US Army Training Center - Yearbook (Fort Bragg, NC)

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Confidence Course The Conhdence Course is designed to test an individ- ual basic combat trainees abilities and to show him that he has the confidence within himself to negotiate any obstacle if he has the aggressiveness and desire to do so. The negotiation of the course is a period of instruction included in the physical Contact-conlidence training. Its purpose is to create a spirit of daring rather than an event to exercise and condition the men. However, thc running of the course is strenuous enough to be con- sidered an excellent physical conditioner. A trainee is not scored on his performance, because the scope of instruction is designed to condition a manis mind to battle and the elfects it has on a combat soldier. , 1 4 XQMM1, 0 H, K. im! fp , -1 J 'A 'L fy 4.3 ,fe 1 a , N if a J., 44 V Y 'i we 4 E ,- 4 iw ff -f I i I Q fm QW, -.ay ASS i Q Q

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Close Combat Training The Close Combat Course affords each trainee the opportunity to practice individual fire and movement techniques while coordinating these individual actions as a member of a team. On the Close Combat Course, the men put to use all the skills they have learned throughout Field Firing and Individual Tactical Training in advancing toward the enemy while covering their assigned areas with accurate rifle Ere and shifting their fire automatically to closer or more critical targets. To deny the enemy the effective use of ambush, the men learn to employ quick and accurate fire against surprise targets while moving through broken terrain. Each man learns to coordinate his actions with the rest of the men in his unit . . . and the group of individ- uals become an effective team, able to engage any enemy in any type of terrain. Ja, A C, Ca t QQ es' 'f R N: .Q : X C . isbn: . rx -5 - i -A CQ? Q fs A fs., ,b N93 is CC 4 in R C K X T A 'ri .. w ais- was vw W ,iff 'th - CW, ,Z ,na Ju l YM f ww ' M M 5323323 H ff 'T' ,,f'fAf'1z5f M V wry., V , 2 WM 't,- M + ft'734'r5,4 'UF -5 1-3, C -:'f..gxvyQ,,: 8 4 ,a C ..--.-v Q., 'L .Ja ' 'WM 'C V X .- Q a ??:,f',C .,'3avfs?' - -, C -9' jg gk ii- -C -Y 4 Xfqgf-ok f g CCI C C f-4325, ' A - ' - X 611- QC A C .R NC df ' . N X W 4- r C - aa-M - C -, C . , Cf- eare Li - o C C - f o s 1 as S K CC 'i Q QC xy T - - sit ,NL-1 ' - 'M '--C pf T X 2 U --.af T Cx,-P' 50 CM M--La A 'K l li, - T 3 ' :fig ,gba A ,mil X, 'A 4 + Q. .f.C...4' , - 3 ,C -- ,, C,C,.C 'ff oi, x NWC my CC C 4. 5,9 if 'af-fsajti C. -,-a.'1.- C Q 'V' 1,1 -Mfg,-'a ,. T' - Wm: K , ' C 2 3 rf we I V j AZQCK' C Q V we - -- U 'R K, -' 3 v . i, ' wg? 1-N':!e,,'X SQL? Q :dp i:C -, .. W CV, - C- fffdlfc-ysg-,C CCN ll,..sd ' Ar ' K.. . X is C C - iij-S' -gf A . C XC LS --9 Q: X+ -'Zigi' C ilk gi 'C 'iEQ,wN'CC 3-fiilfi wg C-S if Cfffwf'-w b8if55 'PU'-fi'Sif?V1f'a ' QC r f? 'tl.if- - w I 'Sf f' ,. at iraqi-,C-C Cyn-C,pC - Cafe- is Cp, - Q-'C C Cs QCQCQC--K CC?-' X is C3 C - A . X - - - QQQQAQEHQ iflsaf ,CSXCC V , .mggtg ztgits X, K ji Q FMU A , C Crm 5, at K .Q ik'-C CCCA X , fsgw- Q W, Q A A C fx Y 'ag C. x - N a i C. 1 NE pCCb li Cf' mp Q'-fkigx o'CC K A fC -NCC' L-'ext - '-is L xtwft rf '- 5 'N M - A N CRA QMC CCCC pxpp CCC C CCCA p K C V C F-mffsffi.-r?2 3- law as-xi' - C F' fair-C 5 WC C igjg 3 yeffngi is vii we pCCp CC C +C tCf., pt R CC W . C N I Cf C C Q .Q KX Q . C -- ..C N , gr-S Ck 5 A - -A - ff 5 - CC Q C9 5 Q X -C 4, C7 eds -: I. X- - C -KC-A - N-sf .- T-QC ya laaa ---Q T A f 1 , T 'f + - I K s S' ,gaskx C C if Sstflbflii xiii is-N -- saffk -A 'reC!S?iiif..fMt XX.. me xC SN' sv- Ci' TQ.. C -- 'li