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Note that in some infantry companies the '''Assistant Section Leader''' is known as the '''Assistant Squad Leader''' or '''Fireteam Leader'''. | |||
==Purpose== | |||
The purpose of this Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) is to provide the requirements for fulfilling the duties and responsibilities of an Assistant Section Leader in the 7th Cavalry Regiment. | |||
==Role and Responsibilities== | |||
The purpose of an ASL is to compliment the SL in ensuring the Section functions at full potential. The two should be in close communication with one another, and act as a team in ensuring that all responsibilities of section leadership are taken care of. | |||
The Assistant Section Leader is responsible for assisting the Section Leader in his [[Section Leader|duties]] in running the section. The ASL assists the SL in ensuring that Roll Call is posted, troopers are accounted for and taken care of, and that Section Practices are ran to or above standard. ASL's will also assist in the creation of SP AAR's & taking attendance at SP. | |||
Regarding Section Practices, the Assistant Section Leader will help devise and run practices alongside the Section Leader to the best of their ability. | |||
An ASL should be able to, in lieu of a Section Leaders' absence, run the section in its entirety. Just as the SL should make the ASL aware of planned absences, the ASL is to inform the SL of their own absences ahead of time. | |||
==See Also== | |||
[[Section Leader]]<br> | |||
[[Standard Operating Procedures]] | |||
Latest revision as of 22:08, 19 February 2024
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| Article Number: | 7CAV-R-021 |
| Scope: | 7th Cavalry Assistant Section Leader - Duties and Responsibilities |
| Version: | Version 1.0 |
| Effective Date: | 23JUL20 |
| Last Modified Date: | DDMMMYYYY |
| Approving Authority: | Regimental Commanding Officer |
| Point of Contact: | Regimental Chief of Staff |
Note that in some infantry companies the Assistant Section Leader is known as the Assistant Squad Leader or Fireteam Leader.
Purpose
The purpose of this Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) is to provide the requirements for fulfilling the duties and responsibilities of an Assistant Section Leader in the 7th Cavalry Regiment.
Role and Responsibilities
The purpose of an ASL is to compliment the SL in ensuring the Section functions at full potential. The two should be in close communication with one another, and act as a team in ensuring that all responsibilities of section leadership are taken care of.
The Assistant Section Leader is responsible for assisting the Section Leader in his duties in running the section. The ASL assists the SL in ensuring that Roll Call is posted, troopers are accounted for and taken care of, and that Section Practices are ran to or above standard. ASL's will also assist in the creation of SP AAR's & taking attendance at SP.
Regarding Section Practices, the Assistant Section Leader will help devise and run practices alongside the Section Leader to the best of their ability.
An ASL should be able to, in lieu of a Section Leaders' absence, run the section in its entirety. Just as the SL should make the ASL aware of planned absences, the ASL is to inform the SL of their own absences ahead of time.