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Training Courses Available in the 7th Cavalry Gaming Regiment

The following is a list of courses taught regularly for all the games supported by the 7th Cavalry Regiment as of 02APR21.

All Games:

Basic Combat Training (Boot Camp) [BCT]

Basic Combat Training, also known as Boot Camp, is a part of the 7th Cavalry enlistment process. It is designed to give Enlistee's (now known as Recruits) their first experience with the 7th Cavalry Gaming Regiment. It is conducted by Drill Instructors of the 7th Cavalry Recruit Training Command. To get started, enlist today!

Upon completion of this course you will:

Understand the duties & responsibilities of being a member of the 7th Cavalry Gaming Regiment
Receive a Marksmanship Qualification (for Arma 3)
Be able to join 7th Cavalry Official Operations
Completion of Boot Camp is a MANDATORY step!

Failure to complete Basic Combat Training in a timely manner will result in a discharge.

Server Administration Course [SAC]

The Server Administration Course teaches the correct way to administrate our 7th Cavalry gaming servers and other official assets. This class is open not only to current admins, but also anyone who plans on being a server admin in the future. The course takes about 90 minutes.

Student Prerequisites:

Minimum rank of Specialist; PFC allowed as long you hold a SL position
Reservists do not need to meet minimum rank; only secondary billets warrant a MILPACS entry
No active negative action

Non-Commissioned Officer's Academy - Phase 1 [NCOA1]

The NCOA Course Phase 1 is the first leadership course non-commissioned officers attend during their career. It's designed to teach troopers, from Private First Class, and Specialists, the fundamentals of leading small groups of Troopers. The course is approximately 2 hours long. The course teaches students the roles and responsibilities of leaders in the 7th Cavalry Regiment.

Student Prerequisites:

Minimum time in service of 45 days
Minimum Rank of Private First Class and above
No negative action or restrictions within the last 3 months (pending or on record)
Motivation to help advance the 7th Cavalry in many ways
Completion of the Server Administration Course [SAC]

Non-Commissioned Officer's Academy - Phase 2 [NCOA2]

The NCOA Course Phase 2 is the second leadership course non-commissioned officers attend during their career. It's designed to teach troopers, from Private First Class to Sergeants, the fundamentals of being a Section leader within the 7th Calvary. The course is approximately 2 hours long. The course teaches students the roles and responsibilities of Section leaders in the 7th Cavalry Regiment.

Student Prerequisites:

Minimum time in service of 45 days
Minimum Rank of Private First Class and above
No negative action or restrictions within the last 3 months (pending or on record)
Motivation to help advance the 7th Cavalry in many ways
Completion of NCOA Phase I or pre-2019 NCOA

Officer Development School [ODS]

The Officer Development School is for candidates wishing to advance their careers in the Regiment by being commissioned as a Second Lieutenant as Platoon Leader slots become available in 1st Battalion. Officer Development School (ODS) runs over 3 days, each session lasting approximately 1 hour. The following material is covered:

Day 1 - Officer Duties and Responsibilities
Day 2 - Plans and Orders
Day 3 - Managing Subordinates

Student Prerequisites:

Minimum rank of Specialist
No negative action
Completion of Non-Commissioned Officer School [NCOA]
Completion of Server Administration Course [SAC]

ARMA 3:

Arma 3 Infantry School [IS]:

Basic Trooper Focus:
Basic Individual Training [BIT]

Basic Individual Training is focused on the skills and knowledge required to function as a soldier within a Fire Team and Squad in an operational or training environment. The class is 180 minutes (3 hours) long. There is a short classroom portion, practical instruction, and live fire exercises at the Fire Team level. This course, along with Basic Land Navigation, are prerequisites for all other courses in Arma 3.

Troopers will learn:

Infantry Squad and Fire Team organization
Individual movement techniques
Fire Team formations
Action at halts
Battle Buddies
Reacting to fire commands
React to contact (Direct/Visual)

Student Prerequisites:

Graduation from Recruit Training Command/Boot Camp
No active negative action
Pen and paper
ArmA 3 installed with the CavPack installed and working

Basic Land Navigation [BLN]

Basic Land Navigation is focused on the skills and knowledge required to be able to read a map, use a compass, and determine your location. The class is about 180 minutes (3 hours) long. There is a short classroom portion, followed by practical instruction and a navigation exercise. This course, along with Basic Individual Training, are prerequisites for all other courses in Arma 3.

