Lead a Convoy Serial/March Unit Exercises
Practical Exercise Summary
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&scoringAreas=14& &label0=Determine mission requirements.& &label1=Conduct route reconnaissance.& &label2=Prepare strip map.& &label3=Request convoy clearance (administrative).& &label4=Request convoy clearance (tactical).& &label5=Plan convoy organization and control.& &label6=Prepare movement order.& &label7=Prepare drivers.& &label8=Schedule and prepare convoy briefing.& &label9=Supervise before operations PMCS.& &label10=Ensure pre-departure steps.& &label11=Enforce correct driving procedures.& &label12=Instruct drivers.& &label13=Performed RP checks.& &nogo0=Failure to correctly determine the mission requirements results in improper planning for the convoy and reduces the chances of successfully completing the mission.& &nogo1=Failure to conduct a route reconnaissance results in improper planning for the convoy and reduces the chances of successfully completing the mission.& &nogo2=Failure to prepare a strip map may result in drivers or elements of the convoy becoming lost or unable to follow the convoy route which reduces the chances of successfully completing the mission.& &nogo3=Failure to request an administrative convoy clearance may result in not properly completing the planning for the convoy and increases the risk of traffic conflicts for the convoy which reduces the chances of successfully completing the mission.& &nogo4=Failure to request a tactical convoy clearance may result in not properly completing the planning for the convoy and increases the risk of traffic conflicts, ambushes, and other hazards for the convoy which reduces the chances of successfully completing the mission.& &nogo5=Failure to plan the convoy organization and control methods may result in not completing the planning for the convoy and increases the risk of the commander losing control of the convoy during the movement which reduces the chances of successfully completing the mission.& &nogo6=Failure to prepare the movement order results in a failure to plan the convoy movement which also reduces the chances of the convoy to successfully complete its mission.& &nogo7=Failure to prepare the drivers results in the possibility of unqualified drivers in vehicles, exhausted drivers that have not had proper rest periods, and drivers without the proper equipment to be ready to face possible hazards. All of these may reduce the chances of the convoy to successfully complete its mission.& &nogo8=Failure to schedule and prepare the convoy briefing results in drivers unprepared to face the possible hazards along the convoy route and unable to accomplish the convoy’s mission.& &nogo9=Failure to supervise the before operations PMCS results in possible vehicle breakdowns and failures which reduces the chances of the convoy to successfully complete its mission.& &nogo10=Failure to ensure that the pre-departure steps have been completed results in both drivers and vehicles being unprepared for the convoy movement which could reduce the chances of the convoy to both safely and successfully complete its mission.& &nogo11=Failure to enforce correct driving procedures results in possible vehicle accidents which could also result in either death or injury for the convoy’s drivers.& &nogo12=Failure to instruct the drivers results in the drivers being unprepared for the convoy movement which could reduce the chances of the convoy to both safely and successfully complete its mission.& &nogo13=Failure to perform the release point (RP) checks results in a failure to properly deliver and unload cargo at the designated area and failure to keep the drivers informed on follow-on actions.& &sequence=true& &sequenceLabel=Completed tasks in the correct sequence.& &gotext=You have completed this exercise correctly. Click the Options button, select Exit, and then select another task.& &nogotext=You did not complete this exercise successfully. Click the Options button, select Exit, and then select Lead a Convoy Serial/March Unit to review this material.&