Camp Pendleton Range OIC & RSO Class · Camp Pendleton Range OIC & RSO Class 8/11/2008 Range...

Range Safety Certification Course 1

8/11/2008 Range Control, MCB Camp Pendleton

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Camp Pendleton Range

OIC & RSO Class


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Turn Off Cell Phones1. OIC & RSO Qualification/Certification Class2. Range Safety Certification Course (RSCC) attendance roster is

available on theRange Operations Division intranet web site at: https://158.238.251.13/pendleton/OT/staff/rod/default.aspxAttendance Roster will be Posted on Wednesday3. If you do not have access to the site listed above – Send a email to the

below address with student information and the date you attended the class: [email protected] 760-725-0357

4. Letter from Bn Cmdr to RCO5. Activation in RFMSS – 1 week from receipt6. Assigned on ORM7. OIC Certified8. RSO Qualified9. AA&E can not be a RSO



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O&T Structure Structure• Range Operations Division

– Range Control• RCO• Range Safety Specialists• Range Scheduling

– Range Operations• LONGRIFLE• The call sign for the supervisors of real-time activities aboard

the base• Training Support Division (763-4444)

– Training & Exercises Services– Scenario Development– Role player interface (ACOR)– After Action Review– Training Devices: use, maintenance, storage– Automated targetry and instrumented ranges (COMMS)(ACOR)– Virtual Training – Simulations/LRC– MOUT Landlords


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Points of Contact

Phone Numbers DSN 365-Range Control Officer……………………………… (760) 725-0355Range Safety Specialists…….……………………. (760) 390-9339LONGRIFLE…………………………………………….. (760) 725-3974Operations Officer …………………………………... (760) 725-4277Range Scheduling…………………………….. (760) 725-4219/3510

(760) 725-4090 (FAX)[email protected]

AddressRange Operations DivisionMarine Corps Air StationTower Street, Building 2399, Rm 209Camp Pendleton, CA 92055



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Supporting Publications

• Range Safety– Department of the Army Pamphlet (DA-PAM) 385-63 /

MCO 3570.1B• RTAM.TECOM.USMC.MIL

• Range and Training Regulations – Base Order P3500.1N

https://158.238.251.13/pendleton/OT/staff/rod/default.aspx

Both Orders Apply to all Personnel & Units!


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Orientation to NLF Fac/Areas• 100 Miles paved roads• 500 Miles unpaved roads• 196 Square miles / 125,500 acres• 42 Training areas• 21 Non-live-fire training facilities



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Scheduling Issues• Scheduling Priorities

– 180 Days USMC Formal Schools– 120 Days MEUs/HIMAR– 90 Days Active Duty Units & Marine Reserves– 60 Days Reserve Units and National Guard– 30 All Other Units/Civilians

• Co-Use – Units must submit a ORM to Range Scheduling NLT 5 working

days prior to the event (Must show mitigation for all safety concerns)

• Hike/Convoy Routes (Email to Scheduling)• Waivers (30 Days)

– Civilians (Non DoD Contractors/Employees), experimental weapons/ammo, warrior nights, changes to range regs, etc.

• Scheduling Under Seven Days (Will be disapproved)


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Communication

BO P3500.1_Appendix H



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Communication Procedures • LONGRIFLE Radio Frequencies

49.00 FM Primary Base Ground Safety Net30.35 FM Alternate Base Ground Safety Net 301.9 UHF Base Air Safety Net249.9 UHF Used By Forward Air Controllers255.2 UHF Used By Forward Air Controllers123.2 VHF Used By Civilian Aircraft

CELL PHONES ARE NOT AUTHORIZED FOR USE TO MEET SAFETY COMMUNICATION REQUIREMENTS


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Communication Procedures• ALL using Units/Agencies shall establish communication with LONGRIFLE before

permission is granted to:– ACCESS ANY AREA ABOARD THE BASE– RSO WILL BE THE ONE TO CHECK IN.

• Units/Agency on ranges shall identify themselves by unit/agency and range number

• Units/Agency in training areas shall identify themselves by unit/agency and training area

• NO PERSONNAL CALLSIGNS

UNITS/AGENCY IN TRAINING AREAS/TFs/BEACHES ETC. CONDUCTING NON-LIVE

WILL CONDUCT A RADIO CHECK EVERY HOUR ON THE TOP OF THE HOUR

UNITS/AGENCY PLACED IN A LIVE FIRE STATUS (Including SESAMS)

WILL CONDUCT RADIO CHECKS BOTTOM OF THE HOUR

BIVOUAC STATUSUnits/Agency placed in a BIVOUAC status will maintain and monitor the net throughout the night and contact LONRIFLE prior to the start of any event for the next day.



