AUSTRALIAN ARMY CADETS WESTERN AUSTRALIA BRIGADE 02-20 CADET JNCO COURSE See distribution Irwin Barracks KARRAKATTA WA 6110 Tel: (08) 9269-4450 Fax: (08) 9269-4549 JOINING INSTRUCTION FOR 1/201X JUNIOR NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICER S (JNCO) COURSE - FRI, 02 TO THU, 08 OCT 15 References: A. AFX 2013 General instruction of TBC B. 1/2015 JNCO CSE WARNORD of 05 Feb 15. C. 1/2015 JNCO CSE ADMININST of TBC. D. AAC Dress Policy of 29 Apr 13 E. AAC Policy Manual 2004 F. Army Dress Manual 2013 General 1. You have been selected to attend the 1/2015 Junior Non-Commissioned Officer s (JNCO) Course ( the Course ) to be conducted at the Bindoon Training Area (BTA) during Annual Camp 2015 (AFX15). Aim 2. The aim of this instruction is to outline key details and assist you in preparing for the Course. Important administrative matters are also covered and it is your responsibility to ensure that all necessary action is taken. Objectives 3. Successful students will be eligible for promotion to the rank of CDTCPL. Eligibility 4. To be eligible to attend the Course, you must meet all of the following criteria: a. deemed competent by your Unit OC on all training objectives detailed within the AAC Cadet Training TMP 2002; b. deemed competent by your Unit OC on all training objectives detailed within the AAC Cadet Radio Communications Package 2002; c. recommended by your Unit OC to attend the Course; and d. have attended at least one period of continuous training of seven days duration OR attended at least three Unit field exercises in the past 12 months.
2 Key appointments 5. The key appointments for the Course are: Course Manager CAPT (AAC) Derek Langsford M: 0433 335 488 E: dhl70@bigpond.com Senior Instructor CAPT (AAC) Conrad Scott M: 0421 912 914 E: cscott@ccgs.wa.edu.au Training program 6. The Training Program for the course is attached as Annex A. Pre-course preparation 7. Significant emphasis is placed on pre-course preparation so that the most benefit can be gained from time actually spent attending the Course. 8. Activities to be completed by all students prior to attending the Course are detailed on the Checklist page of the AAC WA Promotion Courses Portal. Barrier testing 9. Upon march-in, three barrier tests will be conducted to ensure that you are at the necessary starting point in which to begin leadership training: a. Theory: Subjects covered will include navigation, first-aid, and general cadet knowledge that should have been obtained through your service within the AAC. b. Drill: Skills covered will include the basics (attention, stand-at-ease, etc ) through to the more difficult movements expected of a cadet (marching, saluting, paces forward, etc ). c. Public Speaking: You will be expected to give a five-minute speech to other members of the course on a famous military leader. The Checklist area of the AAC WA Promotion Courses Portal provides further information. 10. You are to ensure that you have completed all pre-course preparation activities prior to attending the Course. Students who do not pass the barrier testing will be transferred to AFX Tier 2 and will not participate in the Course. 11. It is important to also note that your barrier test results will provide the Instructors with a clear indication of whether you have (or have not) prepared for the Course. Scores relating to these tests will therefore form part of your overall result for the Course. Reporting 12. All cadets and ACS will report to the Course as detailed in the AFX15 General Instruction. Your Unit OC will have more detailed information on how this will actually occur for your unit. 13. Dress of the day will be AAC Dress Order No4B- Field Dress DPU/DPCU (Annex B). Medical 14. All medical documentation to be supplied by students is outlined in the AFX1X General Instruction. Further details are available from your Unit OC.
3 15. All cadets and staff are required to carry copies of AAC028 Health Declaration Form and AAC029 Health Management Plan (if applicable) in the top-left pocket of the shirt at all times. All documents should be sealed in plastic sheet protectors as protection against the elements. 16. Due to safety considerations, failure to provide this paperwork in its entirety will prevent you from attending the Course. 17. Cadets and staff who use prescribed medication are authorised to self-medicate during the Course- unless specifically detailed otherwise by a parent/guardian in the AAC028 Health Declaration Form. 18. You must ensure that your prescribed medication is: a. detailed within the AAC028 Health Declaration Form. b. stored in the original packaging with the prescription clearly visible and showing your name and the dosage to be taken; c. accompanied (if applicable) by a letter from the prescribing doctor authorising any changes to the dosage detailed on the packaging; d. sufficient enough for the duration of the course (there will be no access to a pharmacy during the course and staff are not authorised to fill prescriptions on a parent s behalf); and e. placed in a clear, water-proof, zip-lock plastic bag or Webster pack. 19. It is your responsibility to ensure that medication is taken as required for your individual circumstances. 20. Any first aid treatment provided onsite by ACS will be recorded, and parents/guardians notified via the Notification of Treatment form. This form is to be provided to the individual receiving the treatment on march-out. Rationing 21. Meals will consist of a mixture of fresh rations and Combat Ration Packs (CRP-1Ms) as identified in the Training Program. Special dietary requirements 22. You are to ensure that any special dietary requirements are clearly detailed on the AAC028 Health Declaration Form. 23. Cadet ration packs are likely to include ingredients not recommended for individuals with life-threatening food allergies or special dietary requirements (such as coeliac disease). As such: The Australian Defence Force (ADF) is unable to provide a severe food allergy-free environment (such as from peanuts) in relation to the consumption of food during cadet activities. Such a risk may be life threatening for people who suffer from a severe food allergy. Parents may consider it is in their child s best interest not to allow participation in the proposed activity. In the event that the child is allowed to attend a catered cadet activity, the parents may choose to provide, at their own expense, sufficient food to cover the duration of the activity.
