The document summarizes the agenda for a staff call meeting for Eagle Battalion. Key discussion points included personnel updates from S-1, weather forecasts from S-2, and upcoming training events from S-3, including an APFT, STX lane training, and the Georgia SHINE exercise at Fort Benning. Cultural norms for the region were also briefed to increase situational awareness for the upcoming mission.

1. February 6, 2009 “ We Commission, Army Strong” EAGLE BATTALION STAFF CALL 9 March 2010

2. AGENDA S-1 S-2 S-3 S-4 S-5/6 Updates HHC A Co B Co C Co D Co E Co Dining Out Cadet Association CSM XO BN CDR Eagle Battalion 2010

3. S-1 C/CPT Badger (Personnel) Eagle Battalion 2010

4. Eagle Battalion Strength Overall Eagle Battalion 2010 On Active Roster On Holding Roster Total Average Personnel Attending Total Average Personnel Absent Total Average Personnel Excused Average Percent Change Overall Status 171 14 130 25 16 +0% A G 100-90% A 89-80% R 79-70% B < 69%

5. Battalion Strength Status R G A B R R A G A G Eagle Battalion 2010 G 100-90% A 89-80% R 79-70% B < 69% Unit On Roster Personnel Regularly Attending Average Personnel Absent Average Personnel Excused Average % change in Attendance Status HHC 14 8 0 6 +10% A Co. 21 16 0 5 +6% B Co. 18 16 2 0 -5% C Co. 39 28 8 3 -5% D Co. 40 32 7 1 -3% E Co. 39 30 8 1 +3%

6. S-1 Report R G A B G G G A G Eagle Battalion 2010 Item Last Update Status Notes Telephone Roster 09 FEB 10 -Updated phone roster distributed to leadership Leadership Matrix 02 FEB 10 - Making Flow Chart Contracted Personnel Tracker 02 FEB 10 -Contacted Personnel 139 -Non-contracted 44 APFT Tracker 23 FEB 10 -Updated from last AFPT New PT Attendance Policy 02 FEB 10 -New PT attendance policy starting this week - Leadership Matrix - PT / Lab Roster G 100-90% A 89-80% R 79-70% B < 69%

7. S-2 C/CPT Holder (Intelligence) Eagle Battalion 2010

8. Weather Data Eagle Battalion 2010 G Butler, Melanie Tuesday 3/9 Wednesday 3/10 Thursday 3/11 Friday 3/12 High 71 67 72 71 Low 49 56 52 50 Weather Partly Cloudy Showers Showers Showers Rain % 10% 50% 40% 30% Event Class/Staff Call PT Classes / LAB PT Item Last Update Status Notes Security Clearance 07 MAR 2010 G 100-90% A 89-80% R 79-70% B < 69%

9. GEORGIA SHINE 2010 “ Road to War” Brief UNCLASSIFIED For Training Purpose Only in Cadet Command Eagle Battalion 2010

10. Battalions deploy to Fort Benning, GA, beginning 25 Mar 10 in order to support 6 th BDE combat operations against Insurgent (Arianan) Forces. On Order conduct Stability Operations along the Atropia-Ariana border IOT maintain Atropia’s territorial integrity and prevent enemy forces from influencing the local population. PROPOSED MISSION Eagle Battalion 2010

11. AREA OF OPERATION Atropia Located South Caucasus; bordered by Donovia to the north, the Caspian Sea to the east, Ariana to the south, and Gorgas and Minaria to the west. 33,400 sq. mi. (includes Atropia Minor and Arzak); slightly smaller than Maine. Ethnic groups: Atropian 90%, Donovian 2.5%, Minarian 2%, and other 5.5%. Predominant Language: Spanish (Castilian dialect) Religion: Approximately 95% of the population of Atropia is Shi’a Muslim. ATROPIA ARIANA Ariana Located in the Caspian Region; bordered by Atropia to the north, the Caspian Sea to the east, the Persian Gulf to the south, and Faisalia to the west 636,294 sq. mi.; slightly larger than Alaska. Ethnic groups: Arianans 51%; Atropian 24%; Gilaki and Mazandarani 8%, Kurds 7%; Arabs 3%, Lur 2%, Baloch 2%, Turkmenistani 2%, and other 1%. Note: the northwest territories are almost 100% ethnic-Atropian. Predominant Language: Spanish (Andalusian dialect) Religions: Shi'a Muslim 90%; Sunni Muslim 8%; Zoroastrian, Jewish, Christian, Baha’I 2%.

