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TERMINAL LEARNING OBJECTIVE
ACTION: Identify COFT Instructional Subsystems
CONDITION: Given a COFT, COFT IUH, and in a classroom environment
STANDARDS: I/O student must demonstrate knowledge of proper COFT training by achieving 80% or higher on the I/O end of course exam and achieve an overall “GO” on the student hands on test
COFT SAFETY BRIEFING
SAFETY:
• Tampering with equipment is prohibited and horseplay will not be tolerated
• CVC helmets must be worn in the Crew Station at all times
• No food, drinks, smoking or smokeless tobacco are allowed in the training area
• Use all required references during maintenance and training
• Do not walk on or move any cables, or touch any electrical connections
COFT SAFETY BRIEFING (Con’t)
• Know the location and function of the three emergency Shutdown Switches
• Know where the fire extinguishers are, how to use them, the location of the emergency exits and the Shelter Emergency Shutdown Switches
• Do not permit any activity in the COFT that is unsafe in the BFV
COFT I/O COURSE
Risk Assessment Level: Moderate, due to potential for exposed high voltage cables
Environmental Considerations: None
Evaluation: I/O student must demonstrate knowledge of proper COFT training by achieving 80% or higher on the I/O end of course exam and achieve an overall “GO” on the student hands on test
ENABLING LEARNING OBJECTIVE A
ACTION: Identify the COFT Training System
CONDITION: Given COFT, COFT IUH, and classroom instruction
STANDARDS: Demonstrate knowledge of the COFT training system IAW COFT IUH
TRAINING SYSTEM
• Instructional subsystem
• Categories
• Program
• Modes
INSTRUCTIONAL SUBSYSTEM
a. Instructor/Operator
1) Training Matrices
2) Evaluation Program
3) Crew Records
b. Senior Instructor Operator
1) Crew Management
2) I/O Management
3) Parameters
TRAINING CATEGORIES
• ENGINEER
• FIRE SUPPORT TEAM
• AIR DEFENSE
• CAVALRY
• INFANTRY
TRAINING PROGRAMS
SUSTAINMENT
• Battle Roster Crews/Alternate Crews
CROSS
• All Other Crews
TRAINING MODES
• GUNNERY
• COMBAT
GUNNERY MODE
The GUNNERY mode presents exercises specifically for Bradley Table VIII live-fire gunnery preparation
The matrices used in this mode are Special Purpose, Preliminary, Crew, and Sustainment
• PANEL TARGETS
• RANGE MARKERS
• AMMUNITION ALLOCATION
• HIT – vs. – KILL PRECENTAGES
PANEL TARGETS
• T72 Panel – Partial, Turret, Front, Flank• Troops Panel – Area, Point• BMP Panel – Front, Flank• BRDM Panel – Front, Flank• ZSU-23 Panel – Front, Flank• BTR Panel – Front• BMD Panel – Front, Flank• Hind Panel – Front • Truck Panel – Front, Flank
Targets are two-dimensional and constructed IAW TC 25-8
RANGE MARKERS
• Targets are two dimensional and constructedIAW TC 25-8
• Markers will appear as they are on the gunnery ranges
AMMUNITION ALLOCATION
TARGET TYPE
25 mm Point Target
Area Target
25mm Aerial Target
Coax Point Target
Coax Area Target
TOW Armored
TOW (Light and Unarmored)
# of rounds
8rds
25rds
20rds
50rds
100rds
1msl
1msl
COMBAT MODE
The COMBAT mode presents exercises that prepare for Platoon and ARTEP gunnery events
The matrices used in this mode are Special Purpose, Preliminary, Advanced, and Sustainment
• REALISTIC TARGETS
• AMMUNITION ALLOCATION
• HIT – vs. – KILL PERCENTAGES
REALISTIC TARGETS
• Dimension – three-dimensional, life-like
• Range – varying from 100 to 3750 meters
• Presentation – single or multiple
• Speed – simulated from 0 to 40 mph
• Orientation – appear at a variety of angles and positions
• Path – varies in direction and speed, predeterminedpaths
• Type – T72M, T80, Troops (Point, Area), BMP 1, BMP 2, BMP 3, BRDM 2, BTR-60, BTR-80, 2S1, ZSU-23, 2S1, 2S6, 2S19, SA-13, SA-15, MI-28, MI-24F, GAZ66, MI-8, Truck with .50cal, KRAZ 255B, KRAZ Fuel
AMMUNITION BASIC LOADS
The COFT trainer is not equipped with an Ammo-Reverse Switch. The I/O must toggle the switch in response to the ammo load prompt at the IOS.
