Geospatial Force Structure Transition Plan for the Army

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Geospatial Force StructureTransition Planfor
the Army Geospatial Conference (AGC) 4 May 05

• LTC Dale A. Kornuta
  
• Chief, Terrain Visualization Center

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Purpose
To inform the AGC of the USAES recommended plan
to transform the Geospatial Engineering Force
Structure and Present Training and Doctrine
initiatives.
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Agenda

• Current and Future Geospatial Force Structure
• Implementation of Transition Plan
• Challenges to Implementing the Plan
• Recommendations for Implementing the Plan
• Way Ahead
• Training and Doctrine
• How you can help

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• We have six months to change the Army for the
  next 50 years

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215D Warrant Officer at UA

• AAR Comment form 3/2 Stryker Brigade that is
  deployed in Mosul, Iraq
• Production requirements are higher at UA level
  then a Division due to operational focus of unit
• Training difficult to maintain
• 24 hour ops difficult to maintain

They're production cycle is insane. I have
never heard of 1600 products in a single month.
A UA is essentially an expeditionary force and we
can expect to be involved in not only joint
services operations, but joint agency operations.
How do we model that geospatially? "...it is
difficult to support several battalions with only
four soldiers. We have seven battalions plus
attachments. We are the only topo support north
of, so we provide products fora shit load of
civil affairs unit, and a passel of government
agencies, you name it.
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175th Topographic Company

• Generation Each terrain team encountered the
  common problem of having old or no data.
• NGA worked hard to update the 10-year-old data
  covering the region. Due to the OPTEMPO new data
  requested to NGA arrived to the unit after
  operations had moved to a new area.
• Dissemination Having a website that allows
  commanders to access previous terrain products
  gives them ideas on the type of products terrain
  can create and allows better understanding of the
  battlefield.
• Print Most products are printed on a map, but
  Each terrain team should have it's own server
  to post finished products. CD's were used
  primarily to distribute
• Interoperability Know which classification and
  type of data can be released and/or disclosed to
  each coalition member.

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CURRENT GEOSPATIAL FORCE STRUCTURE (1 Jan 05)
TDA
1203rd
30th
100th EAC
PSY OPS
1204th EAC
HHC
HHC
HHC
7 x DIV TA Teams
SOF
60th P C
132nd P C
3 x P C
PACOM
FORSCOM
USAEUR
PSY OPS
XXXX
XVIII Abn Corps
175th CO
320th CO
555th CO
USFK
I CORPS
V Corps
III Corps
XXX
88th 37th
2nd ID
25th ID
101th AASLT
10th MTN
1st AR
82nd ABN
X
1st ID
TAC 1
TAC 1
TAC 1
TAC 1
TAC 1
AVN
AVN
AVN
AVN
AVN
2nd ID
25th ID
1/6th ID
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FUTURE GEOSPATIAL FORCE STRUCTURE (11 Mar 05)
UEy
PSY OPS
PSY OPS
GPC
TDA
USARPAC
GPC
ARCENT
TOPO CO
TOPO CO
TOPO CO
GPC
NORTHCOM (5th Army)
GPC
USAREUR
SOF
x 4 AC x4 NG x3 Res
ENGR
GPC
USARSO
XVIII Corps
UEx
NG
NG
NG
NG
NG
NG
NG
1st AR
31D
4th ID
2nd ID
1st ID
NG
x 8
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
x 34
BCT
BCT
x 14
AVN
AVN
AVN
AVN
AVN
AVN
AVN
AVN
AVN
AVN
AVN
AVN
x 4 AC X 1 NG
Btl Fld Surv
MEB
FIRES
RSTA
x 5 AC
x 5 AC
Active Duty
x 10 NG
National Guard/Reserve
2nd ID
2nd ACR
2/25th ID
Unresolved
173nd BDE
25th ID
56/28th ID
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IMPLEMENTATION OF TRANSITION PLAN
2 AC BN (2ea HHC - 128) 1 CO (106)
700
600
Draw Down of Current BNs COs
2 CO (2 x 108216) 2 PC Teams (2 x 918)
500
400
1 NG BN HHC (64)
300
200
100
FY 04
FY 05
FY 06
FY 07
Reductions do not meet the needs of growth
End Strength of Future UEx BCTs
GPCs
FY 04
FY 05
FY 07
FY 06
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CHALLENGES TO IMPLEMENTING THE PLAN