12. Key Facts Leading to Conflict in Region 1. 2003; South Atropian People’s Party (SAPP) formed to represent people of region but it unable to influence change; gave birth to South Atropian People’s Army (SAPA). 2. 2006; SAPA, trained and equipped in Ariana, began attacking Atropian army units sent to maintain order and peace in area. 3. Atropia has territorial disputes with most of neighbors. In west, Atropia and Minaria have both claimed Arzak province since the early 1900s. 4. Active fighting over the region began in 1991. The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), with assistance from Ariana and Kemalia, finally negotiate a ceasefire 1994. 5. Ariana Reasons for Conflict: Dispute over ethnic Ariana citizens in Atropia being denied basic rights. Ariana does not want to see new BTC pipeline as a competitor to their oil operations. Ariana claims rights to the oil platforms in the Caspian Sea that are the key element in a large deal brokered by Atropia with a consortium of international oil companies Arianan government opposes the formation of the Caspian Federation. Ariana’s political and religious leaders feel Shia’a Muslim population of Atropia is being steered towards westernization by their current government. BTC PIPELINE ATROPIA ARIANA

13. Phase 1 begins RSOI process with Companies deploying to Atropian Theater of Operations; occupying the Intermediate Staging Base (ISB) Benning. Conduct in-processing and accountability. Ends with AO Navigation training Phase 2 begins with movement to secure Assembly Areas in order to conduct and individual and collective training required for small-unit level combat operations. Ends with completion of RSOI and movement to Tactical Training Bases (TTB) vicinity of the International Border. Phase 3 begins with occupation of either TTB East or West and conduct of squad and section patrols ISO stability operations. Units will BPT conduct reconnaissance, raids, ambushes, and other combat operations IOT prevent enemy forces from influencing the local population. Ends when relieved by follow-on forces. Phase 4 begins with return to ISB Benning; Regiments will complete operations and conduct recovery in preparation for redeployment. Ends with Cadets departing AOR and arriving back at Home Station. OPERATION GEORGIA SHINE Eagle Battalion 2010

14. Intermediate Staging Base (ISB) Benning A Company GEORGIA SHINE Home Station Prep Road to War/PCI Squad STX Missions Squad STX Missions LAND NAV Maneuver RON PB Mobilization Reception Deployment into Theater (Squad/Section Operations) B Company Maneuver RON PB Redeployment Return to Home Station PHASE I PHASE II PHASE III PHASE IV Main Body 1 (A Company) Main Body 2 (B Company) AA 3 Nights

15. The following information on the culture of Atropia/Ariana is for situational awareness and understanding. These cultural nuances are merely another tool to help Soldiers make decisions in the COE. These suggestions are intended solely as guidance to help assist the units in executing their directed missions. They are not an attempt to undermine or substitute for SOPs, ROE, or Commander’s Guidance. CAUCASUS REGION CULTURE GESTURES Culture based upon loyalty to family, clan, tribe, and region before loyalty to nation Old age is respected and honored; emphasis on obeying elders Sense of time is casual and fluid; negotiations are normally slow and extended No concept of personal space; there is no “3 foot American bubble” Don’t move away if an Atropian “invades your space” Public Display of Affection common between same sexes is accepted and often expected Honor most important virtue: external public perception of honor Never criticize in public Hospitality closely linked to honor – refusal is an insult Primary language is Spanish but many in region speak some English Primary religion in the region is Shi’a Muslim Eagle Battalion 2010

16. CAUCASUS REGION CULTURE GESTURES “ Losing” not “Retreating” is considered a shame; will often retreat in order to avoid shame and “live to fight another day” Don’t engage women socially Don’t shake a female’s hand unless she offers it first Women are the custodians of family honor; rude to inquire about a female member of their family; Don’t look, touch or ask Don’t blatantly cross your legs Don’t show bottoms of your feet; means that you think person is lower than dirt Shame equals humiliation; difficult to say ‘no’ to a request because it is impolite; may intentionally mislead instead; “Yes” may mean I understand and not “I agree” Don’t use finger or hand gestures Non-verbal signals or body language are a large part of communication in region; Certain gestures, while common in U.S., may be offensive and essentially disrupt message you are intending to convey The “okay” sign of thumbs up is actually a form of a local curse Sense of time is much more casual than the American sense of time; Americans are very time-conscious and punctuality is important; However, Atropian culture is more relaxed in its view of time. Eagle Battalion 2010

