UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS COMPANY ‘G’ 2ND BATTALION, 25TH MARINES 4TH MARINE DIVISION BUILDING 3306, PICATINNY ARSENAL DOVER, NEW JERSEY 07801-3306 IN REPLY REFER TO: 1000 I-I/thg 10 May 2006 From: Inspector/Instructor, Company G, 2 nd Bn 25 th Marines To: Distribution List Subj: LETTER OF INSTRUCTION (LOI) FOR THE CONDUCT OF ANNUAL TRAINING FROM 17 JUNE 2006-01 JULY 2006 AT MCB QUANTICO, VA. Encl: (1) Gear List (2) Training Schedule (3) ORM’s (4) Golf Company Ammunition Allocation (5) POC List (6) Roster of Attendees 1. Purpose . To issue information and instructions for the Marines and Sailors of Golf Co. 2 nd Battalion, 25 th Marines participating in Annual Training (AT) to be conducted at MCB Quantico, VA. over the period of 17 June 2006–01 July 2006. 2. COMMANDER’S INTENT. The purpose of this exercise is to hone the Golf Company’s combat readiness. The method will be to deploy Golf Company to MCB Quantico, Va. and conduct an Annual Training Exercise (AT). The end state will be the enhancement of Golf Company’s combat effectiveness. 3. SITUATION. Golf Company will conduct an AT from June 17, 2006 until July 01, 2006 at MCB Quantico, VA. IOT continue to build a foundation for proficiency, which will evolve into proficiency at the platoon and company level. Periods of instructions will be conducted during any down time to work on deficiencies from previous drills. 4. MISSION. Golf Company, 2/25 will move to MCB Quantico, VA. in order to enhance the combat readiness of the Company through an Annual Training Exercise. 5. EXECUTION a. Scheme of Maneuver. The Advance Party will depart 15 June 2006 at 0600 via government vehicle to confirm the training areas, billeting, ammunition and other RSU supported items. The Company’s movement to MCB Quantico, VA. will be by bus. The Company will muster at 0500 with a departure time of 1000 on 17 June 2006. Upon arrival Golf Company will move to Camp Upshur for billeting and begin preparations for training. The company will retrograde back to the Home Training Site (HTC) at 0730 on 01 July 2006 via bus. Upon return to HTC the Company GySgt will inspect the bus for equipment and trash. Weapons cleaning, re-secure of armory items and administrative requirements will follow after return to HTC. b. Tasks
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UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS COMPANY ‘G’
2ND BATTALION, 25TH MARINES 4TH MARINE DIVISION
BUILDING 3306, PICATINNY ARSENAL DOVER, NEW JERSEY 07801-3306
IN REPLY REFER TO:
1000 I-I/thg 10 May 2006 From: Inspector/Instructor, Company G, 2nd Bn 25th Marines To: Distribution List Subj: LETTER OF INSTRUCTION (LOI) FOR THE CONDUCT OF ANNUAL TRAINING FROM 17 JUNE 2006-01 JULY 2006 AT MCB QUANTICO, VA. Encl: (1) Gear List (2) Training Schedule (3) ORM’s (4) Golf Company Ammunition Allocation (5) POC List (6) Roster of Attendees 1. Purpose. To issue information and instructions for the Marines and Sailors of Golf Co. 2nd Battalion, 25th Marines participating in Annual Training (AT) to be conducted at MCB Quantico, VA. over the period of 17 June 2006–01 July 2006. 2. COMMANDER’S INTENT. The purpose of this exercise is to hone the Golf Company’s combat readiness. The method will be to deploy Golf Company to MCB Quantico, Va. and conduct an Annual Training Exercise (AT). The end state will be the enhancement of Golf Company’s combat effectiveness. 3. SITUATION. Golf Company will conduct an AT from June 17, 2006 until July 01, 2006 at MCB Quantico, VA. IOT continue to build a foundation for proficiency, which will evolve into proficiency at the platoon and company level. Periods of instructions will be conducted during any down time to work on deficiencies from previous drills. 4. MISSION. Golf Company, 2/25 will move to MCB Quantico, VA. in order to enhance the combat readiness of the Company through an Annual Training Exercise. 5. EXECUTION
a. Scheme of Maneuver. The Advance Party will depart 15 June 2006 at 0600
via government vehicle to confirm the training areas, billeting, ammunition and other RSU supported items. The Company’s movement to MCB Quantico, VA. will be by bus. The Company will muster at 0500 with a departure time of 1000 on 17 June 2006. Upon arrival Golf Company will move to Camp Upshur for billeting and begin preparations for training. The company will retrograde back to the Home Training Site (HTC) at 0730 on 01 July 2006 via bus. Upon return to HTC the Company GySgt will inspect the bus for equipment and trash. Weapons cleaning, re-secure of armory items and administrative requirements will follow after return to HTC.
b. Tasks
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(1) Executive Officer
(a) Maintain an efficient flow of concurrent tasks and
supervise platoon actions prior to departure. Ensure time is being properly economized so that Golf Company will meet its required departure timeline.
(2) 1st Sergeant
(a) Submit AT roster for every Marine training during the
exercise.
(3) Inspector-Instructor Training Section
(a) Provide necessary personnel for advance party NLT 1300, 07 May 2006.
(b) Provide and maintain an accurate personnel roster during
the AT exercise. (c) Ensure staging of vehicles, ammunition, water, and chow at
the various ranges prior to the commencement of training.
(d) Coordinate and ensure proper issue of communications gear to the RSO and Platoons. Report progress to Commanding Officer when communications tasks are complete.
(e) Assign a Marine to be the safety driver for HMMWV during
training exercises.
(f) Maintain an efficient flow of concurrent tasks and supervise platoon actions prior to departure. Ensure time is being properly economized so that Golf Company will meet required departure timeline.
