Transcript COANG PTAE - California Cadet Corps

PRE-MOBILIZATION TRAINING ASSISTANCE ELEMENT (PTAE)
PERFORM VOICE
COMMUNICATION MEDVAC
AWT 081-831-0101
PRE-MOBILIZATION TRAINING ASSISTANCE ELEMENT (PTAE)
Equipment Listing
For Classroom
COMPUTER
PROJECTOR
SPEAKERS
POWERPOINT SLIDES
SCREEN
ROSTERS
SINCGARS RADIO SETS
NOTE CARDS
CALL SIGNS
FREQUENCIES
PRE-MOBILIZATION TRAINING ASSISTANCE ELEMENT (PTAE)
Agenda
• References
• Terminal Learning Objective
• Task, Conditions, & Standards
• Task Steps & Performance Measures
• Summary
• Questions
PRE-MOBILIZATION TRAINING ASSISTANCE ELEMENT (PTAE)
References
• 1st Army Commander’s Training Tool
• STP 21-1
PRE-MOBILIZATION TRAINING ASSISTANCE ELEMENT (PTAE)
Administrative Data
• Cell phones/pagers
• Risk assessment (low)
• Environmental conditions (none)
• Safety requirements (none)
PRE-MOBILIZATION TRAINING ASSISTANCE ELEMENT (PTAE)
ALFA CODE REVIEW
A - ALFA - AL FAH
B - BRAVO - BRAH VOH
C - CHARLIE - CHAR LEE or SHAR LEE
D - DELTA - DELL TAH
E - ECHO - ECK OH
F - FOXTROT - FOKS TROT
G - GOLF - GOLF
H - HOTEL - HOH TELL
I - INDIA - IN DEE AH
PRE-MOBILIZATION TRAINING ASSISTANCE ELEMENT (PTAE)
ALFA CODE REVIEW (cont.)
J - JULIETT - JEW LEE ETT
K - KILO - KEY LOH
L - LIMA - LEE MAH
M - MIKE - MIKE
N - NOVEMBER - NO VEM BER
O - OSCAR - OSS CAH
P - PAPA - PAH PAH
Q - QUEBEC - KEH BECK
PRE-MOBILIZATION TRAINING ASSISTANCE ELEMENT (PTAE)
ALFA CODE REVIEW (cont.)
R - ROMEO - ROW ME OH
S - SIERRA - SEE AIR RAH
T - TANGO - TANG GO
U - UNIFORM - YOU NEE FORM or OO NEE
FORM
V - VICTOR - VIK TAH
W - WHISKEY - WISS KEY
X - XRAY - ECKS RAY
Y - YANKEE - YANG KEY
Z – ZULU - ZOO LOO
PRE-MOBILIZATION TRAINING ASSISTANCE ELEMENT (PTAE)
Number Pronounciation
0 - ZE RO
1 - WUN
2 - TOO
3 - TREE
4 - FOW ER
5 - FIFE
6 - SIX
7 - SEV EN
8 - AIT
9 - NIN ER
PRE-MOBILIZATION TRAINING ASSISTANCE ELEMENT (PTAE)
Terminal Learning Objective
Task: Request 9-line MEDEVAC
Condition: You have a casualty requiring medical
evacuation (MEDEVAC) and you will need a patient
pickup site. You will need operational communications
equipment, MEDEVAC request format, a standard scale
military map, a grid coordinate scale, and unit signal
operation instructions (SOI).
Standard: Transmit a MEDEVAC request, providing all
necessary information within 25 seconds. Transmit, as a
minimum, line numbers 1 through 5 during the initial
contact with the evacuation unit. Transmit lines 6 through
9 while the aircraft or vehicle is en route, if not included
during the initial contact.
PRE-MOBILIZATION TRAINING ASSISTANCE ELEMENT (PTAE)
9-Line MEDEVAC
Line 1: Location of Pick up site
Line 2: Call Sign Frequency
Line 3: Patients by Precedence: A-Urgent, B-Urgent Surgical, CPriority, D-Routine, E-Convenience
Line 4: Special Equipment needed: A-None, B-Hoist, C-Extraction
Equipment, D-Ventilator.
Line 5: Patients by type: Ambulatory, Litter
Line 6:Security of the pick up site: N-None, P-Possible Enemy, EEnemy in Area, X-Engaged with the Enemy Armed escort
required
Line 7: Marking of the pick up site: Smoke, VS-17 panel etc.
Line 8: Patient Nationality: A-US military, B-US civilian, C-Non-US
military, D-Non US-Civilian, E-EPW
Line 9: NBC contamination (wartime), Terrain Description
(peacetime)
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PRE-MOBILIZATION TRAINING ASSISTANCE ELEMENT (PTAE)
Performance Steps
1. Collect all the information needed to send up a 9-Line
MEDEVAC (go line by line to see what you need)
a. Get your grid (at least 6 digit to get the helicopter to take
off, refine it to an 8 digit to get it to land)
b. Ensure you know YOUR call sign and YOUR frequency the
pilots can reach you on
c. Gather up the # of casualties and list them from worst off
to not wounded.
d. See what type of special equipment you need
e. List what casualties are mobile/un-mobile (ambulatory,
litter)
f. Is there enemy in the area, are you being engaged?
g. Do you have any civilian, EPW’s NON-US military
wounded?
h. Is there any NBC threat if so what is it? Peace time
describe the terrain.
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Performance steps
2. Record the information using the brevity codes.
Lines 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 all use brevity codes.
3. Transmit the MEDEVAC request
a. Make contact with MEDEVAC unit or a unit that sends up the
request. Make contact with a receiver.
b. Use effective call sign and frequency assignments from the
SOI.
c. Give the following in the clear “I HAVE A MEDEVAC
REQUEST”
d. Transmit the MEDEVAC Line by Line, Example: Line1: AB
12345678, Line 2: Sapper 37 33550, Line 3: 2A 1C (2 urgent
1priority) Line 4: A, Line 5: L+2 A+1 (2 Litter 1 Ambulatory) Line
6: X (being engaged by the enemy) Line 7: state the visual
signals DO NOT STATE COLOR OF SMOKE if using smoke, Line
8: 3A (3 US military) Line 9: None or Peacetime mountains, trees,
water etc. To end transmission say “over”
NOTICE: you do not say “break” in between lines.
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Performance steps
3. Continued.
e. Send transmission with in 25 seconds, The first 5 lines
are the most important to transmit out in order to have a
helicopter sent to you. You can send the other Lines 6-9
when the helicopter is airborne (if you have to do this, its
preferable to send them all at once)
f. wait and listen to radio for any additional instructions
from the evacuating unit.
PRE-MOBILIZATION TRAINING ASSISTANCE ELEMENT (PTAE)
CHECK ON LEARNING
What are the 5 most important lines
to transmit first?
What is a brevity code?
When Calling in Line 7, if using smoke, you tell
them the color?
PRE-MOBILIZATION TRAINING ASSISTANCE ELEMENT (PTAE)
Performance Measures
1. Collected all information needed for the MEDEVAC request
line items 1 through 9.
2. Recorded the information using the authorized brevity
codes.
3. Transmitted the MEDEVAC request within 25 seconds
PRE-MOBILIZATION TRAINING ASSISTANCE ELEMENT (PTAE)
Questions?