIMENT

5 JUN - 7 JUL

7TH REGIMENT

25 JUN - 27 JUL

8TH REGIMENT28 JUN - 30 JUL

9TH REGIMENT

3 JUL - 4 AUG

3RD REGIMENT

11 JUN - 13 JUL



• 33 Days at Ft. Lewis, WA• All cadets must attend

prior to commissioning

TRAINING SEQUENCE

PHYSICALS

APFT

RAC

LAND NAV

BRM

CWST

CONF

1ST AID/ITT

FIRE SPT

U.S. WPNS

HG

FLRC

SQUAD STX

WEEK 1 WEEK 2 WEEK 3 WEEK 4 WEEK 5

INDIVIDUAL SKILLS COLLECTIVE SKILLS

• Technical / tactical proficiency

• Self confidence

• Team building

• Small unit operations

and leadership• Mission focus• Teamwork, esprit

PATROLLING

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Concept of Operations

MRE OPNL AREA

PLT FOB OPS



WF 07 Regimental MTS

Land Nav

First Aid

ITT

Fire SptTravel Doc Review

Static Load Tng

Forward Ops Base Ops

Patrolling

Victory MarchRegt’l Run

Graduation

Inprocess

Physicals

APFT

CIF

Regt Activation

CWSTBRM

Grouping/Zero

Practice Record Fire

Record Day Fire

US Weapons

SAW, M18, M203, AT-4

Field Ldr Reaction Crse

Hand Grenades

TM Nighthawk

SQD STX CombativesConfidence Day 2

LWRD, SFL, RB-15

Confidence Day 1 Rappel, LRC,

Obstacles



• DAY 33 - GRADUATION

•CONFIDENCE TNG #1 3Km FM

•FIRE SUPPORT

•1st AID – CPT Sean Grimes 1st Aid Assault Course

•HG – CPT Michael Tarlavsky Hand Grenade Assault Course 3Km FM

•REFIT + EVALS

•PATROL STX – 10km FM into AO,4 Days assessed patrols, 8Km FM out.

•SQUAD STX – 1 Day Patrol Base/AAR Training4 Days assessed Squad Leadership (Battledrills)

•FLRC – CPT Kimberly Hampton FLRC 3 Km FM

•LAND NAV – Day/Night – 24Km

•DAY 1 - INPROCESS•APFT

•BRM / CWST/ U.S. Weapons

•Regimental Activation Ceremony

REGT RUN – 4 Mi

SQD LDR toCO CDR

(Practice)

FLRC

SQD LR

GARRISON

SQD LDR

GARRISON

PSG/PL or

1SG/XO/CO CDR

SQD STX

SQD LDR x 2

PATROL STX

SQD LDR/APL/PL

Leader Development

•COMBATIVES

•CONFIDENCE #2 (Water Skills)

•FORWARD OPERATING BASE Ops10Km FM into AO

Additional Leadership Opportunity @

Team Nighthawk for SL/PSG/PL

•ITT - 1LT Nainoa Hoe Assault Course (Fire Team)

•



Major Changes

Training Changes:• No Chem-lites at Land Navigation• Permanent OIC for each obstacle at FLRC to provide consistency in

cadet evaluations – TACs and 2LTs• 4 New FLRC Obstacles to provide improved mental and physical

challenge• New Land Navigation Written Map Test and Map Sheet• Cadets may make notes in their TACSOPs; However, inserts, pre –

formatted orders or scripts are not authorized

Other Changes:• Expect Cadets to receive 2 immunizations: MMR, and Chicken Pox

Hand carry Shot Records – Recommend getting shots locally if possible



Major Changes

Other Changes Continued:

• Branch Orientation will have a Cadet Command Branch Representatives

able to brief the accessions process (Rep will be annotated on CC TDA)

• More Cadet Command personnel will billet “Off Post” due to

a large contingent of non-FT Lewis soldiers serving as the FORSCOMsupport role



Additional Cadre Training

Opportunities

• Rappel Certification – Same as last year

• CLS Recertification

- We are working to set up a re-cert program during WF 07

- 8 Hour optional refresher class – mandatory written/hands – ontest

• We do have the ability to get limited slots for Fort Lewis

CLS Course. Concept is Soldier attends in conjunction

with duty (before or after) at LDAC. Will require closecoordination – POC Mr. Sheffield at (253) 967-9862