(4) Supply/MT Chief
(a) Ensure bus transportation for golf company personnel participating in the AT exercise. -Buses at Picatinny Arsenal NLT 0800, 17 June 2006. -Buses at Camp Upshur, MCB Quantico, VA. NLT 1600 17 June 2006. (b) Ensure bus drivers have strip maps of MCB Quantico, VA. to locate Camp Upshur for billeting. (c) Ensure the advance party has all supporting documents to make liaison with RSU/ASP, MCB Quantico, VA. for training support.
(5) Medical
(a) Identify all medical requirements to support Golf Company during their AT.
(b) Screen Marines medical records for injuries that would prevent Marines from participating in an AT.
(c) Ensure medical records are packed and ready for
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transportation to MCB Quantico, VA. with the advance party on 17 June 2006.
(6) Communications
(a) Ensure Communication support above and beyond Table of Equipment for Golf Company is requested through RSU.
(7) Armory
(a) Coordinate armory to be ready to issue weapons at 0500 on 17 Jan 2006. Cross-reference weapons card with roster, all
individual weapons will be signed individually.
(b) Ensure one Marine per bus draws security rounds for transportation of weapons.
(c) Ensure that all individual weapons have been PFI and ready
for deployment NLT 12 May 2006 c. Coordinating Instructions (1) Advance party at HTC on 15 June 2006 at 0600 for departure to MCB Quantico, Va. (2) Muster main body at HTC on 17 June 2006 at 0500. (3) All weapons will be carried by individual Marines to MCB Quantico, VA. (4) One Marine per bus with a weapon and security rounds. 6. ADMIN/LOGISTICS. The following is a list of requirements to support training. a. ADMIN
(1) Admin section will issue the proper set of “orders” to the individual Marine.
(2) UNIFORM: Green Digital Utilities, cover, boots, I.D. Tags (neck & left boot) and ID card.
(3) EQUIPMENT: See gear list enclosure. (4) BILLETING: RSU Barracks at Camp Upshur.
(5) MESSING: MRE’s during bus travel and during training. (6) TRANSPORTATION: (3) 48 pax buses leaving Picatinny Arsenal at 1000 on 17 June 2006 and returning on 01 July 2006 at approx
0600. b. LOGISTICS
(1) Ammo: Golf Company must ensure that required ammunition is at the Ammunition Supply Point (ASP) MCB Quantico, VA. via BN/RSU prior to arriving for training. RSU phone number is (703) 784-5566 POC GySgt Urquieta.
(2) Vehicles: Motor T Chief will ensure all vehicles being used
during the AT are PM’d, loaded and staged NLT 13 June 2006 for
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movement to Camp Upshur.
(3) Medical: A safety corpsman will be identified for all training. During all training a corpsman with required equipment will be co-located with the safety vehicle and be familiar with MCB Quantico, VA. Medevac procedures.
7. COMMAND AND SIGNAL. a. Command (1) Advanced Party notify I&I Staff upon arrival to MCB Quantico, VA. b. Signal
(1) CEOI to be issued during AT Exercise.
C.L. JOHNSON T.H. GARNETT Co. GySgt Inspector Instructor
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Individual Gear List
Sleeping Bag (Green)Compression Sack Gortex Bivy Sack Gortex Trousers Poncho Poncho Liner Body Armor* Helmet Load Bearing Equipment* IFAC E-Tool E-Tool Carrier 2 x Canteen 2 x Canteen Cover Canteen Cup Canteen Cup Stand Waterproof Bag ISOMAT
1 x Utilities-Green 2 x Utilities-Tan 1pr x Boots 4pr x Grn Socks 4 x Grn T-Shirts 2pr x White Socks 2pr x Grn PT Shorts Grn Sweatshirt Grn Sweatpants Running Shoes 1 x Civilian Clothes Leather Gloves-BLK Glove Inserts-GRN Watch Cap Shower Shoes 2 x Towels 2 x Washcloths Field Protective Mask Optional Items
Thursday, 15 June 2006 G. Company Advanced Party departs Picatinny Arsenal at 0600. Friday, 16 June 2006 G. Company Advanced Party receives RSO classes at MCB Quantico, VA. and receives Company vehicles at Camp Upshur. ADVON draws and stages ammunition for training. ADVON links up with the BN ADVON at 1200 at RSU. Saturday, 17 June 2006 G. Company Main Body departs Picatinny Arsenal 1100 for MCB Quantico, Va. with an arrival time of 1800. Upon arrival Golf Company will be escorted to Camp Upshur for billeting and begin preparations for training. Sunday, 18 June 2006 EMP/Driver Training Range: RNG-14 EMP/Driver training Instructor: SSgt Fullwood Transportation: Bus OIC: GySgt Johnson RSO: SSgt Flores RSO TEST 0530 AT CAMP UPSHUR 0400-0500 Reveille/hygiene 0500-0530 Transportation to Rng-14 (BUS)/RSO TEST 0530 0530-0630 Chow at RNG (MRE) 0630-1200 Conduct EMP training/Driver Training 1200-1300 Chow (BL) BN 1000 pu 1300-1700 EMP training/Driver Training Cont. 1700-1800 Chow at RNG (VC) BN 1600 pu 1800-2000 EMP training/Driver Training Cont. 2000-2200 RNG clean up/inspection, personnel and Wpns accountability 2200-2230 Movement to Camp Upshur
Ref: Enhanced Marksmanship Program MTU 2nd MarDiv Training and Readiness Manual NAVMAC 3500.87 01 Sept. 05 Individual Training Events: M16A2 0311-M16-1101-4&8 HMMWV TM-10-5411-231-13P TM-55-2320-280-14 Monday, 19 June 2006 Range: Night Lab Instructor: Civilian
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Night lab: 2 groups of 25 Marines. 1st group in the morning, 2nd group in the afternoon.
