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ATSJ-TS 05 September 2018MEMORANDUM FOR Students Reporting to the Antiterrorism Evasive Driving – Staff Driver CourseSUBJECT: Reporting Instructions for Antiterrorism Evasive Driving –Staff Driver Course #XXX-XX1. Upon arrival to Fort Leonard Wood and reporting to the Candlewood Suites (Bldg 2020), students will receive room assignments and secure a Welcome Letter for their assigned course and class. 2. Students will eat breakfast prior to reporting for inprocessing and training on Day 1. It is recommended that students eat at Dauntless Dining (Dining Facility), located within the billeting/NCOA complex, it opens at 0630. 3. To check inclement weather reporting instructions call the Fort Leonard Wood SNAIR hotline at 573-563-4141 or go to the Fort Leonard Wood – Maneuver Support Center of Excellence home page at . Check middle of the web page and ensure that “Current News and Events” tab is highlighted. For Fort Leonard Woods current “SNAIR Report” click on “Current Weather Information” within the “Current News and Events” tab. This course and instructors are not considered essential personal if there is a delay.4. All students will report to TA 210, Evasive Driving Track, at 0700hrs on Monday. See attached map and driving directions. Student parking lot is located adjacent to the classroom. There will NOT be a physical fitness test administered during this course. The uniform for military and civilian personnel is appropriate civilian attire. Do not wear shorts, skirts, sleeveless shirts or open toed shoes. Tennis shoes are the recommended foot wear. Outerwear and appropriate outdoor clothing is recommended as necessary, check local forecast. Consumption of alcohol prior to reporting, or during course is not authorized. All students will bring the following as a minimum, on Day 1 of the course:a. Welcome Letter.b. Black pen and paper. c. Military/DoD Identification card.d. Two (2) copies of orders and amendments.e. Army Accident Avoidance Card (AAC) or Drive for Life Training Certificate (not older than 4 yrs).f. Assigned lodging building number, room number, and telephone number or off post hotel information.g. Waiver(s) approved by USAMPS Director of Training and Education (DOT&E) (as applicable).h. Copy of Profile (Waiver needed) (as applicable). i. SOLDIERS: Provide copy of current MEDPRO medical readiness profile which confirms Army physical examination and PHA policy compliance. Physical must be conducted within 12 months of attending training. OTHER SERVICES: Provide copy of current medical readiness profile which confirms Service physical examination compliance. Physical must be conducted within 12 months of attending training. CIVILIANS: Provide copy of the medical profile or documentation of medical clearance to participate in strenuous physical activity. Physical must be conducted within 12 months of attending training. (1) Training is physically demanding (run, jump, climb, pull), strenuous (exposed to sudden starts and stops, vehicle ramming, carry and use of breaching tools, extended hours, conducted outdoors in hot and cold environments), and most training events are considered high risk (driving at high speeds, evasive maneuvers, exposure and handling of explosives, live fire including shoot house and stress shooting events). Without exception, students must be able to participate in all training events and meet standards identified within the course Student Evaluation Plan.(2) Students will not be on any type of permanent or temporary profile which would prevent them from executing previously described tasks. Local medical professionals should be made aware of the strenuous nature of the training in order to properly assess the student's ability to participate without limitations. Personnel with profiles must provide Commander's (O-5, civilian equivalent or above) approval to participate in training in a prerequisite waiver request to the USAMPS DOTE.(3) Any student not in possession of the aforementioned documentation during in processing may be denied enrollment into the course.5. The point of contact for this memorandum is SFC Eltringham, Marc at 573-596-2868 or marc.c.eltringham.mil@mail.mil. ///original signed///2 Encls MICHAEL P. TERRY1. FLW Map DAC, GS-132. DFAC Hours Chief, Advanced Law Enforcement Training Division ................
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