101 st Airborne Division Pre-Ranger Course

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1 101 st Airborne Division Pre-Ranger Course Day One Reporting Procedures and Course Information 1

2 Candidate Reporting Instructions & Day One Overview Candidates must report to the auxiliary parking lot (Located North of TSAAS, across Air Assault Street) NLT 0400 on the first day of the course in the appropriate seasonal uniform: 01 OCT 31 MAR: Full winter IPFU, ID Card, ID Tags, Day One foot march packing list (MOLLE Ruck packed with Day One packing list) 01 APR 30 SEP: Summer IPFU, ID Card, ID Tags, Day One foot march packing list (MOLLE Ruck packed with Day One packing list) Candidates must report with the following additional items, secured by their sponsors: Full Ranger School packing list (All items not included on the Day One Foot March Packing List will be packed in Armyissue green duffle bags) Assigned M4 and NVGs Complete Pre-Ranger Course packet Candidates will be received by TSAAS OPs at 0400 and will then move across the street to conduct the RPFT. All sponsors should remain on site through the completion of the RPFT. RPFT failures will receive a drop slip and be immediately released to their sponsors. After all candidates have complete the RPFT, sponsors are released until Following the RPFT, Candidates will be allotted time to change uniforms prior to being transported by PRC Cadre to Gardner Indoor Pool for the CWSA. After completing the CWSA, Candidates will change prior to being transported by PRC Cadre to the start point of the 6-mile Foot March to Camp Hinsch. ALL SPONSORS MUST REPORT TO CAMP HINSCH WITH THEIR CANDIDATES EQUIPMENT/SI NLT 1300 HOURS At Camp Hinsch, Candidates will conduct a packing list layout. At the conclusion of the layout, Cadre will select which Candidates will enter the course based off of a point systems that takes into consideration all of the day s events (Point system and OML results will be made available to all units by TSAAS OPs NLT COB on Day 1). All non-selected Candidates will receive a drop slip and be released to their sponsors. All selected candidates will secure the remainder of their equipment and enter Camp Hinsch to begin the course. 2

3 Initial Reporting and RPFT All sponsors will remain in the sponsor parking area. VIP Personnel (BDE Leadership and higher) are authorized to watch the RFPT from the VIP area. 3

4 Map to Camp Hinsch TSAAS Camp Hinsch Vehicle Route 6-Mile Foot March Route 4

Map Overview Camp Hinsch All sponsors will report to Camp Hinsch with their candidates equipment NLT 1300 Upon arrival at Camp Hinsch, candidates will secure the remainder of the gear from the

5 Map Overview Camp Hinsch All sponsors will report to Camp Hinsch with their candidates equipment NLT 1300 Upon arrival at Camp Hinsch, candidates will secure the remainder of the gear from the staging area prior to conducting a packing list layout. Sponsors will remain on site until the conclusion of the layout and Cadre publish the list of selected Candidates. PRE RANGER COMPOUND 5

6 Additional Information Sensitive Items: Students will maintain personal accountability of their sensitive items from the time they receive them from their unit sponsor until the weapons are returned to their sponsors on the final day of the course. There will be two deliberate SI layouts per day of the course in addition to SI checks prior to initiating movement and upon arrival at each destination. Sponsors will secure their Candidates sensitive items from Camp Hinsch at 0700 on graduation day. Walker Policy/Soldier Contact: Once a Soldier has been accepted into the course, there will be no visitation authorized. For emergencies, contact the student s Chain of Command or The Sabaulaski Air Assault School Operations Office. Absolutely no personnel will be authorized visitation of Camp Hinsch during the course IAW TSAAS PRC Walker Policy, by exception only. Graduation: Those who successfully complete the course will graduate on Day Fifteen of the course at the Sabalauski Air Assault School. TSAAS welcomes full unit participation at this event as we recognize those Soldiers who have demonstrated the leadership, physical & mental toughness necessary to successfully move on to the Ranger Course. Meals: All non-meal card holders will be issued a field meal card from their S-1 prior to arriving at the course and must bring this meal card as part of their packet. Unit S-1s will complete all necessary administrative action required. Medical Requirements/Sick Call: Candidates should arrive at the course with a complete Ranger School physical current within 120 days of the course start date. Medics will be on site at all times and will conduct daily checks of Candidates. Sick Call services will not be provided on site. Candidates must coordinate with their units through PRC Cadre to facilitate transportation to Sick Call if necessary. Candidates can miss a maximum of three (3) hours of training due to sick call before being administratively dropped from the course. Course Drops: Candidates may be immediately dropped from the course for a number of reasons (Event failure, major safety violation, medical emergencies, etc.). If an immediate drop occurs, Cadre will contact the Candidate s unit to coordinate for pick up and the Candidate will be administratively out-processed. If a drop occurs outside of normal duty hours or on the weekend, the Candidate will be held at Camp Hinsch until contact with the unit is confirmed. Units should be prepared to pick up dropped Candidates immediately, even outside of duty hours. Candidates will be outprocessed and released from the course upon the arrival of their sponsor. 6

The Sabalauski Air Assault School Off Post Training Information

AIR ASSAULT INFORMATION The Sabalauski Air Assault School (TSAAS) is a 101st Airborne Division (AASLT) School dedicated to support the world s only Air Assault Division by training 101st Airborne Division