4 Physical fitness 24. Although not an assessable component of the Course, all cadets should have the level of physical fitness and stamina needed to complete the activities outline in the Training Program. Clothing and equipment 25. The Personal Equipment List (Annex C) details the recommended clothing and equipment to be brought to the Course by students. ALL items specified are required to successfully complete the training and MUST be brought on course. 26. It is your responsibility to ensure the security of personal and issued equipment whilst attending the course. 27. All uniforms and equipment should be clearly labelled with your name and unit. 28. The following orders of dress will apply to Course staff and cadets: a. Dress of the Day: AAC Dress Order No4B- Field Dress DPU/DPCU (Annex B); and b. Physical Training (PT): Shorts/Skirt, T-Shirt (Unit or plain only) and joggers (Annex D). 29. Cadets and ACS are to ensure appropriate AAC patches are attached to all uniforms. 30. Nametags are to be worn at all times- except during navex and PT sessions. You are encouraged to acquire DPCU nametags via your unit prior to attending. Where DPCU nametags are not present, plastic conference tags will be issued at the start of the course. 31. Do not bring: a. occy-straps; c. pyrotechnics; d. weapons (unauthorised knives, replica weapons, etc ); e. electronic games; f. personal audio/video equipment (eg ipods, DVD players, digital music players, etc ); g. non-issued clothing and equipment; and h. confectionary items (eg lollies, chocolate bars, etc ). Haircuts and jewellery 32. Haircuts are to comply with the Army Dress Manual. A haircut not in accordance with details supplied in Annex E may result in your removal from the Course. 33. The wearing of jewellery and rings shall be in accordance with the Army Dress Manualbut is strongly discouraged due to the nature of the activities to be undertaken. 34. Body-piercing jewellery of any kind is not permitted. Female students may wear one plain gold or silver stud in the lower lobe of each ear with a diameter less than 5mm. No stone sets are to be worn.
35. Make-up is not to be worn by any student at any time. 36. Males are expected to shave daily. Policies 37. Drugs: There are to be NO non-prescriptive drugs carried or consumed by personnel attending the activity. Misuse of prescribed drugs is also prohibited. 38. Alcohol: Consumption, possession, or distribution of alcohol is prohibited by all staff and cadets. The course is a dry camp and alcohol is not to be brought to or consumed during the course. 39. Smoking: Cadets are not to smoke or be in possession of tobacco products during the course. Staff are not to smoke in view of cadets and are prohibited from smoking in any building, tent, or military vehicle. 40. Fraternisation: The AAC has a zero tolerance policy towards fraternisation. Anyone found fraternising will face disciplinary action. Any adult staff found fraternising with cadets will be removed from the camp and reported to the civil authorities. All suspected incidents of fraternisation are to be immediately referred to the CSE MGR. 41. Harassment and discrimination: The AAC also has a zero tolerance policy towards harassment and discrimination. 42. Knives. During field-based activities, folding knives with a maximum blade length of 100mm are permitted to be used. All other daggers, flick knives, tomahawks and machetes are strictly prohibited. The use of knives within the barracks environment is prohibited unless specifically authorised by staff. 43. Any personnel found in breach of the above policies will be removed from the activity immediately. Where applicable, the breach will be referred to Bde HQ and/or the civilian authorities. Transport 44. Transport to and from the Course will be IAW the AFX15 Transport Plan. Further details are available from your Unit OC. 5 45. All personnel are to be aware of the requirements of the Defence Road Transport Instructions (DRTI) and understand that the Instructions apply equally to Defence-owned vehicles, short- and-long term rental vehicles, and civilian vehicles used during the activity. Particularly, personnel should be aware that DRTI Chapter 5, paragraph 5.24 requires that drivers of Defence vehicles are: a. not to consume alcohol whilst operating a Defence vehicle; b. to maintain a zero blood alcohol reading if operating a Defence vehicle; c. not to operate a vehicle if they are considered to be under the influence of alcohol or drugs; and d. not to enter a licensed premises whilst on duty except in the performance of duty or to obtain meals.
6 Canteen facilities 46. A canteen will be in operation at selected times throughout the course. You should bring a small amount of money ($50 or less) in small denominations. Accommodation 47. All staff and cadets will be sleeping under hoochies. Laundry facilities 48. There are limited washing machines and drying rooms located at SCALE A. You will need to supply your own washing powder and pegs. Telephone facilities 49. Public telephone facilities are not available in the BTA and mobile phones are unlikely to work in most areas. 50. Mobile phones should be turned off for the duration of all training activities. Breaches of this requirement may result in the device being confiscated. Pay 51. ACS and ADF personnel will be paid IAW the AFX15 General Instruction. A Roll Book will be maintained by the Course CSM for the duration of the Course. Emergency contact details 52. Both staff and cadets can be reached in an emergency by contacting: a. The CSE MGR or SI; b. the BTA Scale A campsite on (08) 9576 1056; or c. HQ WA AAC BDE on (08) 9269 4450. Leave 53. You are expected to be available for the full duration of the Course. If you are not able to fully commit to the entire course, you should withdraw your nomination to make your place available to someone who can. 54. Due to the nature of the course and the activities involved, leave will only be granted by the CSE MGR in extenuating circumstances. Course reports 55. A Record of Attainment outlining your performance will be generated as part of the Course closure activities. Copies will be forwarded to students (via the Unit OC) in the fortnight immediately following the Course. 56. Along with the Record of Attainment, all students who attend the Course will be issued either a certificate of completion (if successful) or attendance (if unsuccessful).