Troopers will learn:

Information on a map
Major and minor terrain features
Identifying a grid reference on a map
Find the elevation of a location
Using a compass
Determine your location to 100 meter accuracy and plot on a map
Navigate from one point to another

Student Prerequisites:

Graduation from Recruit Training Command/Boot Camp
No active negative action
Pen and paper
ArmA 3 installed with the CavPack installed and working

Basic Radio Communication Course [BRCC]

BRCC is focused on the basics of sending and receiving radio transmissions and using the ACRE 2 short and long range radios. The class is 150 minutes (2.5 hours) long. There is a classroom portion followed by practices and a final field exercise.

Troopers will learn:

Prowords
Radio Reports
ACRE 2 Setup & Troubleshooting
Setup and operation of short and long range radios
Troubleshooting communications

Student Prerequisites:

Graduation from Recruit Training Command/Boot Camp
No active negative action
Pen and paper
ArmA 3 installed with the CavPack installed and working

Advanced Infantry Focus:
Advanced Individual Training [AIT]

The Advanced Individual Training course is focused on the execution of the hasty squad attack battle drill. The class is 180 minutes (3 hours) long. There is a short classroom portion followed by a walk-through of an attack and then 4 live fire scenarios.

Troopers will learn:

Stages of a hasty attack
Elements required for a hasty attack
Roles and responsibilities at the Support-By-Fire (SBF) position
Assault drills

Student Prerequisites:

Graduated Basic Land Navigation [BLN]
Graduated Basic Individual Training [BIT]
Graduated Basic Radio Communication Course [BRCC]
No active negative action
Pen and paper
ArmA 3 installed with the CavPack installed and working

Infantry Heavy Weapons Course [IHWC]

IHW is focused on the theory and employment of machine gun and AT missile fires. The class is 150 minutes (2 1/2 hours) long. There is a classroom portion followed by live fire practice.

Troopers will learn:

Techniques of fire and fire commands
M2 .50 Cal Machine Gun
Mk 18 40mm Grenade Launcher
BGM-71 TOW Missile Launcher
FGM-148 Javelin

Student Prerequisites:

Graduated Basic Land Navigation [BLN]
Graduated Basic Individual Training [BIT]
Graduated Basic Radio Communication Course [BRCC]
Graduated Advanced Individual Training [AIT]
No active negative action
Pen and paper
ArmA 3 installed with the CavPack installed and working

Basic Leader Course [BLC]

The Basic Leader Course (formerly called the Infantry Leaders Course - Phase 1) is focused on the fundamentals of leading a Fire Team within a Squad. The class is 180 minutes (3 hours) long. There is a classroom portion followed by live fire exercises at the Fire Team level.

Troopers will learn:

Parallel planning
Critical equipment
Controlling movement
Controlling fire using fire commands
React to contact

Student Prerequisites:

Graduated Basic Land Navigation [BLN]
Graduated Basic Individual Training [BIT]
Graduated Basic Radio Communication Course [BRCC]
Graduated Advanced Individual Training [AIT]
No active negative action
Pen and paper
ArmA 3 installed with the CavPack installed and working

Advanced Leader Course [ALC]

The Advanced Leader Course (formerly called the Infantry Leaders Course - Phase 2) is focused on the fundamentals of leading a Squad. The class is 180 minutes (3 hours) long. There is a classroom portion followed by live fire exercises at the Squad level.

Troopers will learn:

Infantry leadership
Navigation and route planning
BLUFOR tracker
Communication reports
Infantry battle drills as the SL

Student Prerequisites:

Graduated Basic Land Navigation [BLN]
Graduated Basic Individual Training [BIT]
Graduated Basic Radio Communication Course [BRCC]
Graduated Advanced Individual Training [AIT]
Graduated Basic Leader Course [BLC]
No active negative action
Pen and paper
ArmA 3 installed with the CavPack installed and working

Medic Focus:
Combat Lifesaver Course [CLS]

The Combat Lifesaver Course is focused on the role of the Combat Lifesaver in a squad, the basics of the ACE Advanced Medical System, and performing lifesaving care. The class is 120 minutes (2 hours) long. There is a classroom portion followed by practical exercises.

