Conduct a Presence Patrol Exercises
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&scoringAreas=10& &label0=Initiated presence patrol and controls movement toward the SP.& &label1=Supervised the patrol.& &label2=Conducted scheduled halts as directed in the OPORD/FRAGO.& &label3=Conducted unscheduled halts, as necessary.& &label4=Interacted with the local citizenry as the OPORD or situation dictates. This includes local or foreign civilians, law enforcements officials, governmental officials, and other forces located in the area. Acted in a manner that will not incite aggression against U.S. forces or our allies.& &label5=Conducted continuous reconnaissance during and after the patrol. Made note of suspicious activity, persons, vehicles, etc.& &label6=Reported all suspicious activities to higher headquarters.& &label7=Conducted reentry into friendly areas.& &label8=Completed the patrol report.& &label9=Maintained situational awareness by monitoring FM communications and/or the FBCB2 system.& &nogo0=Failure to use the correct procedures to initiate and control the patrol could result in the uncoordinated and disorganized movement to the patrol start point (SP).& &nogo1=Failure to adequately supervise the patrol could result in disorganized movement, incorrect reports, and a lack of security for the patrol elements.& &nogo2=Failure to conduct the scheduled halts as specified in the patrol order could result in important portions of the mission not being accomplished and jeopardize the success of the patrol.& &nogo3=Failure to conduct unscheduled halts could result in the patrol not developing important intelligence information about the local situation and enemy forces activity.& &nogo4=Failure to professionally interact with the local citizenry could result in alienating the local citizens and disrupting the peace keeping efforts.& &nogo5=Failure to conduct continuous reconnaissance could result in injury or death for patrol members or failure to recognize significant enemy activity in the patrol area.& &nogo6=Failure to report suspicious activities could result in injury or death for patrol members or failure to recognize significant enemy activity in the patrol area.& &nogo7=Failure to properly conduct reentry into friendly areas could result in exposing the patrol to unnecessary risk from enemy attack or heighten the possibility of fratricide.& &nogo8=Failure to complete the patrol report could violate local SOP and cause important intelligence information to not be disseminated.& &nogo9=Failure to maintain situational awareness could result in exposing the patrol to unnecessary risks, injury, and death from enemy action.& &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 Conduct a Presence Patrol to review this material.&
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