57. The Student of Merit for the Course will be awarded the AAC Bronze Commendation during the Annual Parade. 7 58. You are also reminded that the Course is recognised by the School Curriculum and Standards Authority. On completion of the Course, you are encouraged to contact the school s Year Coordinator and provide a copy of the certificate issued. More information can be found here: http://www.scsa.wa.edu.au/internet/senior_secondary/the_wace/wace_requirements. By successfully completing the Course, students earn: Graduation Parade Code Program Provider Program Title Unit Equivalents PARJO WAAACBDE JNCO Course 1 unit (5 points) Valid 2015 to 2019 59. The Course Graduation Parade will form part of the AAC WA BDE Annual Parade on the BTA airstrip IAW the AFX15 Parade Instruction. Further details are available from your Unit OC. 60. Cadets and Staff are encouraged to invite parents, family and friends to the parade. March out 61. All staff and cadets will march out of the Course after the Annual Parade IAW the AFX15 General Instruction. Further details are available from your Unit OC. Enquiries 62. All matters concerning the course should be directed to your Unit OC in the first instance. If unable to assist, Unit OCs are requested to direct questions to either the Course Manager (administrative) or Senior Instructor (skills and training). Conclusion 63. The Course is intended to be challenging, interesting, and provide the foundation skills required by a junior leader to successfully operate within an Army Cadet unit. You must prepare yourself mentally and physically to give yourself every chance of success. MA Jenkin LTCOL (AAC) ASSTCOMD Mob: 0402 253 290 Email: jenkin@iinet.net.au 05 Mar 15 Annexes: A. Training Program B. AAC Dress Order No4B (Field Dress DPU-DPCU) C. Personal Equipment List
D. AAC Dress Order (Physical Training Gear) E. Hair Requirements Distribution STUDENTS INSTRUCTORS ACS SUPPORT STAFF For information: COMD FSA-WA SO2 TRG BN CO OPSWO UNIT OC FILE 8
TRAINING PROGRAM ANNEX A TO 02-20 JOININST (1/2015 JNCO CSE) 05 MAR 15 Fri, 02 Oct 15 ALL PLATOONS TIME SUBJECT LOCATION STAFF 12:00 Advance Party - CSE MGR 12:15 (refer to Admin Instruction) 12:30 12:45 13:00 13:15 13:30 13:45 14:00 14:15 14:30 14:45 15:00 15:15 15:30 15:45 16:00 16:15 16:30 16:45 17:00 March-In & Roll Call Parade Ground CSM 17:15 Allocation to PLTs & SECTs Parade Ground CSM 17:30 JNCO2 Safety Briefing Classroom ASO 17:45 18:00 Dinner (CRP) Campsite PLT SGT 18:15 18:30 Barrier Test (Drill) Parade Ground CSM 18:45 Pre-course assignments marked - PLT COMD 19:00 19:15 19:30 Barrier Test (Theory) Classroom ADJT 19:45 Pre-course assignments marked - PLT COMD 20:00 1930h: BDE OPS Conf SCALE A CSE MGR / SI 20:15 20:30 Barrier Test (Public Speaking) Classroom All Available Staff 20:45 (9 groups with 2x 5-min speeches per each 15 minutes) 21:00 Pre-course assignments marked - PLT COMD 21:15 21:30 21:45 Unsuccessful candidates moved to Tier 2B. CP CSE MGR 22:00 Profile Photographs CP PLT COMD 22:15 Issue Name Tags CP PLT COMD 22:30 Personal Admin Campsite SECT COMD 22:45 2230h: JNCO4 Nightly Staff Conference CP CSE MGR / SI 23:00 Lights Out Barracks CSM
Sat, 03 Oct 15 PLATOON 1 PLATOON 2 PLATOON 3 TIME SUBJECT LOCATION STAFF SUBJECT LOCATION STAFF SUBJECT LOCATION STAFF 06:00 Reveille & Roll Call Parade Ground CSM Reveille & Roll Call Parade Ground CSM Reveille & Roll Call Parade Ground CSM 06:15 Personal Admin Campsite SECT COMD Personal Admin Campsite SECT COMD Personal Admin Campsite SECT COMD 06:30 0630h: Sick Parade & Medication Issue First Aid Tent FAO 0630h: Sick Parade & Medication Issue First Aid Tent FAO 0630h: Sick Parade & Medication Issue First Aid Tent FAO 06:45 07:00 Breakfast (CRP) Campsite SECT COMD Breakfast (CRP) Campsite SECT COMD Breakfast (CRP) Campsite SECT COMD 07:15 07:30 07:45 Accommodation Inspection Campsite PLT COMD Accommodation Inspection Campsite PLT COMD Accommodation Inspection Campsite PLT COMD 08:00 Dress & Equipment Inspection Campsite PLT SGT Dress & Equipment Inspection Campsite PLT SGT Dress & Equipment Inspection Campsite PLT SGT 08:15 JNCO1 Welcome Briefing Classroom CSE MGR / SI Welcome Briefing Classroom CSE MGR / SI Welcome Briefing Classroom CSE MGR / SI 08:30 08:45 JNCO3 Initial Student Briefing Classroom PLT COMD JNCO3 Initial Student Briefing Classroom PLT COMD JNCO3 Initial Student Briefing Classroom PLT COMD 09:00 09:15 1.1.2 Safety In Training Classroom ASO 2.2.5 Revise the Employment of Navigation Aids CTA INST1 2.2.2A Conduct an Appreciation CTA INST2 09:30 09:45 10:00 1.2.1 Describe the Structure of a Lesson Classroom PLT COMD1 10:15 10:30 10:45 Personal Admin Campsite SECT COMD 2.2.6 Navigate a Section Between Two Points (Assessment) (1 