Troopers will learn:

Role of the CLS
Levels of care in ACE Advanced Medical System
Equipment used by the CLS
Vital signs
Lifesaving care
Providing lifesaving care under fire

Student Prerequisites:

Graduated Basic Land Navigation [BLN]
Graduated Basic Individual Training [BIT]
Graduated Basic Radio Communication Course [BRCC]
No active negative action
Pen and paper
ArmA 3 installed with the CavPack installed and working

Combat Medic Course [CMC]

The Combat Medic Course is focused on the role of the combat medic acting as the Platoon Medic, advanced features of the Advanced Medical System and performing lifesaving care, stabilizing care and returning troopers to combat. The class is up to 150 minutes (2 1/2 hours) long. There is a classroom portion followed by practice scenarios, and then a final GO-NO-GO written examination.

Troopers will learn:

Role of the Combat Medic
Levels of care in ACE Advanced Medical System
Equipment used by the Combat Medic
Setting up CCP's and calling MEDEVAC
Lifesaving and stabilizing care
Returning troopers to combat

Student Prerequisites:

Graduated Basic Land Navigation [BLN]
Graduated Basic Individual Training [BIT]
Graduated Basic Radio Communication Course [BRCC]
Graduated Combat Lifesaver Course [CLS]
No active negative action
Pen and paper
ArmA 3 installed with the CavPack installed and working

Advanced Care Course [ACC]

The Advanced Care Course (ACC) is focused on the role of the Advanced Care Provider in leading mobile medical teams and performing advanced care procedures. The class is about 120 minutes (2 hours) long. There is a classroom portion followed by practical testing. Troopers will learn:

Troopers will learn:

Role of the Advanced Care Provider
Tactics and techniques used in MMT leadership
Advanced care techniques

Student Prerequisites:

Graduated Basic Land Navigation [BLN]
Graduated Basic Individual Training [BIT]
Graduated Basic Radio Communications Course [BRCC]
Graduated Advanced Individual Training [AIT]
Graduated Combat Lifesaver Course [CLS]
Graduated Combat Medic Course [CMC]
Combat Field Medical Badge (Awarded for sustained actions in combat while assigned as a combat medic with an Expert Field Medic Badge)
No active negative action
Pen and paper
ArmA 3 installed with the CavPack installed and working

Arma 3 The Cavalry School [TCS]:

Cavalry Scout Focus:
Basic Mechanized Infantry Course [BMIC]

BMIC is focused on the basics of loading and unloading from the M1126 Stryker ICV and the M2A3 Bradley IFV in base and field conditions, including under fire. The class is 180 minutes (3 hours) long. There is a classroom portion followed by dry walk-throughs and then live deployments.

Troopers will learn:

Theory; including capabilities, terminology, safety around vehicles and commands
Loading and unloading at base
Actions at halts
Loading and unloading in the field in and out of contact

Student Prerequisites:

Graduated Basic Land Navigation [BLN]
Graduated Basic Individual Training [BIT]
Graduated Basic Radio Communication Course [BRCC]
No active negative action
Pen and paper
ArmA 3 installed with the CavPack installed and working

Cavalry Scout Course - Phase 1 [CSC1]

The Cavalry Scout Course will teach troopers the role of the Cavalry Scout. The class is about 120 minutes (2 hours) long. There is a classroom portion followed by a live deployment.

Troopers will learn:

Overview of reconnaissance
Organization of a reconnaissance platoon
Enemy vehicle recognition theory and practical
Practical instruction on equipment used by the reconnaissance trooper

Student Prerequisites:

Graduated Basic Land Navigation [BLN]
Graduated Basic Individual Training [BIT]
Graduated Basic Radio Communication Course [BRCC]
Graduated Advanced Individual Training [AIT]
Graduated Basic Leader Course [BLC]
Graduated Basic Mechanized Infantry Course [BMIC]
No active negative action
Pen and paper
ArmA 3 installed with the CavPack installed and working

Cavalry Scout Course - Phase 2 [CSC2]

The Cavalry Scout Course will continue to teach troopers the role of the Cavalry Scout. The class is about 120 minutes (2 hours) long. There is a classroom portion followed by a live deployment.

