Campaign Operations - Revision history

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	\|[[File:Blade.png\|center\|frameless]]\|\|Operation Desert Blade: '''October 2018 - December 2018'''		\|[[File:Blade.png\|center\|frameless]]\|\|Operation Desert Blade: '''October 2018 - December 2018'''
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	\|[[File:Bastion.png\|center\|frameless]]\|\|Operation Bastion: January 2019 - March 2019		\|[[File:Bastion.png\|center\|frameless]]\|\|Operation Bastion: '''January 2019 - March 2019'''
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	\|[[File:Sandstorm.png\|center\|frameless]]\|\|Operation Sandstorm: April 2019 - May 2019		\|[[File:Sandstorm.png\|center\|frameless]]\|\|Operation Sandstorm: '''April 2019 - May 2019'''
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	\|[[File:Red garden.png\|center\|frameless]]		\|[[File:Red garden.png\|center\|frameless]]
	\|Operation Red Garden: September 2019 - October 2019		\|Operation Red Garden: '''September 2019 - October 2019'''
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[File:Desert retrieval.png\|center\|frameless]]		\|[[File:Desert retrieval.png\|center\|frameless]]
	\|Operation Desert Retrieval: November 2019 - December 2019		\|Operation Desert Retrieval: '''November 2019 - December 2019'''
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[File:Silver sun.png\|center\|frameless]]		\|[[File:Silver sun.png\|center\|frameless]]
	\|Operation Silver Sun: January 2020 - February 2020		\|Operation Silver Sun: '''January 2020 - February 2020'''
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[File:Iron anchor.png\|center\|frameless]]		\|[[File:Iron anchor.png\|center\|frameless]]
	\|Operation Iron Anchor: March 2020		\|Operation Iron Anchor: '''March 2020'''
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[File:Northern shield.png\|center\|frameless]]		\|[[File:Northern shield.png\|center\|frameless]]
	\|Operation Northern Shield: April 2020 - May 2020		\|Operation Northern Shield: '''April 2020 - May 2020'''
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[File:Overgrowth.png\|center\|frameless]]		\|[[File:Overgrowth.png\|center\|frameless]]
	\|Operation Overgrowth June 2020 - July 2020		\|Operation Overgrowth: '''June 2020 - July 2020'''
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			\|[[File:Sunder.png\|center\|frameless]]
			\|Operation Sunder: '''September 2020 - November 2020'''
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			\|[[File:Rising phoenix.png\|center\|frameless]]
			\|Operation Rising Phoenix: '''November 2020 - December 2020'''
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			\|[[File:Frozen spike.png\|center\|frameless]]
			\|Operation Frozen Spike: '''January 2021 - April 2021'''
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			\|[[File:Vanguard.png\|center\|frameless]]
			\|Operation Vanguard: '''May 2021 - July 2021'''
	\|}		\|}

A.Hajo at 03:23, 30 August 2021

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	\| style="background-color: #ee9400; text-align:center;border:1px solid #000000;" \|'''Name and Date'''		\| style="background-color: #ee9400; text-align:center;border:1px solid #000000;" \|'''Name and Date'''
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	\|[[File:Blade.png\|center\|~~thumb~~]]\|\|Operation Desert Blade: '''October 2018 - December 2018'''		\|[[File:Blade.png\|center\|frameless]]\|\|Operation Desert Blade: '''October 2018 - December 2018'''
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	\|[[File:Bastion.png\|center\|~~thumb~~]]\|\|Operation Bastion: January 2019 - March 2019		\|[[File:Bastion.png\|center\|frameless]]\|\|Operation Bastion: January 2019 - March 2019
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	\|[[File:Sandstorm.png\|center\|~~thumb~~]]\|\|Operation Sandstorm: April 2019 - May 2019		\|[[File:Sandstorm.png\|center\|frameless]]\|\|Operation Sandstorm: April 2019 - May 2019
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[File:Red garden.png\|center\|~~thumb~~]]		\|[[File:Red garden.png\|center\|frameless]]
	\|Operation Red Garden: September 2019 - October 2019		\|Operation Red Garden: September 2019 - October 2019
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[File:Desert retrieval.png\|center\|~~thumb~~]]		\|[[File:Desert retrieval.png\|center\|frameless]]
	\|Operation Desert Retrieval: November 2019 - December 2019		\|Operation Desert Retrieval: November 2019 - December 2019
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[File:Silver sun.png\|center\|~~thumb~~]]		\|[[File:Silver sun.png\|center\|frameless]]
	\|Operation Silver Sun: January 2020 - February 2020		\|Operation Silver Sun: January 2020 - February 2020
			\|-
			\|[[File:Iron anchor.png\|center\|frameless]]
			\|Operation Iron Anchor: March 2020
			\|-
			\|[[File:Northern shield.png\|center\|frameless]]
			\|Operation Northern Shield: April 2020 - May 2020
			\|-
			\|[[File:Overgrowth.png\|center\|frameless]]
			\|Operation Overgrowth June 2020 - July 2020
	\|}		\|}