Transportation to Night Lab: Bus GAS CHAMBER
OIC: TBD RSO: TBD
0500-0600 Reveille/hygiene 0600-0630 Transportation to Night Lab/Gas Chamber (Bus) 0630-0700 Chow (MRE) 0700-1130 Night Lab/NBC 1st group 1130-1300 Chow (BL) BN 1100 pu 1300-1630 Night Lab/NBC 2nd group 1630-1700 Movement to Camp Upshur 1700-COMP Chow (VC) BN 1630 pu/Prep for Grenade range Ref: Training and Readiness Manual NAVMAC 3500.87 01 Sept. 05 INF-NBC-5502-5504, 0311-NBC-1601-04, 0311-NBC-2601-02, 0311-OPTS-1501,0311-OPTS-1502 Marine Battle Skills Training Book (BST) pg. 2-14-61 to 68 Tuesday, 20 June 2006 Grenade Range Range: 3B Instructor: TBD Transportation: Bus OIC: TBD RSO: TBD 0600-0700 Reveille/hygiene 0700-0800 Chow (BN)at Upshur 0800-0830 Movement to Grenade RNG 3B (Bus) 0830-1130 Grenade RNG 1130-1300 Chow (BL) BN 1100 pu 1300-1530 Grenade RNG Cont. 1530-1600 Range clean-up/range inspection 1600-1630 Movement to TA-16 foot movement 1630-COMP Chow (VC) BN 1630 pu/Plt Cmdr/Sgt time NOTE: (Possible) Rifle re-qualification for 16 Marines who fired UNQ on 09 April 2006. Ref: Training and Readiness Manual NAVMAC 3500.87 01 Sept. 05 0311-DEMO-1801 TM 9-1330-200-12, TM 1330-12/1AC18 Wednesday, 21 June 2006 SULE/Comm X
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Range: TA-16 Instructor: Small Unit Leaders Transportation: Foot Movement OIC: TBD RSO: TBD 0530-0600 Reveille 0600-0730 Chow (MRE) 0730-1200 Small unit training (radio operator receives crypto from BN Comm) 1200-1300 Chow (MRE) 1300-1700 Small unit training cont. 1700-1800 Chow (MRE) 1800-2100 Small unit training set up OE-254 2100-COMP Company Commander’s Time Ref: Training and Readiness Manual NAVMAC 3500.87 01 Sept. 05 Individual Training Events: (COMM) MCO 1510.118, MCO 1510.117, MCO 1510.37C Thursday, 22 June 2006 Company Patrolling Range: TA-16 OIC: TBD RSO: TBD 0500-0600 Reveille/hygiene 0600-0700 Chow (MRE) 0700-0830 Patrol overlay (Squad Leaders) 0830-1000 Warning order (Plt Cmdrs/Plt Sgts) 1000-1130 Issue patrol order (Plt Cmdrs/Plt Sgts) 1130-1330 Chow (MRE), patrol prep 1330-2200 Day/Night Company/Platoon patrolling 2200-2300 Personnel/gear accountability 2300-2400 Foot Movement to MOUT 2400-0600 Platoon Commander’s Time Ref: Training and Readiness Manual NAVMAC 3500.87 01 Sept. 05 CO PAT INF-OFF-6108, INF-OFF-6109-6120/PLT PAT INF-OFF-5108, INF-PAT-5140-5149 Individual Training Events: 0311-PAT-1000-2011 Friday, 23 June 2006 BN FEX Range: MOUT Facility/Combat Town
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Transportation: Foot Movement OIC: TBD RSO: TBD 0600-0700 Reveille/hygiene 0700-0800 Chow (MRE) 0800-1200 MOUT Techniques, Platoon SOP’s 1200-1300 Chow (MRE) 1300-1730 MOUT Training cont. 1730-2200 Force on Force day/night MOUT 2200-0600 Company Commander’s Time Ref: Training and Readiness Manual NAVMAC 3500.87 01 Sept. 05 Individual Training Events: M16A2 0311-M16-1101-4&8 MCO 1510.101A Training and Readiness Manual NAVMAC 3500.87 01 Sept. 05 INF-MOUT-5801-5814, INF-MOUT-5801-5814 Individual Training Events: 0311-M16-1101,2,7,8 & 2103, 0311-M203-1110-14 & 15, 0311-M249-1121-27 & 2123-25, 0331-MMG-1201-9 Saturday, 24 June 2006 BN FEX Range: MOUT Facility/Combat Town OIC: TBD RSO: TBD 0600-0700 Reveille/hygiene 0700-0800 Chow (MRE) 0800-1200 MOUT training cont. 1200-1300 Chow (MRE) 1300-1730 MOUT training cont. 1730-2200 Force on Force day/night MOUT training 2200-0600 Company Commander's Time Ref: Training and Readiness Manual NAVMAC 3500.87 01 Sept. 05 Individual Training Events: M16A2 0311-M16-1101-4&8 MCO 1510.101A Training and Readiness Manual NAVMAC 3500.87 01 Sept. 05 Collective Training Events: INF-MOUT-5801-5814 Platoon Collective Events: INF-MOUT-5801-5814 Individual Training Events: 0311-M16-1101,2,7,8 & 2103, 0311-M203-1110-14 & 15, 0311-M249-1121-27 & 2123-25, 0331-MMG-1201-9 Sunday, 25 June 2006 BN FEX ENDEX Range: MOUT Facility Transportation: Foot Movement OIC: TBD RSO: TBD 0600-0700 Reveille/hygiene 0700-0800 Chow (MRE) 0800-1000 Clean MOUT facility/ Chow(BL) BN pu 1000