Troopers will learn:

Reconnaissance fundamentals
Area reconnaissance
Route reconnaissance
2 x area reconnaissance FTX

Student Prerequisites:

Graduated Basic Land Navigation [BLN]
Graduated Basic Individual Training [BIT]
Graduated Basic Radio Communication Course [BRCC]
Graduated Advanced Individual Training [AIT]
Graduated Basic Leader Course [BLC]
Graduated Advanced Leader Course [ALC]
Graduated Basic Mechanized Infantry Course [BMIC]
Graduated Cavalry Scout Course Day 1 [CSC1]
No active negative action
Pen and paper
ArmA 3 installed with the CavPack installed and working

Arma 3 The Airborne School [TAS]:

Airborne Infantryman Focus:
Basic Airborne Course [BAC]

The BAC is focused on the basics of airborne operations. The class is approximately 120 minutes (2 hours) long. There is a classroom portion followed by 2 hollywood day jumps, 1 combat day jump, 1 hollywood night jump, and 1 combat night jump.

Troopers will learn:

Theory, terminology, and safety around the aircraft
Phases of an airborne operation
Loading the aircraft
Actions on the aircraft, action on the descent, and action on the DZ
Exiting the aircraft over the DZ and finding the RP during day and night operations

Student Prerequisites:

Graduated Basic Land Navigation [BLN]
Graduated Basic Individual Training [BIT]
Graduated Basic Radio Communication Course [BRCC]
No active negative action
Pen and paper
ArmA 3 installed with the CavPack installed and working

Basic Air Assault Course [BAAC]

BAAC is focused on the basics of loading and unloading from the UH-60 and CH-47 in base and field conditions, including the hot LZ. The class is approximately 120 minutes (2 hours) long. There is a classroom portion followed by dry walk-throughs and then live inserts into hot and cold LZ's.

Troopers will learn:

Theory, including capabilities, terminology, safety around aircraft and commands
Loading at base
Unloading at a cold LZ
Unloading at a hot LZ
Loading at a PZ

Student Prerequisites:

Graduated Basic Land Navigation [BLN]
Graduated Basic Individual Training [BIT]
Graduated Basic Radio Communication Course [BRCC]
No active negative action
Pen and paper
ArmA 3 installed with the CavPack installed and working

Jumpmaster Course [JMC]

The JMC is focused on the procedures of loading and unloading airborne infantryman into the C-130 at base and exiting the aircraft over the DZ. The class is approximately 120 minutes (2 hours) long. There is a classroom portion followed by a practical portion where you will act as the Jumpmaster of a Stick.

Troopers will learn:

Theory, including capabilities, terminology, safety around the aircraft and commands
Characteristics, selection and marking of drop zones
Loading the aircraft and preparation for a static-line jump
Conducting the static-line jump over the DZ

Student Prerequisites:

Graduated Basic Land Navigation [BLN]
Graduated Basic Individual Training [BIT]
Graduated Basic Radio Communication Course [BRCC]
Graduated Advanced Individual Training [AIT]
Graduated Advanced Leader Course [BLC]
Graduated Basic Airborne Course [BAC]
No active negative action
Pen and paper
ArmA 3 installed with the CavPack installed and working

Military Free-Fall Parachutist Course [MFFPC]

The MFFPC covers the characteristics of free-fall parachute operations, as well as HAHO and HALO procedures. The course is 120 minutes (2 hours) long.

Troopers will learn:

Characteristics of free-fall parachute operations
Phases of military free-fall operations
Critical equipment
Communications
HAHO procedures
HALO procedures

Student Prerequisites:

Graduated Basic Land Navigation [BLN]
Graduated Basic Individual Training [BIT]
Graduated Basic Radio Communication Course [BRCC]
Graduated Advanced Individual Training [AIT]
Graduated Advanced Leader Course [BLC]
Graduated Advanced Leadership Course [ALC]
Graduated Basic Airborne Course [BAC]
Graduated Jumpmaster Course [JMC]
No active negative action
Pen and paper
ArmA 3 installed with the CavPack installed and working

Arma 3 Aviation Center of Excellence [ACE]:

Pilot/Aircrew Focus:
Ground School [GS]

Ground School is designed to provide you with base knowledge in aviation used by 7th Cavalry as well as give you the necessary information needed to act as a crew member on any aircraft. Additionally, it shall act as the base of training for all Aviation Courses. We will not be in-game, as this is a strictly theory-based course.

Troopers will learn:

Basics of Flight
Airbase Familiarization
Radio Procedures
Aeronautical Navigation
Aircrew Procedures
Flying the Traffic Pattern
Emergencies

Student Prerequisites:

Graduated Basic Land Navigation [BLN]
No active negative action
Pen and paper

Forward Air Controller Course [FACC]

This course is focused on the basics of how to plan and execute close air support (CAS) as a Forward Air Controller (FAC) in field operations.

