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Job Language Performance Requirmets (JLPR) Task Inventory

Structural AnalysisLitngEnglish Language Skills Sekn

The Job Language Performance Requirements (JLPR) study was conducted to deter-

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language skils (listening reading.S wrtig speaing reuie to lea eac

SCTI= I DATA GARm 1-1

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SICTION 11 UU IDATIO 0 1 O LdmOM SUL3 2-1Oralmiuative of deta

S" Table of lapq skillsYosm

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clustereSICTI IT -m IAM MA iimm U T 4-1

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Poees.tae Lam~g SkillsJob Lampp. Pefemnce DosirmmtoTask mmerTook somsIMAtM YI iJ J mW S 6-1

I. Tok Pricitistages CheakiLst A I-2. Task luvtery Compiled Date Pom A 2-3. Percenstag Loag Skills A 3-4. Observat il Fom A 4-S. Strucetura Leical List A S-6. Vocabulary (im bouse) A 6-7. Voabulary (mebiie -emerted) A ?-1. 60 am Structures A A-

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Iaatrut ice. for riew of Job Lame"So e trsr Ueqrieseats'for 7M3

Ntlit!U, Reviewers:

plea.. took oee Sections I thrw*s If. Same sotioee discss thegathering of data, .raoeiatlea of date. and clustering of the tasks.Soctim T ad YR are the ad roi Fducs of the entire proes., the JobLangafte' Pflemeace 20equirmets peg cluster. an finally, for the sat ire

Pay Careful at teat ion to the Apendies me thrmo sebt. lTheappendices contai all di te Lafeemat Lea woed to doteu d ite Job LawsegPer feouse equtroneate.

Toonas the reviewer haoe first head superies with the tasks sodtraining. Towr review will help add su needed Lapue to the desigs soddevelopment of the coure. Plagee wits my - ggeettern or chages directlyso the doemma:.

As yorn lok over the doemnto *Plaes beep the following questi is L

1. 90 the reqireem0 ideatift the leegeege skills soceseary La At?and the Vait?

2. Be the reqmnisemws sleorly state what the sldier mest do La regardto loop""?

3. #Ws theme mny team that ued to be added or romed completely?4. 00 Vbst 1800046 *111 is the ne epasis pleced La AI? sad aittS. 8 Nah carqyea is thee betwos All aed Wait reqrnreet ia

lsorage skills, etructure and weabuplae

Thoek ye for yewr compereties. It is WIG apprectoted.

As Vestie.:Le of Ippeadtees on threagh ett followse:

APPemia owe is the Took Priorititeote eekILit. It wae taboo to thefield to collect the few data. Ibis form am appowe for wee by theIortmeat of the Arow.

Appendix twe is the Teehllaeatery asepleted Data Form. It was Ned toOf esise data free att Med AV respoodeete.

AppiOWdA three is the Poeernag of Loaigmage ftille. This Core taciwdescopeuton of loa"age skills IM ea teak Cluster.

Appoendis toot to tMe abser~ce eperm geed 1 the recor tag of type* oflistening 0ed OpeOSMg eille reqrird. a s by abseevere, ite the loeraiagsod parerrig of a took. Ie vauiety of ~iwrg"Moetsl eltuat ieee ts alsoinc lvied so this foem.

Appendix live is the fis list of structurel MW exia 1.utON fg OWintbmebO date gotberb*a sed orasmaat Las.

£ppodi six i wisbmee ebury list. Thi is atookby tooklistien ofsb th ocablary @bees -d is esisel trais5*. situations as ell as is

Appsndia sewsL is th umuins smsweed vssabelrts ?w~ prepsr" by

hePsix i* to 0. is ofs: strusuI smd IautIa Lee requLsite to2CL Ia.. m wee detommimed three .sordtLas with vthes Tests and

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The da pimed wainssrised to deteimis. tbe Leglieb Language skillsbieb Owe soldier mot loom to pet... Cho task.

so. Comiled ftes ftw, Ippeedl 2, we used to .rgamiu. the date from$be zurlaghew. UsO lofemse frte le ek ?tonitigatiom, Qieckliet

was s this twos. Thre "H from the priwrltlstrnehoshlie s ee me to dotosim te IO~psk ills.