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Communication Procedures• ACU-5:

– Prior to departing ACU-5 Ramp -RSO will contact tower with:

• Last name• Last Four• Number Craft• Intentions

– Tower will Contact LONGRIFLE– Prior to landing:

• RSO will contact tower and give Feet Dry (Time & Location)


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Communication Procedures

• All Units/Agencies, must maintain and monitor communication with LONGRIFLE when they are in training areas, off-shore operating areas, beaches, training facilities, ranges and/or operating within Camp Pendleton special use airspace.

• LONGRIFLE is the final authority on all real-time matters pertaining to range safety, and has the authority to put any unit/agency into a “check-fire” status and/or cancel air operations in the interest of safety.



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Emergency Medical Procedures

BO P3500.1_ Chapter 1


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Emergency Medical Background • GENERAL INFORMATION

– Camp Pendleton Now Has Advanced Life Support• Paramedics• San Diego County and State of California Licensed• Four (4) ALS Paramedic Units On Base

– Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton• EMT – Emergency Medical Technician• BLS – Basic Life Support

• Emergency Calls On Base– Handled By Camp Pendleton Fire and

Emergency Services• Fires, Medical Emergencies, Hazardous

Materials



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Emergency Medical Procedures • The Three (3) MEDEVAC Categories

– Emergency / Urgent = Life threatening / Limb Loss– Priority = Non-Life threatening but warrants evaluation– Routine = Minor injuries – A Band-Aid will take care of it

• ALL MEDEVAC’S must be reported to LONGRIFLE promptly, regardless of the category.

• ALL Emergency / Urgent AND Priority Patients -

• LONGRIFLE will call for ALS Assessment AND possible transport

• This 911 phone call will be placed by LONGRIFLE, unless there is a radio problem.


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Emergency Medical Procedures • If radio communication fails, units / agencies shall use any available

telephone to contactLONGRIFLE – 760-725-3975

– Any RED PYRO is designated as the ALTERNATE SIGNAL for any emergency.

• During a MEDEVAC, ALL UNITS on the LONGRIFLE safety net shall cease communication on the net until the MEDEVAC has been completed, or another unit requires MEDEVAC support.



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• LONGRIFLE has ultimate MEDEVAC initiation responsibility all accidents occurring on and within Camp Pendleton ranges and training areas.– It is critical that the MEDEVAC category, incident details, victim

injuries and assets necessary are clearly relayed to LONGRIFLE.

Competent medical personnel or the senior Marine on location shall determine the extent of a medical emergency and categorize it as

– Emergency / Urgent = Life threatening/Limb Loss– Priority = Non-Life threatening– Routine = Minor injuries – A Band-Aid Will Take Care Of

It– Emergency / Urgent Priority



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• LONGRIFLE has ultimate MEDEVAC initiation responsibility cont.

• In circumstances, that are determined to be Emergency / Urgent and Priority the most effective action will be a radio call to LONGRIFLE who will place the 911 call

• The Most Appropriate Evacuation will be determined by the responding Paramedic unit

• The patient(s) will be triaged, treated and transported to the MOST APPROPRIATE facility for continued treatment.

• Camp Pendleton Fire Dept must be on-scene for AIR AMBULANCE evacuation.

• Civilian air ambulance advertises a 15 - 20 min response time and may be delayed and CAN ONLY be dispatched by the Camp Pendleton Fire Department.




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• Fire Department ICS-206 – Essentially the Medical

Plan for large fires / events involving the fire department

– A generic plan will be made available to ALL unit / agency medical personnel on and within Camp Pendleton ranges and training areas


Mission Medical Center 27700 Medical Center Rd. Mission Viejo 10 30 949-364-1181 X X

1. Incident Name 2. Date Prepared 3. Time Prepared 4. Operational Period MEDICAL PLAN SWAT Training – Range 116 ***

5. Incident Medical Aid Station Paramedics Medical Aid Stations Location Yes No

Camp Pendleton F&ES Closest ALS Station 1 – Bldg #22131 (On Vandergrift

approx. 6 miles 6. Transportation

A. Ambulance Services Paramedics Name Address Phone Yes No

Camp Pendleton F&ES Closest available unit when requested 911 X

Mercy Air Closest unit when requested MCP Dispatch - 911 X

County Copter Auto request if Mercy Air unavailable MCP Dispatch - 911 X

B. Incident Ambulances Paramedics Name Location Yes No

Dedicated unit assigned to incident

7. Hospitals

Travel Time Helipad Burn/Trauma Name Address Air Grnd Phone Yes No Yes No

US Navy Hospital Camp Pendleton - NHCP Bldg H-100 Camp Pendleton 3 10 760-725-1611 X X

Tri City Medical Center -TCMC 4002 Vista Way, Oceanside 8 20 760-940-3507 X X

Scripps, La Jolla 9888 Genesee Avenue La Jolla 10 40 858-626-6151 X X

Palomar Medical Center - PMC

555 E. Valley Parkway Escondido 10 40 760-739-3301 X X

UCSD Medical Center - UCSD

200 W. Harbor Drive San Diego 20 60 619-543-2154 X XX

8. Medical Emergency Procedures *** PRIOR TO THE BEGINNING OF LIVE FIRE TRAINING – CONTACT FIRE DISPATCH – 760-725-0515

YOU WILL BE ASKED TO FAX THIS SHEET AFTER COMPLETION – FAX# 760-725-9702

Upon occurrence of a “MAJOR” medical or accident involving significant injury on a range, the Range Officer should respond directly to the scene to take control of the situation and direct necessary actions. If R.O. is unavailable, the nearest Supervisor or Leader needs to take charge.

