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1、National DefenceQUALIFICATION STANDARDINFANTRYMANDP 2 PRIMARY LEADERSHIP QUALIFICATION INFANTRY OCCUPATIONAL QUALIFICATION CODES:REGULAR FORCE: QUALIFICATION LEVEL/CODEDP 2 Primary Leadership Qualification (PLQ) Infantry Course ID: 115089Competency Code: AJBBPRIMARY RESERVE: QUALIFICATION LEVEL/CODE

2、 P Res PLQ Land (Mod 6 Part 1) Module 1Course ID: 103644P Res PLQ Infantry Module 2Course ID: 115583P Res PLQ Infantry Module 3Course ID: 115584P Res PLQ Infantry Module 4Course ID: 115585Competency Code: AJBBIssued on the authority of the Chief of Defence Staff Originated: 2004-06-03Designated Comm

3、and: Chief Land Staff Ottawa Approved: 2004-06-21RECORD OF CHANGESIdentification of ChangesDate EnteredSignatureCh NoDateFOREWORD1.A-P9-031-Q5B/PC-B01 Qualification Standard (QS), Infantry DP 2 Primary Leadership Qualification - Infantry, is issued on the authority of the Chief of the Defence Staff.

4、2.As no previous QS exists, this publication is effective upon receipt.3.Suggestions for changes shall be forwarded through the chain of command to LFDTS HQ Attn DAT 3-6.PREFACE1.This QS was developed by LFDTS HQ/DAT 3-6 staff working in collaboration with LFAA, LFQA.LFCA, SQFT and AITD Inf. It was

5、prepared in accordance with the concept of training outlined in the A-P9-050-000 series, Canadian Forces Manual of Individual Training.2.This QS is based upon A-PD- 055-002/PP-002 INFMN the Infantry Occupational Specification and the Non Commissioned Member General Specification (NCMGS) Common and L

6、and Environmental Requirements 3.CTC/AITS is responsible to produce the Training Plan for this QS.TABLE OF CONTENTSPAGECHAPTER 1 GENERALAim1/2Outline of Training1/2Definitions1/2Training Strategy2/2Use of Qualification Standard2/2CHAPTER 2 - TRAINING MANAGEMENT DETAILSResponsible Agencies and Traini

7、ng Establishments1/2Scheduling1/2Prerequisites1/2Training Duration2/2Language of Instruction2/2Qualification2/2Related Documents2/2CHAPTER 3 ASSESSMENTGeneral1/3Grading Procedures1/3Progress Review Board1/3End Course Review (ECR)1/3Course Reporting2/3Performance Objective Assessment Criteria2/3CHAPT

8、ER 4 PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVESIntroduction1/14PLQ (L) Mod 6 Part 11/14PO 206 Control Direct Fire. 1/14PO 207 Control Indirect Fire.3/14PO 208 Conduct Patrolling Operations.4/14PO 209 Conduct Dismounted Offensive Operations.6/14PO 210 Defend the Main Defensive Area.8/14PO 211 Conduct Transitional and Un

9、ique Operations.10/14EdO 201 Describe Infantry Doctrine and Tactics.12/14EdO 202 Describe Combat Arms Doctrine.13/14EdO 203 Analyze the Current Threat14/14ANNEXESAnnex A Main References A-1/5Annex B Training MatrixB-1/2Annex C ScalarsC-1/9Annex D Train/No Train Decisions (Task List) Annex E Record o

10、f DecisionsD-1/21E-1/3CHAPTER 1GENERALAIM1.The aim of the training resulting from this Qualification Standard (QS) is designed to prepare selected Infantry Corporals to develop leadership skills and tactical knowledge required prior to their appointment as a Section Second in Command.OUTLINE OF TRAI

11、NING2.Commanders require personnel who possess the knowledge and skills necessary to perform the many tasks required to lead an Infantry Section. 3.This QS builds upon the PLQ-Land (AINS). The performance requirements for Small Party Tasks (PLQ-Land Mod 6 Part 1) along with Offensive Operations, Def