of 2) CTA INST1 2.2.2B Describe the Sequence of Orders CTA INST2 11:00 1.2.2 Describe the Promotion & Maintenance of the Desire to Learn Classroom PLT COMD2 11:15 11:30 11:45 1.2.3 Apply The Factors Affecting Instruction & Communication Classroom PLT COMD3 12:00 12:15 Lunch (Hot Box) Campsite SECT COMD 12:30 Lunch (Hot Box) Campsite SECT COMD Lunch (Hot Box) Campsite SECT COMD 12:45 13:00 2.2.3 Receive & Prepare Orders CTA INST2 13:15 1.2.4 Describe Demonstration Performance Methods Classroom ADJT 2.2.6 Navigate a Section Between Two Points (Assessment) (2 of 2) CTA INST1 13:30 13:45 14:00 1.2.5 Plan a Period of Instruction Classroom PLT DS2 14:15 14:30 2.2.7 Perform the Duties of a Junior Leader in a Platoon Harbour CTA PLT SGT3 14:45 15:00 15:15 2.2.8 Layout a Section in a Platoon Harbour CTA CSM 15:30 Personal Admin Campsite SECT COMD 15:45 1.2.7 Describe the Use of Training Aids Classroom LOGO 16:00 16:15 16:30 1.2.8 Describe Questioning Technique Classroom PLT DS3 16:45 2.2.1 Leadership Style & Responsibilities (1 of 2) Classroom INST2 17:00 17:15 2.1.2 The Junior Leader in the Barracks Environment Classroom PLT SGT1 3.1.2 Describe the Responsibilities of a Junior Leader for Field Hygiene CTA FAO 17:30 17:45 18:00 Dinner (CRP) Campsite SECT COMD Dinner (CRP) Campsite SECT COMD Dinner (CRP) Campsite SECT COMD 18:15 18:30 18:45 1.2.9 Understand the "Blueprint for Theory" Classroom INST5/INST6 3.1.3 Describe the Procedures for Casualty Evacuation Classroom PLT DS1 2.2.1 Leadership Style & Responsibilities (2 of 2) Classroom INST2 19:00 1930h: BDE OPS Conf SCALE A CSE MGR / SI 1930h: BDE OPS Conf SCALE A CSE MGR / SI 1930h: BDE OPS Conf SCALE A CSE MGR / SI 19:15 19:30 19:45 20:00 20:15 3.1.4 Roll Books and Duty Rosters Classroom PLT SGT2 20:30 20:45 Personal Admin Barracks SECT COMD 21:00 2130h: JNCO4 Nightly Staff Conference CP CSE MGR / SI Personal Admin Barracks SECT COMD 21:15 2130h: JNCO4 Nightly Staff Conference CP CSE MGR / SI Personal Admin Barracks SECT COMD 21:30 2130h: JNCO4 Nightly Staff Conference CP CSE MGR / SI 21:45 22:00 Lights Out Barracks CSM Lights Out Barracks CSM Lights Out Barracks CSM A-2
Sun, 04 Oct 15 PLATOON 1 PLATOON 2 PLATOON 3 TIME SUBJECT LOCATION STAFF SUBJECT LOCATION STAFF SUBJECT LOCATION STAFF 06:00 Reveille & Roll Call Campsite CSM Reveille & Roll Call Parade Ground CSM Reveille & Roll Call Parade Ground CSM 06:15 Personal Admin Campsite SECT COMD Personal Admin Campsite SECT COMD Personal Admin Campsite SECT COMD 06:30 0630h: Sick Parade & Medication Issue First Aid Tent FAO 0630h: Sick Parade & Medication Issue First Aid Tent FAO 0630h: Sick Parade & Medication Issue First Aid Tent FAO 06:45 07:00 Breakfast (Hot Box) Campsite SECT COMD Breakfast (Hot Box) Campsite SECT COMD Breakfast (Hot Box) Campsite SECT COMD 07:15 07:30 07:45 Accommodation Inspection Campsite PLT COMD Accommodation Inspection Campsite PLT COMD Accommodation Inspection Campsite PLT COMD 08:00 Dress & Equipment Inspection Campsite PLT SGT Dress & Equipment Inspection Campsite PLT SGT Dress & Equipment Inspection Campsite PLT SGT 08:15 2.2.2A Conduct an Appreciation CTA INST2 1.1.2 Safety In Training Classroom ASO 2.2.5 Revise the Employment of Navigation Aids CTA INST1 08:30 08:45 09:00 1.2.1 Describe the Structure of a Lesson Classroom PLT COMD1 09:15 09:30 09:45 2.2.2B Describe the Sequence of Orders CTA INST2 1.2.2 Describe the Promotion & Maintenance of the Desire to Learn Classroom PLT COMD2 2.2.6 Navigate a Section Between Two Points (Assessment) (1 of 2) CTA INST1 10:00 10:15 10:30 1.2.3 Apply The Factors Affecting Instruction & Communication Classroom PLT COMD3 10:45 11:00 11:15 2.2.3 Receive & Prepare Orders (1 of 2) CTA INST2 1.2.4 Describe Demonstration Performance Methods Classroom ADJT 11:30 11:45 12:00 Lunch (CRP) Campsite SECT COMD Lunch (CRP) Campsite SECT COMD Lunch (CRP) Campsite SECT COMD 12:15 12:30 2.2.3 Receive & Prepare Orders (2 of 2) CTA INST2 1.2.5 Plan a Period of Instruction Classroom PLT DS2 2.2.6 Navigate a Section Between Two Points (Assessment) (2 of 2) CTA INST1 12:45 13:00 13:15 2.2.7 Perform the Duties of a Junior Leader in a Platoon Harbour CTA PLT SGT3 13:30 13:45 14:00 Personal Admin Barracks SECT COMD Personal Admin Barracks SECT COMD 14:15 2.2.8 Layout a Section in a Platoon Harbour CTA CSM 1.2.7 Describe the Use of Training Aids Classroom LOGO 14:30 14:45 15:00 Personal Admin Barracks SECT COMD 15:15 1.2.8 Describe Questioning Technique Classroom PLT DS3 15:30 15:45 2.2.1 Leadership Style & Responsibilities (1 of 2) Classroom INST2 Personal Admin Barracks SECT COMD 16:00 2.1.2 The Junior Leader in the Barracks Environment Classroom PLT SGT1 3.1.2 Describe the Responsibilities of a Junior Leader for Field