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Question | Answer |
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Form Name | Pci Checklist |
Form Length | 16 pages |
Fillable? | No |
Fillable fields | 0 |
Avg. time to fill out | 4 min |
Other names | army pcc pci checklist, pcc pci army, pcc pci army checklist, pcc pci checklist army |
Individual PCI Checklist |
Leader PCI |
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ACH Helmet (IAW BDE SOP)
NODs (Mounted, Functional, and Tied down to IBA (IAW BN SOP)
Ballistic Eye Protection
ID Card / ID Tags
Weapon (Zeroed, clean, function test, sling attached properly)
Optics (Tied Down, Zeroed, PMCS, Extra Batteries )
Lasers (Tied Down, Field Expedient Zero, Extra Batteries)
Magazines / 6 ea, 30 rounds per
Weapons cleaning kit
IOTV/IBA Complete, W/Neck Collar, Throat Collar, Groin Protector, DAPS, ESAPI, Plates, Side Plates, Name Tap, Rank
IFAK ( See attached inventory list)
1 Quart Canteen at a minimum.
MREx1
Flame Retardant Gloves. Fingers will not be cut out.
Pen / Paper
Flashlight
Compass
Briefed on current mission
Extra socks
Graphics/ GRG
Communication ( IMBTR, Icom)
Commo Card
Map, protractor, compass
Binoculars
Sensitive Items List
Whistle
Alcohol pens
Report Formats
Sector Sketches
Improved First Aid Kit (IFAK)
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Tourniquet, Combat Application |
2ea |
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Bandage , Hemorrhage control ( in country) |
1ea |
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Bandage |
1ea |
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Adhesive Tape Surg 2” 6’s |
1ea |
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Airway, Nasopharyngeal, 28Fr, 12s |
1ea |
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Glove, Patient Exam 100’s |
4ea |
Dressing, Combat Gauze
Needle Decompression Device
Casualty Feeder Cards
Mortuary Affairs Kit
4 Pouch Human Remains
15 Bio Hazard Bags
Latex gloves , 20 (Lrg) 10 (Med)
4 Personnel effects bags
10 Shoe tags
Medical Masks
Witness Statements DA 1156 (1 x Patrol Member)
Sworn Statements DA 2823 (1 x Patrol Member)
EFR Packing List
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Scissors, Bandage .25” |
1ea |
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CAT (Combat Application Tourniquet) |
6 ea |
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Trauma/Wound Compression |
4ea |
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Bandage Muslin, Compressed, Camo |
3ea |
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Adhesive, Tape Surg 3” |
1pg |
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Pad Isopropyl Alcohol |
20pg |
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SAM Splint II |
3ea |
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Atropine Injecti., Syringe with Needle |
Medic |
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Bag, TC3, Combat Casualty Care V2 |
1ea |
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Bandage Elas 6” x 4.5yds |
4ea |
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Bandage |
1ea |
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Bandage GA3” x 4yd Quick Clot |
2ea |
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Bandage Abdominal Wound |
1ea |
Blanket, Heating 90 x 90cm
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Survival Blanket, Mil. Green |
1ea |
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Diazepam Inject., Syringe with Needle |
Medic |
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Chest Seal Dressing, 8”x6” |
2ea |
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Latex Free Exam Gloves SZ: |
6ea |
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Black Trauma Shears |
2ea |
Fine Tip Black Permanent Marker
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Nasal Trumpet 28FR |
1ea |
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Needle Decompression Device |
1ea |
Shield Eye Surgical
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Strap Cutter, Combat |
1ea |
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TC 3 Card (DA 7656- Sep 09) |
5ea |
Warrior Aid and Litter Kit |
(WALK) PCI |
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Warrior Aid & Litter Bag |
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Hypothermia Prevention & Management Kit |
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Talon Evac Litter 90c |
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Blanket Heating 4 panel |
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Litter Carrier |
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Blanket Blizzard Wrap |
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Black Talon Trauma Gloves |
50ea |
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Litter Buckle Replacement (1male/1female) |