12、ensive Operations and Patrolling (PLQ Land Mod 6 Part 2) will be covered by the training that results from this QS.4.This QS contains:a.the Performance /Eductional Objectives (POs/EdOs) that the member shall achieve; and b.the requirements needed to support the attainment of these objectives. DEFINI

13、TIONS5.For the purpose of training, the following definitions apply:a.Residence: an instructor delivers required training to students. The training may be delivered at a Unit, Brigade, Area, and Army training centre or other external agencies as appropriate. The training may be conducted on evenings

14、, weekends and/or during 11 consecutive training events;b.Distributed Learning: a structured learning environment, with appropriate courseware made available, that is provided anywhere, any time without the presence of the instructor;c.Module: one or more Performance/Education Objectives grouped tog

15、ether to form a single course and assigned an ITMIS code for the purpose of tracking and eventual granting of a qualification;d.Modularization: the process of analysing and grouping Performance/Education Objectives to form modules so that a course may be delivered in discrete stages over a period of

16、 time;e.Essential: tasks and knowledge required by Army Reservists to perform their occupational duties on Class A service or on Domestic operations. Resource limitations must be considered in the determination of Essential training;f.Supplemental: tasks and knowledge not essential for Class A servi

17、ce, specific components of which may be required by a Reservist to perform occupational duties when employed full time. These components will form the basis of training that may be required before commencing full time employment (ie: Delta training). Units that conduct sanctioned training based on t

18、hese POs will be able to grant qualifications to Reservists; andg.Residual: tasks and knowledge not included in Essential or Supplemental training, that may be required by a Reservist only on component transfer to the Regular Force. Units that conduct sanctioned training based on these POs will be a

19、ble to grant qualifications to Reservists.TRAINING STRATEGY6.The training requirement may be achieved through formal training conducted at the ATCs.USE OF QUALIFICATION STANDARD7.This QS shall be used as the primary authority governing the design, conduct, evaluation and validation of the training p

20、rogramme.8.This QS shall be used in conjunction with the applicable occupational specification for the purpose of producing the Training Plan.9.Suggestions for changes shall be forwarded through the chain of command to Land Force Doctrine and Training System, Attention: Director of Army Training.CHA

21、PTER 2TRAINING MANAGEMENT DETAILSRESPONSIBLE AGENCIES AND TRAINING ESTABLISHMENTS1.Agencies include:a.Managing Agency: LFDTS HQ for CLS;b.Centre of Excellence: Infantry School Gagetown;c.Training Establishment: Area Training Centres;d.Selecting Agency: CTCHQ; ande.Loading Agency: Respective Units.SC

22、HEDULING2.Training will be scheduled by CTC HQ to meet the training requirements of the Chief of Land Staff (CLS). For the Regular Force, the Directorate Military Human Resource Requirements (DMHRR), Directorate of Land Personnel (DLP) and Career Managers determine personnel requirements, including

23、projected occupational training during the Annual Military Occupation Review (AMOR). The training requirements identified during the AMOR are then scheduled by CTC HQ at the Annual Individual Training Conference (AITC).3.CTCHQ will schedule Reserve Training.PREREQUISITES4.The prerequisites for atten

24、ding the training required for this qualification are as follows:a.DP 2 Infantry Platoon Support Weapons (Reg Force AJBA, P Res AJAZ);b.DP 2 - Primary Leadership Qualification-Land Mod 5; andc.possess a minimum medical category of V3, CV3, H3, G2, O2, and A5.TRAINING DURATION5.Regular Force. This tr

25、aining should require a maximum of 44 training days, to include administration time.Primary Reserve Force. The training should require a maximum of 44 training days, or delivered in 4 Mods as follows:Mod 1 PLQ (L) Mod 6 Part 1Mod 2 Control Direct/indirect fire/Offensive Ops;Mod 3 Patrolling/EdOs and