• Equipment
• Modular Force is consistently meeting funding
  requirements for new force design
• Modular Force UFR increases the fielding of HVMP
  allowing the 21L MOS consolidation prior to 2010
• Personnel
• Recruiting additional personnel
• Significant increase in the AC and NG 21U
• 21S Survey will reach and go over strength based
  on standing down Topo Companies
• 3 Star UEx will require augmentation or
  authorization to stand up TOPO teams early (III
  Corps is most critical shortage)
• Significant increase in the AC Warrant officers
  will require significant ascension and training
• Moving AC and NG personnel during the projected
  windows

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IMPLEMENTATION OF THE TRANSITION PLAN

• Station the 3 companies at
• Ft. Bragg, NC
• Ft Shafter, Hawaii
• Transfer (NG) company from to Dothan, AL to Ft
  Belvoir, VA
• Station the 5 GPCs at USAREUR, USARPAC, ARCENT,
  US Forces NORTHCOM (5th Army), USARSO

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Way Ahead

• TAA 8-13
• Modular Force approved and included in G8 Model
  (to include Geospatial Force Structure Transition
  Plan)
• November before we have the answers
• Continue to work with HQDA and HQ TRADOC to
  gain approval for Geospatial Transition Plan
• HRC Increase accession of 21U and 215D
• Increase student load of Defense
  Geospatial-Intelligence School
• Continue to work funding with HQDA

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Training EOBC ECSC

• Engineer Officer Geospatial Training
• 15 Hours
• Transition emphasis from automated expertise to
  understanding the DATA behind the program
• Data Fundamentals increased from 1 to 6 hours
• TerraBase and FalconView decreased from 9 to 3
  hours
• Application and use of Topographic Products are
  embedded throughout the Course

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Training cont

• Data Fundamentals 6 hours
• Terrain Fundamentals 2 hours
• Data Acquisition 1 hour
• Geo Spt to Army Ops 2 hours
• TerraBase 1.5 hours
• FalconView 1.5 hours
• Challenges balancing TerraBase and FalconView
  (JMPS) while introducing C/JMTK along with other
  ABCS terrain visualization applications

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Training PCC

• Pre Command Course 1 Hours
• Terrain Visualization Expert
• TPIO-TD Update
• USAES Instruction
• Topographic Support Systems
• Datums, Grids
• FalconView/TerraBase II
• Geospatial Mission in the Digital Force

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Training BFT

• Battle Focused Training 8 Hours
• MOS specific
• Operational focused
• Graduate level tasks
• Designed to stress and prepare for new challenges
• Real world focus

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FM 3-90.11 (FM 5-101/90-13-1) COMBINED ARMS
MOBILITY OPERATIONS
FM 3-34.230 (FM 5-105) GEOSPATIAL OPERATIONS
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THE ARMY DOCTRINE CYCLE
Phase I Assessment
Phase II Planning
12-21 Months
Phase III Development
Phase IV Production
Phase V Print/Dissemination
Phase VI Implementation/Evaluation
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THE ARMY DOCTRINE CYCLEPhase III - Development
ENTRY POINT From PH II

• Proposal
• Front-end Analysis
• Validation

MAINTENANCE

• Assessment
• Changes
• Revisions
• Rescind or Supersede

INITIATION
PROGRAM DIRECTIVE (Contract)
APPROVAL
Approved

• Program Directive
• Research Writing
• Staffing
• Issue Resolution

DEVELOPMENT

• Approval
• Printing
• Distribution

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How You Can Help

• 2028s, DARTs, or Operational Needs Statements
  from the field for 215D for maneuver BDEs
• Continued dialog for manning requirements ONS and
  DART
• Continued dialog for unit deactivation and MOS
  consolidation
• Input from field on AAR/TTP issues for Doctrine

