30 April - 2 May 2012 

Camp Murray, WA

Ground Reconnaissance Specialist Course - Phase I Course description: This is a Train the Trainer type course and a prerequisite to attend PH II. **NOTE: Attendance of the Mission 5a Program Managers Course prior to 2006 is equivalent to this course. (Documentation must be provided). Course content: • Mission planning • Medical considerations • Force continuum • Review CD weapons qualification standards Attendees: Any Soldier or Airmen that is assigned to a Ground Recon (Mission 5a) position in their respective state's CD program.

Prerequisites: 1. Pass the APFT within thirty days of the start date of the course. Students are required to bring validation to registration. 2. No temporary profiles which prohibit a student from meeting all physical requirements of the course - subject to review on a case by case basis. 3. Meet height-weight requirements IAW AR 600-9/AFI10-804. Validation noted on an APFT card. Class size: Minimum 15 students Maximum 30 students Course length: 40 Hours (5 days)

3-18 May 2012                       13-27 August 2012 Camp Murray, WA                  Camp Murray, WA Ground Reconnaissance Specialist Course - Phase II Course description: The second phase of the ground reconnaissance course is designed to provide advanced training to operators for standardized operations in diverse counterdrug environments. This course focuses at the team level with an emphasis on field training exercises and operating standardized counterdrug equipment in diverse environments. This course is extremely high tempo and is both physically and mentally challenging. Graduates of this course will be awarded an ASI/SEI. Course content: Daily PT, CWST, Boat OPS, Surveillance Ops (Mobile & static), ATV Training, LEA interaction, Combatives, drug identification, small unit tactics, employ various communication networks & equipment, Sat phone training, video & digital camera techniques, employ Night Vision eqpt. And Urban/Rural FTX's to include night operations. Attendees: Any Soldier or Airmen assigned to a Ground Recon position, in their respective state's CD program and have completed a PH I requirement.

Prerequisites: 1. Graduate of PHASE I GR or equivalent, (Mission 5A Program Managers course) 2. Basic familiarity with map reading and recognizing terrain features 3. Pass the APFT within thirty days of the start date of the course. Students are required to bring with them to registration a valid APFT card. 4. No temporary profiles or medications which prohibit a student from meeting all physical requirements of the course - subject to review on a case by case basis. 5. Meet height-weight requirements IAW AR 600-9/AFI10-804 Class size: Minimum 18 students Maximum 24 students Course length: 180 HOURS (15 days)

14-18 May 2012 Camp Murray Phase I (Basic) Course Description: This 40 hour basic level course is designed to provide a basic understanding of how to operate within a Drug Demand Reduction (DDR) program IAW NGR 500-2/ANGI 10-801. Students will be given an introduction to DDR, instructed in Basic Drug Education, Instruction Techniques and Public Affairs. At the conclusion of the course, students will have developed a basic understanding of Drug Demand Reduction's mission and our support role. This course is also the prerequisite to attend the Counterdrug Civil Operations (Drug Demand Reduction) Phase II. Course Content: NGR 500-2/ANGI 10-801, DDR CMIS Input, Mission 6 Categories, Evaluation Techniques, Basic Drug Education, Importance of Coalitions, Public Affairs. Uniform for the training will be ACU/ABU's

This coourse is being held at MCTFT Schoolhouse in St. Petersburg, FL Letter of Instruction will be sent 30 days out. Attendees: Any Soldier or Airmen assigned to a Drug Demand Reduction (Mission 6) position in the State or Territory's Counterdrug Program. Prerequisites: 1. Military personnel conducting approved Drug Demand Reduction missions. 2. Prior Instructor Training Course (ITC) certification is recommended but not required. Class Size: Minimum 15 students; Maximum 30 Course Length: 40 Hours (5 days)