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1100-1300 Retrograde to Camp Upshur 1300-1430 Gear accountability/ maintenance 1430-1600 BN Debrief 1600-1700 Chow VC)1600 pu/ Wpns/Gear maintenance 1700-1800 Chow (BN) 1800-1900 Plt Cmdr/Plt Sgt time Monday, 26 June 2006 SMAW (RNG 15)/Mortar Live Fire (RNG 7) Transportation: Bus/HUMMV OIC: TBD RSO: TBD 0530-0630 Reveille/hygiene 0700-0800 Chow (VC) 0600 p/u 0800-1000 Company Commanders time, unit PT 1000-1400 PT recovery, chow, field prep 1400-1430 Movement to ranges SMAW (RNG 15), Mortars (RNG 7) 1430-1800 SMAW/Mortar Live Fire/ chow (VC) 1630 p/u 1800-1830 RNG clean up/RNG inspection 1830-1900 Movement to Camp Upshur (Bus) Tuesday, 27 June 2006 Platoon Maneuver, Mortars, 51’s, MG Range: 51’s Murphy Demo RNG Mortars RNG 7 Machine Guns RNG 15A Platoon Maneuver RNG 15B
Instructor: SSGT GRAUSAM (Demo)
Transportation: Bus OIC: TBD OIC: TBD OIC: GYSGT JOHNSON (Demo) RSO: SSGT BARTOLUCCI RSO: SSGT PEER RSO: SSGT FLORES (MG) 0500-0630 Reveille/hygiene 0630-0730 Chow (MRE) 0730-0830 Movement to Range 15 series Movement to Murphy Demo Range (51’s) 0830-1200 Mortars live fire (RNG 7) MG Live fire (RNG 15A) 51’s (Murphy Demo RNG) Platoon Maneuver (RNG 15B) 1200-1300 Chow (MRE) 1300-1700 Mortars live fire (cont) MG live fire (cont) 51’s (Murphy Demo RNG) cont. Platoon Maneuver (RNG 15B) 1700-1800 Range clean up/ RNG Inspection
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1800-1900 Movement to Camp Upshur (Bus) 1900-COMP Wpns/gear maintenance, Plt Cmdr/Sgt Time Note: Mortars will muster at Range 15 to link up with G. Co upon completion of the Live Fire. Ref: Training and Readiness Manual NAVMAC 3500.87 01 Sept. 05 0341/INF-0341-3100-4111, INF-60MM-3200-3203, 0331/INF-0331-3100-01,4101, INF-MMG-3401-3409, 0351/SMAW-1001-09, 0351-DEMO-1201-2212 Wednesday, 28 June 2006 Platoon Maneuver, 51’s, MG Range: Range 15 series Instructor: TBD Transportation: Bus OIC: TBD RSO: TBD 0500-0630 Reveille/hygiene 0630-0730 Chow (MRE) 0730-0830 Movement to Range 15 series Movement to Murphy Demo Range (51’s) 0830-1200 MG Live fire (RNG 15A) 51’s (Murphy Demo RNG) Platoon Maneuver (RNG 15B) 1200-1300 Chow (MRE) 1300-1700 MG live fire (cont) 51’s (Murphy Demo RNG) Platoon Maneuver (RNG 15B) 1700-1800 Range clean up/Inspection 1800-1900 Movement to Camp Upshur 1900-COMP Wpns/gear maintenance, Plt Cmdr/Sgt Time Ref: Training and Readiness Manual NAVMAC 3500.87 01 Sept. 05 0341/INF-0341-3100-4111, INF-60MM-3200-3203, 0331/INF-0331-3100-01,4101, INF-MMG-3401-3409, 0351/SMAW-1001-09, 0351-DEMO-1201-2212 Thursday, 29 June 2006 Clean gear/Prep for retrograde Camp Upshur 0600-0700 Reveille/hygiene 0700-0800 Chow (VC) BN 0600 pu 0800-1130 Clean Barracks/Gear & Equipment/ Dunnage turn-in 1130-1300 Chow (BL) BN 1100 pu 1300-1600 Clean Barracks/Gear & Equipment/ Dunnage turn-in 1600-1630 Libo brief 1630-COMP Libo (Golf Company BBQ)
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Friday, 30 June 2006 DC LIBO Transportation: Bus 0700-0800 Reveille/hygiene 0800-0830 Liberty Brief 0830-1000 Movement to DC 1000-0000 DC LIBO 0000-0100 Accountability Formation Saturday, 1 July 2006 Mvt to HTC Transportation: Bus 0100-0600 Movement to HTC (Picatinny Arsenal) 0600-1200 Wpns/Gear, Admin 1200 Co. Formation
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GySgt Johnson
Co G., 2d Battalion, 25th Marines Enhanced Marksmanship Program (EMP)/AT Quantico, Va.
Med Provide safety briefings to Marines. Conduct rehearsals Situational awareness
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Communication
Low 1.Ensure operation of communication equipment. 2.Ensure establishment of communication with range control. 3.Conduct frequent test of communication equipment. 4.Follow chain of command.
Low Supervision by Leadership
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Injury Med 1.Ensure that Corpsman and medical equipment is available. 2.Ensure the planning of Medevac procedures 3.Stress the importance of safety equipment. 4.Ensure operation of communication equipment in case of emergency.
Low Provide safety briefings & Supervision of Leadership
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Hearing damage
Med 1. Ensure that Marines have hearing protection.
Low Supervision of Leadership
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Weather Conditions
Low 1.Ensure weather reports are monitored. 2.Brief Marines on hot/cold equipment readiness. Utilities HW/CW, wet weather gear for weather conditions.
Low Provide safety briefing
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Sanitations/Police Call
low 1.Ensure a designated areas of all trash and debris. Ensure that all trash and debris is removed from the field training site. Purpose is to guard against animals, rodent, insect, and enemy control.