A.Hajo at 03:19, 30 August 2021

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	\|[[File:Blade.png\|center\|thumb]]\|\|Operation Desert Blade: '''October 2018 - December 2018'''		\|[[File:Blade.png\|center\|thumb]]\|\|Operation Desert Blade: '''October 2018 - December 2018'''
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	\|~~2NDRB-S1-002~~\|\|~~[[Attendance Reports~~]]		\|[[File:Bastion.png\|center\|thumb]]\|\|Operation Bastion: January 2019 - March 2019
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	\|~~2NDRB~~-S1-~~003~~\|\|[[~~Application Procedure~~]]		\|[[File:Sandstorm.png\|center\|thumb]]\|\|Operation Sandstorm: April 2019 - May 2019
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			\|[[File:Red garden.png\|center\|thumb]]
			\|Operation Red Garden: September 2019 - October 2019
			\|-
			\|[[File:Desert retrieval.png\|center\|thumb]]
			\|Operation Desert Retrieval: November 2019 - December 2019
			\|-
			\|[[File:Silver sun.png\|center\|thumb]]
			\|Operation Silver Sun: January 2020 - February 2020
	\|}		\|}

A.Hajo at 02:59, 30 August 2021

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	\| style="background-color: #ee9400; text-align:center;border:1px solid #000000;width:25%;" \|'''~~Document Number~~'''		\| style="background-color: #ee9400; text-align:center;border:1px solid #000000;width:25%;" \|'''Campaign Ribbon'''
	\| style="background-color: #ee9400; text-align:center;border:1px solid #000000;" \|'''~~Policy or Standard Operating Procedure~~'''		\| style="background-color: #ee9400; text-align:center;border:1px solid #000000;" \|'''Name and Date'''
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	\|~~2NDRB-S1-001~~\|\|~~[[Regulations and Procedures~~]]		\|[[File:Blade.png\|center\|thumb]]\|\|Operation Desert Blade: '''October 2018 - December 2018'''
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	\|2NDRB-S1-002\|\|[[Attendance Reports]]		\|2NDRB-S1-002\|\|[[Attendance Reports]]