17. S-3 C/MAJ Southerland (Operations)‏ Eagle Battalion 2010 Eagle Battalion 2010

18. STX/Land Navigation 6MAR10 Report: 10MAR10 STX: 8 SL Evals, 16 TL Evals Eagle Battalion 2010

19. March 2010 Georgia SHINE Spring Break Eagle Battalion 2010 MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SAT / SUN 1 2 3 4 5 6/7 Company PT 0630 Rem. PT (0600) Staff Call Company PT 0630 Rem. PT (0600) Lab:(III) Ambush (II) KOB (I) Leader’s Check on Academics PCI Company PT 0630 STX LNAV 8 9 10 11 12 13/14 Company PT 0630 Rem. PT (0600) Staff Call OPFOR Calib. MS I-III APFT 0545 Rem. PT (0600) Lab: STX (Variable) Company PT 0630 Comm. Service 15 16 17 18 19 20/21 22 23 24 25 26 27/28 Comp. PT 0630 Final SHINE PCI Rem. PT (0600) Staff Call BN Run 0630 No Lab Company PT 0630 29 30 31 Company PT 0630 Rem. PT (0600) Staff Call Company PT 0630

20. Mission: Successful Lab and Ruck March Commander’s Intent: The purpose of this operation is to prepare MS III’s to conduct STX lane training IAW LDAC standards and prepare cadets for Georgia SHINE. 8-12March 2010 February 6, 2009 MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SAT / SUN 8 9 10 11 12 13/14 Company PT 0630 Rem. PT (0600) Staff Call MS I-III APFT 0530 Rem. PT (0600) Lab: (III)STX (Variable) (I,II) No Lab Company PT 0630 Community Service Due

21. Event: MS I-III APFT Date: 10MAR10 Time: 0545 Location: RAC Pavilion OIC: C/MAJ Southerland Uniform: Winter PTs Graders: Bragg, Cutcliffe, Henson, Holder, Protus, Davis, Vickers, Harnish, Lambert, Silva How many National Guard graders? MS IVs be at Pavilion NLT 0500 BN Formation NLT 0530 Eagle Battalion 2010

22. Will be conducted outside using box formation Cadre will grade MS IIIs Alpha and Bravo companies will fall into lines on one side of grading square Charlie, Delta, and Echo will spread themselves evenly between the other three sides S-3 will ensure even lines Grading will take place inside the square Eagle Battalion 2010

23. Event: MS III Lab – STX (Patrolling and Variables) Date: 11MAR10 Time: 1600 OIC: C/CPT Silva Location: IT Building Equipment: Pen/Pencil, Paper Uniform: ACUs, Pen, Paper Patrolling/Variable STX Lane Class Eagle Battalion 2010

24. March 2010 Georgia SHINE Spring Break Eagle Battalion 2010 MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SAT / SUN 1 2 3 4 5 6/7 Company PT 0630 Rem. PT (0600) Staff Call Company PT 0630 Rem. PT (0600) Lab:(III) Ambush (II) KOB (I) Leader’s Check on Academics PCI Company PT 0630 STX LNAV 8 9 10 11 12 13/14 Company PT 0630 Rem. PT (0600) Staff Call OPFOR Calib. MS I-III APFT 0545 Rem. PT (0600) Lab: STX (Variable) PCI(GA SHINE) Company PT 0630 Comm. Service 15 16 17 18 19 20/21 22 23 24 25 26 27/28 Company PT 0630 Rem. PT (0600) Staff Call Company PT 0630 No Lab Company PT 0630 29 30 31 Company PT 0630 Rem. PT (0600) Staff Call Company PT 0630

25. 22-26 March 2010 February 6, 2009 Georgia SHINE Mission: Successful Georgia SHINE FTX Commander’s Intent: The purpose of this operation is to conduct STX lane and Land Navigation training IAW LDAC standards. 15 16 17 18 19 20/21 Monday 22 Tuesday 23 Wednesday 24 Thursday 25 Friday 26 Saturday/Sunday27/28 Company PT 0630 PCI Rem. PT (0600) Staff Call BN Run 0630 No Lab Company PT 0630

26. Event: PCI Date: 23MAR10 Time: 0630 NCOIC: C/CSM Bush Location: RAC Pavilion Equipment: See Packing List Reference: Georgia SHINE OPORD Uniform: Winter PTs Rucks will be tagged with name, home school (GSoU), and SHINE unit For example, Andrew Southerland assigned to 1 st Platoon, Alpha Company, 1 st Regiment would tag: Southerland, Andrew, GSoU, 1A1 Pack rucks so that Land Navigation essential equipment is easy to reach Eagle Battalion 2010