Troopers will learn:

FAC Equipment
Air Space Management
FAC basic SOPs
Directing CAS

Student Prerequisites:

Army Aviator Badge or
Aircrew Badge or
Cavalry Spurs or
Ranger Tab
No active negative action
Pen and paper
ArmA 3 installed with the CavPack installed and working

Aircrew Focus:
Door Gunner Course [DGC]

The Door Gunner Course is focused on the roles of the Door Gunner and the operation and Weapon Qualification of the M134 Minigun.

Troopers will learn:

M134 Proficiency
Clearing the Aircraft
Boarding the Aircraft
Aircraft Communication
Target Identification
Weapon Discipline

Student Prerequisites:

Graduated Basic Land Navigation [BLN]
Graduated Basic Individual Training [BIT]
Graduated Basic Radio Communication Course [BRCC]
Graduated Ground School [GS]
No active negative action
Pen and paper
ArmA 3 installed with the CavPack installed and working

Crew Chief Course [CCC]

The Crew Chief Course is focused on the role of the Crew Chief in rotary flight operations.

Troopers will learn:

PAX Coordination
G2A Comms
Air Navigation
Aircraft Clearing while in flight
Loading / Unloading Cargo
Repair Responsibilities
Loading / Unloading PAX

Student Prerequisites:

Graduated Basic Land Navigation [BLN]
Graduated Basic Individual Training [BIT]
Graduated Basic Radio Communication Course [BRCC]
Graduated Ground School [GS]
Graduated Door Gunner Course [DGC]
No active negative action
Pen and paper
ArmA 3 installed with the CavPack installed and working

Rotary Pilot Focus:
Basic Rotary Course [BRC]

This is a classroom course — we will not be in game at any time. It will be followed by a separate Basic Flight Evaluation scheduled at instructors' discretion.

Troopers will learn:

Pre-flight and start-up
Taxi and parking
Takeoff
Flight maneuvers, and flight levels
Landing
Formations
Emergencies

Student Prerequisites:

Graduated Basic Land Navigation [BLN]
Graduated Basic Radio Communication [BRCC]
Graduated Ground School [GS]
No active negative action
Pen and paper

Completion will allow a person to take Basic Rotary Evaluation.

Advanced Rotary Course [ARC]

This is a classroom course — we will not be in game at any time. It will be followed by a separate Advanced Flight Evaluation scheduled at instructors' discretion.

Troopers will learn:

Flight Planning
Sling Loading
Air Assault
Bullseye
Recon and Flight Escort
Close Air Support
Rotary Combat

Student Prerequisites:

Graduated Basic Land Navigation [BLN]
Graduated Basic Radio Communication [BRCC]
Graduated Ground School [GS]
Graduated Basic Rotary Course [BRC]
Graduated Basic Rotary Evaluation [BRE]
No active negative action
Pen and paper

Completion will allow a person to take Advanced Rotary Evaluation.

Fixed-Wing Pilot Focus:
Basic Fixed-Wing Course [BFWC]

This course provides the basic information to effectively operate as a fixed wing pilot or Crew Member. Additionally, it shall act as the base of training for all Fixed Aviation Courses. This is a classroom course — we will not be in game at any time. It will be followed by a separate Flight Evaluation scheduled at instructors discretion.

Troopers will learn:

Pre-flight and start-up
Taxi and parking
Takeoff
Flight Maneuvers
Approach and landing
Bullseye
SERE

Student Prerequisites:

Graduated Basic Land Navigation [BLN]
Graduated Basic Radio Communication [BRCC]
Graduated Ground School [GS]
No active negative action
Pen and paper

Completion will allow a person to take the Basic Fixed-Wing Evaluation.

Advanced Fixed-Wing Course [AFWC]

This course provides the basic information to effectively operate as a fixed-wing pilot or crew member. Additionally, it shall act as the base of training for all fixed aviation courses. This is a classroom course — we will not be in game at any time. It will be followed by a separate Flight Evaluation scheduled at instructors discretion.

Troopers will learn:

Flight Planning
UAV Operation
Takeoff
9 Lines
Enhanced Sensors
Air to Ground Combat
Air to Air Combat

Student Prerequisites:

Graduated Basic Land Navigation [BLN]
Graduated Basic Radio Communication [BRCC]
Graduated Ground School [GS]
Graduated Basic Fixed-Wing Course [BFWC]
Graduated Basic Fixed-Wing Evaluation [BFWE]
No active negative action
Pen and paper

Completion will allow a person to take Advanced Fixed-Wing Evaluation.