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Backup
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Topographic Company 8-6-165-179
1-T61630 M1113 HMMWV 1-R98145 Rigid Wall CP
1-21B 02 Co Ops Off 1-25U1 E3 Sig Spt Sys Spc
1-92Y3 E6 Sup Sgt 1-92Y1 E4 Armorer 1-92Y1 E3
Supply Clerk
1-T60081 Truck 4X4 LMTV 1-T96564 Trailer LMTV
1-21B 03 Cdr 1-21U3 2S E6 Asst Ops
Sergent 1-25U2 E5 Fwd Sig Spt NCO 1-21U1 E3 Veh
Driver
1-T61494 Truck 4X4 HMMWV
1-21Y5M E8 1SG 1-21U4 2S E7 Opns Sgt 1-42A2 E5
Human Res Sgt 1-74D2 E5 NBC NCO
1-T61494 Truck 4X4 HMMWV
1-W98825 Trailer Water 400 Gal
1-Z39441 Computer Set AN/TYQ 109 (V)2
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1-21B 02 Pltoon Ldr 1-21U1 E3 Veh Driver
1-T61494 Truck 4X4 HMMWV
1-215D W3 Geospatial Info Tech 1-21U4 E7 Plt SGT
1-T61494 Truck 4X4 HMMWV
1-21U3 E6 Squad leader 1-25B2 E5 Sr Info Sys
Op/Maint 1-21U1 E3 Topo Analyst
1-T60081 Truck 4X4 LMTV
1-21U2 E5 Topo SGT 1-21U1 E4 Topo Analyst 1-25B1
E4 Info Sys Op/Maint
1-T60081 Truck 4X4 LMTV
1-T60081 Truck 4X4 LMTV
1-21U3 E6 Squad leader 1-21U1 E3 Topo Analyst
1-21U2 E5 Topo SGT 1-21U1 E4 Topo Analyst 1-25B1
E4 Info Sys Op/Maint
1-T60081 Truck 4X4 LMTV
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8-6-165-179
TOPO




E
E
E
E
HQ
ANALYSIS
CGM
FINISH/PRINT
2-0-11-13
1-1-29-30
1-1-35-37
1-1-13-15
1-21B 02 Pltoon Ldr 1-21U1 E3 Veh Driver
1-T61494 Truck 4X4 HMMWV
1-215D W3 Geospatial Info Tech 1-21U4 E7 Plt
SGT 1-21U1 E3 Veh Driver
1-T61494 Truck 4X4 HMMWV
1-T61630 M1113 HMMWV 1-D10281 Dig Topo Sys
AN/TYQ-67CV 1-Z03403 Air Conditioner
1-21U3 E6 Squad leader 1-21U1 E4 Topo Analyst
1-21U2 E5 Topo SGT 1-21U1 E4 Topo Analyst 1-21U1
E3 Topo Analyst
1-T60081 Truck 4X4 LMTV 1-G42170 Gen Set 10KW 60Hz
1-21U2 E5 Topo SGT 1-21U1 E4 Topo Analyst 1-21U1
E3 Topo Analyst
1-T60081 Truck 4X4 LMTV
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I
E
TOPO