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Nasopharymhral Airway 28 FR W/LUB |
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Panel Marker, Survival |
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Nasopharymhral Airway |
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Litter Retention Strap Set |
2ea |
Petrolatum Gauze 3x18 in
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Petrolatum Gauze |
2ea |
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2 ea |
Needle Decompression Kit
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Combat Application Tourniquet |
6ea |
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Roller Gauze Vacuumed |
8 pack |
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Bandage Kit Elastic ( Trauma Dressing) |
4 ea |
Emergency Bandage
Dressing Elastic Abdominal
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SamII Universal Splint 36in |
2ea |
Large Trauma Shears 7.25”
Surgical Tape Nylon 2 in
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Surgical Tape Nylon 2 in roll |
2ea |
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Ace Wraps 6in |
2ea |
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Cravats |
6ea |
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Kerlix |
4ea |
Combat Causality Reference Card
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Narp T2 Individual Kit |
20pack |
Patrol Standard (Vehicle)
Level I or II Armor (appropriate level)
Crew Served Weapon – Mounted w/Ammo can secured
Laser and Enhanced Sights (M145, PAS 13) if available
Communication Capability (FM, BFT, TACSAT, Cell)
Radio Headset - 3ea per vehicle
Litter
Tow Strap or other Self Recovery Capability ( Tow Bar, Chains)
Report Formats
Class III ( Oil, Transmission Fluid)
Class IV ( C Wire)
Class V ( Basic Load based on weapon system)
BII Complete
MREs (two case)
Water cans x 2
Fuel Cans x 2
Claims Card /
IR Strobe
Flame Retardant Blanket ( 1 per seat)
Patrol Standard (Cont)
ECM ( Functional, inspected, tested)
Marcbot (Functional, inspected with extra batteries)
Raven ( Functional, inspected with charged batteries)
TCP Kit ( See attached inventory list)
EFR Kit (See attached Inventory list)
TSE Kit (See attached inventory list)
Mortuary Affairs Kit (See attached inventory List)
TSE Recovery Kit
2 Packs Small Permanent Markers
2 Large Sketch Pads
2 Clip Boards
3 x 5 Cards
5 x 7 Cards
Box of Chalk
20 Evidence / Property Custody Form DA 4137
20 Apprehension Forms
20 Statement Forms DA 2823
20 Evidence Custody Form
50 Capture Tags
30
30 Brown Paper Bags
30 Shoe – Tags
30 Stick on Labels
12” Ruler
20 Flex Cuffs
3 Blind Folds
2 Flashlights w/extra Batteries
Small Digital Camera / Recorder w/extra Batteries
Latex Gloves
EXSpray
TCP Kit
Orange Cones x 8
C- Wire (2 rolls per truck)
Binoculars
Bull Horn, Loudspeaker x 1
Search Mirrors
Warning Signs
Metal Detector
Wire Gloves
HLZ Kit
Chem lights (IR and regular)
Stobe light
550 Cord ( Cut attached to chemlight for signaling)
VS 17 Panel
M
Front/Rear runner membrane present, serviceable
Transport Safety pin and lanyard present
Front/Rear site posts present/spring loaded
No cracks or damage in tube body
M203 PCI
FM
M203 pouches (Molle)
M203 cleaning kit
Quadrant/leaf site operational
MK 19 PCI
FM
M3 tripod/gun cover
Round extractor/ bore obstruction device
Cleaning
T&E pintle/ MK64/93 with pins/ MOD 9
Two acetated range cards
LSAT
Ammunition loaded/ stored
Javelin PCI
FM
Command launch unit
Extra battery cooling unit (BCU)
Two acetated range cards
Sling
Rounds
Extra batteries
Lens paper/rag
TOW PCI
FM
TAS operational
Tripod
Traversing unit
Launch Tube
Fire Control System
Command viewer W/cable/5590 BATT
Cables/LBB
Lens Paper/soft brush/equipment cover
TM
Two range cards acetated
Ammunition loaded/stored
Hangfire/misfire procedure card
M2 MG PCI
FM
Tripod complete/serviceable
Spare barrel and bag complete (glove)
T&E/pintle present/serviceable
Head space and timing gauge
Carrying handle
Cartridge extractor
Blank adaptor installed/tight
Weapons cleaning kit
Two range cards acetated
Ammunition
M240B/ M249 PCI
FM
M145/PEQ 2 mounted/secured/bore light zeroed
Tripod complete/serviceable
Spare barrel assembly/case and BII complete
T&E/pintle present/serviceable
Cartridge extractor
Combination tool
Scrapper tool
Weapons cleaning kit
Sling
Three sand bags2X100 RND saw assault pouch/1X100 RND pouch (min)
Ammunition
Two range cards acetated
Radio Inspection
Powers up
Takes current fill
Correct NET ID
Correct time
Correct power
Correct CT setting
Radio Check
BFT Inspection
Powers up
Monitor Operational
CPU Operational
Transceiver Operational
PLGR/DAGER Operational
System Status
GPS gum ball G
COMM SAT status G
User ICON populates
Unit ICON populates
Test
User role
Message to TOC
Reply good
Before
PRE MISSION COMBAT CHECKS:
A pre combat check is an inspection done prior to the conduct of a mission.