27. Packing List Additions Camo Stick/Compact: Cadets Purchase for 22MAR10 PCI Knee/Elbow pads Personal Hygiene Kit MREs (Will receive for 22MAR10 PCI) Sleeping Mat Eagle Battalion 2010

28. MS II OPFOR Packing list is different Items taken out: map & protractor, knee/elbow pads, extra pair of boots Uniform: ACUs with top turned inside out, LBE, PC, weapon Include some old civilian clothes to wear IOT act as COB/MOB Cadet Freeman will replace S. Navedo Eagle Battalion 2010

29. Georgia SHINE Date: 25-28MAR10 Location: Fort Benning, GA Final PCI: NLT 22MAR Load and Lock up rucks Formation at Stadium Parking Lot NLT 0515 Depart NLT 0600 4 hours, 15 minutes travel time Thursday: Day/Night Land Navigation Friday: STX Training (5 2-hour Lanes) Saturday: Patrolling (4 4-hour Lanes) Sunday: 7.2 Mile Tactical Road March, Hot A’s, Return Home Eagle Battalion 2010

30. MS IV Assignments TOC Operators Penn, Southerland, Kuss, Henson, Harnish, Lambert, Holder, Davis, Kile, Savioli (Marc) Eagle Battalion 2010

31. Lane Walkers (will evaluate Alpha TL) Crawford, Sellow, Savioli (Stephen), Schofield, Silva, Protus S-5 Operations Wild Eagle Battalion 2010

32. OPFOR CIC Nsonwu, Evans, France, Bragg, Boles, Adams (Divia), Dorquetta MUST bring an E-tool Commo by cell phone Make sure you bring phone charger Uniform: ACUs with top turned inside out, LBE, PC, weapon Include some old civilian clothes to wear IOT act as COB/MOB Eagle Battalion 2010

33. MS II OPFOR Packing list is different Items taken out: map & protractor, knee/elbow pads, extra pair of boots Uniform: ACUs with top turned inside out, LBE, PC, weapon Include some old civilian clothes to wear IOT act as COB/MOB Cadet Freeman will replace S. Navedo Eagle Battalion 2010

34. MS IVs will be sleeping outside, so be prepared for any kind of weather Get equipment Eagle Battalion 2010

35. Land Navigation (Day 1) Rucks need to be packed to allow quick access to their Land Nav essential equipment Pencils, flashlight, extra batteries, reflective belts, eye pro, protractors All cadets will wear reflective belts EYE PRO! Cell phones for safety Day Land Navigation: 1400-1900 Night Land Navigation: 2000-2300 Eagle Battalion 2010

36. STX (Day 2) Those MS IIIs who fail Day/Night Land Nav will get a second chance during Day 2 MS IVs will build lanes during Land Navigation 1200-1800 MS IV OPFOR Must bring an E-tool There will be a calibration class (5) 2-hour lanes 30 minutes planning period 1 hour execution 15 minutes AAR 15 minutes movement Eagle Battalion 2010

37. Patrolling (Day 3) (4) 4-hour lanes Can expect each MS III to receive at least 1x SL Eval 2x TL Eval 8 out of every 12 will receive PL/PSG Eval Eagle Battalion 2010

38. Tactical Road March (Day 4) 6.5 Miles Hot breakfast after Fall back into school formations, return home Eagle Battalion 2010

39. March 2010 Georgia SHINE Spring Break Eagle Battalion 2010 MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SAT / SUN 1 2 3 4 5 6/7 Company PT 0630 Rem. PT (0600) Staff Call Company PT 0630 Rem. PT (0600) Lab:(III) Ambush (II) KOB (I) Leader’s Check on Academics PCI Company PT 0630 STX LNAV 8 9 10 11 12 13/14 Company PT 0630 Rem. PT (0600) Staff Call OPFOR Calib. MS I-III APFT 0545 Rem. PT (0600) Lab: STX (Variable) PCI(GA SHINE) Company PT 0630 Comm. Service 15 16 17 18 19 20/21 22 23 24 25 26 27/28 Company PT 0630 Rem. PT (0600) Staff Call Company PT 0630 No Lab Company PT 0630 29 30 31 Company PT 0630 Rem. PT (0600) Staff Call Company PT 0630

40. 29March-2April Mission: Successful Lab Commander’s Intent: The purpose of this operation is to conduct STX lane training IAW LDAC standards. February 6, 2009 Monday 29 Tuesday 30 Wednesday 31 Thursday 1 Friday 2 Company PT 0630 Rem. PT (0600) Staff Call Company PT 0630 Rem. PT (0600) Lab:(III) STX (Actions On OBJ) Company PT 0630

