NAVMC 3500.106A governs Ground T&R Manual training events, standards, readiness, evaluation, and syllabus development.
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NAVMC 3500.106A covers collective and individual training events, event design, performance standards, training resources, simulations, and evaluation. It requires training events to be measurable, supported by defined conditions and standards, and used to assess readiness and proficiency.
A CTE is a clearly defined, discrete, and measurable activity, action, or event (i.e., task) that requires organized team or unit performance and leads to accomplishment of a mission or function. (paragraph 2)
A CTE prescribes the standard(s) to which a group must perform under actual operating conditions. (paragraph 2)
When constraints limit the use of realistic training conditions, then simulation and other products of training technology shall be used as applicable to enhance realism. (paragraph 2)
Includes a list of resources needed to complete the event such as training ranges, ammo, equipment, etc. (paragraph 3)
The level of readiness expected from a USMC tactical unit, normally sustained through unit core training at home station and achieved without requiring a Deployment for Training, dedicated at-sea training, or external MAGTF support. (paragraph 5-3)