Contact 911 via Base Telephone. If a cell phone is used ask CHP Dispatcher to put you in touch with Camp Pendleton Fire Department, state “I have a medical emergency on base and you need Paramedics”

Facilitate Paramedics access to the scene, post individuals to direct Fire and Medics to the patient – best access Nature of Problem # Injured Condition & Vitals Remove all

unnecessary personnel from the immediate scene. All minor injuries will be transported to NHCP, heart related incidents will go to TCMC, trauma patients will go to

Palomar, Mission or Scripps, burn patients will go to UCSD. All MEDEVAC patients will be transported via Mercy Air or Copter One depending on availabilty. Secure the scene area and identify witnesses for later investigation – keep a log.

Life Safety is the Number 1 Priority on this Incident! 9. Prepared by (Medical Unit Leader) 10. Reviewed by (Safety Officer)

ICS 206


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Wildland Fires

BO P3500.1_ Chapter 1



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Wildland Fires • All personnel must recognize that training

activities start over 200 wildland fires a year in our training areas (excluding fires in the Zulu, Whiskey and Quebec impact areas)

• Wildland fires are potentially devastating to life and property

• Wildland fires will cause all training to stop in the vicinity of the fire and potentially cause all training aboard the base to stop until the fire is out or under control


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• Fire Danger Rating (FDR)– In order to allow maximum training during the fire

season while providing a reasonable capability to contain the 200+ wildland fires started every year on the base, the Commanding Officer, MCB Camp Pendleton publishes Fire Danger Ratings and some associated restrictions to training based on prevailing conditions

– The FDR applies to all organizations and individuals aboard Camp Pendleton

– LONGRIFLE will notify RSOs of the FDR and of changes as they occur

Wildland Fires (cont)



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Fire Danger Rating (FDR)• 0-30 Low

– Use normal caution• 31-40 Moderate

– Use normal caution, fires will start easily• 41-60 High

– Use extra caution, fires will start very easily– Beginning of elevated danger period– Smoking permitted in cleared areas only

• 61-80 Very High– Use extreme caution, fires are very hard to control– Smoking permitted in cleared areas only

• 81-100 Extreme – Units must exercise utmost caution with fire producing agents and

devices– Off road driving must be authorized by LONGRIFLE– Use of any type of flame-producing device in training areas is

prohibited– Smoking is prohibited


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• All fires are to be reported• Personnel will not generally engage in fire fighting

– Unit leaders must place the greatest amount of importance on personnel safety

– Under no circumstances will personnel attempt to fight a fire in an impact area

• Upon discovering a fire, the senior person present should take the following steps– Determine if the using unit can extinguish the fire– Evacuate all personnel that are in danger– Inform LONGRIFLE of fire size and location– Provide cause and type– Remain in a safe location subject to the orders of the fire department

Procedures For Dealing With a Fire



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Environmental

BO P3500.1_Chapter 2


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Environmental

• Camp Pendleton is home to many endangered species, wetlands, and sensitive habitats which are protected by federal laws strictly enforced by local agencies

• It is essential to consider environmental concerns while planning training operations and exercises

• OICs shall ensure all personnel are thoroughly briefed, as per the ORM, on the location of all environmentally sensitive areas within the scheduled area prior to occupation

• Prior to any activity involving: soil excavation, grading, filling, or digging of fighting positions units must receive approval from:– Base Environmental at:

• John Burke 760-725-9759 • Thomas Sabol 760-763-2059 • Sparrow Serrano 760-725-9763



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Specific Non-Live Fire Training

• During Rappelling and HRST Operations– RSO Must be a Rappel master/HRST Master– Ensure that the proper number of certified

Rappel/HRST masters are present at all times• During Assault Climbing Events

– RSO Must be a Assault Climber or Mountain Leader– Ensure that the proper number of certified Assault

Climbers are present at all times• During Para-Ops

– The RSO/Drop Zone Safety Officer (DZSO)/Drop Zone Safety Team Leader (DZSTL) Must be present within the Drop Zone while training is being conducted


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Privately Owned Vehicles

• POVs without a pass are prohibited on all ranges and training areas with exception to: – Ranges R131 & R130, 102, 103, 116, 213, 214,

314 series, Edson Range Complex, 25 area Combat Town, FMSS & SAIC Twr Parking Lot for TACP/OP

• POV passes– Requested through the Range Control Officer

two weeks prior to the training event• Military personnel must submit a signed battalion level

recommendation letter• Civilians must submit through their sponsor

NO POVs on Demo Ranges, MP’s, MFA’s or AFA’s.