Hygiene FAO FAO 16:15 16:30 16:45 Personal Admin Barracks SECT COMD Personal Admin Barracks SECT COMD 17:00 17:15 Prepare for move to SCALE A Campsite SECT COMD Prepare for move to SCALE A Campsite SECT COMD Prepare for move to SCALE A Campsite SECT COMD 17:30 Move to SCALE A (on foot) - PLT COMD Move to SCALE A (on foot) - PLT COMD Move to SCALE A (on foot) - PLT COMD 17:45 Showers / Personal Admin SCALE A SECT COMD Showers / Personal Admin SCALE A SECT COMD Showers / Personal Admin SCALE A SECT COMD 18:00 18:15 18:30 Dinner (Mess) SCALE A SECT COMD Dinner (Mess) SCALE A SECT COMD Dinner (Mess) SCALE A SECT COMD 18:45 19:00 Return to Base (on foot) - PLT COMD Return to Base (on foot) - PLT COMD Return to Base (on foot) - PLT COMD 19:15 Personal Admin Barracks SECT COMD Personal Admin Barracks SECT COMD Personal Admin Barracks SECT COMD 19:30 2.2.1 Leadership Style & Responsibilities (2 of 2) Classroom INST2 1.2.9 Understand the "Blueprint for Theory" Classroom INST5/INST6 3.1.3 Describe the Procedures for Casualty Evacuation Classroom PLT DS1 19:45 1930h: BDE OPS Conf SCALE A CSE MGR / SI 1930h: BDE OPS Conf SCALE A CSE MGR / SI 1930h: BDE OPS Conf SCALE A CSE MGR / SI 20:00 20:15 20:30 20:45 21:00 3.1.4 Roll Books and Duty Rosters Classroom PLT SGT2 21:15 21:30 Personal Admin Barracks SECT COMD 21:45 Personal Admin Barracks SECT COMD 2215h: JNCO4 Nightly Staff Conference CP CSE MGR / SI Personal Admin Barracks SECT COMD 22:00 2215h: JNCO4 Nightly Staff Conference CP CSE MGR / SI 2215h: JNCO4 Nightly Staff Conference CP CSE MGR / SI 22:15 22:30 Lights Out Barracks CSM Lights Out Barracks CSM Lights Out Barracks CSM A-3
Mon, 05 Oct 15 PLATOON 1 PLATOON 2 PLATOON 3 TIME SUBJECT LOCATION STAFF SUBJECT LOCATION STAFF SUBJECT LOCATION STAFF 06:00 Reveille & Roll Call Parade Ground CSM Reveille & Roll Call Campsite CSM Reveille & Roll Call Parade Ground CSM 06:15 Personal Admin Campsite SECT COMD Personal Admin Campsite SECT COMD Personal Admin Campsite SECT COMD 06:30 0630h: Sick Parade & Medication Issue First Aid Tent FAO 0630h: Sick Parade & Medication Issue First Aid Tent FAO 0630h: Sick Parade & Medication Issue First Aid Tent FAO 06:45 07:00 Breakfast (Hot Box) Campsite SECT COMD Breakfast (Hot Box) Campsite SECT COMD Breakfast (Hot Box) Campsite SECT COMD 07:15 07:30 07:45 Accommodation Inspection Campsite PLT COMD Accommodation Inspection Campsite PLT COMD Accommodation Inspection Campsite PLT COMD 08:00 Dress & Equipment Inspection Campsite PLT SGT Dress & Equipment Inspection Campsite PLT SGT Dress & Equipment Inspection Campsite PLT SGT 08:15 2.2.5 Revise the Employment of Navigation Aids CTA INST1 2.2.2A Conduct an Appreciation CTA INST2 1.1.2 Safety In Training Classroom ASO 08:30 08:45 09:00 1.2.1 Describe the Structure of a Lesson Classroom PLT COMD1 09:15 09:30 09:45 2.2.6 Navigate a Section Between Two Points (Assessment) (1 of 2) CTA INST1 2.2.2B Describe the Sequence of Orders CTA INST2 Personal Admin Campsite SECT COMD 10:00 1.2.2 Describe the Promotion & Maintenance of the Desire to Learn Classroom PLT COMD2 10:15 10:30 10:45 1.2.3 Apply The Factors Affecting Instruction & Communication Classroom PLT COMD3 11:00 11:15 Personal Admin Campsite SECT COMD 11:30 2.2.3 Receive & Prepare Orders (1 of 2) CTA INST2 1.2.4 Describe Demonstration Performance Methods Classroom ADJT 11:45 12:00 12:15 Lunch (CRP) Campsite SECT COMD Lunch (CRP) Campsite SECT COMD Lunch (CRP) Campsite SECT COMD 12:30 12:45 13:00 2.2.6 Navigate a Section Between Two Points (Assessment) (2 of 2) CTA INST1 2.2.3 Receive & Prepare Orders (2 of 2) CTA INST2 1.2.5 Plan a Period of Instruction Classroom PLT DS2 13:15 13:30 13:45 2.2.7 Perform the Duties of a Junior Leader in a Platoon Harbour CTA PLT SGT3 14:00 14:15 14:30 Personal Admin Campsite SECT COMD Personal Admin Campsite SECT COMD 14:45 2.2.8 Layout a Section in a Platoon Harbour CTA CSM 1.2.7 Describe the Use of Training Aids Classroom LOGO 15:00 15:15 15:30 Personal Admin Campsite SECT COMD 15:45 1.2.8 Describe Questioning Technique Classroom PLT DS3 16:00 16:15 Personal Admin Barracks SECT COMD Personal Admin Campsite SECT COMD 16:30 3.1.2 Describe the Responsibilities of a Junior Leader for Field Hygiene FAO FAO 2.2.1 Leadership Style & Responsibilities (1 of 2) Classroom INST2 2.1.2 The Junior Leader in the Barracks Environment Classroom PLT SGT1 16:45 17:00 17:15 3.1.4 Roll Books and Duty Rosters Classroom PLT SGT2 Personal Admin Campsite SECT COMD 17:30 1.2.9 Understand the "Blueprint for Theory" (1 of 2) Classroom INST5/INST6 17:45 18:00 Dinner (CRP) Campsite SECT COMD Dinner (CRP) Campsite SECT COMD Dinner (CRP) Campsite SECT COMD 18:15 18:30 18:45 3.1.3 Describe the Procedures for Casualty Evacuation Classroom PLT DS1 2.2.1 Leadership Style & Responsibilities (2 of 2) Classroom INST2 1.2.9 Understand the "Blueprint for Theory" (2 of 2) Classroom INST5/INST6 19:00 1930h: BDE OPS Conf SCALE A CSE MGR / SI 1930h: BDE OPS Conf SCALE A CSE MGR / SI 1930h: BDE OPS Conf SCALE A CSE MGR / SI 19:15 19:30 19:45 20:00 20:15 Personal Admin Barracks SECT COMD Personal Admin Barracks SECT COMD 20:30 2130h: JNCO4 Nightly Staff Conference CP CSE MGR / SI 2130h: JNCO4 Nightly Staff Conference CP CSE MGR / SI 20:45 21:00 Personal Admin Barracks SECT COMD 21:15 2130h: JNCO4 Nightly Staff Conference CP CSE MGR / SI 21:30 21:45 22:00 Lights Out Barracks CSM Lights Out Barracks CSM Lights Out Barracks CSM A-4
