TC 7-21.10 — Infantry And Weapons Company Guide To Training Aids, Devices, Simulators, And Simulations
TC 7-21.10 governs training aids, devices, simulators, and simulations supporting Infantry rifle and weapons companies.
- Publication number: TC 7-21.10
- Title: INFANTRY AND WEAPONS COMPANY GUIDE TO TRAINING AIDS, DEVICES, SIMULATORS, AND SIMULATIONS
- Date: 07/14/2009
- Proponent: T2COM
- Status: ACTIVE
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TC 7-21.10 explains TADSS types and categories, training infrastructure, the Combined Arms Training Strategy, and live-virtual-constructive training. It describes TADSS capabilities, limitations, training strategies, supporting references, and task-to-TADSS matrices for Infantry and weapons company formations.
Topics covered
- TADSS types and categories
- Combined Arms Training Strategy
- Live-virtual-constructive training
- System TADSS
- Nonsystem TADSS
- Nonlethal Capability Set
- Call-for-Fire Trainer
- Training Improvised Explosive Device
Questions and answers
How many types and categories of TADSS are there?
There are four types of TADSS and two categories of TADSS. (paragraph 1-1)
What are the four types of TADSS?
The four types of trainers derive from the acronym itself and include the following. (paragraph 1-2)
What are system TADSS designed to support?
System TADSS are designed for use with one or more systems, items of equipment, subassemblies, or components. (paragraph 1-4)
What do nonsystem TADSS support?
Nonsystem TADSS support non-system-specific and other military training. (paragraph 1-5)
What does the MK19 Tactical Engagement Simulation System support?
The MK19 Tactical Engagement Simulation System (TESS, Figure 3-15) supports force-on-force training. (paragraph 3-46)