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Unexploded Ordnance

• ACTIONS ON FINDING A UXO: Follow these safety rules if you find a UXO/DUD.– Assume that all bombs, projectiles, canisters,

and rockets are live ordinance.– Do not touch, run over, or disturb any UXO or

duds.– Mark the UXO or dud with white engineer

tape or a suitable substitute.– Determine Grid (10 digit).– Notify LONGRIFLE Immediately.


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EOD Support

• All requests for EOD support for target inserts shall be approved prior by the RCO.

• Request shall be submitted NLT 14 days from the event.



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Ammo Handling Procedures• Joint Inventory

– OIC– Ammo tech (2311)

• DD Form 1348-1A (Official Supply Document From ASP)• Delivery of Ammunition

– Ammo must only be delivered to appropriate ranges and training areas

– Drivers must have completed the explosive drivers course– Ammo guards must be armed– Ammo must be delivered to the OIC– Ammo Shall Not Be Issued Until OIC is Present– SRC 1 Items (Cat 1) (AT4, LAW, Javelin, Stinger) require E-6,

Civilian Equivalent or Above• Must complete a 1348-1A issue document • DD form 1907 signature and tally record • Escort item(s) until Sign over custody, expended, or return

to ASP



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Ammo Handling Procedures• Ammo Expenditure Report/Accountability

– Range OIC• NAVMC 11381 (Filled Out at Rng by OIC)• Nomenclature• Lot Number• Quantity

– Requested– Received– Expended– Turned In


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Ammo Handling Procedures• Field ASP

– Submit request to establish a Field ASP to RCO (7 Days)

• Total NEW• Range Safety Shall Conduct Daily inspections to ensure

compliance.• All ammo shall be properly segregated• Appropriate fire fighting equipment shall be present• The guard force shall consist of the following:

– NCO/SNCO– Corpsman– Watch Standers (Shall be armed)

• All ammo will be issued to appropriate OICs on appropriate ranges.

• NAVMC 11381s will be maintained by the OIC• Communication Plan with LONGRIFLE• Explosive Safety Arc



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Range Scheduling, Occupation & Use


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Airspace, Briefs & Waivers• Required Briefs (Concept of Ops, Scheme of Maneuver, ORM)

– LFAMs on ranges without dedicated impacts areas.• 60 Days

– Ranges with dedicated Impact Areas, MFAs.• 14 Days

• CAS/UAV/ FASP & SESAMS – 7 Days

• Air Space– R2503A/B – (0600- 2359) Daily

• (2400 – 0600) Five Working DaysR2503C - Twenty Working DaysR2503D – Thirty Five Days

• Zulu Air Priority Days– 1st , 2nd & 3rd Week of the Month– Every Wed & Thu of those weeks

• Whiskey Air Priority Times (Weekdays)– 1400-1700 & 2000-2300



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Orientation Live Fire Ranges• 75+ Active small arms ranges• 52 Artillery firing areas• 22 Mortar positions• 7 Demolition ranges


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Specific Live Fire Requirements• During Laser Operations

– Certified LSSO MUST be present• RSO may serve as both LSSO and RSO if qualified as outlined in

Chapter 8 of the BO P3500.1_– Ensures unit personnel employing lasers receive thorough

safety briefings.– The LSSO will provide a copy of the laser-firing log to

LONGRIFLE immediately following the completion of training.

• Demolitions Ranges– RSO ensures that the total NEW of explosives in demo pit does

not exceed the range regulations.– RSO will calculate the max ord for the total NEW to be

detonated.• Safety of Use Memorandums (SOUM)

– Are required to be read and on hand for specific training• SESAMS, SRT, MILES, J-TAC, Flash Bangs, TOW, SMAW-NE &

APOBS



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Specific Live Fire Requirements (cont)

• CS Gas & HC Smoke:– RSO must be at least an E-6 or equivalent– Training shall be conducted by an NCO or above with an

MOS of 5702, 5711 or equivalent• Ensure that CS and Smoke Producing Devices

are not Used Within:– 1000 meters east of I-5 freeway

• CS and HC smoke are not authorized west of the I-5– Ensure that Training Involving CS and HC Smoke:

• Maintain a distance of 500 meters form all hard surface roads and built-up areas


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• Artillery Simulators:– Use only for their intended purpose. – Do not use for:

• Grenades• Flash bangs• Etc..

– Do not activate in:• Loose Gravel• Sticks• Dry Leaves • Etc.

– Restrict use to designated authorized personnel. – Ensure safe separation distance at all times.

• M116A1 - 60 Meters.• M115A2 - 35 Meters.