• If you can get it done locally – best bet



Publication Suspense

• Cadet Command Circular 145-05 – Posted to Cadet Command andWestern Region Web Page mid – November 2006

• Camp and Field Packing List Standardized with TACSOP and WF SOP• 2LT information updated/clarified

• Warrior Forge TACSOP – Went to print plant in October. Expect

copies to be mailed to BDE HQs beginning mid-November 2006.

• Warrior Forge SOP – Draft Copy will be furnished at the Warrior Forge

Planning Conference for review. Final copy will be published immediately

following the Warrior Forge Planning Conference and distributed at WF 2007.

• Cadet POV storage plan updated• Warrior Forge Packing List



2LT Sustainment Training Program

• Purpose of the 2LT Sustainment Training Program is to providerefresher training to ensure our newly commissioned 2LTs are prepared

for BOLC II. 2LTs will have a Job Book for tracking their progress.

• All Cadet Command 2LTs will complete certain tasks during Warrior Forge

while working on the staff or on a committee

• Tasks that 2LTs will complete prior to departure to BOLC II/III APFT and Height/Weight screening BRM (Zero and Qualification) 10km Foot March (90 minutes to complete) Land Navigation Written Test

Land Navigation Day/Night Practical Test

• 2LTs that stay at Warrior Forge following their duties on staff or a

committee will participate in additional classroom and field instruction on

BOLC II Tasks



Additional 2LT Information

• PMS need to brief their newly commissioned 2LTs on the Cadet CommandCIR 145-05 prior to them leaving the campus for LTC/LDAC.

• Brief should include: POV travel and responsibilities (encourage POV travel) TDY travel and pay vouchers

Proof 2LT orders carefully and ensure they fully understand requirementsand entitlements. Additionally, ensure the orders are correct.

Leave/Pass policies



CTLT

• CTLT – Slots will be provided JAN/FEB timeframe

– Create OML & identify cadets early now

– CTLT cadets must be loaded in CCIMS prior to

non-CPDT cadets to ensure correct LDACregiment; cadets depart LDAC and go straight toCTLT

– LDAC APFT & Land Nav failures lose their CTLTslot and re-filled from LDAC cadets

– LDAC will coordinate travel from LDAC to CTLTand back to campus/home



Internships

• CC still identifying which internships are available. PossibleInternships and requirements are listed in CCR 145-3-1, Chapter 5.

Examples:

- Army Medical Department Internship Program (AMEDDIP)

- Army Science Board Internship Program (ASBIP)

- Central Identification Laboratory Internship Program (CILIP)

- Cadet Internship Program (CIP)

- Chaplain Internship Program (CHIP)

- Engineering Internship Program (EIP)

- Health Facilities Planning Agency Internship Program (HFPAIP)

- Judge Advocate General Internship Program (JAGIP)

- Lawrence Livermore Laboratory Internship Program (LLLIP)

• Cadets can apply for any internship they are interested in NOV

(Deadline is 1 DEC 06). If the internships come available

the Cadet will be considered.



CPFT

• CPFT

– ABN, AAS, MWF, NWF slots will be allocated in CCIMS in

DEC.

– Intent is for 75% of these slots go to MSII’s -25% MS IIIs

– LDAC APFT, Land Nav and obst course(AA) failures lose

their slot and offered back to school, then to LDAC – Ensure cadets are physically and mentally prepared

• ABN – APFT failures, 4 mi run failures, heat injuries

• AAS – APFT failures, obstacle course failures (Tough

One / rope climb), equip inspection



New Army Leadership Manual FM 6-22

• Final Approved Draft Out• Will Be Looked At In Jan 07 CRB at CC

• No Immediate Impact On Campus

• Three Factors Will Drive Full Implementation - OER Modifications

- 6-22 related TSPs and leader development PAMs

- TRADOC Campaign Plan which includes a holisticreview of the ROTC program (structure, content,

processes)



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