A.Hajo at 02:55, 30 August 2021

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	\| style="background-color: #ee9400; text-align:center;border:1px solid #000000;width:25%;" \|'''~~Ribbon~~'''		\| style="background-color: #ee9400; text-align:center;border:1px solid #000000;width:25%;" \|'''Document Number'''
	\| style="background-color: #ee9400; text-align:center;border:1px solid #000000~~;width:60%~~;" \|'''~~Campaign Name~~'''		\| style="background-color: #ee9400; text-align:center;border:1px solid #000000;" \|'''Policy or Standard Operating Procedure'''
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	\|Basic Combat Training Day 1\|\|Basic Combat Training Day 1 encompasses most of the practical skills required for 2nd Ranger Battalion operations. Policies, General Orders and the Calendar. Game keybinds, ranks, setting up ARMA kits, and uniform policy. Squad structure and the signal plan, plus roles and chain of command. Basic Combat Training also covers Land Navigation. One of the most important parts of Basic Combat Training is communication and working the radios with Task Force Arrowhead Radio (TFAR). After going over communication, radio reports, and additional frequencies Recruits are then taught Combat Life Saver techniques, Anti-Tank procedures and weapons usage.
	~~\|1 hour~~
	\|-
	~~\|Basic Combat Training Day 2~~
	\|Basic Combat Training Day 2 regards mainly the theoretical and tactical portion of the instruction. Movement Formations and Bounding, Battle Drills such as 1A (React to Contact) and 1B (React to Indirect Fire). Day 2 also covers Linear Danger Areas (LDAs) and Open Danger Areas (ODAs) along with types of ambushes. Finally Basic Combat Training Day 2 covers vehicle operations, including operation of the Long Range Radio (LR) and vehicle convoy formations, along with that Close Quarters Combat (CQC) is touched upon and Recruits are ran through the kill house.
	~~\|1 hour 30 mins~~
	\|-
	~~\|Basic Combat Training Day 2~~
	\|Basic Combat Training Day 2 regards mainly the theoretical and tactical portion of the instruction. Movement Formations and Bounding, Battle Drills such as 1A (React to Contact) and 1B (React to Indirect Fire). Day 2 also covers Linear Danger Areas (LDAs) and Open Danger Areas (ODAs) along with types of ambushes. Finally Basic Combat Training Day 2 covers vehicle operations, including operation of the Long Range Radio (LR) and vehicle convoy formations, along with that Close Quarters Combat (CQC) is touched upon and Recruits are ran through the kill house.
	~~\|1 hour 30 mins~~
	\|-
	~~\|Basic Combat Training Day 2~~
	\|Basic Combat Training Day 2 regards mainly the theoretical and tactical portion of the instruction. Movement Formations and Bounding, Battle Drills such as 1A (React to Contact) and 1B (React to Indirect Fire). Day 2 also covers Linear Danger Areas (LDAs) and Open Danger Areas (ODAs) along with types of ambushes. Finally Basic Combat Training Day 2 covers vehicle operations, including operation of the Long Range Radio (LR) and vehicle convoy formations, along with that Close Quarters Combat (CQC) is touched upon and Recruits are ran through the kill house.
	~~\|1 hour 30 mins~~
	\|-
	~~\|Basic Combat Training Day 2~~
	\|Basic Combat Training Day 2 regards mainly the theoretical and tactical portion of the instruction. Movement Formations and Bounding, Battle Drills such as 1A (React to Contact) and 1B (React to Indirect Fire). Day 2 also covers Linear Danger Areas (LDAs) and Open Danger Areas (ODAs) along with types of ambushes. Finally Basic Combat Training Day 2 covers vehicle operations, including operation of the Long Range Radio (LR) and vehicle convoy formations, along with that Close Quarters Combat (CQC) is touched upon and Recruits are ran through the kill house.
	~~\|1 hour 30 mins~~
	\|-		\|-
			\|2NDRB-S1-001\|\|[[Regulations and Procedures]]
			\|- align="left"
			\|2NDRB-S1-002\|\|[[Attendance Reports]]
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			\|2NDRB-S1-003\|\|[[Application Procedure]]
	\|}		\|}