1. am"d of tseeblaw.2. 4b6bf of &eel".I. The eeimp SgmI*u to fte k11* lemawskills

a@. off*e Ometlas w Ide id as to Swimh lempage sillsto"sol . The l.Ileele Ifile Mrs deenwed

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felf-pied" uOing. wittft

ambef of 1T"aItsIm Speaftngwittes witleg, reimeta

mie of "Wi5 s0 ..puse of 1 or I us a scale

*pele a loepese of 1, 1, ot I s 0#*edim seal. of I to $ wee tall&

&%is to tbo toopeettes of me. bosh Nfitmie. Owehiet (turn Uidit i lme e "ago oa

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Asweus to the three variables were tallied on the Percentage LanguageSkills Yom. As over*&* wee then found using the folling formula:

Total numer of Posesible answers aerdimg to skill ini each tookmultiplied by the total atiNBer of ueapemdeste to the task.

divisor

Total teUw of rapeses par task par skill free the Compiled Wat Fore.

dividend

Ibis imdicated the percestase of ua of the skill is the task.Pfeemedee of skills Is doe duty posities and in the WUwe found byLuc -m-lie teok memer and Im~er of reopoe* (See Appendix 3).pereostae foundisL ?=VMSe

Lisening U-1SpsIag 31-99DeingsC 3Origin 30-9

As AG by the figurs litmsf is ha Mot IMPertast skill in 71801u8vSt. is a PertiC*ler duty seetiomp pereastegee varied. Appendix 3, thePereestqe Laqees Ruile Peru.dw 9hs eeetegee of skills in emek dutyposition.

Oesaftes of data Vertaisift to WLeuIae sod structural item VMe due.by ommarin, the Iapheue strusture med lamise list with a list of Go I=L(fii bq-nm LeVel mamdaais.) requisites. The Go am. requisiteUwe "tead hg reeeeb of dbe Ameism Lmuguge Cam (ALM)ufeals. A Vowle ameen all at AMe hav taugt Ma ustirials, listedall lintwadol- I urUre S of SSIA mastecy is mesessary for attaimusetOf a 40 IN- Of seorifg the flas gemm a d eesaystructures

AO we otlamma fe" te ritiml list.

ft we aeesud Oub am thslmisal snd ser'usual iem that we*academy to tIoa and perk task018s 0 M- Soe oo-saoive soldier sodsthese stimel I d IseAlal itsm to eusessefully esqiete mm training.Appeso" S the Ki list of lealsal amd structuaI its Neceseary ise T.A 44M was m s mu bo Jeeim and deee %p reflect the spotified SCL for*aRTq 1#40 mS "Imaii. soe GO DL ga ekese becams eqieat NKM.C(ffme unans Imaniste, teiAb Lne Omser,we has a Go DCL tobe as ms~lame ismiefter of owes" s L tralin~ of a me-ssaive speaker.

The lamleal mud otussewel itie awe idenified by gramaialtitie. SPPOSIaS mud? orwe the ectel, am,&,. Verm, andso pms temIs m 7U.

The lexical and structural list is not exhaustive, but it would beimpossible to list every structural or lexical item the soldier would beexposed to.

Appendix 6 is a machine generated vocabulary list made by the UnitedStates Army Training and Doctrine Command at Fort Monroe, Virginia. Through areview of the current poland 722 soldier's inumaltsubjective evaluation was node on each task to determine the five vocabularyreductions. (Appendix 7) ?be five catdgories were:

I. most important2. substantial importance3. important4. limited importanceS. least importance

For our uses. a lanquage oriented reduction was also needed; therefore. anin-house vocabulary list was node.

gsing the Soldier's Manual and personnl's observations. a vocabulary listfor each task wes made. The words were categorised in three ways:

1. Basic Vocablary. Basic vocabulary is defined as those words, terms,and acronym, that could be taught in basic training or apre-eulietment course.