High 1. Give Proper POI on grenade handling procedures. 2. Identify lateral limits/impact area. 3. Rehearsals with practice grenades. 4. Proper supervision.
Med Provide safety briefings to Marines. Conduct rehearsals Situational awareness
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Communication
Low 1.Ensure operation of communication equipment. 2.Ensure establishment of communication with range control. 3.Conduct frequent test of communication equipment. 4.Follow chain of command.
Low Supervision by Leadership
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Injury Med 1.Ensure that Corpsman and medical equipment is available. 2.Ensure the planning of Medevac procedures 3.Stress the importance of safety equipment. 4.Ensure operation of communication equipment in case of emergency.
Low Provide safety briefings & Supervision of Leadership
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Hearing damage
Med 1. Ensure that Marines have hearing protection.
Low Supervision of Leadership
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Weather Conditions
Low 1.Ensure weather reports are monitored. 2.Brief Marines on hot/cold equipment readiness. Utilities HW/CW, wet weather gear for weather conditions. 3. Wet weather gear will not be worn during live practical application.
Low Provide safety briefing
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Sanitations/Police Call
Low 1.Ensure a designated areas of all trash and debris. Ensure that all trash and debris is removed from the field training site. Purpose is to guard against animals, rodent, insect, and enemy control.
Med Provide safety briefings to Marines. Conduct rehearsals Situational awareness
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Communication
Low 1.Ensure operation of communication equipment. 2.Ensure establishment of communication with range control. 3.Conduct frequent test of communication equipment. 4.Follow chain of command.
Low Supervision by Leadership
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Injury Med 1.Ensure that Corpsman and medical equipment is available. 2.Ensure the planning of Medevac procedures 3.Stress the importance of safety equipment. 4.Ensure operation of communication equipment in case of emergency.
Low Provide safety briefings & Supervision of Leadership
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Hearing damage
Med 1. Ensure that Marines have hearing protection.
Low Supervision of Leadership
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Weather Conditions
Low 1.Ensure weather reports are monitored. 2.Brief Marines on hot/cold equipment readiness. Utilities HW/CW, wet weather gear for weather conditions.
Low Provide safety briefing
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Sanitations/Police Call
low 1.Ensure a designated areas of all trash and debris. Ensure that all trash and debris is removed from the field training site. Purpose is to guard against animals, rodent, insect, and enemy control.
S.U.L.E./Patrolling Exercise/ AT/ Quantico, Va. 21-22 June 2006
HAZARDS INTIAL RISK
CONTROLS RESIDUALRISK
IMPLEMENTATION
SUPERVISION CONTROLS
Tactical Foot Movement
Med 1. Brief Marines on road terrain prior to departure. 2. Brief Marines to drink water. (Hydrate)
Low Situational Awareness
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Possibility of falls)
High 1.Ensure that proper safety equipment worn. 2.Brief Marines to be aware when crossing over these areas.(Fall Prevention)
Med Situational awareness
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Weather Conditions
Low 1.Ensure weather reports are monitored. 2.Brief Marines on hot/cold equipment readiness. Utilities HW/CW, wet weather gear for weather conditions
Low Provide safety briefing
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Sanitations/Police Call
Low 1.Ensure a designated areas of all trash and debris. Ensure that all trash and debris is removed from the field training site. Purpose is to guard against animals, rodent, insect, and enemy control.
Low
Supervision by Leadership
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Food Low 1.Ensure the proper storage of MRE’s
Low
Supervision by Leadership
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Marines wandering alone on perimeter
Low 1.Ensure that the buddy system is utilized while canvassing the perimeter.
Low Supervision by Leadership
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Weapons Med
1.Ensure that all Marines are briefed on the safe guarding of their weapons. 2.Brief Marines on the familiarization and maintenance of weapons (blank adapters on at all times). .
Med Supervision by Leadership
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
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Actions During Force on Force Ex
Med
1.Ensure that after action reviews and reports are taken after each specific exercise
Med Supervision by Leadership
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Fatigue Low 1.Stress the importance of sleep prior to field training exercise. 2.Ensure that Marines are checked for physical alertness. 3.Ensure that brief rest provisions are made after each exercise.
Low Provide safety briefing to Marines.
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Setting up Equipment
Low 1.Ensure that safety equipment is worn. (Kevlar, Flak Jackets, boots, and utilities, gloves)
Low Supervision by Leadership
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Perimeter Grounds of Combat Town
Med 1.Brief Marines on awareness of debris, and exposed ordinance. 2.Breif Marines on remaining in the perimeter, staying out of unauthorized areas and stop and unsafe actions observed.
Low Provide Risk Assessment to Leaders
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Communication
Low 1.Ensure operation of communication equipment. 2.Ensure establishment of communication range control. 3.Conduct frequent test of communication equipment. 4.Follow chain of command.
Low Supervision by Leadership
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Operation under limited visibility
Med 1.Brief Marines on limited visibility and terrain during night exercise. 2.Ensure the operation of Marines flashlights prior to departure.
Low Supervision by Leadership
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Security
Low 1.Ensure that all security posts are guarded. 2.Challenge all persons at security checkpoints.
Low Provide safety briefing on Risk Assessment
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Hygiene Low 1.Ensure designated areas for hygiene. (Portal Potties)
Low Supervision by Leadership
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
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Insects Med 1.Brief Marines on insect awareness. (Ticks) 2.Brief Marines on utilization of insect repellant. 3.Ensure that all Marines keep utility Sleeves down in field environment. 4. Brief Marines on the inspection of equipment before its use.
Low Provide safety brief on nature & Inspection of utilities
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Animals Med
1.Brief Marines on awareness of wild animals. 2.Use extreme caution if animals are seen.
