Continuous Operations SOP (Standard Operating Procedure) for BIFV (bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle) Units

Based upon the analysis of the Threat and the emerging role of the Bradley in combined arms operations, it is apparent that there is a clear need for increased Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle (BIFV) unit awareness of the combat-relevant aspects of continuous operations. This need must be met by pr...

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Main Authors: Graber, Joh G, Rollier, Robert L, Salter, James A
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
ARMS CONTROL
AS795
AWARENESS
BRADLEY INFANTRY FIGHTING VEHICLES
Combat Vehicles
COMPANY LEVEL ORGANIZATIONS
CONTINUITY
HANDS
INFANTRY
LEADERSHIP
MILITARY TACTICS
OPERATION
PE63744A
PLATOON LEVEL ORGANIZATIONS
REST
SCHEDULING
SLEEP
SQUAD LEVEL ORGANIZATIONS
SUPERVISORS
TRAINING
WORK
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Summary:Based upon the analysis of the Threat and the emerging role of the Bradley in combined arms operations, it is apparent that there is a clear need for increased Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle (BIFV) unit awareness of the combat-relevant aspects of continuous operations. This need must be met by providing small unit leaders with appropriate tools for preparing to survive and fight under conditions of prolonged operations. One of these tools is a Continuous Operations (CONOPS) Annex To Company Tactical Standing Operating Procedure. This SOP provides guidance suitable for establishing a routine work/ rest schedule that units can use immediately to improve sleep discipline. Placing guidelines for the conduct of continuous operations in the hands of leaders at company/platoon/squad levels will increase awareness of the issue and provide a tool for evaluating unit implementation of continuous operations procedures during unit ARTEPS. Keywords: Infantry fighting vehicle; Leader span of control; Leadership; Tactics; Training.