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Lesson 5 1. What is battle-focused training? Battle-focused training is a concept used to derive peacetime requirements from wartime missions. 2. Describe the long-range planning process? Long-range planning synchronizes supporting units and agencies so that effective training events can be properly executed. Resources such as major training areas, ammunition, and fuel are allocated and shortfalls are identified. 3. What do leaders do during short-term planning? During short-range planning, leaders review existing procedures, issue specific environmental guidance, update risk assessment matrices and unit SOPs, and train their soldiers on new environmental-protection procedures. 4. Explain near-term planning? Near-term planning defines specific actions required to execute the short-range plan. It is the final phase of planning before the execution of training. During this phase, key leaders inspect equipment and ensure that soldiers perform maintenance and PMCS before field exercise. 5. Who is required to take environmental-awareness training? All personnel require environmental awareness training. In addition to awareness training, individuals with certain duties and responsibilities require specialized training.
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