E
E
E
E
HQ
ANALYSIS
CGM
FINISH/PRINT
1-21B 02 Pltoon Ldr 1-215D W2 Geospatial Info
Tech 1-21L4 E7 Plt SGT 1-21L4 E3 Veh Driver
1-T61494 Truck 4X4 HMMWV
1-D17123 Digital Topo HVMP AN/TYQ-124 1-G53778
Gen Set 15 KW
1-21L1 E4 Lithographer 1-21L1 E3 Lithographer
1-D17123 Digital Topo HVMP AN/TYQ-124 1-G53778
Gen Set 15 KW
1-21L2 E5 Lithographic SGT 1-21L1 E4 Lithographer
1-21L3 E6 Squad leader 2-21L1 E4
Lithograpger 2-21L1 E3 Lithographer
1-T60081 Truck 4X4 LMTV
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Surv/Design
Construction and Geodetic Survey Design, and
Material Analysis
1-G18358 Gen 3KW 60 Hz
1-G44569 Drafting Set Battalion
1-21T2 E5 Tech Engr Sgt 1-21T1 E4 Tech Engr
Spec 1-21T1 E3 Tech Engr Spec
1-T60081 Trk Cgo LMTV
1-21S3 E6 Sr Topo Survey SGT 1-21S2 E5 Topo
Surveyor SGT 1-21S1 E4 Topo Surveyor 1-21S1 E3
Topo Surveyor
1-T61562 CGO HMMWV 1-T95992 Trlr ¾ ton
1-21T3 E6 Tech Engr NCO 1-21T2 E5 Tech Engr
Sgt 1-21T1 E4 Tech Engr Spec
1-T61562 CGO HMMWV 1-T95992 Trlr ¾ ton
1-210A W3 Engineer Tech 1-21T1 E4 Tech Engr Spec
1-T61562 CGO HMMWV
1-T61562 CGO HMMWV
1-21T4 E7 Tech Engr NCO 1-21T1 E3 Tech Engr Spec
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UEx HQ
1-215D W3 Geospatial Info Tech 1-21U1 E3 Veh
Driver
1-T61494 Truck 4X4 HMMWV
1-21U4 E7 Plt SGT 1-21U1 E3 Veh Driver
1-T61494 Truck 4X4 HMMWV
1-T61630 M1113 HMMWV 1-D10281 Dig Topo Sys
AN/TYQ-67CV 1-Z03403 Air Conditioner
1-21U3 E6 Squad leader 1-21U1 E4 Topo Analyst
1-21U1 E5 Shift Leader 1-21U1 E4 Topo Analyst
1-21U1 E4 Topo Analyst
1-T61630 M1113 HMMWV 1-G42170 Gen Set 10KW 60Hz
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Geospatial Planning Cell

• Current structure provides limited planning and
  coordinating capabilities with the number of
  personnel and equipment assigned. Coordination
  between Tm Bn has had limitations.
• Proposed design provides sufficient personnel
  equipment to meet the UEy Cdrs requirements.
• - LTC, Topographic Engr, is the theaters
  geospatial engineer who coordinates with HHC,
  company, and the GIS.
• - DTSS-B - gives this unit the capabilities
  to generate terrain data, analyze terrain data,
  prepare decision graphics, image maps, 3rd
  terrain perspective views, press ready color
  separates for map substitutes, map updates,
  tactical decision aids, and intelligence
  preparation of the battlefield overlays.
• Team can operate on a 24 hour basis

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PROPOSED SRC 05543AH00
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CHALLENGES TO IMPLEMENING PLAN EQUIPMENT
UEy
PSY OPS
PSY OPS
GPC
TOPO CO
TDA
TOPO CO
USARPAC
GPC
ARCENT
TOPO CO
TOPO CO
GPC
NORTHCOM (5th Army)
GPC
USAREUR
SOF
x 4AC x4 NG x3 Res
ENGR
GPC
USARSO
III Corps
XVIII Corps
I Corps
UEx
NG
NG
NG
NG
NG
82nd ABN
101th AASLT
10th MTN
NG
NG
1st AR
25th ID
31D
4th ID
1st CAV
2nd ID
1st ID
NG
x 8
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
x 34
BCT
x 14
AVN
AVN
AVN
AVN
AVN
AVN
AVN
AVN
AVN
AVN
AVN
Btl Fld Surv
MEB
FIRES
AC Equipment on hand
AC No Equipment
2nd ID
2nd ACR
SBCT
2/25th ID
2 SBCT
SBCT
173nd BDE
NG Equipment on hand
25th ID
5 SBCT
3 SBCT
56/28th ID
2 SBCT
AC Equipment on hand
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CHALLENGES TO IMPLEMENTING THE PLAN PERSONNEL
UEy
PSY OPS
PSY OPS
TOPO CO
TOPO CO
TDA
GPC
USARPAC
GPC
ARCENT
TOPO CO
TOPO CO
GPC
NORTHCOM (5th Army)
GPC
USAREUR
SOF
x 4AC x4 NG x3 Res
ENGR
GPC
USARSO
III Corps
XVIII Corps
I Corps
UEx
NG
NG
NG
NG
NG
82nd ABN
101th AASLT
10th MTN
NG
NG
1st AR
25th ID
31D
4th ID
1st CAV
2nd ID
1st ID
NG
x 8
BCT
FY 06 175th 320th
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
BCT
x 34
BCT
x 14
AVN
AVN
AVN
AVN
AVN
AVN
AVN
AVN
AVN
AVN
AVN
AC Soldiers on hand
Btl Fld Surv
MEB
FIRES
50 or lt Solidiers on hand
FY 06 175th 320th
FY 05 555Th
NO Soldiers on Hand
2nd ID
2nd ACR
SBCT
2/25th ID
2 SBCT
SBCT
173nd BDE
NG Soldiers on hand
25th ID
5 SBCT
3 SBCT
56/28th ID
2 SBCT
NO NG Soldiers on Hand
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STATUS OF DOCTRINE

• Currently 59 manuals 7 current, 1 new, 35
  require assessment,
• and 16 require or under revision.