Low Provide safety brief on nature
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Plants Low
1.Brief Marines on dangerous plants in the field. (Poison Ivy)
Low
Provide Safety brief on nature
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Terrain High 1.Brief Marines to be aware and scan their surroundings. 3.Brief Marines to avoid dangerous paths and remain inside the perimeter.
Med Provide safety briefings & Supervision of Leadership
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Exposed Wires in Building
Low 1.Brief Marines to avoid touching exposed wiring. 2.Use caution when around exposed wires.
Low Provide safety briefings & Supervision of Leadership
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Injury Med 1.Ensure that Corpsman and medical equipment is available. 2.Ensure the planning of Medevac procedures 3.Stress the importance of safety equipment. 4.Ensure operation of communication equipment in case of emergency.
Low Provide safety briefings & Supervision of Leadership
Co G., 2d Battalion, 25th Marines BUST/MOUT/ AT Quantico, Va.
23-24 June 2006 HAZARDS INTIAL
RISK CONTROLS RESIDUAL
RISK IMPLEMENTATION SUPERVISION CONTROLS
Tunnels (Steep slopes & Jagged Rocks. Possibility of falls)
High 1.Ensure that proper safety equipment worn. 2.Brief Marines an awareness of wet conditions in tunnels. 3.Brief Marines on possibility of insects and animals in tunnels. 4.Rehearse drills of clearing. 5.Brief Marines to be aware when crossing over these areas.(Fall Prevention)
Med Situational awareness
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Collapsed Structure
Med
1.Brief Marines on safety and terrain while passing through and around areas.
Low Provide Safety Briefing
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Clearing Buildings
Med 1.Continuously scan surroundings(situational awareness) of blank rounds/casing, exposed wires, debris, holes in the floor, exposed explosives and sharp objects.
Low Provide safety briefings to Marines, conduct rehearsals
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Weather Conditions
Low 1.Ensure weather reports are monitored. 2.Brief Marines on hot/cold equipment readiness. Utilities HW/CW,wet weather gear for weather conditions
Low Provide safety briefing
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Sanitations/Police Call
low 1.Ensure a designated areas of all trash and debris. Ensure that all trash and debris is removed from the field training site. Purpose is to guard against animals, rodent, insect, and enemy control.
Low
Supervision by Leadership
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Food Low 1.Ensure the proper storage of MRE’s
Low
Supervision by Leadership
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Marines wandering alone on perimeter
Low 1.Ensure that the buddy system is utilized while canvassing the perimeter.
Low Supervision by Leadership
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Weapons Med
1.Ensure that all Marines are briefed on the safe guarding of their weapons. 2.Brief Marines on the familiarization and maintenance of weapons (blank adapters on at all times). 3. ICO Sims face mask will be worn.
Med Supervision by Leadership
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Actions During MOUT Ex
Med
1.Ensure that after action reviews and reports are taken after each specific exercise
Med Supervision by Leadership
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Fatigue Low 1.Stress the importance of sleep prior to field training exercise. 2.Ensure that Marines are checked for physical alertness. 3.Ensure that brief rest provisions are made after each exercise.
Low Provide safety briefing to Marines.
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Setting up Equipment
Low 1.Ensure that safety equipment is worn. (Kevlar, Flak Jackets, boots, and utilities, gloves)
Low Supervision by Leadership
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Perimeter Grounds of MOUT facility
Med 1.Brief Marines on awareness of debris, and exposed ordinance. 2.Breif Marines on remaining in the perimeter, staying out of unauthorized areas and stop and unsafe actions observed.
Low Provide Risk Assessment to Leaders
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Communication
Low 1.Ensure operation of communication equipment. 2.Ensure establishment of communication range control. 3.Conduct frequent test of communication equipment. 4.Follow chain of command.
Low Supervision by Leadership
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Operation under limited visibility
Med 1.Brief Marines on limited visibility and terrain during night exercise. 2.Ensure the operation of Marines flashlights prior to departure.
Low Supervision by Leadership
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Security
Low 1.Ensure that all security posts are guarded. 2.Challenge all persons at security checkpoints.
Low Provide safety briefing on Risk Assessment
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Hygiene Low 1.Ensure designated areas for hygiene. (Portal Potties)
Low Supervision by Leadership
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
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Insects Med 1.Brief Marines on insect awareness. (Ticks) 2.Brief Marines on utilization of insect repellant. 3.Ensure that all Marines keep utility Sleeves down in field environment. 4. Brief Marines on the inspection of equipment before its use.
Low Provide safety brief on nature & Inspection of utilities
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Animals Med
1.Brief Marines on awareness of wild animals. 2.Use extreme caution if animals are seen.
Low Provide safety brief on nature
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Plants Low
1.Brief Marines on dangerous plants in the field. (Poison Ivy)
Low
Provide Safety brief on nature
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Terrain High 1.Brief Marines to be aware and scan their surroundings. 3.Brief Marines to avoid dangerous paths and remain inside the perimeter.
Med Provide safety briefings & Supervision of Leadership
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Exposed Wires in Building
Low 1.Brief Marines to avoid touching exposed wiring. 2.Use caution when around exposed wires.
Low Provide safety briefings & Supervision of Leadership
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Injury Med 1.Ensure that Corpsman and medical equipment is available. 2.Ensure the planning of Medevac procedures 3.Stress the importance of safety equipment. 4.Ensure operation of communication equipment in case of emergency.
Low Provide safety briefings & Supervision of Leadership
High 1. Ensure roads to range have road guards. 2. Marines in bunker when shots go off. 3. Keep demolitions separate. 4. Ensure Marines wear flak and helmet. 5. Ensure warning is given before explosion occurs. 6. Ensure all duds devices are handled by EOD..
Med Provide detail safety and procedure brief, Conduct rehearsals Situational awareness
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Communication
Low 1.Ensure operation of communication equipment. 2.Ensure establishment of communication with range control. 3.Conduct frequent test of communication equipment. 4.Follow chain of command.
