Hell Let Loose School of Armor

Introduction

The Hell Let Loose School of Armor (SOA) is a 2nd Battalion (Hell Let Loose) school operated as part of S7 - Training. The Hell Let Loose School of Armor instructs Tankers on all aspects of Armor operations. The school is designated the Functional Center of Excellence (FCoE) for all Armored training and instructs not only crewman skills and fundamentals but further knowledge of advanced armor training both in individual asset tactics and cohesive platoon strategy.

Mission and Vision

TBD

Order of Battle

The Hell Let Loose School of Infantry has multiple sections. Courses marked with an asterisk (*) are either conceptual or under development.

Section	Description	Courses Offered
	The Hell Let Loose School of Infantry Headquarters Section consists of the School Lead and Senior Instructors who are responsible for command of the School and ensuring training is delivered to a high standard.	N/A
	A Section delivers basic courses to the Regiment's newest soldiers, allowing them to operate as trained and effective basic troopers in their respective MOS.	Basic Infantry Combat Training (BICT) Basic Land Navigation & Communication (BLNCC)
	B (Infantry Skills Training) Section delivers individual training to members of the Combined Arms Battalion related to all infantry courses.	Assault and Automatic Rifleman Course (AARC) Machine Gunners Course (MG) Anti Tank Course (AT) Combat Life Saver (CLS) Basic Recon Course (BRC) Elite Recon Course (ERC)* Sniper Course (SC)* Elite Sniper Course (ESC)*
	C (Infantry Skills Training) Section delivers individual training to members of the Combined Arms Battalion related to all tactics-based courses.	Advanced Infantry Tactics I (AIT I) Advanced Infantry Tactics II (AIT II) Fire Team Leaders Course (BLC)* Squad Leaders Course (ALC)* Platoon Leaders Course (PLC)* Commanders Course (CC)*
	D (Artillery Training) Section delivers individual training to members of the Combined Arms Battalion related to all Artillery Courses	Artillery Crewman Course (ACC) Advanced Artillery Crewman Course (AACC)

Training Courses

Students pose for a picture during the Basic Infantry Training Course.

A Section Courses

1. Basic Infantry Combat Training (BICT)
2. Basic Land Navigation & Communication (BLNCC)

B Section Courses

1. Assault and Automatic Rifleman Course (AARC)
2. Machine Gunners Course (MG)
3. Anti Tank Course (AT)
4. Combat Life Saver (CLS)
5. Basic Recon Course (BRC)
6. Elite Recon Course (ERC)*
7. Sniper Course (SC)*
8. Elite Sniper Course (ESC)*

C Section Courses

1. Advanced Infantry Tactics I (AIT I)
2. Advanced Infantry Tactics II (AIT II)
3. Fire Team Leaders Course (BLC)*
4. Squad Leaders Course (ALC)*
5. Platoon Leaders Course (PLC)*
6. Commanders Course (CC)*

D Section Courses

1. Artillery Crewman Course (ACC)
2. Advanced Artillery Crewman Course (AACC)*

Awards and Decorations

The School of Infantry awards one ribbon currently.

Badge/Award	Name	Description
	Basic Assault and Movement Course Ribbon	The Basic Assault and Movement Course Ribbon is awarded for successful completion of the Basic Infantry Combat Training Course.

School Standard Operating Procedures

Instructor Qualification Policy

All new instructors to the school will start as assistant instructors - that is to assist others in the running of their courses. To become qualified as a full instructor and run their own courses the instructor must do the following:

• Be qualified in the class prior as a student.
• Attend one course as an assistant instructor.
• Teach the course as a lead instructor under the supervision of a fully qualified instructor
• Be added to the School of Infantry qualification tracker

Guidance to Instructors

Instructors already qualified must remain current with the material and assist other instructors as required. They must remain proficient with the tools of administrating a course, namely posting and scheduling classes, posting the graduation work and recommending medals for courses that award any badge or award. Instructors should take the time to develop instructors in training, allowing them to conduct the necessary administration as training as part of the qualification process. Instructors should refer to this document for any future queries.

Guidance to School of Infantry Commander

The SOI Commander must audit classes whenever possible to ensure the Infantry School standard is maintained.

Assigning a new Fully Qualified Instructor to a course

The SOI Commander is responsible for evaluating and passing Instructors in Training. Once the Instructor in Training has displayed the ability to lead that course effectively, the Commander will:

• Ensuring that the Instructor in Training is familiar with the correct graduation post and forum post formats and locations.
• Verify the Instructor in Training shows effective leadership
• Inform the Instructor in Training that they are now a fully qualified instructor.

New Instructor In-Clearance Routines

The Lead Instructor will:

• Conduct an in-person Initial Counselling Statement (ICS), and discuss:
  • Minimum requirement of attending one course per month
  • Discuss instructor interests to assign the correct section
  • Explain the process to becoming fully qualified
• Review the S7 Wiki Page, as well your school’s Wiki page
  • Review relevant information and S7 SOP’s with them
  • Encourage the new Instructor to bookmark this information
• Explain the course scheduling policies
  • Review the Regimental Calendar app
  • Review the S7 Department - Class Posting SOP
• Review how to post a graduation announcement
• Add the Instructor to your school’s S7 Tracker
• Add the Instructor to your school’s S7 Google Drive with “Viewer” access
  • Review your S7 Google Drive with the Instructor so they can find Lesson Plans
• Let the new Instructor know to look through the S7 Forums after S1 process their position announcement
  • Encourage the new Instructor to bookmark and review the S7 Forums once available
• Create a new position assignment in the Position Announcements forum