2. General vocabulary. General vocabulary is defined as those words,term and acronyms, comas to everyday Sugl ish.

-0. 3. Technical vocabulary. Technical vocabulary is defined as those words.teais, aod aconms that are specific to the NOS trainingfield.

Is order to explain mny redundancies ibich my be noted with respect tothe language structures and vocabulary item cited in the language performancerequirmmats for the Basic Training 351. course, it sould I* pointed out thatat present it is plased that the basic strutter" soad gener al Ragishvocabulary necessary for attaiment of a 60 3W. will developed in thematerials designed for use either to the *saii Training IlL course or thePre-ealistment course. The basic soldiering vocabulary will also be developedin the IT materials. it is pli-se that any language structures identified inthe analysis of the 723 Soldiers Manual ad the Observation Form not listedfor "0 ICE (Appendix 6), will be developed in the ESS course. Also, to beincluded as part of the language performance requirements is the Hog specificvocabulary. (Appendix 6)

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CONCLUSION:

Orpnizatiou of the data included the reco rdiai of responses an the TaskInventory/Compiled Data Fern, use of the PercdnteSe Lauspage Skills Forms. andthe In-house Structural Analysis list. The 60 SCL list of structural itemsvas also used to further validate the Lu-house inventory of logical andstructural item. The actual lexical item in 72 are listed task by task.All of this information ws then used to determine the Job LanguagePerfouance Requiremets for 75.

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To treat esach individualtask would be timeconesmlg therefore t&eteask were clustered.

The following section| 0 otaias a discueion of

the clustering process.

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PUITON AMD CON TASKS

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so Peat of data gotberieg-sa .rgaiasetio me- JobLas~ Pge rf.onmme lquiromms.the folloviog seed..s die......the fotmat for the JobLmaaga Perfonm~mc loquLremsts.

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lomkisa to slt mpsome ft ~ 1 t 70 laee ias~ sfe,

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tombolol woambolmod siliPSID. as pme Is to tomob as Iftlmtset 00 %wlt leads fte to lows. frm as inalmlo Of "My as tafOf sesua -- mt Us ao'mp me or US poo *e 0t..1u. %#6iz fc 2smm flilys Ie iahams ettolbota, min1 1ON sit oqmtmm of bor "Vomrn Wok miosW yosoa torn.:md bsfltMcm deh anmo otte4 to Uft or *ut te memor modfoIins~at W Uster, miim.

hSmoealy at Soldier, wIl Uses resews Unsru"l to suipmats totin lectr I I iatotma to sooti from Us liffortoaor iWittmemiga

* bedisS meuials auth as this requires the aility to acqaire mssiafrom the word (we .. e msm be em already 46o64. is the M). ase sldiermst develop the ability to --simstand the Words is mset. Them thesoldier mst Wud ia 00004 "its. ad finally get and Mederetsed th esides. The soldier set regets. apply and iatopmae does ideas wkth pestemperlefte to use is the present.

leedisg to leaes them is the a1reied sebthel or fermlatis.iNotsisis ve ei reod Is low term gamefo lsgasm ine Iawer..ees.

mosime ter isafemeles des me Iavolve 00a a the*e sysams . ThuOTeed notarial is retained Isdo that Gew'. and Preessee 80 Messeer targlarfijtisei of Ass bed boem reed to the Presse of leermiss. The **sdiotsoedt the does, at oree ma so It isasseed ine.a smmg device forimmediate a"e and thaS returned. Is reedlg to leers, the aesLeg of theinfosruatioen 6. immadiste buste oretursie of the fa6 ee- - does o me bpem.The isfermettem is be"pt or Oureber preeseelas. It 6. similar to a reel tieComuter)

Uste. to oral information to laem er wagon,

Analsis of 7U iadisted leate se a maim mitbad of Intrutio.. Thelecture is often suppimmeed by a dteMm Therao tisi esme thellecture to leers data Perelme te the &a*. In the peesettm of thelectUve, analysis Ladleased man vertdbies. Use soli beor. mseedrdusqes, Varieus rooster. eoiioqmtailm. or prety is a situes rawgg

4Fresa berneeks to a field. soe esidier -mt diffDmt.e bstinesm the typeof iomawe operations. Re it eupressesee ndow~, deserlesm eupremeiesoertammsaen lePerommise delgmtifsmeae. requet Wr erder? Theoral Issesetem my be dtmIrei fres the spehe over a fteIeAee usd6..Two Or tape. Ike soldier smat frmlfe all to lean. soe solier eergadee aud Wae asmin from *at is Sord soeldier ant idetifyorisfor the Ges ides or "Jr gese.

