YOKOTAABI36-2655 — Close Combat Mission Capability Kit (ccmck) Trainining And Exercises

YOKOTAABI36-2655 governs Close Combat Mission Capability Kit training and exercises, including safety checks, equipment, and training-area procedures.

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  • Publication number: YOKOTAABI36-2655
  • Title: CLOSE COMBAT MISSION CAPABILITY KIT (CCMCK) TRAININING AND EXERCISES
  • Date: 2024-01-11

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It authorizes Yokota Air Base personnel to use approved dye-marking cartridges and Close Combat Mission Capability Kits for force-on-force and Shoot, Move, and Communicate training. The instruction requires specified training-area documents, personnel training, safety equipment, inspections, weapon clearing, and post-exercise cleanup.

Applies to: This instruction applies to all personal assigned to YAB who utilize dye marking cartridges for training and exercises.

Topics covered

  • CCMCK training and exercises
  • Dye-marking cartridges
  • Force-on-force training
  • Shoot, Move, and Communicate training
  • Safety equipment and PPE
  • Training-area zones
  • Weapon clearing and inspections
  • CCMCK cleaning procedures

Questions and answers

What training does YOKOTAABI36-2655 authorize at Yokota Air Base?

Authorize Yokota Air Base (YAB) personnel to use AF Non-Nuclear Munitions Safety Board (NNMSB)-approved small arms dye-marking cartridges and Close Combat Mission Capability Kits (CCMCK) to conduct force-on-force and Shoot, Move, and Communicate (SMC) training.

What training must the Range Safety Officer and Training Support Official complete?

Range Safety Officer (RSO) and Training Support Official (TSO) will be trained IAW AFI 36-2646, Security Forces Training and Standardization Evaluation Program, AFI 36-2654, and TO 11W2-9-4-11.

What must happen during the second safety check before the range becomes hot?

Ensure range is secure and Range Guards are in place. (Role-players and support personnel put on masks until range is COLD.) Role-players weapons are not loaded yet. When satisfied that all personnel have been briefed and are wearing all required PPE and the training area is secure, RSO will call “RANGE HOT”. (paragraph 1-3)

What must happen after all training is complete?

Once all training is complete, account for all weapons, magazines, munitions, and equipment. Clear the training/exercise area of CCMCK munitions residue, brass, and trash before personnel leave the Safety Zone.

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