Tue, 06 Oct 15 ALL PLATOONS TIME SUBJECT LOCATION STAFF 05:00 Reveille & Roll Call Campsite CSM 05:15 Personal Admin Campsite SECT COMD 05:30 0530h: Sick Parade & Medication Issue First Aid Tent FAO 05:45 Accommodation Inspection Campsite PLT COMD 06:00 Dress & Equipment Inspection Campsite PLT SGT 06:15 Move to SCALE A (via foot) - PLT COMD 06:30 Breakfast (Mess) Campsite SECT COMD 06:45 07:00 Move to Range (via foot) - PLT COMD 07:15 07:30 Range Shoot Rifle Range ADJT 07:45 08:00 When not on the range: 08:15 SI (Public Speaking) 01 to 04 CTA All PLT Staff 08:30 SI (Public Speaking) 05 to 08 CTA All PLT Staff 08:45 SI (Public Speaking) 09 to 12 CTA All PLT Staff 09:00 09:15 09:30 09:45 10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45 11:00 11:15 11:30 Return to Base (via foot) - PLT COMD 11:45 12:00 Lunch (CRP) Campsite SECT COMD 12:15 12:30 MI 01 to 03 Classroom All Staff 12:45 13:00 13:15 MI 04 to 06 Classroom All Staff 13:30 13:45 14:00 MI 07 to 09 Classroom All Staff 14:15 14:30 14:45 MI 10 to 12 Classroom All Staff 15:00 15:15 15:30 Personal Admin Campsite SECT COMD 15:45 MI 13 to 15 Classroom All Staff 16:00 16:15 16:30 MI 16 to 18 Classroom All Staff 16:45 17:00 17:15 MI 19 to 21 Classroom All Staff 17:30 17:45 18:00 Prepare for move to SCALE A Campsite SECT COMD 18:15 Move to SCALE A (on foot) - PLT COMD 18:30 Dinner (Mess) SCALE A SECT COMD 18:45 19:00 Showers / Personal Admin SCALE A SECT COMD 19:15 1930h: BDE OPS Conf Scale A CSE MGR / SI 19:30 19:45 Return to Base (on foot) - PLT COMD 20:00 Personal Admin Campsite SECT COMD 20:15 2.1.0 Display The Qualities Of A Leader (Assessment) Classroom PLT DS 20:30 20:45 3.1.0 Administer A Section (Assessment) Classroom PLT DS 21:00 21:15 21:30 Personal Admin Barracks SECT COMD 21:45 2215h: JNCO4 Nightly Staff Conference CP CSE MGR 22:00 22:15 22:30 22:45 23:00 Lights Out Barracks CSM A-5
Wed, 07 Oct 15 ALL PLATOONS TIME SUBJECT LOCATION STAFF 06:00 Reveille & Roll Call Parade Ground CSM 06:15 Personal Admin Campsite SECT COMD 06:30 0630h: Sick Parade & Medication Issue First Aid Tent FAO 06:45 07:00 Breakfast (CRP) Campsite SECT COMD 07:15 07:30 07:45 Accommodation Inspection Campsite PLT COMD 08:00 Dress & Equipment Inspection Campsite PLT SGT 08:15 MI 22 to 24 Classroom All Staff 08:30 08:45 09:00 MI 25 to 27 Classroom All Staff 09:15 09:30 09:45 MI 28 to 30 Classroom All Staff 10:00 10:15 10:30 Personal Admin Campsite SECT COMD 10:45 MI Debrief Classroom SI 11:00 11:15 Lunch (Hot Box) Campsite SECT COMD 11:30 11:45 12:00 SI 01 to 03 Classroom All Staff 12:15 12:30 12:45 SI 04 to 06 Classroom All Staff 13:00 13:15 13:30 Personal Admin Campsite SECT COMD 13:45 SI 07 to 09 Classroom All Staff 14:00 14:15 14:30 SI 10 to 12 Classroom All Staff 14:45 15:00 15:15 Personal Admin Campsite SECT COMD 15:30 SI 13 to 15 Classroom All Staff 15:45 16:00 16:15 SI 16 to 18 Classroom All Staff 16:30 16:45 17:00 Personal Admin Campsite SECT COMD 17:15 1.2.0 Develop Instruction (Assessment) Classroom PLT DS 17:30 17:45 18:00 Dinner (Hot Box) Campsite SECT COMD 18:15 18:30 18:45 2.2.4 Deliver Orders (Assessment) CTA All Staff 19:00 1930h: BDE OPS Conf SCALE A CSE MGR / SI 19:15 19:30 19:45 20:00 20:15 20:30 20:45 Personal Admin Barracks SECT COMD 21:00 2100h: JNCO4 Nightly Staff Conference CP CSE MGR 21:15 21:30 21:45 22:00 Lights Out Barracks CSM A-6