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BFX


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BFX ORM• The Units Operation Risk Matrix shall

list all BFX to be utilized.• The ORM will be signed by:

– Unit Commander– The Unit OIC & RSO– The BFX Supervisor

• It is critical that all BFX activates are clearly listed and procedures have been developed that adhered to the supporting publications.



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Specific BFX Requirements• OIC (GySgt And Above):

• OIC shall:– Ensure that Only BFX listed and approved by the RCO are used.– Give final authorized the firing of each BFX IED or RPG.– Visually approve the location of all BFX and approved the

designation of the minimum safety distances.– Ensure that reflective over pressures are calculated and minimum

safety distances are adhered to.• RSO (SSgt & Above):

• RSO shall:– Visually verify the location of all BFX and the designation of the

minimum safety distances approved by the OIC.• BFX Operator:

• All BFX operators shall attend the Camp Pendleton BFX Operators Class.• At least one California State Powder one (1) card shall be on site acting

as the BFX Supervisor and provide a photocopy of both sides.• Remainder of BFX operators must possess, at a minimum, California

State Powder two (2) card and provide a photocopy of both sides.• BFX operator shall check-in with the unit RSO and ensure that all IEDs

are briefed and that all required safety measures are adhered to.• At no time shall any BFX be used in any enclosed space.• At no time shall any BFX be used with out “eyes on’.


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Specific BFX Requirements (cont)• Black Powder/PETN IEDs:

• All IEDs shall be command detonated.• All IED “mortars” shall be tamped/covered with non-

harden material only.– Maximum NEW of Black Powder Charge – 1 oz

• Minimum Safety Distance & PPE:– Safe Distances & Missile Hazard for IED Simulators

shall be adhered to at all times by all personnel.• PPE will be worn at all times by all participants.

– RPGs:• All RPGs command fired shall be command detonated.• All RPG Rockets will be captured on a wire - “Free

Flight” is not authorized.– Propane IEDs:

• All Propane IEDs shall be command detonated.• Maximum NEW of Charge 32 oz Propane/14 gram BP• Minimum Safety Distance & PPE:

– Safe Distances & Missile Hazard for IED Simulators shall be adhered to at all times by all personnel.



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Specific BFX Requirements (cont)• Blank Ammunition:

– The following precautions will be observed during the use of blank ammunition:

• Blank Firing Attachment (BFA) shall be used on all weapons.

• 5 meter safe separation distance (SSD) will not be reduced. – This distance includes a dispersion angle of 10

degrees left and right of the GTL.• Hearing protection (ear plugs) should be worn

while firing blank ammunition.• Encapsulating Eye Protection shall be worn by all

personnel.– A violation of the SSD could result in serious injury. If

the SSD is decreased to within .9m, fatal injuries may occur.


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• Force-of-Force:– OIC & RSO will ensure that:

• That no personnel have conducted any live fire training within the past 24 hours. If any have, than they shall not be permitted to train.

• All magazines are inspected to ensure no live ammo is present.

• All ammunition delivered is either blank or approved SESAMS munitions.

• All weapons are inspected to ensure that all are in condition 4 prior to training.

• That all personnel who arrive after the safety brief is conducted and inspections have taken place will be given a safety brief and all magazines and weapons are inspected.



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Powder Burning• FDR LOW, MODERATE, and HIGH:

• Burn Powder bags/Increments in AFA/MFA • FDR is VERY HIGH or EXTREME:

• The unit conducting training shall burn powder at AFAs 16, 31, 43, MP1, MP6 MFA 14, R218A & R215A Burn Pits and R408 Concrete Pad only, unless coordinated with LONGRIFLE.

• During all powder burning activities, powder shall be burned in areas cleared to mineral earth, and no closer than 200 feet to vegetation.

• Powder shall be burned, • Arty - not to exceed a total of 40 bags.• Mortars – not to exceed 100 increments.

• Units shall have fire extinguishers, water, and shovels at the burn site.• Units shall contact LONGRIFLE for permission prior to burning.• During FDRs of VERY HIGH and EXTREME, units shall remain at the

burn site for 30 minutes after the last burn, ensuring no fires have been started in the surrounding vegetation.


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Hand Held Aerial Pyro• When using Hand Held Aerial Pyrotechnics

• Star Parachute & Star Cluster• The RSO will ensure the following is adhered to:

• Ensure that all effects of hand held pyro will be limited to landing in previously burned or cleared areas.

• Ensure that prior to deployment of hand held pryo all air space above deployment is clear of any obstructions and/or aircraft.



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OIC & RSO•The OIC is responsible and accountable for the conduct of the activity and adherence to governing regulations and guidance

–The OIC briefs the RSO on the duties to be performed in support of the training event–He/she must be able to fully influence the conduct of the event

•The RSO is responsible for the enforcement of applicable directives in the MCO 3570 series and safety regulations contained in BO P3500.1_ to include all applicable field, technical, and ordnance publications

–The RSO briefs the OIC on all actions and safety checks conducted prior to commencing training and/ or firing


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Remember!

