Range OIC/RSO
1. CAMREG 385-5: What Fort Campbell Regulation pertains to Range Operations?
2. Unit Commander: Who is responsible for selecting, training, and certifying range
OIC's/RSO's?
3. Policy Letter 25: What CG policy letter provides guidance for Live Fire Exercises?
4. FM 5-19: What army manual covers Composite Risk Management?
5. 2 years: Once certified as an RSO or OIC, the certification expires after?
6. 30 minutes: If an accident or incident occurs on a range, report the situation to
range control immediately, but no later than?
7. Immediately call "Check Fire" and contact range control to report the inci-
dent and remain in check fire until aircraft is out of area and cleared by range
control to continue.: What must happen if an aircraft accidentaly over-flies the
range?
8. A medic (MOS-91 series) with complete aid bag, litters, and FLA.: What are
the unit's medical requirements when conducting live-fire operations(other than
small arms impact area)?
9. -Prepared for all weapons and explosives
-Commanders must ensure that SDZD's are submitted to Range Division at
least 10 working days prior to firing.
-SDZD will be prepared in duplicate by the OIC or RSO only: What are the
requirements for Surface Danger Zone Diagrams?
10. Range OIC: If an accident occurs on the range, who is responsible for reporting
it to range control?
11. Range OIC: Who is the only individual that can "open" a range with range
control?
12. Range OIC: Who is responsible for instituting a mandatory cease fire/check fire
status if communications with range control are lost?
13. Range Safety Officer: Who is overall responsible for ensuring weapons remain
in a safe direction?
14. Range Safety Officer: Who is responsible for ensuring that the range flag is
properly displayed?
15. Range OIC: Who is responsible for overall operation of the range?
1. CAMREG 385-5: What Fort Campbell Regulation pertains to Range Operations?
2. Unit Commander: Who is responsible for selecting, training, and certifying range
OIC's/RSO's?
3. Policy Letter 25: What CG policy letter provides guidance for Live Fire Exercises?
4. FM 5-19: What army manual covers Composite Risk Management?
5. 2 years: Once certified as an RSO or OIC, the certification expires after?
6. 30 minutes: If an accident or incident occurs on a range, report the situation to
range control immediately, but no later than?
7. Immediately call "Check Fire" and contact range control to report the inci-
dent and remain in check fire until aircraft is out of area and cleared by range
control to continue.: What must happen if an aircraft accidentaly over-flies the
range?
8. A medic (MOS-91 series) with complete aid bag, litters, and FLA.: What are
the unit's medical requirements when conducting live-fire operations(other than
small arms impact area)?
9. -Prepared for all weapons and explosives
-Commanders must ensure that SDZD's are submitted to Range Division at
least 10 working days prior to firing.
-SDZD will be prepared in duplicate by the OIC or RSO only: What are the
requirements for Surface Danger Zone Diagrams?
10. Range OIC: If an accident occurs on the range, who is responsible for reporting
it to range control?
11. Range OIC: Who is the only individual that can "open" a range with range
control?
12. Range OIC: Who is responsible for instituting a mandatory cease fire/check fire
status if communications with range control are lost?
13. Range Safety Officer: Who is overall responsible for ensuring weapons remain
in a safe direction?
14. Range Safety Officer: Who is responsible for ensuring that the range flag is
properly displayed?
15. Range OIC: Who is responsible for overall operation of the range?