• Joint Doctrinal Analysis-Engineer Doctrine White
  Paper staffing
• Assess current Manual numbering convention
• 59 manuals possibly reduced to /- 45
• Potential Consolidations

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US ARMY ENGINEER PUBLICATIONS
FM 3
Keystone
-
34
ENGINEER OPERATIONS
COMBAT
GENERAL
GEOSPATIAL
Battlespace Functions
ENGINEERING
ENGINEERING
ENGINEERING
FM 5
-
104 (3
-
34.250)
FM 5
-
105 (3
-
34.230 )
GENERAL ENGINEERING
GEOSPATIAL OPERATIONS
MOBILITY
COUNTERMOBILITY
SURVIVABILITY
FM 3
-
34.2 (90
-
13
-
1)
FM 90
-
7 (3
-
34.11)
FM 5
-
103 (3
-
34.112)
COMBINED ARMS
COMBINED ARMS
SURVIVABILITY
BREACHING OPERATIONS
OBSTACLE INTEGRATION
Supporting Reference Manuals
Operational Manuals
FM 5
-
102 (3
-
34.11)
FM 20
-
3 (3
-
58.1)
FM 5
-
428 (3
-
34.384)
FM 5
-
426 (3
-
34.473)
FM 5
-
33 (3
-
34.330)
FM 90
-
13 (3
-
34.14)
FM 5
-
170 (3
-
34.212)
FM 5
-
7
-
30 (3
-
34.223)
CARPENTRY
TERRAIN ANALYSIS
ENGR RECONNAISANCE
COUNTERMOBILITY
CAMOUFLAGE, CONCEALMENT
CONCRETE AND MASONRY
RIVER CROSSING OPERATIONS
BDE ENG ENG CO CBT OPS
AND DECOYS
(ABN, AASLT, LT)
FM 3
-
34.471 (5
-
420 / FM 5
-
163)
FM 5
-
424 (3
-
34.472)
FM 3
-
34.331 (5
-
532)
FM 5
-
116 (3
-
34.251)
FM 20
-
32 (3
-
34.210)
FM 5
-
212 (3
-
34.342)
FM 5
-
34 (3
-
34.310)
PLUMBING, PIPEFITTING
THEATER of OPNS
TOPOGRAPHIC
ENGR OPERATIONS
MINE / COUNTERMINE
MEDIUM GIRDER BRIDGE
ENGINEER FIELD DATA
ECHELONS ABOVE CORPS
ANDSEWERAGE
ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
SURVEYING
OPERATIONS
FM 5
-
499 (3
-
34.488)
FM 5
-
125 (3
-
34.311)
FM 21
-
31 (3
-
34.31)
FM 5
-
100
-
15 (3
-
34.226)
FM 3
-
100.4 (3
-
34.500)
FM 5
-
277 (3
-
34.341)
FM 5
-
250 (3
-
34.214)
HYDRAULICS
CORPS ENGINEER
ENVIRONMENTAL CONSID.
RIGGING TECHNIQUES
TOPOGRAPHIC
BAILEY BRIDGE
EXPLOSIVES AND
COMBAT OPERATIONS
IN MILITARY OPNS
SYMBOLS
DEMOLITIONS
TM 5
-
323 (3
-
34.487)
FM 5
-
553 (3
-
34.351)
FM 5
-
71
-
100 (3
-
34.225)
TM 5
-
235 (3
-
34.335)
FM 5
-
2 (3
-
34.221)
FM 3
-
34.343
MSH GENERATORS
/TMs 5
-
581B 5
-
704
DIVISION ENGINEER
SPECIAL SURVEYS
ENGINEER OPERATIONS
MILITARY NON
-
STANDARD
GENERAL DRAFTING
COMBAT OPERATIONS
STRYKER BDE CBT TEAM
FIXED BRIDGING
FM 5
-
