If you are a UX professional, then you know that creating user experience flowcharts and wireframes is only part of the job. In order to create an effective and efficient user experience, you also need to produce user interface specifications and reports. One of the most common types of reports is the Uxo report form. This document details how a user interacts with your product or website, allowing you to track any glitches or problems they may encounter while using it. The 9 line Uxo report form is a simplified version of the traditional form, making it easier to complete and less time consuming. Here's how it works...
| Question | Answer |
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| Form Name | 9 Line Uxo Report Form |
| Form Length | 4 pages |
| Fillable? | No |
| Fillable fields | 0 |
| Avg. time to fill out | 1 min |
| Other names | 9 line uxo report pdf, uxo report army, 9 line uxo, army reports smart card |
Radio Calls
SALUTE:
Size:
Activity:
Location:
Uniform/Unit
Time
Equipment
LACE
Liquid
Ammunition
Casualties
Equipment
Call For Fire
1.__________(FA) this is ___________ (you) adjust fire/ fire for effect, over
2.Grid _________________ dist ____ meters
3.Target Description / # type
4.Danger Close, etc.
Adjusting: ________ this is _______ , add drop(m)
______ left/right _______
Fire for effect, over. (Return Damage assessment afterwards)
NBC1 Report:
A. NBC strike serial number B. Position of observer
C. Direction of attack from Obs
D. Date/Time of detonation or beginning of attack E. Date/Time end of attack
F. Location of attack G. Means of delivery
H. Type of agent, burst, persistency J. Flash to bang time
K. Terrain, vegetation, and crater description L. Nuke Burst Cloud Width
M. Nuke Burst Cloud Height
Standard
Line 1: Date time group discovered: (Command policy will dictate Local or Zulu time).
Line 2: Reporting Activity (UIC / Unit designation).
Location: mandatory 8 digit grid: (include: landmarks, reference points, or street addresses).
Line 3: Contact Method: Radio Freq / Call Sign or Telephone Number. (If using phone number, provide name).
Line 4: Type of Munition: (Dropped, Projected, Placed, or Thrown).
Line 5: NBC Contamination: Yes or No, known or suspected NBC Contamination. If yes, report type of agent if known / identified.
Line 6: Resources Threatened: (What resource is threatened - is it a critical asset?).
Line 7: Impact on Mission: (How the UXO is affecting the mission).
Line 8: Protective Measures Taken: (Unit emplaced protective measures).
Line 9: Recommended Priority: (Immediate, Indirect, Minor, or No Threat).
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Radio frequency, call sign, and suffix. |
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Number of patients by precedence: |
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A - Urgent |
B - Priority |
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C - Routine |
D - Convenience |
Line 4. |
Special equipment required: |
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A - None |
B - Hoist |
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C - Extraction equipment |
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D - Ventilator |
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Number of patients: |
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L - Litter |
A - Ambulatory |
Line 6. Security at
N - No enemy troops in area
P - Possible enemy troops in area (caution) E - Enemy troops in area (caution)
X - Enemy troops in area (escort required) In peacetime - number and types of wounds,
injuries, and illnesses
Line 7. Method of marking
B - Pyrotechnic signal C - Smoke signal
D - None
E - Other
Line 8. Patient nationality and status: A - US Military
B - US Civilian
C-
Line 9. NBC Contamination:
N - Nuclear
B - Biological
C - Chemical
* In peacetime - terrain description of
Defensive Priorities of Work
1.Establish Local Security
2.Position Key Weapons
3.Position other assets
4.Establish Communications
5.Designate FPL’s and FPF’s
6.Clear fields of fire and sector sketches
7.