26、Mod 4 Defensive Ops/Unique and Trans OpsLANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION7.This course will be available in both official languages (CFAO 9-53 also refers.)REGULAR FORCE QUALIFICATION8.Successful completion of the training based on this QS will result in the awarding of the following qualifications:PLQ Land M

27、od 1 to Mod 6 Part 1 and POs 208, 209 and 210 = PLQ (AINR) and PLQ-Land AINS and;POs 206, 207, 211, EdOs 201, 202 and 203 Infmn QL5B (AJBB)Primary RESERVE force QUALIFICATION9.Successful completion of the training based on this QS will result in the awarding of the following qualifications:PLQ Land

28、Mod 1 to Mod 6 Part 1 and POs 208, 209 and 210 = PLQ (AINR) and PLQ-Land AINS and;b.POs 206, 207, 211 EdOs 201, 202 and 203 Infmn QL2 (AJBB)RELATED DOCUMENTS10.The related documents are: a.A-P-055-002/PP-002, Canadian Forces Manual of Military Occupational Structure, Volume 2, Part 2, Non Commission

29、ed Members General Specification for the Special Force and Total Force; andDP 2 Primary Leadership Qualification Land QS.NDID # A-PD-002-PLQ/PC-BO1CHAPTER 3ASSESSMENTGENERAL1.Successful completion of the applicable performance objectives listed in chapter 4 of this QS will be a graded assessment. Pe

30、rformance assessment will be achieved through Performance Checks (PCs). GRADING PROCEDURES2.For this qualification, candidates shall be graded using the table below. Applicable definitions are as follows:a.difficulty the candidate required a retest on a Performance Check.GradeDefinitionAAll POs/EdOs

31、 achieved to an exceptional level, without difficultyBAll POs/EdOs achieved without difficultyCAll POs/EdOs achieved, difficulty was experienced in one or more POs/EdOs.FFailed to achieve one or more POs/EdOs.PROGRESS REVIEW BOARD3.Procedures for a Progress Review Board contained in LFCO 24 8 shall

32、be adhered to. Additionally, the CSO of the training establishment shall be immediately notified and be allowed to witness any PRB resulting from unsatisfactory performance of candidates seeking this qualification.END COURSE REVIEW4.An End Course Review (ECR) shall be held to obtain feedback on lear

33、ning activities, presentation of training program content and administration procedures from the point of view of staff and candidates.COURSE REPORTING5.A Canadian Forces Course Report For 377, shall be prepared and distributed IAW CFAO 26 12. The Course Report shall be descriptive and clearly ident

34、ify the candidates strengths and weaknesses.Performance objective assessment CRITERIA6.The assessment criteria are stipulated in the following Performance Objectives:a.Modular 1 Small Party Tasks: IAW (A-PD-002-PLQ/R-BO1) Mod 6 Part 1 of PLQ Land QSb.PO 206 Control Direct Fire: Assessment of this PO

35、 will be based upon the soldiers ability to effectively control direct fire on to the target area and neutralize the enemy;c.PO 207 Control Indirect Fire: Assessment of this PO will be based upon the soldiers ability to successfully adjust fire on to the target area and effectively neutralize the en

36、emy position;d.PO 208 Conduct Patrolling Operations: Assessment of this PO will be based upon the following:(1)the soldiers ability to effectively command a section/detachment on a Recce Ptl; and/or(2)the soldiers ability to effectively command an element of a fighting patrol in an ambush or a raid.