Thu, 08 Oct 15 ALL PLATOONS TIME SUBJECT LOCATION STAFF 06:00 Reveille & Roll Call Parade Ground CSM 06:15 Personal Admin Campsite SECT COMD 06:30 0630h: Sick Parade & Medication Issue First Aid Tent FAO 06:45 07:00 Breakfast (CRP) Campsite SECT COMD 07:15 07:30 07:45 Accommodation Inspection Campsite PLT COMD 08:00 Dress & Equipment Inspection Campsite PLT SGT 08:15 SI 19 to 21 Classroom All Staff 08:30 08:45 09:00 SI 22 to 24 Classroom All Staff 09:15 09:30 09:45 SI 25 to 27 Classroom All Staff 10:00 10:15 10:30 SI 28 to 30 Classroom All Staff 10:45 11:00 11:15 SI Debrief Classroom SI 11:30 11:45 Lunch (CRP) Campsite SECT COMD 12:00 12:15 12:30 2.2.8 Layout a Section in a Platoon Harbour (Assessment) CTA CSM 12:45 13:00 13:15 13:30 13:45 14:00 14:15 14:30 14:45 1.1.0 Comply With Army Safety Requirements (Assessment) Classroom ASO 15:00 15:15 Personal Admin Campsite SECT COMD 15:30 SI (Public Speaking) 13 to 16 CTA All PLT Staff 15:45 SI (Public Speaking) 17 to 20 CTA All PLT Staff 16:00 SI (Public Speaking) 21 to 24 CTA All PLT Staff 16:15 SI (Public Speaking) 24 to 28 CTA All PLT Staff 16:30 SI (Public Speaking) 29, 30, & 2x Spares CTA All PLT Staff 16:45 Prepare for move to SCALE A Campsite SECT COMD 17:00 Move to SCALE A (on foot) - PLT COMD 17:15 Showers / Personal Admin SCALE A SECT COMD 17:30 17:45 18:00 Return to Base (on foot) - PLT COMD 18:15 Dinner (Hot Box) Campsite SECT COMD 18:30 18:45 Personal Admin Campsite SECT COMD 19:00 Retests / Course Reports Campsite All Staff 19:15 1930h: BDE OPS Conf SCALE A CSE MGR / SI 19:30 19:45 20:00 20:15 20:30 20:45 21:00 Personal Admin Barracks SECT COMD 21:15 2115h: JNCO4 Nightly Staff Conference CP CSE MGR / SI 21:30 21:45 22:00 Lights Out Barracks CSM A-7
Fri, 09 Oct 15 ALL PLATOONS TIME SUBJECT LOCATION STAFF 06:00 Reveille & Roll Call Parade Ground CSM 06:15 Personal Admin Campsite SECT COMD 06:30 0630h: Sick Parade & Medication Issue First Aid Tent FAO 06:45 07:00 Breakfast (CRP) Campsite SECT COMD 07:15 07:30 07:45 Move to Competitions FUP (on foot) - PLT COMD 08:00 Confidence Course, Competitions, & Cadet Challenge SCALE A BDE ACS 08:15 08:30 08:45 09:00 09:15 09:30 09:45 10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45 11:00 11:15 11:30 11:45 12:00 Lunch (CRP) - - 12:15 12:30 12:45 13:00 13:15 13:30 13:45 14:00 14:15 14:30 14:45 15:00 15:15 15:30 15:45 16:00 16:15 16:30 16:45 17:00 Personal Admin SCALE A SECT COMD 17:15 17:30 17:45 18:00 Dinner (BBQ) SCALE A PLT COMD 18:15 18:30 18:45 19:00 Return to Base (on foot) - PLT COMD 19:15 Exit Interviews & PAR Questionnaire Barracks All Staff 19:30 1930h: BDE OPS Conf SCALE A CSE MGR / SI 19:45 20:00 20:15 20:30 20:45 21:00 Personal Admin Barracks SECT COMD 21:15 2115h: JNCO4 Nightly Staff Conference CP CSE MGR 21:30 21:45 22:00 Lights Out Barracks CSM A-8
Sat, 10 Oct 15 ALL PLATOONS TIME SUBJECT LOCATION STAFF 06:00 Reveille & Roll Call Parade Ground CSM 06:15 Personal Admin & Break Camp Campsite SECT COMD 06:30 0630h: Sick Parade & Medication Issue First Aid Tent FAO 06:45 07:00 Breakfast (CRP) Campsite SECT COMD 07:15 07:30 07:45 Move to Parade Assembly Area (via bus) - PLT COMD 08:00 Ceremonial Parade Airstrip BDE ACS 08:15 08:30 08:45 09:00 09:15 09:30 09:45 10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45 11:00 11:15 11:30 11:45 12:00 Lunch (Hotbox) - - 12:15 12:30 12:45 13:00 13:15 13:30 Depart Bindoon ATC - 13:45 Rear Party Campsite CSE MGR 14:00 (refer to AFX & JNCO Admin Instruction) 14:15 14:30 14:45 15:00 EndEx: AFX2014 - - A-9
AAC DRESS ORDER No.4B FIELD DRESS DPU/DPCU ANNEX B TO 02-20 JOININST (1/2015 JNCO CSE) 05 MAR 15 This order of dress is worn by personnel engaged in field exercises or training activities. For safety reasons, DPCU is not to be worn on activities such as fire fighting where more visible and appropriate protective clothing is required. Serial Item of Dress Remarks 1 Boots combat 2 Field hat/kepi/helmet Note 1 and 2 3 Japara/DPCU sleeveless vest/wet weather trousers Optional 4 Load carrying equipment 5 Shirt DPCU Note 2 6 Socks khaki 7 Sweater field khaki (optional) Shirt tucked in when worn 8 Trousers DPCU 8 T-shirt DPCU/brown Optional 9 Combat jacket Optional 10 Skivvy Optional 11 Boots combat 12 Sunglasses Optional Note 4 Notes: 1. The Kepi Cap is worn only by members of units which operate armoured vehicles and by personnel posted to Regional Forces Surveillance Units. 2. Shamags may be worn in hot dusty conditions with the approval of the unit commander. Shamags are not to be worn in the Barrack environment. 3. Sleeves are to be worn down and buttoned. 4. Sunglasses may be worn whilst wearing the Australian Army uniform as follows: a. Prescribed tinted or photo chromatic spectacles may be worn at any time, IAW the prescription. The requirement for the frames of prescribed tinted spectacles is the same as for prescribed spectacles. Brightly coloured or reflective coated lenses are not permitted. b. Non-prescribed sunglasses may be worn when eye protection is necessary in other than ceremonial orders of dress. Sunglasses, either issued or purchased by individuals, are to conform to the design requirements for prescribed spectacles except that wraparound or side panels are permitted. Brightly coloured or reflective coated lenses are not permitted. c. Sunglasses are to be worn covering the eyes only. They are not to be worn, dangled or suspended from other parts of the body, uniform or on top of the head.