41. Event: MS III Lab – STX (Actions on OBJ) Date: 1APR10 Time: 1600 OIC: C/MAJ Southerland Location: Stadium Parking Lot Equipment: See Packing List Transportation: Foot (1 st and 2 nd Squads), GSU Passenger Vans (3 rd and 4 th Squads) Uniform: ACUs, LBE, Kevlar, Ruck, Pen, Paper Eagle Battalion 2010

42. Squads Lane: RED 1 1 st squad (13): Simpson, Ford, Lape, Green (Keisha), Donaghe, Parker , Mosley, Washington, Hulme, Willette, Brandt, Gale, Navedo OPFOR: McDougal, McNulty TACs: Protus (SL), Lambert (TL), Overholt (TL) Lane: WHITE 1 2 nd squad (13): Newton, Badger (Ian), Caison, Bush, Witmer, Beale, Grubbs, Williamson (Jazmine), Williamson (Steven), Hare, Thomas (Dylan), Navarro, Oliff OPFOR: Simmons, King (Daniel) TACs: Harnish (SL), Holder (TL), Watkins (TL) Eagle Battalion 2010

43. Squads (cont.) Lane: BLUE 1 3 rd squad (15): Graf, Griner, Grubbs, Collazos, Jaap, Lee, Holston, Green (Erica), Davis (Amatul), Feliciano, Turner, Porter, Sheffield, Guthrie, Walker OPFOR: Pullen, Richardson TACs: Henson (SL), Adamson (TL), Bragg (TL) Lane: BLUE 2 4 th squad (14): Badger (Andrew), Peterson, Neuman, Lattimore, Manning, Veal, Cambrelen, Spaulding, Moore, Jay, Williams (Mike), Holmes, Joseph, Miller (Quincy) OPFOR: Noltimier, Fincher TACs: Silva (SL), Deem (TL), Cutcliffe (TL) Eagle Battalion 2010

44. Start with SBF and Assault positions in place Initiate/Shift/Lift Fire Assault Team assaults through using BOUNDING techniques – LOA SBF assaults through using BOUNDING techniques – LOA 360 Security Consolidate, ACE reports, EPW, Aid and Litter Reporting - SALUTE, SITREP 2-3 iterations, switching SL/TLs each iteration Eagle Battalion 2010

45. Mission: Successful Lab Commander’s Intent: The purpose of this operation is to conduct STX lane training IAW LDAC standards. 5-9April 2010 February 6, 2009 MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SAT / SUN 1 2 3/4 Rem. PT (0600) Lab:(III) STX (Variable) Company PT 0630 Monday 5 Tuesday 6 Wednesday 7 Thursday 8 Friday 9 Saturday/Sunday10/11 Company PT 0630 Rem. PT (0600) Staff Call Company PT 0630 Rem. PT (0600) Lab: Lab:(III) STX (Variable) Company PT 0630

46. Event: MS III Lab – STX (Variable) Date: 8APR10 Time: 1600 OIC: C/MAJ Southerland Location: Stadium Parking Lot Equipment: See Packing List Transportation: Foot (1 st and 2 nd Squads), GSU Passenger Vans (3 rd and 4 th Squads) Uniform: ACUs, LBE, Kevlar, Ruck, Pen, Paper Eagle Battalion 2010

47. Squads Lane: RED 1 1 st squad (13): Simpson, Ford, Lape, Green (Keisha), Donaghe, Parker , Mosley, Washington, Hulme, Willette, Brandt, Gale, Navedo OPFOR: TBD TACs: Protus (SL), Lambert (TL), Overholt (TL) Lane: WHITE 1 2 nd squad (13): Newton, Badger (Ian), Caison, Bush, Witmer, Beale, Grubbs, Williamson (Jazmine), Williamson (Steven), Hare, Thomas (Dylan), Navarro, Oliff OPFOR: TBD TACs: Harnish (SL), Holder (TL), Watkins (TL) Eagle Battalion 2010

48. Squads (cont.) Lane: BLUE 1 3 rd squad (15): Graf, Griner, Grubbs, Collazos, Jaap, Lee, Holston, Green (Erica), Davis (Amatul), Feliciano, Turner, Porter, Sheffield, Guthrie, Walker OPFOR: TBD TACs: Henson (SL), Adamson (TL), Bragg (TL) Lane: BLUE 2 4 th squad (14): Badger (Andrew), Peterson, Neuman, Lattimore, Manning, Veal, Cambrelen, Spaulding, Moore, Jay, Williams (Mike), Holmes, Joseph, Miller (Quincy) OPFOR: TBD TACs: Silva (SL), Deem (TL), Cutcliffe (TL) Eagle Battalion 2010