37、(3)The soldiers must achieve 60% on a written test.e.PO 209 Conduct Dismounted Offensive Operations: Assessment of this PO will be based upon the following:(1)the soldiers ability to effectively lead a section by employing tactics and procedures during the advance to contact, ending in a Section Att

38、ack; and(2).The soldiers must achieve 60% on a written test.f.PO 210 Defend the MDA: Assessment of this PO will be based upon the soldiers ability to:(1)effectively lead a section in the Def by employing tactics and procedures during the FTX and(2).The soldiers must achieve 60% on a written test.f.P

39、O 211 Conduct Transitional and Unique Operations: Assessment of this PO will be based upon the soldiers ability to effectively lead a section in Urban Ops by employing tactics and procedures during the FTX.g.EdO 201 Describe Dismounted Infantry Doctrine and Tactics: Assessment of this EdO will be ba

40、sed upon the soldiers knowledge of infantry doctrine and tactics as demonstrated during the FTX, EdO 202 Describe Combat Arms Doctrine: Assessment of this EdO will be based upon the soldiers knowledge of combat arms doctrine as demonstrated during the FTX.EdO 203 Analyze Current Threat: Assessment o

41、f this EdO will be based upon the soldier ability to analyze the current threat Defensive operations as demonstrated during the FTX.CHAPTER 4PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVESINTRODUCTION1.This chapter details the Performance/Educational Objectives (POs/EdOs) and provides the necessary details for the Training

42、Plan Writing Board (TPWB) to develop the appropriate Training Plan (TP). Annex A to this QS provides a list of Main References applicable to the POs in this chapter.2.The POs describe the on job performance of only those elements that require training. They do not represent a full job description. T

43、rain/no train decisions are recorded at Annex D. Groupings of those decisions are recorded in a Scalar at Annex C.3.Each Performance and Education Objective in this chapter applies to both - Regular Force and Reserve.PLQ Land Part 1: IAW (A-PD-002-PLQ/R-BO1) Mod 6 Part 1 of PLQ Land QSPO 206 1.seq l

44、evel0 h r0 seq level1 h r0 seq level2 h r0 seq level3 h r0 seq level4 h r0 seq level5 h r0 seq level6 h r0 seq level7 h r0 Performance. Control direct fire.2.Conditions:a.Given:(1)orders;(2)full fighting order;(3)binoculars;(4)machine gun detachment;(5)range card; AFV (if available);Supervision; and

45、(8)STANO devices.b.Denied: (1) references; andc.Environment: all conditions.3.Standard. IAW specific references the soldier shall control direct fire by:a.controlling direct fire engagements IAW TAM 402.01; b.controlling the fire of machine guns in the SF role IAW A47 Chap 4, to include:(1)tacticall

46、y employing machine guns;(2)applying principles of machine guns employment; and(3)observing fire discipline.c.giving fire control orders IAW A23 Chap 4, Sect 6;d.employing Infantry/ tank target indication procedures IAW TAM 401.05 Vol 2; and e.siting surveillance target acquisition and night observa

47、tion (STANO) devices IAW A37 Chap 11 Sect 3 para 72.4.Specific Reference Numbers. A23, A37, and A47.5.Specification Task Numbers. AT0225, AT0320, BT0050, BT0075 and ET0055.6.Supporting Skill and Knowledge Numbers. BK0035.7.Training Consideration. Nil PO 2071.Performance. Control Indirect Fire.2.Cond

48、itions:a.Given:(1)orders;(2)references;(3)full fighting order;(4)binoculars; and(5)indirect weapons and crew.b.Denied: supervision.c.Environment: all conditions.3.Standard. IAW specific references the soldier shall:a.call and request indirect fire IAW 39, Vol 1, 704.13 and A23, Annex G;b.employ targ

49、et grid procedure IAW A23, Annex G, to include:(1)understand target grid; andindirect fire adjustment procedures.c.adjust indirect fire IAW A23 and A294.Specific Reference Numbers. A23 and A39.5.Specification Task Numbers. BT0060, BT0065 and BT0070.6.Supporting Skill and knowledge Numbers. BK0040.7.

