USAIC Pamphlet No. 350-6

USAIC Pamphlet No. 350-6

Chapter 4 — -– Post-tTest Requirements

AAR, Awarding of Badge

CHAPTER 4

POST-TEST REQUIREMENTS

4-1.AFTER-ACTION REPORT

Units conducting the EIB test must submit an after-action report (AAR) to the USAIS no later than 15 days after completing the test. This AAR must include FB Form 20-40-R and any other comments. Figure 4-1 shows an example of a completed form. . The unit provides an information copy to its respective MACOM. At the end of this chapter, you will find aAn original blank copy of FB Form 20-40-R, is included at the end of this chapter(Figure 4-2) andwhich you can be reproduced locally on 8 1/2 by 11-inch paper.

4-2. AWARDING OF THE EIB

The commander who exercises general courts-martial authority over the recipient’s' unit awards the EIB. Only commanders above company level can present the EIB. Announce the award of the EIB in accordance with AR 600-8-105. These orders—

a.Cite this pamphlet as the approving authority.

b.Are rRecordedthe award on each recipient's DA Form 2-1 (Personal Qualification Record).

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EIB AFTER ACTION REPORT
For use of this form, see USAIC Pam 350-6.
The proponent is USAIS, DOT / ADMINISTERING UNIT
1st Bn / TEST
DATES
1 Oct
TASK / TESTED / PASSED / FAILED
1 / Mouth-to-Mouth Resuscitation
Perform Push-Ups, Sit-Ups, Two-Mile Run / 759 / 638 / 121
2 / Apply Dressings and Tourniquet, and Prevent Shock
Land Navigation (Day) / 459 / 414 / 45
3 / Protect Yourself from Chemical/Biological Contamination Using Your Assigned ProtectiveMask
Land Navigation (Night) / 434 / 402 / 37
4 / Administer Nerve Agent Antidote to Self (Self-Aid)Mouth-to-Mouth Resuscitation / 534 / 100 / 35
5 / Decontaminate Yourself and Individual Equipment Using Chemical Decontamination Kit
Apply Dressings and Tourniquet, and Prevent Shock / 525 / 191 / 35
6 / Locate Target by Shift from Known Point Protect Yourself from Chemical/Biological Contamination Using Your Assigned ProtectiveMask / 533 / 450 / 41
7 / Adjust Indirect Fire Administer Nerve Agent Antidote to Self (Self-Aid) / 476 / 111 / 31
8 / Perform Individual Camouflage Decontaminate Yourself and Individual Equipment Using Chemical Decontamination Kit / 437 / 60 / 1
9 / Move Under Direct Fire
12-Mile Tactical Foot March / 50 / 11 / 0
10 / Visual Signaling Techniques (Dismounted/Mounted) Locate Target by Shift from Known Point / 711 / 174 / 0
1112 / Estimate Range
Perform Individual Camouflage / 75 / 36 / 12
1213 / Determine Location Using a PLGR
Operate SINCGARS/ ASIP as a Station in a Radio Net
Move Under Direct Fire / 101 / 101 / 11
1413 / Prepare an ASIP Radio for Operation Operate SINCGARS Radio Single Channel (ASIP) Visual Signaling Techniques / 120 / 120 / 0
1514 / Operate as a Station in a Radio Net Using SINCGARS Radio Single Channel Challenge Persons Entering Your Area / 510 / 510 / 0
1615 / Identify Terrain Features on a Map
Estimate Range / 75 / 0 / 0
1716 / Determine Enemy Location by Grid Coordinates Determine Location Using a PLGR / 751 / 75 / 0
1817 / Perform Function Check, Load, Correct Malfunctions, Unload M16 Series Rifle/M4 Carbine
Operate AN/PRC-77 and SINCGARS/ ASIP as a Station in a Radio Net / 121 / 161 / 1
182219 / Identify/Employ Hand Grenades / 111 / 101 / 1
201923 / Employ/Recover an M18A1 Claymore Mine / 191 / 104 / 1
21204 / Install/Recover an M21 Antitank Mine / 151 / 131 / 0
22215 / Report Information of Potential Intelligence Value SALUTE / 221 / 11 / 12
23226 / Prepare M136 (AT4) Launcher for Firing/Perform Misfire Procedures / 71 / 71 / 0
EXAMPLES:1.A soldier in a unit that is preparing for a long deployment may not have the chance to test for EIB during normal test rotations.
2.In some circumstances, a soldier who is preparing to PCS may take the EIB test, but reasonable circumstances must exist and both the losing and gaining commanders must agree to it.
24237 / Maintain, Perform Function Check on an M60 or M240B Machine Gun / 121 / 119 / 2
25248 / Load, Correct Malfunctions on, and Unload an M60 or M240B / 151 / 151 / 0
26259 / Prepare a Range Card for the M60 or M240B / 21 / 111 / 0
272630 / Perform Operator Maintenance and Function Check on an M249 / 511 / 11 / 11
282731 / Load, Correct Malfunctions on, and Unload an M249 / 111 / 14 / 14
292832 / Load, Correct Malfunctions on, and Unload a Cal .50 or MK 19 / 115 / 115 / 0
30293 / Set Headspace and Timing on a Cal .50 / 110 / 110 / 0
30 / Prepare the Javelin for Firing
31 / Operate Night Vision Goggles AN/PVS-7-B
32
314 / Operate Night Vision Sight AN/PVS-4
Prepare the Dragon or Javelin for Firing
33
3235 / Place the Laser Aiming Device into Operation
Operate Night Vision Goggles AN/PVS-7-B
34
336 / Zero the Borelight to the Weapon
Operate Night Vision Goggles AN/PVS-5
35
347 / Boresight the Laser Aiming Device to the Borelight
Operate Night Vision Sight AN/PVS-4
TOTAL CANDIDATES TESTED / TOTAL CANDIDATES TESTED / 759
TOTAL EIBs AWARDED / 301
FB FORM 20-40-R, 1 OCT 98

Figure 4-1. Example completed FB Form 20-40-R, EIB After-Action Report.