8.Prepare primary fighting positions
9.Emplace obstacles and mines
10.Mark or improve marking for TRPS and other fire control measures
11.Improve primary fighting positions with overhead cover
12.Prepare alternate positions, the supplementary positions
13.Establish a sleep/rest plan
14.Recon routes
15.Rehearse Actions - Engagements, Disengagements, Counterattacks
16.Adjust positions as necessary
17.Stockpile supplies
18.Dig Trenches to connect positions
19.Continue to improve positions
Assembly Area Priorities of Work
1.Position Key Weapons, Designate FPF’s and FPL’s
2.Construct fighting positions
3.Set up commo
4.Prepare range cards
5.Camouflage positions
6.Clear fields of fire
7.Distribute supplies
8.Execute preventative maintenance
9.Prepare Dragon Night Sight
10.Inspect Platoon and equipment
11.Rehearse
12.Test fire small arms
13.Conduct personal hygiene
14.Create a rest plan
Patrol Base Activities
Security
Alert Plan Withdrawal plan Maintenance plan Sanitation plan mess plan water resupply
Evaluate a casualty
1.Check for responsiveness
2.Check for breathing
3.Check for bleeding
4.Check for shock
5.Check for fractures
6.Check for burns
7.Check for head injury
8 Seek medical aid
The 5 S’s -
Search
Segregate
Silence
Speed
Safeguard
OCOKA
Observation and fields of fire
Cover and concealment
Obstacles
Key terrain
Avenues of approach
5 Point Contingency/GOTWA
1.Where the leader is Going
2.Who is going/Others taking with them
3.Time the leader plans to be gone
4.Actions to take/What to do if leader does not return
5.Unit and leader’s Actions to take on chance contact
Tactical OPORDS
TLP’s
1.Receive the mission
2.Issue a warning order
3.Make a tentative plan
4.Start necessary movement
5.Reconnoiter
6.Complete the plan
7.Issue OPORD
8.Supervise, Inspect, and Rehearse
Questions to ask TAC:
What is (are):
Grid of AA
Distance/ Direction/Grid of target
Callsign/freq of higher
Callsign/freq of medevac
Callsign/freq of artillery support/FSO/FAC
PIR requirements
Strength and disposition of enemy forces
Hit times?
Adjacent units?
Can I have/use:
Artillery support? Medevac?
Ghost security for rehearsals? Binoculars?
Smoke?
Pyrotechnics?
Weapons organic to a light infantry squad? (SAW, LAW, M203, grenades, claymore)
OPORD
Task Organization:
I.Situation
A. Enemy forces
The (enemy) _______________ is (doing)
_____________ in grid ________________ their
estimated size is _______________ with ___________
weapon capability. Their Morale is
____________________ and their intent is to
____________
B. Friendly Forces
The (unit) ___________________ is
(doing)_______________ in grid
___________________. Commander’s intent is to
_______________.
Our adjacent units will be _________________
C.Attachments/Detachments The following personnel will be
attached/detached:
D. Terrain and Weather
Terrain/Weather/Light conditions
II. Mission
It is the mission of (unit) _____________ to
conduct a (operation type) _________________ on
(date group) ____________________ NLT (time)
_________ in order to ___________________ for the
purpose of ____________________ . I SAY AGAIN....
III. Execution
Commander’s Intent. Fill in as appropriate
A. Concept of the operation - Order them to watch you as you use the sandtable to walk through the operation in six sentences or less.
Raid - Attack with a planned withdrawal
Recon - get PIR requirements
Ambush - destroy a unit and withdraw
Movement To Contact
Deliberate Attack - take ground
Defense - hold ground
Patrolling - sweep an area
1.Maneuver
2.Fires
B. Tasks to maneuver units - what the mobile units must do - tasks that must be assigned.
C. Tasks to subordinate units - Designate
teams
D. coordinating instructions - key hit times/timeline
IV. Service Support (only the items you might use are included)
A. General - where resupply and collection points are
B. Material and Services - what you have on
you
Class 1 - sustenance - water/MRE
Class 2 - BDU’s, LBE’s other clothing and tools Class 4 - Construction Materials
Class 5 - Ammo - how many rounds/magazines Class 6 - Hygiene Items
Class 7 - Major end items
Class 8 - Medical - evac plan
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V. Command and Signal
A. Command
B. Signal - Passwords and Frequs
Callsigns: PL/SL:
PSG:
Pass/Challenge:
Running:
Number:
It is (time) what are your questions?
BRIEFBACK - INSPECTIONS - REHERSALS CALL TO HIGHER BEFORE MOVING OUT!
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