Arma 3 The Ranger School:
Ranger Selection [SEL]

The RANGER selection process takes place over three training days. Day one will consist of a selection period where soldiers will be required to shoot EXPERT with the M4A1 Carbine on the standard Bootcamp Rifle Range. There will then be a Land Navigation event. If passed, the next two training days will consist of infantry missions at the Fire Team level. Due to time constraints, 16 Missions will be run total, so class size will be set at a maximum of 16 personnel. If there are more than 16 selections after Day One, the top 16 students will be chosen for weeks 2 and 3.

Student Prerequisites:

Holds the rank of at least Specialist (E-4), Warrant Officer One (W-1) or Second Lieutenant (O-1)
Graduated Basic Land Navigation [BLN]
Graduated Basic Individual Training [BIT]
Graduated Basic Radio Communication Course [BRCC]
Graduated Advanced Individual Training [AIT]
Graduated Basic Leader Course [BLC]
Graduated Advanced Leader Course [ALC]
Graduated Infantry Heavy Weapons Course [IHW]
Graduated Basic Air Assault Course [BAAC]
Graduated Basic Airborne Course [BAC]
Graduated Jumpmaster Course [JMC]
Graduated Military Free Fall Parachutist Course [MFFPC]
No active negative action
Pen and paper
ArmA 3 installed with the CavPack installed and working

HELL LET LOOSE:

Hell Let Loose School of Infantry [SOI]:

Infantryman Focus:
Basic Infantry Combat Training [BICT]

HLL's Basic Infantry Combat Training is focused on learning basic infantry skills and knowledge. The class is 90 minutes long. There is a classroom portion followed by practices and a final field training exercise.

Troopers will learn:

Equipment & Weapon Systems
Basic Infantry Formations
Basic Infantry Tactics w/Armor
Basic Communication
Phases of the Attack

Student Prerequisites:

No active negative action
Pen and paper
Hell Let Loose installed and working prior to class start time

Combat Lifesaver Course [CLS]

HLL's Combat Lifesaver Course is focused on learning the skills and information required to be an effective Combat Lifesaver. There is a classroom portion followed by practices and a final field training exercise.

Troopers will learn:

Basics of the role of a medic
Role equipment and responsibility
Communications
Best practices for reviving and healing wounded
Practical exercises

Student Prerequisites:

Completion of Basic Infantry Combat Training [BICT]
No active negative action
Pen and paper
Hell Let Loose installed and working prior to class start time

Heavy Weapons Course [HWC]

HLL's s focused on the fundamentals of trooper-employed weapons systems such as GPMG's and Anti-Tank weaponry. The training consists of classroom and live fire exercises. There is a classroom portion followed by practices and a final field training exercise.

Troopers will learn:

Best practices with machineguns
Proper usage of AT Rifle
Proper usage of the Bazooka

Student Prerequisites:

Completion of Basic Infantry Combat Training [BICT]
No active negative action
Pen and paper
Hell Let Loose installed and working prior to class start time

Armor Focus:
Basic Armor Crewman Course [BACC]

HLL's Basic Armor Crewman Course is focused on learning basic armor skills and knowledge. The class is 90 minutes (1.5 hours) long. There is a classroom portion followed by practices and a final field training exercise.

Troopers will learn:

Roles of the armor crewman
Crew Commands
React to Contact
German tank ID review

Student Prerequisites:

No active negative action
Pen and paper
Hell Let Loose installed and working prior to class start time

Artillery Focus:
Artillery Crewman Course [ACC]

ACC is focused on learning the skills and information required to be an effective Artillery Crewman. The class is 90 minutes long. There is a classroom portion followed by practices and a final field training exercise.

Troopers will learn:

Basics of Artillery
Crew Roles and Responsibilities
Firing Commands
Types of Fire Missions

Student Prerequisites:

No active negative action
Pen and paper
Hell Let Loose installed and working prior to class start time

S7 Department

All of this milsim training and instruction is made possible by the dedicated men and woman of our S7 Department. We have many talented instructors that devote their time and energy to these milsim classes making the 7th Cavalry Gaming Regiment one of the premier milsim gaming groups in the world!

The S7 Department is also always looking for current members to join our ranks. If interested, please fill out an application here and indicate which School(s) interest you!

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