The RSO is a Safety Supervisor Only!

At No Time Will The RSO Participate In Any Type Of Training In Any Way!

RANGE INSPECTION SHEET

Date: Time Arrived: Time Departed: Unit: Range: FDR:

OIC/FAC Rank: Name: Last 4: Phone:

RSO/LSSO/HRST/FAC Rank: Name: Last 4: Phone:

Positive Comm w/Longrifle Established Yes No Range Regs/Brief Present, Read and Understood Yes No NA Range Flag posted/Light On Yes No NA ORM (Completed & Signed) Yes No NA Safety Vehicle, Corpsman and Driver Identified Yes No NA Range Fan Limits Identified (Remarks on method) Yes No NA

Type of Training Static HRST EMP/CMP ARTY BZO CAS LFAM ARTY Other Mortar

Brief #: Waiver# Range Guards with Positive Comm (If applicable) Yes No NA Gates Locked (If applicable) Yes No NA NAVMC 11381 (Filled out prior to going HOT) Yes No NA Ammo properly located separated by DoDICs & lot# Yes No NA Live Ammo & Blanks/SESAMS Stored Separately Yes No NA Misfire Can/Pit Properly Located and Marked Yes No NA Data Card & SDZ for AFA, MFA, and MP Yes No NA Proper Targets Utilized (Remark on type) Yes No NA Eye and Hearing Protection Yes No NA Range pass for Truck Type POV’s Yes No NA

Type of Weapons:

Type of AMMO: Remarks:

Inspector: OIC: RSO:

REMEMBER!!! • 24 Hour Waiting Period for the use of blanks (Force on Force) after live ammunition has been fired. • Ensure Unit goes cold 1 Hr prior to sunset, and no standing water or mud in grenade throwing pits. • RSO is required to check all gun settings (Head space and timing, FDC/Gun line safety T’s etc). • CS chambers Requires a NCO 5711. Ensure the Unit waits 30 Min before departure. • SESAMS requires everyone within 150m safety perimeter shall wear protective equipment. • Helmets and flack shall be worn for the following live fire training events:

o Live fire and movement/maneuver o High explosives or grenades. o Machineguns. o Close quarter battle in shoot houses.

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CLASS V(W) EXPENDITURE REPORT

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11381 (Rev. 4-02) (EF) (Previous edition will not be used)

SN: 0109-LF-982-8500PRINT NAME

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1. Per the reference, the following Class V(W) expenditure report is com

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Range(s) and date(s)

RECEIPT DOC#DODIC

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QTYREQUESTED

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I certify the receipt/expenditure data listed above is accurate and the "Qty expended" as listed above was consumed on the

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ent number as the initial issue docum

ent using a suffix (Example: M

00001-8001-0001-A)Retention: Expenditure reports are filed by fiscal year (FY) and retained for current year plus two FY's.

(A&E Audit & Verification Officer Only): I certify I have audited this expenditure report against all issue and turn-in documents (DD1348s) and corrective action

(Circle one) is or is not required. A&E Audit & Verification Officer (Signature) ____________________________________________ Date _____________

I certify that I have received those quantities of unexpended Class V(W) am

munition listed above and have com

pleted the turn-indocum

ents per (note 2).

Amm

o Tech/EOD and/or Authorized Individual:(Print Nam

e, Rank) (Signature) _____________________________________________________ Date ________________

Appendix C

- Ranges

Date R

evise:3/26/2008

RA

NG

ED

ateD

ES

CR

IPT

ION

Brief Required

EMP

Pistols .45 & Below

Shotguns

5.56mm

7.62mm

.50 Cal

5.56MM

7.62MM

.50 Cal

Demolitions NEW Listed

Grenade Launchers

Claymore & Bangalore

APOBS & MICLIC

Anti-Tank Mine

Hand Grenade

Rockets

Missiles

Artillery

Mortars

120mm

25mm & 30mm

M257 Smk Gren

20mm

2.75 & 5"

10220-N

ov-06P

istol Range (K

D)

