TRAINING NCO BOARD

FIVE REQUIREMENTS FOR ACCURATE FIRE

• ACCURATE TARGET LOCATION AND SIZE
• ACCURATE FIRING LOCATION
• ACCURATE WEAPON AND AMMO INFORMATION
• ACCURATE METEOROLOGICAL INFORMATION
• ACCURATE COMPUTATIONAL PROCEDURES

THREE COMPONENTS OF ACCURATE WEAPON AND AMMO INFO

• ACCURATE MUZZLE VELOCITY VARIATION (MVV)
• ACCURATE PROPELLANT TEMPERATURE
• ACCURATE PROJECTILE SQUARE WEIGHT

WHAT IS ATTRS STAND FOR AND WHAT IS IT FOR?

ARMY TRAINING REQUIREMENTS AND RESOURCES SYSTEM

• CENTRALIZATION OF TRAINING REQUIREMENTS
• MANAGEMENT OF INPUT TRAINING
• EVALUATION OF PROGRAM EXECUTION
• ATTRS IS MOST COMMONLY USED TO INPUT AND PREPARE SOLDIERS FOR SCHOOLS AND
TRAINING

WHAT IS ATIS AND WHAT IS IT FOR?

ARMY TRAINING INFORMATION SYSTEM

Launched November 15, 2025.

• ALLOWS LEADERS TO CREATE, ASSIGN, AND TRACK MANDATORY TRAINING FOR UNIT PERSONNEL
• PROVIDES A MODERN, INTUITIVE INTERFACE FOR SOLDIERS TO COMPLETE ONLINE COURSES AND MANAGE LEARNING
• ENABLES SCHEDULING OF TRAINING RESOURCES, EVENTS, AND FACILITIES
• GIVES LEADERS REAL-TIME VISIBILITY INTO TRAINING METRICS

ATIS replaced the legacy systems DTMS (Digital Training Management System) and ALMS (Army Learning Management System)

WHAT IS THE MISSION OF THE FIELD ARTILLERY?

The mission of the Field Artillery is to destroy, neutralize, or suppress the enemy by cannon, rocket, and missile fires and to integrate and synchronize all fire support assets into operations.

WHAT IS TAMIS AND HOW IS IT USED?

TOTAL AMMUNITION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

The U.S. Army’s authorized, web-based system for managing munitions requirements, authorizations, forecasts, and expenditures. It streamlines requesting and tracking ammunition. It must be forecasted 90 days prior to the month of training.

WHAT ARE TRAINING MEETINGS AND THEIR PURPOSE?

Training meetings are used to discuss upcoming missions and what needs to be done to complete them. They are held monthly for reserve components and weekly for active components. A training meeting consists of three phases:

Phase 1: Assessment (evaluating previous training)
Phase 2: Coordination (finalizing resources/details for upcoming training)
Phase 3: Future Planning (developing short-rangeand plans)

WHAT IS THE FORM DA 7815?

WEAPONS TRAINING ROLL UP

A form used to record a Soldier’s performance, training, and evaluations on Table I (Preliminary Marksman Instruction (PMI) and Evaluation) and Table III (Drills). It serves as a training management tool for tracking readiness prior to live-fire qualification.

WHAT ARE THE SIX Tables of Army Marksmanship (IWQ)?

• Table I - Preliminary Marksmanship Instruction (PMI) & Evaluation: required diagnostics, weapon disassembly/assembly, and a written test (80% passing score)

• Table II - Simulation (EST - Engagement Skills Trainer): virtual training to practice target acquisition, aiming, and trigger control without live ammunition

• Table III - Drills (Skills & Drills): loading, unloading, clearing malfunctions, cycling through various positions (prone, kneeling, standing)

• Table IV - Grouping & Zeroing: first live fire table, ensuring weapon is correctly aimed and grouping shots within standard (8/10 rounds in two consecutive five-round shot groups within a 4cm circle at 25 meters)

• Tables V - Practice: Full practice qualification. Soldiers engage targets while incorporating position changes and magazine changes under time constraints.

• Table VI - Qualification: Soldier engages 40 targets varying in distances of 50-300m and must score 23 out of 40 hits.

WHAT IS THE FORM DA 7801?

The Rifle, Carbine, and Automatic Rifle Marksmanship Qualification Course Scorecard.

WHAT IS THE FORM DA 88-R?

The Combat Pistol Qualification Course Scorecard.

WHAT IS THE FORM DA 705?

Army Fitness Test Scorecard

WHAT IS THE FORM DA 4856?

Developmental Counseling Form

WHAT IS THE FORM DA 2977?

Deliberate Risk Assessment Worksheet (DRAW)

WHAT IS THE FORM DA 5500/5501?

The Army Body Composition Forms

5500 - Males

5501 - Females

WHAT IS THE FORM DA 2062?

Hand Receipt Form