49. April 2010 Eagle Battalion 2010 MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SAT / SUN 1 2 3/4 Rem. PT (0600) Lab:(III) STX (Actions On) (I,II) Team Building Company PT 0630 5 6 7 8 9 10/11 Company PT 0630 Rem. PT (0600) Staff Call Company PT 0630 Rem. PT (0600) Lab: Lab:(III) STX (Variable) (!,II) Team Building Company PT 0630 12 13 14 15 16 17/18 Company PT 0630 Rem. PT (0600) Staff Call Company PT 0630 Rem. PT (0600) Lab: Lab:(III) STX (Variable) (II,I) Team Building Company PT 0630 19 20 21 22 23 24/25 Company PT 0630 Rem. PT (0600) Staff Call MS I-III APFT 0545 Rem. PT (0600) Lab: Awards Day Company PT 0630 5K Run 26 27 28 29 30 Company PT 0630 Rem. PT (0600) Staff Call Company PT 0630 Rem. PT (0600) Lab: (III) STX (TBD) (I,II) Team Building Company PT 0630 Dining Out

50. MS I, II Lab – Team Building/Simulator Checking with RAC about Challenge/Low Ropes Course Rappelling, Combatives – Feasible? Simulator – Major Knable Concept: Charlie on Challenge Course, Delta on Simulator, Echo company has lab off Gives MS Is and IIs a little time to focus on academics Eagle Battalion 2010

51. Events Eagle Battalion 2010 Date Event 12 March 2010 Community Service Due, MS I-III APFT 15-19 March 2010 Spring Break 25-28 March 2010 Georgia SHINE 21 April 2010 MS I-III APFT 22 April 2010 Awards Day 23/24 April 2010 5K Run 30 April 2010 Dining Out 7 May 2010 Commissioning

52. S-3.5 C/1LT Watkins PT Eagle Battalion 2010

53. PT Company Level PT Hydrate For APFT APFT – Wednesday, 10 MAR 2010 Maintain Physical Fitness Throughout Spring Break Eagle Battalion 2010

54. S-4 C/CPT Kile Eagle BN S4 ‏ “ One Mission, One Team” Eagle Battalion 2010

55. S4 Trackers In Progress Preparing for LDAC, LTC, Schools, And Class A Issue Class A Issue Charlie Co. – M 1100 – 1530 Class A Issue Delta Co. - W 1100 – 1530 Class A Issue Echo Co. – F 1100 - 1500 SOP for FTX Procedures for Equipment Handling & Storage Issuing Out Remainder of Camel Backs Pack Trailer for Ga Shine NEW Issuing Hours: Mon & Wed 1130 – 1500 Eagle Battalion 2010

56. Needs / Suspense's Need Holding Roster – Waiting Cadre Approval Detail for Stenciling for GA Shine Supplies LDAC Suspense Date - 1 April Class A Full Battalion – 12 April LTC and Schools Suspense Date - 15 April Eagle Battalion 2010

57. Eagle Battalion 2010 S-5 C/CPT Manning (Public Affairs) Eagle Battalion 2010

58. Articles Eagle Battalion 2010 A A A A A A Topic/Event Updated Status Notes Bi-weekly Newsletter 5 MAR10 Next Issue:16 MAR CULP 5 MAR10 In progress Slideshow for D.O. (Lee) 5 MAR10 In progress Cadet of the Week 5 MAR10 In progress CTLT 5 MAR10 In progress 5K Run (Manning) 5 MAR10 In progress

59. Photos Eagle Battalion 2010 G G A Topic/Event Updated Status Notes Lab: STX Lanes 5 MAR10 Uploaded to website. Georgia Shine 5 MAR10 Need MS V and/or MSI/II

60. Eagle Battalion 2010 S-6 C/CPT Newton Eagle Battalion 2010

61. Communication Eagle Battalion 2010 G G G G Event Updated Status Notes Photos 5 MAR10 Lab & STX Photos uploaded Website 5 MAR10 Photo slideshow updated with new photos Cadet of the Week Initiative : developing webpage Staff Call Slide Sh ow under “Training” Newsletter Archive online Cadet Lounge Communication 5 MAR10 Bulletin Board installed in Cadet Lounge Radios 5 MAR10 11 radios tested for Lab use