SPOstses. set lafunmis Ceath Wier them esmerelled apusek, igmlessee inf erences. awre laterapes anm d so resesea. The mldLt umet ddcact less, attitudes am spisl... and finilly the Omn"*te of tat is being

locos" the tyre. of listening me 00 vest and theP pemem oes oraml,lee ago so ar Led exactl lowb a am-wiv Ae studet bee to listen sessmtbe specified. Tog gag test liseningeg 1@ rekeim but not the suallietemDIAl re"ifed. Usually a biliagmal peat. Will tb6.k in his or her"leiee Ibis suPPOsG est e billaPsl Per.... my ttemlate the beoardlgeg ise. their lsepage to mierstand ad looms.

The madier rust me"o *a dIL~f "e soefft U spd Wai et Ownasue that the **ldieote ga d this because be is in m treisiag.

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TAUS Listes to leam,COWITIWAS: Gives oral iastnictions in the fors of a lecture

ise OW Usiftim situation (Appendix 4), usingstamar4 md mo-standard lexical and structuralitem (Appeadloes 6 C61

SIANDA11S: 1OSS mItdrtMUiq of oral omumication

-~TASS NNWd to lawsemmons *ii... Pf Rae 8 training masterial& in the form

of Itmucm.m charts Pictures with Captions.aqilrntis ad procedus

SIANDAMlO U mdtndem of Pr inted content

TAUS Produce apprepriats oral respons s pontanetouslyor up"m request

CME I I Givea mw verbal stimislus, in the form of questions,mmins: sesmis er instru~ms in mq training situation

(Appedix 41 an with stard ad oo-standardettutwel OW eSdal. itea (AWpedix 5 & 0)

STAAUS low5 u iestndle oral responses

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TASAZ Rad to IowaCRITIONm: Gives poet4sI =6 tsetAIV ftsveriato to Ow toe

of pm..odore. eammmolvto~ e *.us~

STiN*M: too "Odrstand#4 of p. tR comt

TAM:S Liases to law,%COMSTflUSI Siwes sed imistivettem to m Ursiftle s~itto

IAVPS#AdL 4) using stafad sad Noftstemd 10lalea"n etuwmtersal me (*rPP~eadi. S i6

STAaDM 10 Urns as"eM910 of oral Ommumiesta.,

TAMX: Proi.. H'ppf~. lat& sia1 teAVmMWG IiPeetMMeb O

CONITINS: Giftse OW werbl st~mlu to ts ftem of qmetiont.

LppeAdia 4) O with sanmiad OWd *"I4tA~d~d 6Lfwtas andoa "01 itm (Ippeadices 6 6 6)

SIAM: too% wuarstiae oraetl epome

II. TAM Pt A TI1TLA

07 1-31 I-100 LeAd WAd ftleed ON 011"I Wit; OW46i

071-31141003 Load, Rds.. a Staa. Unload wW Citata. "I"I Rifle

071-31 -Z00 te so ISA RifItO71-311-200 lasg ftet with en 01164 Rifle

NISICAL xiTWu

m~v~mLMswo WILLS

Usaig 11m

It. It

TAN I besi for inforionsinITIs: give primed Mtrawmag mntertal in the form

of presesimvoo mvlso obartse pietares with tsow

S16:O1 10 romui of Pinted osatest

UntS Lin to psrf mUSIT, givsg a seal somo is OW trainiung situation

I(SOWin 4) w san stnmud d mum-s tooardbida. and stv..tra.i tm (opeiWiets 6 s 0)

