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Operation WARRIOR FORGE Supplemental Training Guide

This guide is designed to augment Warrior Forge training and is based on input and experience gathered from previous years. Supplemental training addresses many skills essential to successful completion of Warrior Forge, and introduces lessons learned in recent conflicts to enhance survival on the battlefield in the current war on terrorism. The information in this booklet is not all-inclusive; for further detail and information, consult the applicable field manuals and approved publications. Classes are to be taught on the specified days listed below IAW the regimental training schedule.

Training Day SUBJECT Page

D2 RTO In-Brief (SECTION A)

Intro of Regimental Cadre A-1

WF Chain-of-Command A-1

WF Policy Letters A-1

Inspector General A-1

Cadet Use of Telephones A-2

Emergency Notifications A-2

Shoppette Policy A-2

Cadet Personal PT (Policy) A-3

Foot March Routes A-3

WF Timeline, Completion Requirements A-3

Cadet Chain of Command A-4

Consideration for Others/EEO A-4

Saluting A-4

Barracks Standards and Integration Policy A-5

D2 – D4 Subjects covered by PTO/PTNCO (SECTION B)

Safety/Security B-1

Barracks Maintenance/Hygiene B-1

Fitting/Wear of Uniform & LBE B-1

Initial Inspections (Packing List) B-1

Regimental Affiliation/Traditions/History/Lineage B-1

Leader Stakes Criteria B-1

LDP Review B-1

US Army Customs and Courtesies B-2

Cadet Creed/Soldier’s Creed B-2

Lyrics for Cadet Command Song/Army Song B-3

Drill & Ceremony B-3

D3 Land Navigation Review (SECTION C)

Declination C-1

Locating Points

Intersection C-7

Resection C-9

Modified Resection C-10

Polar Coordinates C-11

Terrain Features C-12

Training Day SUBJECT Page

D3 (cont.) Navigational Methods

Dead Reckoning C-20

Terrain Association C-23

Pace Count C-24

Compass Techniques

Following an Azimuth C-25

Bypassing Obstacle C-27...