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EIB AFTER ACTION REPORT
For use of this form, see USAIC Pam 350-6.
The proponent is USAIS, DOT / ADMINISTERING UNIT / TEST
DATES
TASK / TESTED / PASSED / FAILED
1 / Mouth-to-Mouth Resuscitation
2 / Apply Dressings and Tourniquet, and Prevent Shock
3 / Protect Yourself from Chemical/Biological Contamination Using Your Assigned ProtectiveMask
4 / Administer Nerve Agent Antidote to Self (Self-Aid)
5 / Decontaminate Yourself and Individual Equipment Using Chemical Decontamination Kit
6 / Locate Target by Shift from Known Point
7 / Adjust Indirect Fire
8 / Perform Individual Camouflage
9 / Move Under Direct Fire
10 / Visual Signaling Techniques (Dismounted/Mounted)
11 / Estimate Range
12 / Operate SINCGARS/ASIP as a Station in a Radio Net
13 / Prepare an ASIP Radio for Operation
14 / Operate as a Station in a Radio Net Using SINCGARS Radio Single Channel
15 / Identify Terrain Features on a Map
16 / Determine Enemy Location by Grid Coordinates
17 / Perform Function Check, Load, Correct Malfunctions, Unload M16 Series Rifle/M4 Carbine
18 / Identify/Employ Hand Grenades
19 / Employ/Recover an M18A1 Claymore Mine
20 / Install/Recover an M21 Antitank Mine
21 / Report Information of Potential Intelligence Value SALUTE
22 / Prepare M136 (AT4) Launcher for Firing/Perform Misfire Procedures
23 / Maintain, Perform Function Check on an M60 or M240B Machine Gun
24 / Load, Correct Malfunctions on, and Unload an M60 or M240B
25 / Prepare a Range Card for the M60 or M240B
26 / Perform Operator Maintenance and Function Check on an M249
27 / Load, Correct Malfunctions on, and Unload an M249
28 / Load, Correct Malfunctions on, and Unload a Cal .50 or MK 19
29 / Set Headspace and Timing on a Cal .50
30 / Prepare the Javelin for Firing
31 / Operate Night Vision Goggles AN/PVS-7-B
32 / Operate Night Vision Sight AN/PVS-4
33 / Place the Laser Aiming Device into Operation
34 / Zero the Borelight to the Weapon
35 / Boresight the Laser Aiming Device to the Borelight
TOTAL CANDIDATES TESTED
TOTAL EIBs AWARDED
FB FORM 20-40-R, 1 OCT 98

Figure 4-12. FB Form 20-40-R, EIB After-Action Report.

EIB AFTER ACTION REPORT
For use of this form, see USAIC Pam 350-6.
The proponent is USAIS, DOT / ADMINISTERING UNIT / TEST
DATES
TASK / TESTED / PASSED / FAILED
1 / Perform Push-Ups, Sit-Ups, Two-Mile Run
2 / Land Navigation (Day)
3 / Land Navigation (Night)
4 / Mouth-to-Mouth Resuscitation
5 / Apply Dressings and Tourniquet, and Prevent Shock
6 / Protect Yourself from Chemical/Biological Contamination Using Your Assigned ProtectiveMask
7 / Administer Nerve Agent Antidote to Self (Self-Aid)
8 / Decontaminate Yourself and Individual Equipment Using Chemical Decontamination Kit
9 / 12-Mile Tactical Foot March
10 / Locate Target by Shift from Known Point
11 / Adjust Indirect Fire
12 / Perform Individual Camouflage
13 / Move Under Direct Fire
14 / Visual Signaling Techniques
15 / Challenge Persons Entering Your Area
16 / Estimate Range
17 / Determine Location Using a PLGR
18 / Operate AN/PRC-77 and SINCGARS as a Station in a Radio Net
19 / Identify Terrain Features on a Map
20 / Determine Enemy Location by Grid Coordinates
21 / Perform Function Check, Load, Correct Malfunctions On, Unload M16/M4 Carbine
22 / Identify/Employ Hand Grenades
23 / Employ/Recover an M18A1 Claymore Mine
24 / Install/Recover an M21 Antitank Mine
25 / Report Information of Potential Intelligence Value SALUTE
26 / Prepare M136 (AT4) Launcher for Firing/Perform Misfire Procedures
27 / Maintain, Perform Function Check on an M60 or M240B Machine Gun
28 / Load, Correct Malfunctions on, and Unload an M60 or M240B
29 / Prepare a Range Card for the M60 or M240B
30 / Perform Operator Maintenance and Function Check on an M249
31 / Load, Correct Malfunctions on, and Unload an M249
32 / Load, Correct Malfunctions on, and Unload a Cal .50 or MK 19
33 / Set Headspace and Timing on a Cal .50
34 / Prepare the Dragon or Javelin for Firing
35 / Operate Night Vision Goggles AN/PVS-7-B
36 / Operate Night Vision Goggles AN/PVS-5
37 / Operate Night Vision Sight AN/PVS-4
TOTAL CANDIDATES TESTED
TOTAL EIBs AWARDED
FB FORM 20-40-R, 1 OCT 98

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