Range Management Authority And Chief Of Range Operations
Current- Facilitates an annual trainng throughput of more than 500,000 Soldier training days and nine million rounds fired at the Army's largest OCONUS live fire training area. - Responsible for the training, certification, morale, and development of a multinational and combined arms team of more than 200 Soldiers and civilians. - Supports training readiness requirements for eight brigade-level Army organizations and 23 NATO Allies and partners. - Plans, coordinates, and executes individual through brigade collective combined arms live fire exercises. - Coordinates with the 7th ATC G3 and G3 Plans on USAREUR-AF level competitions and major exercises. - Assists with range complex and training area development and safety procedures for partnered nations. - Briefs U.S. and foreign senior leaders on the training capabilities of the training area.- Reviews, maintains, and updates 23 Commanding General approved range deviations, safety regulations, and standard operating procedures for emerging requirements and technology.