Ammo Type Infantry Cavalry Air DefenseReady TOWs 2 2 2Stowed TOWs 3 10 3Ready 25mm AP 70 70 70Stowed 25mm AP 230 470 140Ready 25mm HE 230 230 230Stowed 25mm HE 370 730 460Ready COAX 800 800 800Stowed COAX 1400 3400 3800
ENABLING LEARNING OBJECTIVE B
ACTION: Identify the Training Matrices
CONDITION: Given COFT, COFT IUH, and classroom instruction
STANDARDS: Demonstrate knowledge of the COFT training matrixes IAW COFT IUH
TRAINING MATRIX FLOW
SPECIAL PURPOSE MATRIX
OrientationOrientation/ / FamiliarizationFamiliarization
AcquisitionAcquisition ProcessProcess
EngagementEngagement DecisionDecision
EngagementEngagement ExecutionExecution
ExerciseExercise byby ContentContent
PrePre--firefire ChecklistChecklist
ZeroingZeroing
PRELIMINARY MATRIX
Target Condition Levels
Ve
hic
le/T
arg
et
Po
stu
re L
ev
els
Sta & Movon Sta & Mov
20122100 20122200 20122300 20222300Moving on
Moving
20121100 20121200 20221300Moving onStationary
20112100 20112200 20212300Stationary
on Moving
20111100 20111200 20211300Stationary
on Stationary
Single MultipleSingle/Multiple
2013320020133100
CdrSingle/Multiple
20233300
20111300
20112300
20121300
3
19 2020133300
7
11
1 2 4
5 6 8
9 10 12
13
17 18
161514
CREW MATRIX
MPL (Gate to Live-Fire)MPL (Gate to Live-Fire)
Fully OperationalFully Operational
LRF FailureLRF Failure
Stabilization FailureStabilization Failure
Auxiliary ExerciseAuxiliary Exercise
Commanders ExerciseCommanders Exercise
Manual ExerciseManual Exercise
ADVANCED MATRIX
Phase 3: Stationary/Moving Own Vehicle
Phase 2: Moving Own Vehicle
Phase 1: Stationary Own Vehicle
STA/MOVTargets
MovingTargets
StationaryTargets
FO MR SF ME AE CE
42113300 42113320 42113330 42113350 42113370 42213380
42112300 42112320 42112330 42112350 42112370 42212380
42111300 42111320 42111330 42111350 42111370 42211380
43113300 43113320 43113330 43113350 43113370 43213380
43112300 43112320 43112330 43112350 43112370 43212380
43111300 43111320 43111330 43111350 43111370 43211380
STA/MOVTargets
MovingTargets
StationaryTargets
44113300 44113320 44113330 44113350 44113370 44213380
44112300 44112320 44112330 44112350 44112370 44212380
44111300 44111320 44111330 44111350 44111370 44211380
STA/MOVTargets
MovingTargets
StationaryTargets
ENABLING LEARNING OBJECTIVE C
ACTION: Identify the COFT Exercise Numbering
CONDITION: Given COFT, COFT IUH, and classroom instruction
STANDARDS: Demonstrate knowledge of the COFT exercise numbering IAW COFT IUH
GUNNERY NUMBERING
Reserved for future use
Degraded Modes exercises0= FO= Fully Operational2= MR= Manual range3= SF= Stab Failure5= ME= Manual Exercise7= AE=Auxiliary Exercise8= CE=Commander ExerciseNumber of Targets
0- N/A1- Single Targets2- Multiple Targets3- Single/Multiple Targets Target Movement
0- N/A1- Stationary Targets2- Moving Targets3- Stationary/Moving TargetsOwn-vehicle Movement
1- Stationary 2- Moving3- Stationary/Moving
Engagement Type0-N/A1-Gunner2-Commander3-Combination
Crew/Advanced Training0- N/A1- MPL2- Phase 13- Phase 24- Phase 3
Training Matrixes1- Special Purpose2- Preliminary Training3- Crew Training4- Advance Training5- Sustainment Training
EXERCISE NUMBERING
2 0 2 1 1 1 0 0
X X X X X X X X
SPECIAL PURPOSE NUMBERING
EXERCISE NUMBERING
Reserved0- n/a
Training Selection0- N/A1- Orientation/Familiarization2- Acquisition Process3- Engagement Decision 4- Engagement Execution5- Exercise By Content6- Pre-fire Checklist7- Zeroing Exercise
Training Matrixes1- Special Purpose
1 2 1 0 0
X X X X X
Acquisition Process0- N/A1- Search2- Detection3- Location4- Identification
Engagement Decision0- N/A1- Target Determination2- Weapons/AmmoSelection3- Target Confirmation
Engagement Execution0- N/A1- Method of Engagement2- Engagement Techniques
Method of Engagement0- N/A1- Battlesight2- Precision Gunnery
Engagement Techniques0- N/A 1- Observation2- Target Lead3- Direct Fire Adjustment
ENABLING LEARNING OBJECTIVE D
ACTION: Identify the COFT Scoring System
CONDITION: Given a COFT, COFT IUH, and classroom instruction
STANDARDS: Students must identify exercise scoring as it applies to the COFT IAW COFT IUH
EXERCISE SCORING
U4 or more failed exercises
2 or more failed exercises
P24 to 309 to 12
T31 to 3613 to 15
TwelveFive Rating
Situations in Each Exercise
Crews are scored IAW the T,P,U evaluation criteria in FM 3-22.1. The computer converts letters to numbers.