62. Updates C/CPT Henson Eagle Battalion 2010

63. Eagle Battalion SOP- Draft Submitted MS IV Counseling-104R’s due, Counseling Started LDAC Notebook- Being distributed to rest of Cadre LTC Book- Cadet Grubbs Military History: Dr. Allison Fall Monday-1830-2130, Spring normal Tuesday Thursday Class Eagle Battalion 2010

64. HHC C/CPT Lambert Eagle Battalion 2010

65. HHC Company A A A Eagle Battalion 2010 Event Last Update Status Notes Personnel Issues 4 MAR 10 None Attendance Trends - PT 4 MAR 10 100% for Contracted Attendance Trends - Lab 4 MAR 10 B 100% for Contracted Equipment Issues 4 MAR 10 None Training Goals Prepare MS3s for STX And GA Shine TRAINING STATUS P Need Practice in Planning/Physical Fitness G 100-90% A 89-80% R 79-70% B < 69%

66. Alpha Co C/CPT Badger Eagle Battalion 2010

67. Alpha Company A R A A A A R B Eagle Battalion 2010 Event Last Update Status Notes Personnel Issues 5 MAR 2010 None Attendance Trends - PT 5 MAR 2010 (98%) [Williamson] Attendance-Lab 5 MAR 2010 (100%) Equipment Issues 5 MAR 2010 None TRAINING STATUS 5 MAR 2010 P Improving cadets STX competency for GaShine and LDAC. G 100-90% A 89-80% R 79-70% B < 69%

68. Newton, Joey 100% attendance to PT and lab 3.82 GPA Exemplifies the 7 Army Values through actions at training events Current Battalion S-6 Volunteers for detail on a consistent basis Eagle Battalion 2010

69. Newton, Joey Hometown: Americus, GA Master of Arts in Teaching Spanish, B.A. Spanish May 2008 Always wanted to join the Army Father retired as Major in Special Forces Plans on going to Ranger School and an Airborne Unit Privately licensed pilot Actively involved in Eagle Entertainment for 3 years Eagle Battalion 2010

70. Alpha Co. PT WED 10 MAR - APFT Eagle Battalion 2010

71. Alpha Co. PT FRI 12 MAR - Stretch/Warm-Up Run - 3.5 Mile Run - 4 Minute Abs Drill - Pyramid Push-Ups - Stretch/Cool-Down Eagle Battalion 2010

72. Alpha Co. PT MON 22 MAR - Stretch/Warm-Up - 2 Laps (1/4 Sprint and 1/4 Light Jog Repeated) - Interval Sit-Ups - Interval Body Squats - Interval Mountain Climbers - Interval Flutter-Kicks - Stretch/Cool-Down Eagle Battalion 2010

73. Bravo Co C/CPT Veal Eagle Battalion 2010

74. Bravo Company R Eagle Battalion 2010 Event Last Update Status Notes Personnel Issues 5 March 2010 none Attendance Trends - PT 5 March 2010 94% for Contracted 100% for Non-contracted Attendance Trends - Lab 5 March 2010 89% for Contracted 100% for Non-contracted Equipment Issues 5 March 2010 None Training Goals 5 March 2010 Help cadets prepare for Georgia Shine TRAINING STATUS 5 March 2010 P Work on helping all cadets pass pt test. G 100-90% A 89-80% R 79-70% B < 69%

75. Bravo Co. PT WED 10MAR APFT Eagle Battalion 2010

76. Bravo Co. PT FRI 12MAR Stretching/Warm-Up 3.5 Mile Run 4 Min of Push-ups 4 Min of Sit-ups Stretching/Cooldown Eagle Battalion 2010

77. Bravo Co. PT MON 22 MAR Stretching/Warm-Up Sprints Pull-Ups Push-Ups Sit-Ups Stretching/Cooldown Eagle Battalion 2010

78. Charlie Co C/CPT Brandt Eagle Battalion 2010

79. Charlie Company A A A R R Eagle Battalion 2010 A Event Last Update Status Notes Personnel Issues 5 March 2010 None Attendance Trends - PT 5 March 2010 Contracted (13/15) 87% (Evans, Johnson, King, Lovett, Guthrie) Non Contracted (19/24) 79% Attendance Trends - Lab 5 March 2010 Contracted (12/15) 80% Non Contracted (19/24) 79% Equipment Issues 5 March 2010 None Training Goals Increase APFT scores. TRAINING STATUS 5 March 2010 P Need Practice in PT, leadership roles, and Land Nav. G 100-90% A 89-80% R 79-70% B < 69%