A.Hajo at 02:47, 30 August 2021

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	\|Basic Combat Training Day 1\|\|Basic Combat Training Day 1 encompasses most of the practical skills required for 2nd Ranger Battalion operations. Policies, General Orders and the Calendar. Game keybinds, ranks, setting up ARMA kits, and uniform policy. Squad structure and the signal plan, plus roles and chain of command. Basic Combat Training also covers Land Navigation. One of the most important parts of Basic Combat Training is communication and working the radios with Task Force Arrowhead Radio (TFAR). After going over communication, radio reports, and additional frequencies Recruits are then taught Combat Life Saver techniques, Anti-Tank procedures and weapons usage.		\|Basic Combat Training Day 1\|\|Basic Combat Training Day 1 encompasses most of the practical skills required for 2nd Ranger Battalion operations. Policies, General Orders and the Calendar. Game keybinds, ranks, setting up ARMA kits, and uniform policy. Squad structure and the signal plan, plus roles and chain of command. Basic Combat Training also covers Land Navigation. One of the most important parts of Basic Combat Training is communication and working the radios with Task Force Arrowhead Radio (TFAR). After going over communication, radio reports, and additional frequencies Recruits are then taught Combat Life Saver techniques, Anti-Tank procedures and weapons usage.
	\|1 hour		\|1 hour
			\|-
			\|Basic Combat Training Day 2
			\|Basic Combat Training Day 2 regards mainly the theoretical and tactical portion of the instruction. Movement Formations and Bounding, Battle Drills such as 1A (React to Contact) and 1B (React to Indirect Fire). Day 2 also covers Linear Danger Areas (LDAs) and Open Danger Areas (ODAs) along with types of ambushes. Finally Basic Combat Training Day 2 covers vehicle operations, including operation of the Long Range Radio (LR) and vehicle convoy formations, along with that Close Quarters Combat (CQC) is touched upon and Recruits are ran through the kill house.
			\|1 hour 30 mins
			\|-
			\|Basic Combat Training Day 2
			\|Basic Combat Training Day 2 regards mainly the theoretical and tactical portion of the instruction. Movement Formations and Bounding, Battle Drills such as 1A (React to Contact) and 1B (React to Indirect Fire). Day 2 also covers Linear Danger Areas (LDAs) and Open Danger Areas (ODAs) along with types of ambushes. Finally Basic Combat Training Day 2 covers vehicle operations, including operation of the Long Range Radio (LR) and vehicle convoy formations, along with that Close Quarters Combat (CQC) is touched upon and Recruits are ran through the kill house.
			\|1 hour 30 mins
	\|-		\|-
	\|Basic Combat Training Day 2		\|Basic Combat Training Day 2

A.Hajo at 02:46, 30 August 2021

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	\|Basic Combat Training Day 1\|\|Basic Combat Training Day ~~1 encompasses most of~~ the ~~practical skills required for 2nd Ranger Battalion operations. Policies, General Orders~~ and the ~~Calendar~~. ~~Game keybinds, ranks, setting up ARMA kits,~~ and ~~uniform policy. Squad structure and the signal plan~~, plus roles and chain of command. Basic Combat Training also covers Land Navigation. One of the most important parts of Basic Combat Training is communication and working the radios with Task Force Arrowhead Radio (~~TFAR~~)~~. After going over communication, radio reports,~~ and ~~additional frequencies Recruits are then taught Combat Life Saver techniques, Anti-Tank procedures and weapons usage.~~		\|Basic Combat Training Day 2