(T) Trained = 3
(P) Needs Practice = 2
(U) Untrained = 1
Exercises may contain 5 or 12 situations. The scores are added together and an overall score of T, P, or U is given for the exercise.
CREW PROGRESSION CRITERIA
• ONLY IN COMPUTER RECOMMENDED EXERCISES
• Preliminary, Crew, Advanced, and Sustainment Matrix
• ONLY WHEN TASKS STANDARDS ARE ACHIEVED
• Evaluated IAW FM 3-22.1, Chapter 8
• I/O CONTROLS CREW MOVEMENT IN SPECIAL
PURPOSE MATRIX
• I/O IDENTIFIES CREW ERRORS
GUNNERY PERCENT HIT - KILL
TARGET TYPE KILL STANDARD25mm Point Target25mm Point Target (Troop)25mm Area Target25mm Aerial TargetCoax Point Target
Coax Area TargetTow Armored
Hit target with 3 roundsHit target with 1 roundObtain 75% area coverageHit target with 5 roundsTroop - Hit target with 1 roundTruck - Hit target with 3 roundsHit 1 IRET and obtain 75% coverageHit with 1 TOW
IDENTIFY SUBTASKS
TARGET TYPE KILL STANDARD25 mm Point Target25mm Area Target25mm Aerial TargetCoax Point TargetCoax Area TargetTOW Armored
3 – 12 Hits to Kill3 – 12 Hits to Kill3 - 12 Hits to Kill1 Hit to KillKill 1 Troop and 75% Coverage80% = 1 Hit to Kill20% = 2 Hits to Kill
Timing For Offensive Engagements
Time starts when the target or simultaneous targets are fully exposed (target lock) or the first round is fired (whichever occurs first)
Time stops for each target in an engagement when the target is killed or that target’s exposure time has expired
Timing For Defensive Engagements
Time starts: • First round fired• Targets exposed and vehicle exposed
Time stops: 25mm• Vehicle begins to move back• Target killed• Target exposure time expired
Time stops: coax• One IRET killed
IDENTIFY SUBTASKS
• CRITICAL SUBTASKS
• LEADER SUBTASKS
• NON-CRITICAL SUBTASKS
CRITICAL SUBTASKS
A – Auxiliary Sight Engagement
B – NBC Engagement
C – Manual Control Engagement
D – Commander’s Hand Station Engagement
E – Friendly Target Engagement
LEADER SUBTASKS
A: Proper Fire Command
B: Target Lethality
C: Proper Ammunition per Target
E: Gunner fires before receiving the command to fire
NON-CRITICAL SUBTASKS
A – Proper Response Terms
B – Proper Engagement Techniques
D – Proper Driving Techniques
E – Proper Defensive Techniques
EXERCISE SUBTASK KEYS
NBC
Fire Command
Gunner Identified
Fire
On The Way
Engage. Tech.
CREW SELECTION
InfantryCAVADAFISTENG
SustainmentCross
GunneryCombat
EXERCISE SELECTION SCREEN
Computer Recommendation
Exercise Preview
ExerciseNumbers
Training Matrix
Run Exercise
Primary 2 Desert DatabasePrimary 1 Woodland Database
EXERCISE GENERATION
Exercise Generation Indicator
EXERCISE CONTROLS
Freeze/Unfreeze
Target Time Out.
(Used only in Special Purpose and DRC).
Playback Repeat Terminate Print
Reload Ammo
(Used only in Special Purpose).
Driver Halt/Move Out when in the Offense. Driver Move Up/Back when in the Defense
IOS CONTROL FUNCTIONS BUTTONS
Crews Selection
Exercise Selection
Tng. Management
Records
Diagnostics
Logoff
Quit
PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS BUTTONS
Runs The Next Recommended
Exercise
Goes to the Session Summary Print Saves To Disk
RECORD FUNCTION BUTTONS
Print Record
Save Record to Disk
Page Up
Page Down
Scroll Up
Scroll Down
Zoom in/out
Crew RecordSessionSummary
Performance Analysis
Situation Monitor
Prebrief Debrief Unit Summary
CREW RECORDS
SESSION SUMMARY
Performance Analysis/ Situation Monitor
Displays information from the most recent exercise fired
PRE-BRIEF
DEBRIEF
UNIT SUMMARY
TERMINAL LEARNING OBJECTIVE
ACTION: Identify COFT Instructional Subsystems
CONDITION: Given a COFT, COFT IUH, and in a classroom environment
STANDARDS: I/O student must demonstrate knowledge of proper COFT training by achieving 80% or higher on the I/O end of course exam and achieve an overall “GO” on the student hands on test
SUMMARY
ELO A: Identify the COFT Training System
ELO B: Identify the Training Matrices
ELO C: Identify the COFT Scoring System
ELO D: Identify the COFT Crew Progression