A tentative time schedule is two hours. This may change based on your units ability to perform the measures on this check list and the time parameters placed on your mission.
Leaders must ensure that the personnel assigned these checks are competent and understand their task and purpose.
Special attention must be paid to attachments and their equipment /capabilities they bring for the mission.
Example: DOG TM, HUMINT TM, CA TM, Female Search Team, Ect….
DISMOUNTED
Patrol Standard :
IBA , IAW SOP.
Night Vision, serviceable, tied down IAW with SOP, extra set of batteries
Ammunition: inspected for use, ensure load criteria for mission. Stored properly and check magazines for serviceability
Radios: Minimum of 2 forms of communication. Check for serviceability, conduct communications check on all loaded frequencies for mission. Ensure all systems are loaded IAW Commo SOP, for example: CH 1 is BN CMD NET, CH 2 is FIRES, ect.
IFAK IAW SOP.
Weapon: conduct function check, inspect optic and laser tie downs IAW SOP. Inspect sling for function ability. Extra batteries for optics and or laser.
Assault Pack: Markings IAW SOP, Packed according to mission parameters
Ruck Sack: Markings IAW SOP, Packed according to mission parameters
Leader Standards :
Leader equipment:
GPS, functional with correct data,
Map with current GRG. Compass, Strobe with extra batteries, Shift Fire signals, Pyrotechniques, Sensitive Items List, Personnel List, Communications Card.
Comms : two forms, ensure radio check .
All special equipment is inspected and checked for carrying configuration.
EXAMPLES : Breech Kit, Demolition, Mine Detector System, Spotting Scope,
BEFORE (MOUNTED)
Patrol Standard (Vehicle)
Conduct a BEFORE PMCS
Clean all glass surfaces of dirt and debris including the turn signals
Inspect the
Inspect the gun mount. Ensure the proper mounting bracket for your specified weapon system is present. Ensure your weapon system has all T&E components present.
Inspect the weapon , ensure optics are operational and spare batteries are present. If the system uses a spare barrel it is present and serviceable.
Check your ammunition. Basic load and cleanliness. Check that your ammunition tray and box are secure. Additional ammunition secured.
Secondary weapon system. Present and serviceable. Ensure the ammunition for this weapon is accessible since
Gunners are wearing slick IOTVs. Check optics
and a spare set of batteries for lasers and optics.
Check for GUNNER special equipment, EOF laser, PPE, PAS 14 with spare batteries.
Binoculars and compass.
Turn on radios, inspect mounts, hand mikes, and speakers. Post the PACE and GRG for the mission. Conduct communications check IAW with unit SOP.
BFT, ensure start up procedures are done in order. Conduct a BFT check by ensuring your icon and others in your patrol are present. Do a BFT message check.
Turn on your ECM to ensure it works.
Patrol Standard (Cont)
Inspect the LOAD PLAN for your vehicle
All Reports IAW
CASEVAC, RECOVERY,CCA, CAS, PATROL DEBRIEF
Inspect the location of equipment . Ensure it is accessible, secured properly and serviceable
Insure AID BAG is present and has all required equipment
Check for Litter or WALK KIT,
Inspect addition ammunition loads for serviceability, accessibility and security.
Inspect your fire extinguisher or HALON systems
Survival Bag: Check MREs for expiration date and tie down
Water, present and secured
Flame resistant Blankets (1 PER VEHICLE OCCUPANT)
SNAP TCP KIT if applicable: cones , spike strip, Chem. Lights, STOP Sign, Flash lights ( turn them on)
Mortuary Kit
BII tool kit: present and secured
BOLT CUTTERS
Chains, Sling Legs and
HLZ kit : Inverted “Y”, NATO “T”,
TSE KIT
ECM ( Electronic Control Measure), component inspection
MARCBOT if applicable
POST MISSION CHECKS
Upon your return from a mission or operation, it is important to reset your equipment quickly and methodically.