480 (3
-
34.484)
FM 5
-
134 (3
-
34.344)
FM 5
-
71
-
3 (3
-
34.224)
FM 5
-
71
-
2 (3
-
34.222)
PORT CONSTRUCTION
PILE CONSTRUCTION
BDE ENGR
ARMORED TF
AND REPAIR
CBT OPNS (ARMORED)
ENGR CBT OPS
FM 5
-
482 (3
-
34.485)
FM 5
-
412 (3
-
34.350)
MILITARY PETROLEUM
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
PIPELINE SYSTEMS
FM 5
-
484 (3
-
34.481)
FM 5
-
415 (3
-
34.281)
MULTISERVICE
FIREFIGHTING
WELL DRILLING OPNS
OPERATIONS
FM 5
-
233 (3
-
34.352)
TM 5
-
331C (3
-
34,465)
CONSTRUCTION SURVEYING
UTILIZATION OF ENGINEER
CONSTRUCTION EQUIP
FM 5
-
490 (3
-
34.280)
FM 5
-
436 / TM 5
-
337 (3
-
34.466)
PAVING OPERATIONS
ENGINEER
DIVING OPERATIONS
FM 5
-
430
-
00
-
1 (3
-
34.461)
FM 5
-
430
-
00
-
2 (3
-
34.462)
DESIGN OF THEATER of OPNS
DESIGN OF THEATER of OPNS
ROADS
AIRFIELDS HELIPADS
FM 5
-
434 (3
-
34.464)
FM 5
-
10 (3
-
34.220)
EARTHMOVING OPERATIONS
COMBAT ENGINEER PLT
FM 5
-
410 (3
-
34.353)
TM 5
-
545 (3
-
34.360)
MILTARY SOILS
GEOLOGY
ENGINEERING
FM 5
-
422 (3
-
34.282)
FM 20
-
11 (3
-
34.282)
ENGINEER PRIME
MILITARY DIVING
POWER OPERATIONS
TM 5
-
432 (3
-
34.465)
FM 5
-
472 (3
-
34.354)
/ FM 5
-
331C
MATERIALS TESTING
PITS AND QUARRIES
TM 5
-
349 (3
-
34.486)
TM 5
-
581B (3
-
34.380)
ARCTIC CONSTRUCTION
CONSTRUCTION DRAFTING
TM 5
-
704 (3
-
34.381)
CONSTRUCTION PRINT
READING IN THE FIELD
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Tier 1
ENGINEER PUBS STATUS
(FM 3-34.) ENGINEER OPERATIONS (KEYSTONE MANUAL)
As Of January 27, 2005
COMBAT ENGINEERING
GENERAL ENGINEERING
SURVIVABILITY
COUNTERMOBILITY
MOBILITY
GEOSPATIAL ENGINEERING
OPERATIONS
Tier 2
FM 5-103 (FM 3-34.112) SURVIVABILITY
FM 90-7 (FM 3-90.13) COMBINED ARMS OBSTACLE
INREGRATION
FM 3-34.2 (FM 3-90.11) COMBINED ARMS BREACHING
OPERATIONS
FM 5-104 (FM 3-34.250) GENERAL ENGINEERING
FM 5-105(FM 3-34.230) GEOSPATIAL OPERATIONS
FM 5-7-30 (FM 3-34.222) BDE ENG ENG CO CBT OPS
(ABN, AASLT, LT)
FMI 3-34.119 IED Defeat
FM 5-426 (FM 3-34.473) CARPENTRY
FM 5-33 (FM 3-34.330) TERRAIN ANALYSIS 6
FM 20-3 (FM 3-58.1) CAMOUFLAGE, CONCEALMENT AND
DECOYS
FM 5-102 (FM 3-90.13) COUNTERMOBILITY
FM 90-13 (FM 3-90.12) RIVER CROSSING OPERATIONS
FM 5-428 (FM 3-34.384) CONCRETE AND MASONRY