	~~\|1 hour~~		\|Basic Combat Training Day 2 regards mainly the theoretical and tactical portion of the instruction. Movement Formations and Bounding, Battle Drills such as 1A (React to Contact) and 1B (React to Indirect Fire). Day 2 also covers Linear Danger Areas (LDAs) and Open Danger Areas (ODAs) along with types of ambushes. Finally Basic Combat Training Day 2 covers vehicle operations, including operation of the Long Range Radio (LR) and vehicle convoy formations, along with that Close Quarters Combat (CQC) is touched upon and Recruits are ran through the kill house.
	\|-\|Basic Combat Training Day 1\|\|Basic Combat Training Day 1 encompasses most of the practical skills required for 2nd Ranger Battalion operations. Policies, General Orders and the Calendar. Game keybinds, ranks, setting up ARMA kits, and uniform policy. Squad structure and the signal plan, plus roles and chain of command. Basic Combat Training also covers Land Navigation. One of the most important parts of Basic Combat Training is communication and working the radios with Task Force Arrowhead Radio (~~TFAR~~). ~~After going over communication, radio reports, and additional frequencies Recruits are then taught Combat Life Saver techniques, Anti-Tank procedures and weapons usage.~~		\|1 hour 30 mins
	~~\|1 hour~~
	~~\|-\|Basic Combat Training Day 1\|\|Basic Combat Training~~ Day 1 encompasses most of the practical skills required for 2nd Ranger Battalion operations. Policies, General Orders and the Calendar. Game keybinds, ranks, setting up ARMA kits, and uniform policy. Squad structure and the signal plan, plus roles and chain of command. Basic Combat Training also covers ~~Land Navigation. One of the most important parts of Basic Combat Training is communication and working the radios with Task Force Arrowhead Radio~~ (~~TFAR~~)~~. After going over communication, radio reports, and additional frequencies Recruits are then taught Combat Life Saver techniques, Anti-Tank procedures~~ and ~~weapons usage.~~
	~~\|1 hour~~
	\|-\|Basic Combat Training Day 1\|\|Basic Combat Training Day 1 encompasses most of the practical skills required for 2nd Ranger Battalion operations. Policies, General Orders and the Calendar. Game keybinds, ranks, setting up ARMA kits, and uniform policy. Squad structure and the signal plan, plus roles and chain of command. Basic Combat Training also covers Land Navigation. One of the most important parts of Basic Combat Training is communication and working the radios with Task Force Arrowhead Radio (~~TFAR~~). ~~After going over communication, radio reports, and additional frequencies Recruits are then taught Combat Life Saver techniques, Anti-Tank procedures and weapons usage.~~
	~~\|1 hour~~
	~~\|-\|~~Basic Combat Training Day ~~1\|\|Basic Combat Training Day 1 encompasses most of the practical skills required for 2nd Ranger Battalion~~ operations~~. Policies, General Orders and the Calendar. Game keybinds, ranks, setting up ARMA kits, and uniform policy. Squad structure and the signal plan~~, ~~plus roles and chain of command. Basic Combat Training also covers Land Navigation. One of the most important parts~~ of ~~Basic Combat Training is communication and working~~ the ~~radios with Task Force Arrowhead~~ Radio (~~TFAR~~)~~. After going over communication, radio reports,~~ and ~~additional frequencies Recruits are then taught Combat Life Saver techniques~~, ~~Anti-Tank procedures and weapons usage.~~
	~~\|1 hour~~
	\|-\|Basic Combat Training Day 1\|\|Basic Combat Training Day 1 encompasses most of the practical skills required for 2nd Ranger Battalion operations. Policies, General Orders and the Calendar. Game keybinds, ranks, setting up ARMA kits, and uniform policy. Squad structure and the signal plan, plus roles and chain of command. Basic Combat Training also covers Land Navigation. One of the most important parts of Basic Combat ~~Training is communication and working the radios with Task Force Arrowhead Radio~~ (~~TFAR~~)~~. After going over communication, radio reports,~~ and ~~additional frequencies~~ Recruits are ~~then taught Combat Life Saver techniques, Anti-Tank procedures and weapons usage~~.
	\|1 hour
	\|-		\|-
	\|}		\|}