x102A

11-Jan-07P

istol/BZ

O R

angex

x103

11-May-06

Rifle R

ange (KD

)7

72

104BP

rac Hd G

ren Qual R

ng3

10727-O

ct-06S

keet and Trap R

ange4

10816-Feb-07

Sniper R

ange7

77

10924-Jan-07

Hand G

renade Range

x111

19-Apr-07

Transition R

ifle Course

Yes

xx

xx

1716

112A7-A

pr-06T

ransition Rifle C

ourseY

esx

xx

x116A

29-Mar-07

Rifle R

angeY

esx

x2

116B5-Jan-07

BZ

O R

angeY

esx

xx

x116C

5-Jan-07270° C

ombat E

ngagex

xx

116D21-M

ar-07360° S

hooting House

xx

x5

5lbs

117A19-Feb-08

Sniper R

ng (KD

& U

KD

)Y

esx

xx

x127

Inactive130A

CQ

B T

raining House

78

9.5 lbs

10130B

CQ

B T

rainer (Old H

se)7

89

.5 lbs10

130C10-M

ar-08B

ay 1Y

esx

xx

130D10-M

ar-08B

ay 2Y

esx

xx

130ELive Fire O

bstaclex

xx

130FV

ehicle Assault

xx

x.5 lbs

130GB

reaching Facility8

15lbs

130HS

pl Dem

o Range

840lbs

130I25-S

ep-06S

niper Bay

xx

xx

10130J-1

Sniper H

idex

130J-2S

niper Hide

x130J-3

Sniper H

idex

130KA

erial Platform

Yes

x130M

17-Dec-07

Steel bay

x9

13111-D

ec-07M

OU

T T

own

13213-S

ep-07U

rban RE

TS

Range

Yes

4039/40

3916

MA

C 6

5-Feb-07G

renade Hse

77

1/4lbsx

200Inactive

200BInactive

20128-A

ug-06Field Fire

Yes

xx

xx

xx

17/2113/22

14202

23-Jan-07H

and Grenade R

angex

203Inactive

204B19-A

pr-07Field Firing R

angex

xx

x206

2-May-06

BZ

O/N

on-Lethal Range

Yes

xx

x24

2424

16207

30-Jan-07D

emolition R

ange2lbs

207AD

emolition R

ange1/2lbs

208C20-N

ov-07O

ffensive Cm

bt Range

Yes

xx

xx

xx

17x

19x

14210B

Inactive210C

6-Apr-06

EM

P/B

ZO

Range

Yes

xx

xx

18210D

3-Jan-07M

203 Qual R

ange21

210E12 Feb, 08

Field Firing Range

Yes

xx

xx

xx

21x

210F22-Jan-07

BZ

O/Field Firing R

angeY

esx

xx

xx

xx

x17

1913/22

210G14-M

ar-06M

ulti Purpose R

angex

x2/21

21118-Jun-07

Dem

olition Range

815lbs

18

Misc.

Cannons &

M

ortarsTank, A

PC &

Aerial G

unneryR

IFLESM

achine Guns

Rocket &

M

issilesD

emo, M

ine, Grenades, G

renade Launchers

Appendix C

- Ranges

Date R

evise:3/26/2008

RA

NG

ED

ateD

ES

CR

IPT

ION

Brief Required

EMP

Pistols .45 & Below

Shotguns

5.56mm

7.62mm

.50 Cal

5.56MM

7.62MM

.50 Cal


Grenade Launchers


APOBS & MICLIC

Anti-Tank Mine

Hand Grenade

Rockets

Missiles

Artillery

Mortars

120mm

25mm & 30mm

M257 Smk Gren

20mm

2.75 & 5"

Misc.