FM 5-116 (FM 3-34.223) ENGINEER OPERATIONS
ECHELONS ABOVE CORPS
FM 20-32 (FM 3-34.210) MINE/COUNTERMINE
OPERATIONS
FM 5-424 (FM 3-34.472) THEATER OF OPERATIONS
ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
(FM 3-34.331) TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEYING
FM 5-34 (FM 3-34.310) ENGINEER FIELD DATA
FM 5-170 (FM 3-34.212) ENGINEER RECONNAISSANCE
(FM 3-34.471) PLUMBING, PIPE FITTING AND SEWAGE
FM 5-100-15 (FM 3-34.223) CORPS ENGINEER COMBAT
OPERATIONS
FM 3-100.4 (FM 3-34.500) ENVIRONMENTAL CONSID. IN
MILITARY OPERATIONS
FM 5-499 (FM 3-34.488) HYDRAULICS
TM 5-235 (FM 3-34.335) SPECIAL SURVEYS
FM 5-250 (FM 3-34.214) EXPLOSIVES AND DEMOLITIONS
FM 5-212 (FM 3-34.342) MEDIUM GIRDER BRIDGE
FM 5-125 (FM 3-34.311) RIGGING TECHNIQUES

FM 5-71-100 (FM 3-34.223) DIVISION ENGINEER
COMBAT OPERATIONS
FM 3-34.221 ENGINEER OPERATIONS STRYKER BDE CMBT
TEAM

TM 5-323 (FM 3-34.487) MSH GENERATORS
FM 5-277 (FM 3-34.341) BALEY BRIDGE
FM 5-553/TMs 5-581B 5-704 (FM 3-34.351) GENERAL
DRAFTING

FM 5-71-3 (FM 3-34.222) BRIGADE ENGINEER COMBAT
OPERATIONS (ARMORED)
FM 5-71-2 (FM 3-34.222) ARMOR TF ENGINEER COMBAT
OPERATIONS
FM 5-480 (FM 3-34.484) PORT CONSTRUCTION AND
REPAIR
(FM 3-34.343) MILITARY NON-STANDARD FIXED
BRIDGING
FM 5-134 (FM 3-34.344) PILE CONSTRUCTION
FM 5-482 (FM 3-34.485) MILITARY PETROLEUM
PIPELINE SYSTEMS
FM 5-412 (FM 3-34.350) PROJECT MANAGEMENT

FM 5-415 (FM 3-34.281) FIREFIGHTING OPERATIONS
FM 5-484 (FM 3-34.481) MULTI-SERVICE WELL
DRILLING OPERATIONS
FM 5-430-00-1 (FM 3-34.461) DESIGN OF THEATER OF
OPERATIONS ROADS
FM 5-410 (FM 3-34.353) MILITARY SOILS ENGINEERING

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FM 3-34.280 (FM 5-490) ENGINEER DIVING OPERATIONS

FM 5-436 / TM 5-337 (FM 3-34.466) PAVING
OPERATIONS

TM 5-545 (FM 3-34.360) GEOLOGY
FM 3-34.465 (TM 5-332) QUARRY OPERATIONS
1
GREY NEW
FM 5-10 (FM 3-34.222) COMBAT ENGINEER PLATOON
FM 5-434 (FM 3-34.464) EARTHMOVING OPERATIONS
FM 5-472 (FM 3-34.354) MATERIALS TESTING
GREEN CURRENT
7
TM 5-349 (FM 3-34.486) ARCTIC CONSTRUCTION
FM 5-422 (FM 3-34.483) ENGINEER PRIME POWER
OPERATIONS
FM 20-11 (FM 3-34.282) MILITARY DIVING
AMBER NEEDS ASSESSMENT 35
TM 5-233 (FM 3-34.352) CONSTRUCTION SURVEYING
TM 5-704 (FM 3-34.381) CONSTRUCTION PRINT READING
IN THE FIELD
RED NEEDS REVISION
16
TM 5-68 1B (FM 3-34.380) CONSTRUCTION DRAFTING
FM 5-430-00-2 (FM 3-34.462) DESIGN OF THEATER OF
OPERATIONS AIRFIELDS AND HELIPADS
TOTAL
59
FM 3-34.468 SEABEE QUARRY BLASTING OPERATIONS AND
SAFETY MANUAL
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