SWUNG loos006"semis of Oel emtqstim

IS Lises to IowasCMwns -gal M0!I Gvs Wm4is usms is o training situaton

mvpssi1 41 uimgs mu ot - S" smme-tassr lea Seal*d stymetwel Itm 1"Puse 6 a oI a

STA~fl IMI us staning of sral sumnistion

to ftit in

FIRST AID

I. JtP2C ,NTAGE LANGUAGE SKILLS

Listenirg 47%Speaking 3Reading 1%Writing 16%

I Joe . J LANGUAE PYOMAN u mm

TASK: Read to learnCONDITIONS: Given printed NOS materials in the form of

pictures with captions, procedures, table andexplanations

STANDAMDS: 100% understanding of printed content

TASK: Listen to respondCONDITIONS: Given a medical scenario involving simple questions

about an illness in any treing *ituAtion (Appendix 4)using standard and non-otsdard struotum and azioa1item (Appendices 5 & 6)

STANDARDS: 100% understanding of oral utterances

TASK: Produce oral utteranoes to explainCONDITIONS: Given a simple medical scenario requiring an oral

interprtalona in n traininr situation (Appendix 4)raitng standard ancd non-standard structural and lexical

Items (Appendices 55& 6)STANDARDS: 100% understandable oral comunication

TASK: Listen to learnCONDITIONS: Given oral instructions in saw treining situation

(Appendix 4), using standard and non-standard lexicaland structural items (Appendices 5 C. 6)

STMANDS: 1005 uWderstanding of oral cimunlcation

TAS: Produce appropriate oral responses spontaneously orupon request

CONDITIONS: Given arW verbal stimulus in the form of questions,scenarios or irstructions in any training situation(Appendix 4) and with standard and non-standard stru-ctural and lexical items (Appendices 5 9 6)

STANDARDS: 100% understanding of oral comat--ication

1r11. TASK NUNR AND TITLE

081-431-1004 Perform Mouth to Mouth Resuscitation and ExternalCardiac Massag

081-931-1005 Stop Bleeding081-931-1006 Identify Signs and Treat for Shock081-931-1006 Administer Emergency Medical Care for Burns

. . . ,,,. ,-.m nn m u +nl l lll unl l I5 .... . .

NUCLEAR, BIOLOGICAL AND CIIFJNICAI.

I.* UEMNTAGE LANGUAGE SKILLS

Listening 81%Speaking 42%Reading 26%writing 24%

II* JOB LANGUAGE PSIFONIANCE REQUIREMENTS

TASK: Read to learnCONDITIONS: Given printed NOS training materIalm in the form of

procedurescaptioned pictures and notations definedas explanations

STANDARDS: 100% understanding of printed material

TAS: Listen to performCONDITIONS: Given oral warnings regarding siuul&tU4

situation (scenario) in any trainirw &ituation(Appendix 4). using standard and non-standardlexical and structural it... (Appendices 5 & 6)

STANDARDS: 100% understanding of oral utterances

TASK: Listen to learnCONDITIONS: Given oral instructions in any training situation

(Appendix 4) using standand and non-standardlexical and structural items (Appendices S C )

STANDARDS: 100% understanding of oral comunlostion

TASK: Produce oral utterances to inform and respondCONDITIONS: Given NBC Situations requiring oral slarmsSTANDARDS: 100% understandable oral utterances

TASK: Produce appropriate oral responses spontaneouslyor upon requ6st

CONDITIONS: biven an verbal stimulus in the form of questions,soenarios or instructions in any training situation(Appendix 4), and with standard and non-standardstructural and lexical items (Appendices 5 a 6)

STANDARDS: 100% understanding of oral omunication

I1I. TASK NUMBER AND TITLE

081-4531-1012 Administer Antidote to Nerve-Agent Casualty01-503-1001 Maintain Protective Mask and Accessories091-303-1002 Put on a Protective ask091-503-1003 Take Cover as Protection Against NBC Hazards

5--721

SECURITY AND IW1LIGMCB

I. PERCENTAGE LANGUAGE SKILLS

Listening 43Speaking 30%Reading 24%Writing 33%

II. JOB LANGUAGE PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS

TASX: Read to learnCONDITIONS: Given printed NOS training material in the form

of procedures, tables, and warningsSTANDARDS: 100% understanding of printed content