Cannons &

M

ortarsTank, A

PC &

Aerial G

unneryR

IFLESM

achine Guns

Rocket &

M

issilesD

emo, M

ine, Grenades, G

renade Launchers

212A4-A

pr-06B

ZO

/Non Lethal

x24

2416

20212T

OW

Inactive213

21-Nov-06

Pistol R

angex

21415-O

ct-07R

ifle Range

xx

2215A

13-Dec-06

Offensive Field Firing

Yes

Yes

xx

xx

xx

1718

13/2214

21630-M

ay-07S

AC

ON

/EM

P/Field Firing

Yes

xx

xx

xX

2173-Jan-07

Field Firing21

22218A

26-Oct-06

Inf Sqd D

ef & O

ff FiringY

esY

esx

xx

xx

xx

x17

x14

2199-M

ay-07D

emolition R

ange8

50lbsx

23221

12-Sep-07

Field Firing Range

Yes

xx

xx

xx

xx

21/3722

222Inactive

223AInactive

223B8-A

ug-07M

PM

G/O

ffensive FieldY

esY

esx

xx

x7

xx

x17

x1

14225

2-Nov-06

Field Firing Range

Yes

xx

xx

xx

17/2116/20

2214

22718-Jan-08

Field Firing Range

Yes

xx

xx

xx

xx

xx

x300

28-Aug-06

BZ

O/E

MP

Yes

xx

x24

2424

30127-Feb-06

SA

CO

Nx

xx

10/16302

30-Jan-07S

AC

ON

xx

xX

30724-Jan-07

Hand G

renade Range

x312

Inactive312A

Inactive314

5-Jan-05Field Firing R

ange17

21/2514

R314A

5-Jan-07B

ZO

/Def Fire/D

emo

xx

xx

xx

xx

1722

14314B

22-Feb-28S

tatic Com

bat Range

Yes

xx

xx

xx

16/20314C

25-May-06

Offensive C

mbt R

ngY

esY

esx

xx

x17

314D21-D

ec-06S

ES

AM

Range

40401

EO

D R

ange36

403AInactive

403BInactive

403CInactive

403DInactive

4078-Feb-06

Field Firing Range

Yes

xx

xx

xx

xx

21x

2627

xx

x407A

5-Feb-07Field Firing R

angeY

esx

xx

xx

xx

x21

x26

xx

x407B

14-Feb-06Field Firing R

angeY

esx

xx

x21

407 T/L

Inactive408

25-Feb-08O

ffensive Cm

bt Rng

Yes

Yes

xx

xx

xx

xx

10lbsx

xx

x1

x28

29x

xx

408A19-M

ar-07T

ank & Fighting V

ehicle Range

xx

xx

x38

2829

x409A

MP

RC

Yes

Yes

xx

xx

7x

xx

30x

1x

2831

3232

R501

17-Aug-06

Field Firing Range

xx

xx

1722/25

503Inactive

505Infiltration R

ange33

3333

33505A

Infiltration Range

3333

3333

505BInfiltration R

ange33

3333

33600

1-Feb-07D

emolition R

ange34

xx

x800

Live-Fire & M

aneuver Y

esY

esx

xx

xx

xx

x27lbs

30x

1923

xx

1x

xx

xE

dson AA

, B, C

, D R

ifle KD

Yes

x2/21

Edson B

A, B

, C, D

Rifle K

DY

esx

2/21E

dson CA

, B, C

, D R

ifle KD

Yes

x2/21

Edson D

A, B

, C, D

Rifle K

DY

esx

2/21

Appendix C

- Ranges

Date R

evise:3/26/2008

RA

NG

ED

ateD

ES

CR

IPT

ION

Brief Required

EMP

Pistols .45 & Below

Shotguns

5.56mm

7.62mm

.50 Cal

5.56MM

7.62MM

.50 Cal


Grenade Launchers


APOBS & MICLIC

Anti-Tank Mine

Hand Grenade

Rockets

Missiles

Artillery

Mortars

120mm

25mm & 30mm

M257 Smk Gren

20mm

2.75 & 5"

Misc.

Cannons &

M

ortarsTank, A

PC &

Aerial G

unneryR

IFLESM

achine Guns

Rocket &

M

issilesD

emo, M

ine, Grenades, G

renade Launchers

Edson P

istol21-N

ov-06P

istol P-1 to P

-3x

xR

22021-A

ug-07R

220 Whiskey Im

pactY

esx

xx

xx

R440

5-Mar-08

R440 Z

ulu Impact

Yes

xx

35x

xx

25 Cm

t Twn

1-Aug-07

MO

UT

Tow

nA

s Per Special InstructionsK

ilo 2 Cm

t Twn

7-Feb-08M

OU

T T

own

As Per Special Instructions

Bravo 3 C

mt Tw

n1-A

ug-07M

OU

T T

own

As Per Special Instructions

52 Cm

t Twn

1-Aug-07

MO

UT

Tow

nA

s Per Special InstructionsIIT

4-Feb-08M

OU

T S

imulation T

rainierA

s Per Special Instructions

Notes:

1 - All TO

W E

MO

IC O

nly9 - Frangable O

nly17 - 40m

m P

yro/TP (B

519) Only

25 - HE

AT D

emontration O

nly33 - B

lank Only

2 - 40mm

Pyro O

nly10 - Flashbang O

nly18 - C

laymore only

26 - TOW

Inert EM

OIC

Only

34 - 200 NE

W (U

n-Tamp) 600 (Tam

ped)3 - P

rac Hand G

renade Only

11 - Sem

i-Auto O

nly/Air S

entry Required

19 - AP

OB

S O

nly27 - D

irect Fire Arty O

nly35 - 500 lbs A

erial Bom

bs4 - 7 1/2 B

ird Shot O

nly & G

ame W

arden "Cracker"

12 - Bullet Trap R

equired20 - R

ubber Ball H

and Grenade

28 - 120mm

TP O

nly36 - M

ay go to 95 NE

W if C

FA-1 is A

ctivated5 - S

niper Hide O

nly13 - P

ractice Rocket O

nly21 - M

203/M79 O

nly29 - 25m

m &

30mm

- No D

U37 - M

k19 TP O

nly6 - B

rief Required For A

ll SE

SA

MS

14 - Mortar Ilum

Only

22 - LAW

& A

T-4 Trainier Only

30 - 40mm

B567 &

B519 O

nly38 - D

irect Fire Only

7 - Ball O

nly15 - 60m

m O

nly23 - B

rief to RC

O R

equired31 - 25m

m &

30mm

TP-T O

nly39 - S

niper Live Fire Only

8 - Breacher R

d Only

16 - Non-Lethal O

nly24 - B

ZO O

nly32 - 20m

m, 2.75" &

5" TP only

40 - SE

SA

MS

& B

lanks Only

Air Sentry R

equired for all ranges firing 7.62 & A

bove and Effecting the X-Ray Im

pact Area

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