A.Hajo at 02:44, 30 August 2021

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	\|~~Ranger Assessment and Selection Program~~		\|Basic Combat Training Day 1\|\|Basic Combat Training Day 1 encompasses most of the practical skills required for 2nd Ranger Battalion operations. Policies, General Orders and the Calendar. Game keybinds, ranks, setting up ARMA kits, and uniform policy. Squad structure and the signal plan, plus roles and chain of command. Basic Combat Training also covers Land Navigation. One of the most important parts of Basic Combat Training is communication and working the radios with Task Force Arrowhead Radio (TFAR). After going over communication, radio reports, and additional frequencies Recruits are then taught Combat Life Saver techniques, Anti-Tank procedures and weapons usage.
	~~\|Ranger Assessment and Selection Program (RASP) is the ultimate test of the knowledge given in~~ Basic Combat Training~~. It is an in-game examination and Trainees are expected to properly display their competence and knowledge within ARMA 3 and as a member of the 2nd Ranger Battalion.~~
	\|1 ~~hour~~\|-
	\|~~Ranger Assessment and Selection Program~~
	~~\|Ranger Assessment and Selection Program (RASP) is the ultimate test of the knowledge given in~~ Basic Combat Training~~. It is an in-game examination and Trainees are expected to properly display their competence and knowledge within ARMA 3 and as a member~~ of the 2nd Ranger Battalion.
	~~\|1 hour\|-~~
	~~\|Ranger Assessment~~ and ~~Selection Program~~
	~~\|Ranger Assessment and Selection Program (RASP) is~~ the ~~ultimate test of the knowledge given in Basic Combat Training~~. ~~It is an in-game examination and Trainees are expected to properly display their competence and knowledge within~~ ARMA 3 and ~~as a member of the 2nd Ranger Battalion~~.
	~~\|1 hour\|-~~
	~~\|Ranger Assessment~~ and ~~Selection Program~~
	~~\|Ranger Assessment~~ and ~~Selection Program (RASP) is the ultimate test~~ of ~~the knowledge given in~~ Basic Combat Training. ~~It is an in-game examination and Trainees are expected to properly display their competence and knowledge within ARMA 3 and as a member~~ of the ~~2nd Ranger Battalion.~~
	~~\|1 hour\|-~~
	~~\|Ranger Assessment and Selection Program~~
	~~\|Ranger Assessment and Selection Program (RASP) is the ultimate test~~ of ~~the knowledge given in~~ Basic Combat Training~~. It~~ is ~~an in-game examination and Trainees are expected to properly display their competence and knowledge within ARMA 3~~ and ~~as a member of~~ the ~~2nd Ranger Battalion.~~
	~~\|1 hour\|-~~
	~~\|Ranger Assessment and Selection Program~~
	~~\|Ranger Assessment and Selection Program~~ (~~RASP~~) ~~is the ultimate test of the knowledge given in Basic Combat Training~~. ~~It is an in-game examination~~ and ~~Trainees~~ are ~~expected to properly display their competence~~ and ~~knowledge within ARMA 3 and as a member of the 2nd Ranger Battalion~~.
	\|1 hour		\|1 hour
			\|-\|Basic Combat Training Day 1\|\|Basic Combat Training Day 1 encompasses most of the practical skills required for 2nd Ranger Battalion operations. Policies, General Orders and the Calendar. Game keybinds, ranks, setting up ARMA kits, and uniform policy. Squad structure and the signal plan, plus roles and chain of command. Basic Combat Training also covers Land Navigation. One of the most important parts of Basic Combat Training is communication and working the radios with Task Force Arrowhead Radio (TFAR). After going over communication, radio reports, and additional frequencies Recruits are then taught Combat Life Saver techniques, Anti-Tank procedures and weapons usage.
			\|1 hour
			\|-\|Basic Combat Training Day 1\|\|Basic Combat Training Day 1 encompasses most of the practical skills required for 2nd Ranger Battalion operations. Policies, General Orders and the Calendar. Game keybinds, ranks, setting up ARMA kits, and uniform policy. Squad structure and the signal plan, plus roles and chain of command. Basic Combat Training also covers Land Navigation. One of the most important parts of Basic Combat Training is communication and working the radios with Task Force Arrowhead Radio (TFAR). After going over communication, radio reports, and additional frequencies Recruits are then taught Combat Life Saver techniques, Anti-Tank procedures and weapons usage.
			\|1 hour
			\|-\|Basic Combat Training Day 1\|\|Basic Combat Training Day 1 encompasses most of the practical skills required for 2nd Ranger Battalion operations. Policies, General Orders and the Calendar. Game keybinds, ranks, setting up ARMA kits, and uniform policy. Squad structure and the signal plan, plus roles and chain of command. Basic Combat Training also covers Land Navigation. One of the most important parts of Basic Combat Training is communication and working the radios with Task Force Arrowhead Radio (TFAR). After going over communication, radio reports, and additional frequencies Recruits are then taught Combat Life Saver techniques, Anti-Tank procedures and weapons usage.
			\|1 hour
			\|-\|Basic Combat Training Day 1\|\|Basic Combat Training Day 1 encompasses most of the practical skills required for 2nd Ranger Battalion operations. Policies, General Orders and the Calendar. Game keybinds, ranks, setting up ARMA kits, and uniform policy. Squad structure and the signal plan, plus roles and chain of command. Basic Combat Training also covers Land Navigation. One of the most important parts of Basic Combat Training is communication and working the radios with Task Force Arrowhead Radio (TFAR). After going over communication, radio reports, and additional frequencies Recruits are then taught Combat Life Saver techniques, Anti-Tank procedures and weapons usage.
			\|1 hour
			\|-\|Basic Combat Training Day 1\|\|Basic Combat Training Day 1 encompasses most of the practical skills required for 2nd Ranger Battalion operations. Policies, General Orders and the Calendar. Game keybinds, ranks, setting up ARMA kits, and uniform policy. Squad structure and the signal plan, plus roles and chain of command. Basic Combat Training also covers Land Navigation. One of the most important parts of Basic Combat Training is communication and working the radios with Task Force Arrowhead Radio (TFAR). After going over communication, radio reports, and additional frequencies Recruits are then taught Combat Life Saver techniques, Anti-Tank procedures and weapons usage.
			\|1 hour
			\|-
	\|}		\|}

