STP 11-25Z4-SM-TG — Soldier`s Manual, Skill Level 4 And Trainer`s Guide, Mos 25z, Visual Information Chief
STP 11-25Z4-SM-TG governs individual training requirements for MOS 25Z Visual Information Chief soldiers at skill level 4.
- Publication number: STP 11-25Z4-SM-TG
- Title: SOLDIER`S MANUAL, SKILL LEVEL 4 AND TRAINER`S GUIDE, MOS 25Z, VISUAL INFORMATION CHIEF
- Date: 01/29/2001
- Proponent: USASC&FG
- Status: ACTIVE
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STP 11-25Z4-SM-TG contains training objectives, task summaries, and a MOS Training Plan for critical Visual Information tasks. Its subject areas include security programs, standing operating procedures, product disposition, tactical deployment and redeployment, broadcast scheduling, maintenance, and multimedia projects.
Applies to: This publication is for skill level (SL) 4 soldiers holding military occupational specialty (MOS) 25Z and their trainers and first-line supervisors.
Topics covered
- Visual Information security programs
- Standing operating procedures
- Tactical deployment and redeployment
- Master broadcast schedules
- VI product review and disposition
- VI maintenance programs
- Multimedia projects
- Time-phased force and deployment data
Questions and answers
What does a Visual Information unit SOP contain?
An SOP for a visual information (VI) unit contains instructions concerning everyday activities. (paragraph 1)
What planning is required for an effective SOP?
Planning is vital to a workable and effective SOP. (paragraph 4)
How should physical security requirements be incorporated into plans?
Ensure integration of physical security requirements into all plans to ensure conservation of physical security resources and effective protection of army personnel, facilities, and equipment. (paragraph 1-2)
What quality checks apply to television material?
Check for visual continuity with television material. (paragraph 1-5)
What is redeployment?
Redeployment is the preparation for and movement of forces, manpower, equipment, and materiel from an existing location to follow-on designated location. (paragraph 1-3)