80. Charlie Co. PT WED 10MAR APFT Eagle Battalion 2010

81. Charlie Co. PT FRI 12MAR - Rectangular Formation - Stretching/Rotations - Long Run (Rotunda and Back) - Calisthenics/stretching (General Physical Preparedness) Eagle Battalion 2010

82. Delta Co C/CPT Jay Eagle Battalion 2010

83. Delta Company A R A A R R B A R A Eagle Battalion 2010 R A Event Last Update Status Notes Personnel Issues 5 March 2010 None Attendance Trends - PT 5 March 2010 100% for Contracted (13/13) Non Contracted (19/24) 77% Attendance Trends - Lab 5 March 2010 100% for Contracted (13/13) Non Contracted (24/27) 70% Equipment Issues 5 March 2010 Waiting for class A fitting Training Goals Safety during spring break TRAINING STATUS P Providing cadets with a phone roster G 100-90% A 89-80% R 79-70% B < 69%

84. Delta Co. PT WED 10MAR APFT Eagle Battalion 2010

85. Delta Co. PT FRI 12MAR Stretch Run to Rotunda, to baseball fields, to Sweetheart circle, then back to the RAC 2 Min Push-Ups 2 Min Sit-Ups Cool Down - Stretch Eagle Battalion 2010

86. Echo Co C/CPT Freeman Eagle Battalion 2010

87. Echo Company R A B R A A A R R Eagle Battalion 2010 Event Last Update Status Notes Personnel Issues 4 March 2010 r None Attendance Trends - PT 4 March 2010 94% for Contracted (1012) Freeman(1), Simmons(1) 71% for Non-contracted (19/26) Attendance Trends - Lab 4 March 2010 100% for Contracted (12/12) 73% for Non-contracted (19/26) Equipment Issues 4 March 2010 None Training Goals STX Training TRAINING STATUS 4March 2010 P Continuing PT G 100-90% A 89-80% R 79-70% B < 69%

88. Echo Co. PT WED 10MARCH APFT Eagle Battalion 2010

89. Echo Co. PT FRI 12MARCH - Stretching and Rotations - Run to Rotunda, to Baseball Field, and then back to Rac - Extended Rectangular Formation - Stretch Eagle Battalion 2010

90. Cadet Association Cadet Holmes Eagle Battalion 2010

91. Bank Account A R B G Available Balance as of 5 MARCH 10: $641.23 Casual PT: This Monday Goal: Help pay majority of price for Dining-Out Eagle Battalion 2010

92. A R B G B Fundraisers B B R A A A A R R B G Eagle Battalion 2010 Basketball Tournament 5 MARCH 10 C: Postell, R. & Pullens, M. Paintball Tournament 5 MARCH 10 C: Lee Topic/Event Last update Status Notes Spades Tournament 5 MARCH 10 C: Pullens, M. Bake Sale 5 MARCH 10 Completed: $101.53 Guitar Hero Tournament 5 MARCH 10 C: To be determined G 100-90% A 89-80% R 79-70% B < 69%

93. Fundraisers A R B G B G B B Potential Incentives: Community Service Hrs, NO uniform at PT, end of year trip/party, free dining out ticket, etc. A A Eagle Battalion 2010 Topic/Event Last update Status Notes Raffle (weekly) 5 MARCH 10 -Made $16 -This week: PT pass $1, D.O. Ticket $2 Eagle Card 5 MARCH 10 C: Holmes & Team; Printed out letters, sending out this week G 100-90% A 89-80% R 79-70% B < 69%

94. Dining Out C/2LT Navarro Eagle Battalion 2010

95. Dining Out 2010 G R A Eagle Battalion 2010 B A G A A A A Task Status Notes Venue 8 th Air Force Museum/ deposit made Catering Paul Kennedy Catering (Deposit) Entertainment Picture slide in progress Guest Speaker 2 Star General Decorations Need to purchase decorations Miscellaneous Ordering Glasses (ASAP)/ Uniform Issues Budget $600+ Fundraising effort to boost funds by end of PT 10 MAR

96. Uniform Issues Class A’s with White Button-up Shirts (Cannot be a button down collared shirt) Females – Black Neck Tab Males – Bow Ties (Black/Non-glossy/Clip on acceptable) Eagle Battalion 2010

97. CSM C/CSM Bush Eagle Battalion 2010

98. XO C/MAJ Kuss Eagle Battalion 2010

99. BN CDR C/LTC Penn Eagle Battalion 2010