PERSONAL EQUIPMENT LIST ANNEX C TO 02-20 JOININST (1/2015 JNCO CSE) 05 MAR 15 1. ALL items detailed below are to be brought to the course. 2. ALL clothing and personal items are to be clearly marked with your name and unit. 3. DO NOT bring expensive items to the course- especially electronic items. 4. Under no circumstances bring radios, computer games, ipods, or other unauthorized items. Qty Item Additional Notes 1 Bag, Duffel, Cotton Duck, Green Or small equivalent. 1 Pack, Large AustPack or as issued. 1 Pack, Day If issued. 1 Field Hat, DPCU 1 Jumper, Howard Green 1 Japara, DPCU Or issued raincoat. Also known as a Boonie. Hat, KFF is not to be taken on course. 1 Vest, DPCU Optional- recommended in colder months. 2 Shirt, DPCU Quantity of 3 preferred. 2 T-Shirt, Unit Auscam or khaki only. 1 Rank Slides or Badges If applicable 1 Belt, Field, Web 1 Basic Webbing (complete) To include two water bottles filled PRIOR to reporting. Minimum of two pouches. 2 Trousers, DPCU Quantity of 3 preferred. Qty Underwear Qty Socks Army or Explorer type 1 Boots, GP, Black or Brown 1 Boot Cleaning Equipment Qty Toiletries Tooth brush, tooth paste, soap, etc Qty Medication, Personal 1 First Aid Kit, Personal If applicable and in sufficient quantity. To be lodged on march-in. Optional. Stored in appropriate dry-bag. 1 Torch Waterproof, if possible 1 Towel, Bath 1 Thongs or Open Sandals Worn to and from the showers only. 1 Sewing Kit To include needle, cotton, spare buttons, etc 1 Knife-Fork-Spoon Set 1 Cup, Canteen 1 Towel, Tea 1 Shelter, Individual Qty Tent Pegs Also known as a Hootchie. Complete with comm s cord or light rope.
E-2 Qty Item Additional Notes 1 Sleeping Bag Cold weather type. 1 Pillow and Pillow Slip Optional. Blow-up pillow preferred. 1 Sleeping Bag Liner Optional- but highly recommended 1 Groundsheet 1 Mattress, Pneumatic Also known as a Wimp Mat Optional. Qty Bags, Plastic Garbage Used to keep equipment dry. Qty Bags, Plastic ZipLock Storage of equipment. 1 PT Gear Shorts or skirt, shirt, and sandshoes. Qty Handkerchief or Tissues 1 AAC WA Field Handbook Available from Unit OCs. 1 Stove, Hexamine & Fuel Tablets Or personal gas stove. Used for preparing Combat Ration pack meals. 1 Night Attire Tracksuit, etc 1 Sunscreen 1 Lip Balm Use regularly while on the water. 1 Insect Repellent Use as required Qty Washing powder, pegs, etc Optional Stationery To be regularly used on all exposed areas (including the back of hands, legs and feet). Reapply at least every two hours. 1 Notebook, Field To be carried in DPCU trouser pocket. 2 Pad, Paper, A4, Lined 2 Pencils 4 Pens Black and red. Qty Plastic Sheet Protectors, A4 1 File, Ring Binder, A4 1 Ruler, 30cm long 1 Pencil Sharpener 1 Stapler and staples Qty Textas Assorted Colours Instructors Only 1 ADF Driver Qualification Log AKA The Blue Book 1 Digital Camera Waterproof and shockproof recommended.
ANNEX D TO 02-20 JOININST (1/2015 CSE) 05 MAR 15 AAC DRESS ORDER Physical Training (PT) GEAR This order of dress is worn by personnel engaged in physical training activities. Serial Item of Dress Remarks 1 Shirt Unit shirt, brown undershirt, or Corp blue shirt. 2 Shorts Black 3 Shoes, Running Clean and in good condition. 4 Socks, Running White 5 Hat, Baseball Cap
ANNEX E TO 02-20 JOININST (1/2015 CSE) 05 MAR 15 HAIR REQUIREMENTS Reference: Army Dress Manual Chapter 2 Wearing of Uniform (pages 2-11 to 2-13) Hair - males 2.31 Hair on the head of males is to be: a. Neatly groomed at all times. b. Taper trimmed from bare skin with the back, sides and above the ears blending with the hairstyle. The taper at the back is to commence above and parallel to the top of the shirt collar when buttoned. c. Worn short enough so that when hair is groomed and headdress is removed, no hair touches the ears or collar or extends below the top of the eyebrows. d. Cut and groomed so that the bulk of hair on top of the head is not greater than 4 cm with the bulk decreasing gradually from the top and blending with the taper trimmed sides and back. Bulk is defined as the distance that the mass of hair protrudes from the scalp when groomed as distinct from the length of hair. e. Styled in a manner which does not interfere with the proper wearing of any military headdress or protective equipment. f. Hair on the neck, below and to the sides of the taper, is to be kept trimmed/shaved. 2.32 Radical hairstyles, such as Mohawk, stepped, layered foils, streaked, bleached, unnatural or extreme colours or combinations of colours or styles which have an uncombed appearance are not permitted. A clean shaven head or close cropped hair, i.e. number one cut is permissible. 2.33 Sideburns worn by males are to: a. extend no lower than the point where the ear lobe joins the face, b. be squared off in a horizontal line at the bottom edge, and c. be evenly trimmed to blend with the hairstyle and is to be an even width, not exceeding 4 cm.
G-2 Hair - females 2.38 Hair on the head of females is to be: a. neatly groomed at all times; b. groomed so that it does not fall below the eyebrows or extend below the lower edge of the buttoned shirt collar; and c. styled so that hair does not interfere with the proper wearing of any military headdress or protective equipment. 2.39 Hair colouring. Hair colouring is not to be extreme. Unnatural or extreme colours are not permitted. A natural appearance is to be maintained. 2.40 Radical hairstyles. Radical hairstyles, such as Mohawk, stepped, layered foils, solid streaks, bleached or have an uncombed appearance, of an unnatural or extreme colour or combinations of colours and styles are not permitted. 2.41 Hair accoutrements are to be of a similar colour to the hair. Acceptable accoutrements are hair combs, clips, nets, elastic bands, hair pins and bun pieces, and for PT scrunchies or head bands. 2.42 Long hair may be worn as follows: a. Tied back in a bun, which is to be secured to the head, i.e. a French roll or a bun and is not to extend below the top of the collar. b. A braid or plait may be worn loose when in field exercises or on operations, at the discretion of the commander or CO. However, commanders at all levels are responsible to direct that hair is to be worn up and secured to the head, if the length of the plait or braid poses a safety concern or workplace risk or risk of injury. c. The braid or plait may be worn in barracks but is not to extend below the lower edge of the buttoned shirt collar. d. For PT activities a ponytail is permitted; however, for battle PT the ponytail is to be tied off at the bottom.