Low Supervision by Leadership
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Injury Med 1.Ensure that Corpsman and medical equipment is available. 2.Ensure the planning of Medevac procedures 3.Stress the importance of safety equipment. 4.Ensure operation of communication equipment in case of emergency.
Low Provide safety briefings & Supervision of Leadership
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Weather Conditions Rain, Thunderstorms, high winds rappelling will not be conducted.
Med 1.Ensure weather reports are monitored. 2.Brief Marines on hot/cold equipment readiness. Utilities HW/CW, wet weather gear for weather conditions. 3. Wet weather gear will not be worn during practical application.
Low Provide safety briefing
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
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Sanitations/Police Call
low 1.Ensure a designated areas of all trash and debris. Ensure that all trash and debris is removed from the field training site. Purpose is to guard against animals, rodent, insect, and enemy control.
Crew Serve Weapons Live Fire/ AT Quantico, Va. 26-28 June 2006
HAZARDS INTIAL RISK
CONTROLS RESIDUALRISK
IMPLEMENTATION
SUPERVISION CONTROLS
Weapons High 1. Muzzel Awareness 2. Identify lateral limits. 3. Utilize Weapons conditions. 4. Proper immediate action. 5. Proper weapons handling. 6. Ensure back blast areas are clear of personnel and debris when firing the A-T4 (C995).
Med Provide safety briefings to Marines. Conduct rehearsals Situational awareness
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Communication
Low 1.Ensure operation of communication equipment. 2.Ensure establishment of communication with range control. 3.Conduct frequent test of communication equipment. 4.Follow chain of command.
Low Supervision by Leadership
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Injury Med 1.Ensure that Corpsman and medical equipment is available. 2.Ensure the planning of Medevac procedures 3.Stress the importance of safety equipment. 4.Ensure operation of communication equipment in case of emergency.
Low Provide safety briefings & Supervision of Leadership
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Hearing damage
Med 1. Ensure that Marines have hearing protection.
Low Supervision of Leadership
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
Weather Conditions
Low 1.Ensure weather reports are monitored. 2.Brief Marines on hot/cold equipment readiness. Utilities HW/CW, wet weather gear for weather conditions.
Low Provide safety briefing
Plt Cmdr Plt Sgt RSO OIC
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Sanitations/Police Call
low 1.Ensure a designated areas of all trash and debris. Ensure that all trash and debris is removed from the field training site. Purpose is to guard against animals, rodent, insect, and enemy control.
DODIC QTY A059 29,700 5.56 ball A063 3600 5.56 blank A143 10,000 7.62 ball link B643 226 60mm, Mortar B646 5 60mm, smk wp B647 20 60mm, illum G878 200 fuze hand grenade practice G881 70 M67 grenade HX05 3 83mm, RKT (SMAW) HX07 8 83mm, practice (SMAW) L324 2 signal smk grn para L495 3 flare surface trip M49A1 L594 2 simulator blast arty L598 20 flash booby trap L599 20 illum flash simulator LX21 12 simulator noise (SMAW) M030 35 chg demo TNT ¼ lb M032 7 chg demo TNT 1lb M130 40 cap blast elec m6 M131 60 cap blast non elec M456 250ft detonating cord 50gr M670 500rds fuze blasting time M757 2 chg assy demo M766 50rds ingniter fuze bl time
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Point Of Contact ROSTER