IAW the
AFTER (MOUNTED)
Patrol Standard (Vehicle)
Clear all weapons at clearing barrel IAW SOP
Patrol Leader will conduct Patrol Debrief IAW
Turn off all communications systems, ECM and BFT IAW with specific shut down procedures. NOTE: When you turn off the BFT and ECM is IAW with Unit SOP
Conduct an AFTER PMCS
Fill up on petrol, remove all trash and debris
All items that were used or damaged are to be replaced.
Clean all glass surfaces of dirt and debris including the turn signals
Inspect the
Inspect the gun mount. Ensure the proper mounting bracket for your specified weapon system is present. Ensure your weapon system has all T&E components present. Remove and clean T&E system.
Clean and inspect GUNNER special equipment, EOF laser, PPE, PAS 14 with spare batteries.
Inspect and clean radios, hand mikes, and speakers.
BFT, check for damage and serviceability.
Refill and correct any deficiencies to the LOAD PLAN for your vehicle
BFT, turn on and check outdated graphics or icons, remove old message traffic.
Inspect your ECM to ensure it works, check any information that needs to be given to the EWO (Electronic Warfare Officer).
Patrol Standard (Cont)
All Reports are present and readable, IED, CASEVAC, RECOVERY,CCA, CAS.
Insure AID BAG is restocked
Inspect addition ammunition loads for serviceability, accessibility and security.
Inspect your fire extinguisher or HALON systems
Survival Bag: Check MREs for expiration date and tie down
Water, present and secured restock as necessary
Clean and inspect Binoculars and compass.
Replenish if required: Mortuary Kit
BII tool kit: present and secured
BOLT CUTTERS
Return and Inspect Chains, Sling Legs and
AFTER (MOUNTED)
Patrol Standard (Vehicle)
WEAPON SYSTEMS
Clean the crew served weapon. Ensure optics are operational and spare batteries are present. If the system uses a spare barrel, clean and inspect it.
Clean assigned weapons, refill if necessary any ammunition usage
Check your ammunition. Basic load and cleanliness. Check that your ammunition tray and box are secure. Check all magazines for serviceability, replenish any spent ammunition.
Restock all ammunition shortages.
Replace batteries for optics and lasers
SPECIAL EQUIPMENT:
SNAP TCP KIT: cones , spike strip, Chem. Lights, STOP Sign, Flash lights ( turn them on)
HLZ kit : Inverted “Y”, NATO “T”,
TSE KIT; replenish if required. Ensure you download camera and return, check to see if picture card is full.
MORTUARY AFFAIRS KIT
MARCBOT
RAVEN
EFR KIT
BREACH KIT
DISMOUNTED (AFTER)
Patrol Standard :
Inspect IBA , IAW SOP.
Clean Night Vision, check serviceable, tied down IAW with SOP, check batteries and ensure extra set of batteries
Replace if required your Casualty Feeder Card and Witness Statement Card, check that it is still water proofed
Down load Assault Pack: Inspect Markings IAW SOP, repack according to mission parameters
Download Ruck Sack: Inspect markings IAW SOP, repacked according to mission parameters
Clean your assigned weapon: conduct function check, inspect optic and laser tie downs IAW SOP. Inspect sling for function ability. Extra batteries for optics and or laser.
Ammunition: inspected for use, ensure load criteria for mission. Stored properly and check magazines for serviceability
Radios: Minimum of 2 forms of communication. Check for serviceability, conduct communications check on all loaded frequencies for mission. Ensure all systems are loaded IAW Commo SOP, for example: CH 1 is BN CMD NET, CH 2 is FIRES, ect.
Replenish IFAK IAW SOP
All special equipment is cleaned and inspected.
Leader equipment: Garmin, functional with correct data, Map, Compass, Strobe with extra batteries, Shift Fire signals, Pyrotechniques, Sensitive Items List, Personnel List, Communications Card.
DISMOUNTED (AFTER)
Patrol Standard :
NOTE: The previous inspections are not all inclusive. Some units have additional equipment and alternate configurations. However, use the above guidance to ensure you are not forgetting any important equipment that could be detrimental to your mission success.
Also, leaders must determine who actually conducts these checks. Assigned responsibility and use of time management is key.