TASK: Produce spontaneous oral utterances to interactCONDITIONS: Given the requirement to orally respond to challenges,

passwords, and security situationsSTANDARDS: 100% understandable oral communication

TASK: Listen to learnCONDITIONS: Given oral instructions in % any training situation

(Appendix 4), using standard and non-standardlexical and structural items (Appendices 5 & 6)

STANDARDS: 100% understanding of oral communication

, iTASK: Produce appropriate oral responses spontaneouslyor upon request

CONDITIONS: Given any verbal stimulus in the form of questions,scenarios or instructions in any training situation(Appendix 4), and with standard and non-standardstructural and lexical items (Appendices 5 & 6)

STANDARDS: 100% understandable oral responses

TASK: Write to record and reportCONDITIONS: Given the requirement to complete forms and make

written reportsSTANDARDS: 100% understandable oral responses

TASK: Listen to orally interactCONDITIONS: Given oral challenges, passwords, and scenarios in

any training situation (Appendix 4), using standardand non-standard lexical and structural items(Appendices 5 & 6)


III. TASK NUMBER AND TITLE

071-331-0801 Use Challenge and Password121-030-1503 Safeguard Classified Information

5-7-72-

MAP READIG


Listening 55%Speaking 50%Reading 56%Writing 53%


TASK: Read for informationCONDITIONS: Given printed material in the form of

marked naps, defini tii md piowith explanations, instructions andprocedures

STANDARDS: 100% understanding of printed content

TASK: Listen to learnCONDITIONS: Given oral instructions in any traising

situation (Appendix 4) using standard and non-standard lexical and structural items(Appendices 5 G 6)


TASK: Produce appropriate oral responses spontaneouslyor upon request

CONDITIONS: Given any verbal stimulus in the form of questions,scenarios or instructions in any training situation(Appendix 4), and with standard and non-standardstructural and lexical itma (Appendix 5-C 6)


TASK: Read to ldarn- CONDITIONS: Given printed NOS training material in the form

of directionsSTANDARDS: 100% understanding of printed content

-II. TASK NUMBER AND TITLE

071-329-1006 Navigate Using a Nap

i--2

RADIO PROCEDURE

1. PERCENTAGE LANGUAGE SKILLS


I1. JOB LANGUAGE PERFORNANCE REQUIREMENTS

TASK: Listen to learnCONDITIONS: Given oral instructions in any training situation


STANDARDS: 100% understanding of oral comiunication

TASK: LIwte to PerformCONDITIONS: Given'oral instructions and a brief message with

prowords in any training situation (Appendix 4),using standard and non-standard lexical andstructural items (Appendices 5 & 6)


TASK: Product oral utterances over radiotelephoneCONDITIONS: Given the requirement to orally comunicate using

the phonetic alphabet in any training situation(Appendix 4), using standard and non-standardlexical and structural items (Appendices 5 & 6)

STANDARDS: 100% understandable oral utterances


CONDITIONS: Given any verbal stimulus in the form of questions,scenarios or instructions in any training situation(Appendix 4), and with standard and non-standardstructural and lexical items (Appendices 5 C 6)


TASK: Read to learn* CONDITIONS: Given printed MOS training material in the, form

of instructions, pictures with explanations andsample messages using prowords


III. TASK NUMBER AND TITLE6

113-571-1001 Use Correct Radio Procedure to Transmit or Rectivta Radio Message

t-9-723

'I

OPERATE TELETYPEWRITER


Listening 42%Speaking 19%Reading 30%Writing

S*. JOB LANGUAGE ARMANCE MWuZNnTS

TASK: Listen to learnCONDITIONS: Given oral instructions in any teaching situation

(Appendix 4). using standard and non-standardlexical and struotural items (Appendices S 6)


TASK: Listen to performCONDITIONS: Given oral instruotions and a brief oral message

including prowords in arn training situation(Appendix 4), using standard and non-standardlexical and structural items (Appendices 5 C 6)

