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FY21 Combat Marksmanship Symposium
Working Group 5Simulation and Distance Learning
Mr. Frederick RottTECOM/STIMBOctober 2020
Agenda
Purpose
Simulation Needs
Status:
o Indoor Simulated Marksmanship Trainer (ISMT)
o Advanced Small Arms Lethality Training (ASALT)
Plan of Actions & Milestones
ASALT WG Objective
Questions
Purpose
The Combat Marksmanship Symposium (CMS) provides Range and Training Programs Division (RTPD) a venue for organizations to identify training needs/gaps of current and future simulation marksmanship training within the Marine Corps.
Simulation Needs
Squad Immersive Training Environment (SITE) Initial Capabilities Document 2010
Rifle Marksmanship Lethality Capabilities Based Assessment 2018
Infantry Training Management Team Working Group 2019
Combat Marksmanship Symposium 2019
o Changes to USMC Annual Rifle Qualification
Pending: ASALT Deliberate Universal Need Statement (D-UNS) submitted by 2MARDIV
Status
ISMT program:
o TECOM CG direction to divest to re-invest
o TECOM-20200713-7MHB Notification of divestment of simulators and simulation equipment message
Released July 13, 2020
Suspense date of August 07, 2020
Extended to Aug 26, 2020
o Current Approved Acquisition Objective 485 ISMT systems
Divesting 216
Sustaining 269
Status
ASALT program:
o ASALT POA&M
o Baseline Training Requirement
o Assessing industry capabilities for combat marksmanship simulator training: Request for Information (RFI)
o ASALT Business Case Analysis: traditional equipment acquisition vs. knowledge-based training services contract
Risk
Cost
Plan of Actions & Milestones
Squad Immersive Training Environment Initial Capability Document
2010
Marksmanship Capability Based Assessment
2018
Infantry Training Management Team
2019
Combat Marksmanship Symposium
2019
Advanced Small Arms Lethality Trainer POA&M
2020
Request for Information
2020
- Business Case Analysis
- Three Locations
2020
Combat Marksmanship Symposium
2020
Field ASALT Capability
2023-2025
ASALT WG Objectives
Simulation Working Group Task:
o Validate the current baseline training needs from ASALT Training Needs Assessment (TNA) Document
o Identify and discuss any new or additional training needs/gaps for individual and team lethality associated with ASALT
o Prioritize the updated training needs
Output:
o Validated Baseline Training Requirements for
ASALT
QUESTIONS?
Back up Slides
ASALT Basics
• Basic Marksmanship• Fundamentals
• Basic Shooter Mechanics
• Firing Positions• Prone
• Kneeling
• Standing
• Engagement out to 600 meters
• Team/Squad Battle Drills• Fire and Maneuver movement
Techniques• Fire team
• Squad
• Movement/Weapons Control Techniques
• React to contact drills
• Tactical/Vehicle Check Points
• Enter and clear room
• React to ambush drills
Individual through Collective Training
• Advanced Marksmanship• Reactionary and Problem Solving shooting
• Quick Fire Training
• High Crawl
• Low Crawl
• Barriers/Barricades
• Advanced Techniques Individual/Tm/Sqd• Cognitive Overload
• Human Performance Training
• Shoot/Don’t Shoot
• Escalation of Force
• Moving Targets
• Stress Shooting
Mr. Anthony CrossPrograms and Resources Section SupervisorSynthetic Training Integration and Management Branch (STIMB), Range and Training Programs Division (RTPD)Training and Education Command (TECOM)
Mr. Frederick RottSmall Unit Training Simulators Portfolio ManagerRequirements Section, STIMB, RTPD, [email protected] 703-432-2155
Mr. Alexander ArrietaAdvanced Small Arms Lethality Training Action OfficerSTIMB, RTPD, [email protected] 540-735-8828