A.Hajo at 02:43, 30 August 2021

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			\|Ranger Assessment and Selection Program
			\|Ranger Assessment and Selection Program (RASP) is the ultimate test of the knowledge given in Basic Combat Training. It is an in-game examination and Trainees are expected to properly display their competence and knowledge within ARMA 3 and as a member of the 2nd Ranger Battalion.
			\|1 hour\|-
			\|Ranger Assessment and Selection Program
			\|Ranger Assessment and Selection Program (RASP) is the ultimate test of the knowledge given in Basic Combat Training. It is an in-game examination and Trainees are expected to properly display their competence and knowledge within ARMA 3 and as a member of the 2nd Ranger Battalion.
			\|1 hour\|-
			\|Ranger Assessment and Selection Program
			\|Ranger Assessment and Selection Program (RASP) is the ultimate test of the knowledge given in Basic Combat Training. It is an in-game examination and Trainees are expected to properly display their competence and knowledge within ARMA 3 and as a member of the 2nd Ranger Battalion.
			\|1 hour\|-
			\|Ranger Assessment and Selection Program
			\|Ranger Assessment and Selection Program (RASP) is the ultimate test of the knowledge given in Basic Combat Training. It is an in-game examination and Trainees are expected to properly display their competence and knowledge within ARMA 3 and as a member of the 2nd Ranger Battalion.
			\|1 hour\|-
			\|Ranger Assessment and Selection Program
			\|Ranger Assessment and Selection Program (RASP) is the ultimate test of the knowledge given in Basic Combat Training. It is an in-game examination and Trainees are expected to properly display their competence and knowledge within ARMA 3 and as a member of the 2nd Ranger Battalion.
			\|1 hour\|-
	\|Ranger Assessment and Selection Program		\|Ranger Assessment and Selection Program
	\|Ranger Assessment and Selection Program (RASP) is the ultimate test of the knowledge given in Basic Combat Training. It is an in-game examination and Trainees are expected to properly display their competence and knowledge within ARMA 3 and as a member of the 2nd Ranger Battalion.		\|Ranger Assessment and Selection Program (RASP) is the ultimate test of the knowledge given in Basic Combat Training. It is an in-game examination and Trainees are expected to properly display their competence and knowledge within ARMA 3 and as a member of the 2nd Ranger Battalion.
	\|1 hour		\|1 hour
	\|}		\|}

A.Hajo at 02:18, 30 August 2021

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	\| style="background-color: #ee9400; text-align:center;border:1px solid #000000;width:60%;" \|'''~~Description~~'''		\| style="background-color: #ee9400; text-align:center;border:1px solid #000000;width:60%;" \|'''Campaign Name'''
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	\|Basic Combat Training Day 1\|\|Basic Combat Training Day 1 encompasses most of the practical skills required for 2nd Ranger Battalion operations. Policies, General Orders and the Calendar. Game keybinds, ranks, setting up ARMA kits, and uniform policy. Squad structure and the signal plan, plus roles and chain of command. Basic Combat Training also covers Land Navigation. One of the most important parts of Basic Combat Training is communication and working the radios with Task Force Arrowhead Radio (TFAR). After going over communication, radio reports, and additional frequencies Recruits are then taught Combat Life Saver techniques, Anti-Tank procedures and weapons usage.		\|Basic Combat Training Day 1\|\|Basic Combat Training Day 1 encompasses most of the practical skills required for 2nd Ranger Battalion operations. Policies, General Orders and the Calendar. Game keybinds, ranks, setting up ARMA kits, and uniform policy. Squad structure and the signal plan, plus roles and chain of command. Basic Combat Training also covers Land Navigation. One of the most important parts of Basic Combat Training is communication and working the radios with Task Force Arrowhead Radio (TFAR). After going over communication, radio reports, and additional frequencies Recruits are then taught Combat Life Saver techniques, Anti-Tank procedures and weapons usage.