50、Training Consideration. This training can be conducted on an indoor range.PO 2081.Performance. Conduct Patrolling Operations.2.Conditions:a. Given(1)full fighting order;(2)ammunition and pyrotechnics;(3)night surveillance equipment; and(4)sectionmembersb.Denied: nilc.Environment: all conditions.3.St

51、andard.The soldier will conduct a section/detachment-dismounted patrols, IAW specific references to include:commands patrols to include:a point recce patrol IAW PLQ-Land QS A42 Chapter 5.a route recce patrol IAW A42 Chap 5 Art 507, A27 3006 C;an area recce patrol IAW A42 Chap 5 Art 507, A27 3005 C;b

52、. command elements of fighting patrols IAW A42 Chap 6, Sect 1 5, A23 Chap 9, A27 4007C, A34 Chap 8 Sect 20, A43 and; A27 BTS 4004C, to include the following:(1)ambush; and (2)raidc.participating in rearward passage of lines IAW A23 Chap 8 Sect 5, A27 BTS 4302 C, A34 Chap 8 Sect 30, A42 Chap 3 Sect 3

53、19 and Chap 4 Sect 403;d.preparing patrol reports IAW A42;e.participating in fighting patrols; f.using air photos IAW A28, Chap 10.g.select and establish patrol bases IAW A42, Chap 7;conducting obstacle crossings IAW A42;plan patrols IAW A42 establishing fire bases IAW A42; andparticipate in forward

54、 passage of lines IAW A234.Specific Reference Numbers. A23, A27, A28, A34, A42 and A43 5.Specification Task Numbers. AT0100, AT0105, AT250, AT0270, AT0285, CT0075, QSB039 QSB040 and (PLQ-L) JT 150L, AT0165, AT0070, AT0265, QSB106 and QSB149.6.Supporting Skill and Knowledge Specification Numbers. (PL

55、Q-L) JS5L, JS10L, AS45L, AS235L, JK95L, JK90L,JK100L,JK105L, JK180L, PK20L, PK335L, CK105L, AK0140, AK0220, CK0010. , AK0265, CK0010, QSB069 and CK0015 7.Training Considerations. The standard could be best achieved on a field exercise.PO 2091.Performance:Conduct Dismounted Offensive Operations.2.Con

56、ditions:a.Given:(1)orders;(2)full fighting order;(3)ammunition and pyrotechniques;night surveillance equipment; references: and (5)section membersb.Denied: assistance.c.Environment:all conditions.3.Standard.IAW the references, the soldier shall command a section in dismounted offensive operations by

57、:Participate in offensive operations IAW A23, A27;Command a section / detachment in operations IAW Ref, in a platoon context to includeUnderstanding the section commanders responsibilities in the offence;The conduct of section battle procedure;Employment of sect formations;Advance to contact and qui

58、ck attack employing sect battle drills; andEnforcing march discipline within the sect;dparticipating in a platoon hasty attack, IAW A23 Chap 6 Sect 2, A27 BTS 4001D and A34 Chap 8 Sect 33;e.selecting lines of advanced ,IAW A23 Chap 4, Sect 2;f.participate in trench clearing; IAW A23 Chap 5 Sect 4 an

59、d A27 BTS 4071C;g.participate in attacking small bunkers IAW A23 Chap 5, Sect 4 and A27 BTS 4072;h.participate in attacking AFVs within the objective IAW A23 Chap 5, Sect 4;andi.participate in clearing strong IAW A23, A27 BTS 4001D, 4.Specific Reference Numbers. A23, A27, and A34. A5, B-GL-304-002/P

60、T-Z05 Basic Cold Weather Trg5.Specification Task Numbers. AT0045, AT0060, AT0080, AT0085, BT0025, QSB001and QSB092. AT 60L, JT 110L6.Supporting Skill and Knowledge Numbers. AK0100, AK0205, AK0210, AK0215. AS45L, AS230L, AS235L CK105L, CK110L, JK95L, JK90L, JK100L, JK130L, PK20L, PK335L 7.Training Co