Long-Range Training Calendar

Question 1

Training calendar timeline

Answer 1

Long range: 2 years
Short range: 3 months (quarterly)
Near term: 6 weeks

Question 2

Training guidance publication dates

Answer 2

USASFC, GRP, BN: 24 months (1FEB, 1APR, 1 JUN)

Question 3

Near term planning

Answer 3

defines specific actions required to execute the training. Training meetings characterize this activity, to include preparation of the POI, orders, classes,..

goal is to lock in the training

Question 4

Short range planning

Answer 4

defines the long range calendar. Short range planning results in the development of the quarterly training guidance

Question 5

ARSOF training model (4)

Answer 5

consists of 22.5 month cycle
Phase 1 reset 6 month
Phase 2 train 10.5
Phase 3 available 6month

Question 6

Phase 1

Answer 6

primary focus is the individual readiness/ tasking force pool
R3, block leave, individual schooling,…

Question 7

Phase 2

Answer 7

units train on individual and collective tasks

CTC, certification, EXEVAL, JCETs, may deploy earlier

Question 8

Phase 3

Answer 8

follows unit validation, deployment preparation, if not deployed stay in the highest state of readiness

Question 9

Directed Training Affiliation (2)

Answer 9

is a mutually beneficial training alignment that facilitates the need of AC and NG to meet mission and training requirements. Direct coordination between DTA aligned units to plan and schedule training is authorized.

establishes dedicated, year round training relationships between AC and NG units

Question 10

Certification (4)

Answer 10

1 up

CDR conduct training assessments to ensure quality training is conducted and the training meets or exceeds validated METL requirements

continuous process

identifies unit strength and weakness

Question 11

Validation

Answer 11

internal evaluations (MRX, CPX, JCS, PMT,..)

external (EXEVAL): 2 ups

external evaluation report: evaluators fill the external evaluation report IAW ADP 7-0