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	\|~~Ranger Assessment and Selection Program~~		\|Basic Combat Training Day 1\|\|Basic Combat Training Day 1 encompasses most of the practical skills required for 2nd Ranger Battalion operations. Policies, General Orders and the Calendar. Game keybinds, ranks, setting up ARMA kits, and uniform policy. Squad structure and the signal plan, plus roles and chain of command. Basic Combat Training also covers Land Navigation. One of the most important parts of Basic Combat Training is communication and working the radios with Task Force Arrowhead Radio (TFAR). After going over communication, radio reports, and additional frequencies Recruits are then taught Combat Life Saver techniques, Anti-Tank procedures and weapons usage.
	~~\|Ranger Assessment and Selection Program (RASP) is the ultimate test of the knowledge given in~~ Basic Combat Training~~. It is an in-game examination and Trainees are expected to properly display their competence and knowledge within ARMA 3 and as a member of the 2nd Ranger Battalion.~~
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	\|~~Ranger Assessment and Selection Program~~
	~~\|Ranger Assessment and Selection Program (RASP) is the ultimate test of the knowledge given in~~ Basic Combat Training~~. It is an in-game examination and Trainees are expected to properly display their competence and knowledge within ARMA 3 and as a member~~ of the 2nd Ranger Battalion.
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	~~\|Ranger Assessment and Selection Program (RASP) is~~ the ~~ultimate test of the knowledge given in Basic Combat Training~~. ~~It is an in-game examination and Trainees are expected to properly display their competence and knowledge within~~ ARMA 3 and ~~as a member of the 2nd Ranger Battalion~~.
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	~~\|Ranger Assessment~~ and ~~Selection Program~~
	~~\|Ranger Assessment~~ and ~~Selection Program (RASP) is the ultimate test~~ of ~~the knowledge given in~~ Basic Combat Training. ~~It is an in-game examination and Trainees are expected to properly display their competence and knowledge within ARMA 3 and as a member~~ of the ~~2nd Ranger Battalion.~~
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	~~\|Ranger Assessment and Selection Program~~
	~~\|Ranger Assessment and Selection Program (RASP) is the ultimate test~~ of ~~the knowledge given in~~ Basic Combat Training~~. It~~ is ~~an in-game examination and Trainees are expected to properly display their competence and knowledge within ARMA 3~~ and ~~as a member of~~ the ~~2nd Ranger Battalion.~~
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	~~\|Ranger Assessment and Selection Program~~
	~~\|Ranger Assessment and Selection Program~~ (~~RASP~~) ~~is the ultimate test of the knowledge given in Basic Combat Training~~. ~~It is an in-game examination~~ and ~~Trainees~~ are ~~expected to properly display their competence~~ and ~~knowledge within ARMA 3 and as a member of the 2nd Ranger Battalion~~.
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	\|Basic Combat Training Day 1\|\|Basic Combat Training Day 1 encompasses most of the practical skills required for 2nd Ranger Battalion operations. Policies, General Orders and the Calendar. Game keybinds, ranks, setting up ARMA kits, and uniform policy. Squad structure and the signal plan, plus roles and chain of command. Basic Combat Training also covers Land Navigation. One of the most important parts of Basic Combat Training is communication and working the radios with Task Force Arrowhead Radio (TFAR). After going over communication, radio reports, and additional frequencies Recruits are then taught Combat Life Saver techniques, Anti-Tank procedures and weapons usage.		\|Basic Combat Training Day 1\|\|Basic Combat Training Day 1 encompasses most of the practical skills required for 2nd Ranger Battalion operations. Policies, General Orders and the Calendar. Game keybinds, ranks, setting up ARMA kits, and uniform policy. Squad structure and the signal plan, plus roles and chain of command. Basic Combat Training also covers Land Navigation. One of the most important parts of Basic Combat Training is communication and working the radios with Task Force Arrowhead Radio (TFAR). After going over communication, radio reports, and additional frequencies Recruits are then taught Combat Life Saver techniques, Anti-Tank procedures and weapons usage.