STAFF MAJ GARNETT (973) 885-3577 MAJ SHANAHAN (908) 298-3520 1STSGT MEISINGER (973) 885-3576 CAPT FITZSIMMONS (212) 755-2848 GYSGT JOHNSON (973) 508-5216 SSGT BARTALUCCI (732) 262-1152 SSGT FLORES (862) 222-4681 SGT LOFTEN (908) 231-7140 HM2 SMYERS (330) 354-5221 SSGT PEER (973) 652-8518 SGT ROHLFS (845) 699-0890 SGT CORDONA (845) 878-3391 SSGT EILAT (201) 418-6191 CO DRIVERS LCPL REY (201) 207-0340 LCPL MARRERO (201) 725-3374 BUS DRIVERS TAKING CO. TO QUANTICO: FRANK SMITH (973) 332-1603 TRUCK DRIVERS TRANSPORTING CO. VEHICLES TO QUANTICO: DAVE MONEY (800) 735-0008 (LAND STAR) RSU QUANTICO VA ASP (AMMUNITION SUPPLY POINT) MSGT RABAK (703) 784-5567 (703) 784-5296 LOGISTICS CHIEF GYSGT URQUIETA (703) 784-5566 RANGE CONTROL OPS CHIEF (703) 784-5321/SCHEDULING: x5605 SSGT FISHER (703) 432-0470 ASST. OPS CHIEF RSU DUTY CELL: (703) 926-7477 CAMP UPSHUR: (703) 784-5568 BN SSGT FULLWOOD (516) 507-9567
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Roster of AT Attendees
Marines that need to attend AT RANK Last Name First Name M I PLT MOS Remarks E5 ANDERSON DARRYL W HPLT 0311 E4 BARANYAY BRIAN J WPNS 0351 E3 BARBER TIMOTHY A 2PLT 0311 E6 BARTOLUCCI JAMES C 1PLT 0369 E3 BEAVER PATRICK M 2PLT 0311 TNPQ E3 BELTRANRODRIGUEZ FREDDY A 2PLT 0311 E3 BERMUDEZ RICHARD I 1PLT 0311 E3 BLARDONY GABRIEL J HPLT 0341 U/A DENTAL E3 BOCZKOWSKI LUKASZ P 2PLT 0311 DENTAL 3 E2 BOGLE KEVIN P 2PLT 0300 E2 BOSSARD MICHAEL P 2PLT 0311 E4 BOWES KENNETH M 2PLT 0311 E3 BROWN JEREMIAH R HPLT 4421 E8 BURKE JOSEPH J HPLT 0193 E3 CANNISTRARO THOMAS G 2PLT 0311 DENTAL 3 E5 CARDONA KEITH C 2PLT 0311 E4 CARDONA JUAN G WPNS 0331 TNPQ E3 CHIAPPERINI VINCENZO HPLT 0331 U/A DENTAL E3 CLAROS CEDRIC B 2PLT 0311 E4 CRUZ ANTHONY J 2PLT 0311 E4 CYRUS KASHMIR K 2PLT 0311 E4 DAWSON JARED T 2PLT 0311 E4 DELACRUZ RICHARD U WPNS 0331 E2 DESUCREPINO JOSE F HPLT 0311 U/A DENTAL E3 DIZON JOEY G WPNS 0311 E4 DROUBI MOHAMMAD A HPLT 0311 E3 DZIADOSZ WOJCIECH F 2PLT 0311 DENTAL 3 E6 EILAT STEVEN WPNS 0369 E3 ESPOSITO JOHN R 1PLT 0311 E2 EUGENE STEVE HPLT 0311 U/A DENTAL E3 FALANA JR JOHN W WPNS 0331 E3 FELICIANO EDGARDO HPLT 0151 E3 FELIZ DIONNYS O WPNS 0331 O3 FITZSIMMONS JOHN D HPLT 0203 E1 FLOOD WILLIAM J HPLT 0311 U/A DENTAL E4 GALLEGOARANGO FABIAN D WPNS 0341 POLICE ACADM. E5 GONDECK JR ALLEN J 2PLT 0311 DENTAL 3 E4 GONZALEZ GILBERTO 2PLT 0311 E3 GONZALEZ JOSE L 2PLT 0311 E6 GRAUSAM KEITH R WPNS 0351 DENTAL 3 E2 HABON CARLO C WPNS 0311 E3 HARKINS CHARLES WPNS 0341 E3 HERNANDEZ GABRIEL F HPLT 0331 TNPQ E4 HERNANDEZ WILFREDO R WPNS 0341 E3 JOSEPH BRIAN K HPLT 0311 TNPQ
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E4 JOYNER MICHAEL A HPLT 3051 E3 KARWOWSKI JOEL HPLT 0311 TNPQ E3 LABUDA NATHAN A WPNS 0331 E3 LEVY ALAN N HPLT 0311 TNPQ E4 LIM HYUNG B 2PLT 0311 E5 LIU RONG WPNS 0341 E3 LIZALDA BRYAN J 2PLT 0311 E6 LOFTEN WILLIAM R 1PLT 0311 E2 LONGUS HOWARD D 1PLT 0311 E4 LOYOLA JULIO V 2PLT 0311 E5 MAARLEVELD JOSHUA J 2PLT 0311 E2 MACK NATHANIEL J HPLT 0311 U/A DENTAL E2 MANTILLA LUIS F WPNS 0341 U/A DENTAL E3 MARRERO ALAN D WPNS 0331 E3 MARTINEK PETER E 1PLT 0311 TNPQ E3 MARTINEZ EMMANUEL 2PLT 0311 E4 MASSAD CHRISTOPHE 2PLT 0311 E3 MAULDIN MARQUEON Z 2PLT 0311 DENTAL 3 E3 MAZARD RICARDO R HPLT 0311 TNPQ E3 MORENO CHRISTIAN O WPNS 0331 E3 NATUSCH RYAN C 1PLT 0311 E2 NUNEZ CHRISTIAN HPLT 0311 U/A DENTAL E3 OLDHAM ZACHARY HPLT 0311 E3 ORTIZ JOSE A 1PLT 0311 E4 PATEL SNEHAL H 2PLT 0311 DENTAL 3 E6 PEER MARK E 2PLT 0311 E4 PEGUERO JR JOSE A 1PLT 0311 E3 PENNINGTON SETH R HPLT 0311 TNPQ E4 PETRENKO DMITRY HPLT 3531 U/A DENTAL E2 RAI SANDEEP S WPNS 0341 E3 RAMOS ERIK HPLT 0311 U/A DENTAL E3 REICE CODY F 1PLT 0311 U/A DENTAL E3 REY ALEX M 2PLT 0311 DENTAL 3 E4 RIVAS HEYNERG 1PLT 0311 DENTAL 3 E3 RODRIGUEZ ANTHONY J 1PLT 0311 U/A DENTAL E1 ROGERS KYLE D HPLT 0311 U/A DENTAL E4 RUSSELL DAVID J 2PLT 0311 E3 SANCHEZ JOSEPH A 2PLT 0311 E4 SCANLON IV FRANCIS J 2PLT 0311 E3 SHAH KETAN A WPNS 0331 O4 SHANAHAN TIMOTHY E HPLT 0302 E2 SINGH SUKHDEEP WPNS 0311 E5 TACOPINO JR JOHN F 1PLT 0311 E3 TATARINTSEV GEORGE G WPNS 0331 DENTAL 3 E3 TICHENOR III RICHARD H WPNS 0351 DENTAL 3 E3 TLATELPACALIXTO WILFREDO 2PLT 0311 E2 TORRES GILBERT A WPNS 0351 E3 TORRESCHAMORRO ALBERTO J HPLT 0311 U/A DENTAL E3 VALDEZ DON D 2PLT 0311 E4 VAZQUEZDELGADO ANGEL G WPNS 0341
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E2 VOLEKAS JASON C HPLT 0311 TNPQ E6 WALCOTT MARVIN E HPLT 0193 E3 WASKO MICHAEL F HPLT 0311 E3 WRIGHT II WILLIAM L HPLT 0311 U/A DENTAL E3 ZUZA JR JOSEPH J 2PLT 0311