STANDARDS: 100% understanding of oral content

TASK: Read for informationCONDITIONS: Given printed W8 training material in the form

of procedures. mg ms esaw ad V s mSTANDARDS: 100% understanding of printed content


CONITIONS: Given aW verbal stimlus in the form of questions,sonarios or instructions in an training situation(Appendix 4). and with standard and non-standardstructural and lexical items (Appendices S & 6)

STANDAMS: 100% understandable oral responses

TASK: Write to recordCONDITIONS: Given a requirement to complete camunication forms

and logsSTANDARDS: 100% lOgiblity of written comunication

XXX. TASK MBR AND TITLE

113-59-2001 Operate a Teletypewriter Set to Produce a PaperTape

113-572-4002 Perform Channel Check113-572-1003 Prepare Stop Notice113-572-4003 Send Go-Ahead Message

""' {"" " '"-"'' ' i m al ilitm m h I~a NSIm i0 ....

CARD PREPARATION

I* PERCENTAGE LANGUAGE SKILLS


I. JOB LANGUAGE PSROWUNCZ XBtUIREWNTS

TASK: Read for informationCONDITIONS: Given printed information on DO Form 1392.

and aiple illustrationsSTANDARDS: 100% understanding of printed content

TASK: Listen to learnCONDITIONS: Given oral instructions in sny teaching situation


STANDARDS: 100% understanding of oral cocmunication

xI. .TASK NMBER AND TITLE

113-572-3002 Operate key punch to prepare HEADER and 5OT cards

1--

5-11-723

I. C A LMSUAMU KILLS

Listening 53%SpeakiuI 31%Reading 321Writing 31%

II. -8 JOB LANGUMI MPVO mANi i

TASK: Listen to learnCMsITIONS: ives oral instructions in a training situa.

tie (Appendix 4), using standad and moo-tuardlexical ind stnrtmral it m (AppendiOesS G 6)

STMAA : 100% understading of oral ommiotion

: Listen for informatioC ITIOSs: gives oral inctreustem in the form of procedures

aid dir ctiomm in W trganiG situation (Appendix 4),using standad d Nom-stmdird lexiol and structuaslitems (Appendices 5 6)

STAInAS: 100 uadustsmdble oral utt ra es

TAM: bd for infommtionCOII IS: Gves training matrials in the fom of

reqaireI ta. pioete and "able'SUNDAM: 100% uaderstnding of printed ontent

TASK Sead to learnCIITIOIS: Gitve printed 10 training material in t0e form of

iasumtouw" piotures with euplmtions mad saIplemassge usins provords

ST* AS: 100 umdserstimgd of printed content

TASK% Pro. e oral uttaemoe. to stspondC OIITNIS: Given requiremsnts to muuri , tramein Situation

(Appendix 4), uxIi sti ndng and Uoe0'tU dtd lexicalMid structural items (Appendioes 5£ 6)

STANDS: 100% understandable oral utteranoes

TAWK: Write to recordCIITIONS: Give a requirement to complete omtications fores

and lois17 D : 100% legibilit of written oeImmudation

%,-1 2-T

11. TASX MWU AN TITLE

113-6772-3001 PrWA"s Outgoing Nessap to b4 Tgasaittud ts Pop*.rTape Forest

113-872-5001 Procss Incoing TUmimatiag &sr&stv& NmSaReceived in Paper TOP& Foreat

333-5724005 Process Outgoing *"asp to be raaomitt4d inFinished card Format

113-572-MW0 Process Outgoing NMessa to be Iranmi ttad to%"ptic Tap& Format

113-5724006& Procss looming Terinatiog fessaga 0&biwdin Pamohed Card Forest

113-572-400 Prces Incoming Terainating %&"s6g ftctaiedin apeftic Card Format

113-572-4002 Receipt for Fla"h or amrgency Cmand Pteoedence(Wc) me"ssa

113-5?2-SM0 Proosas Masroisted ftesa313-572-4001 fttrnit a Missent Metssag

SA~ 3423

1. PINOTW &AM3 SULLS

Litsf usS.31S

it. ~ a J"-NA

TAsK Lisan to low*COMITUs: Give sgml hstuss is, or tralta otu ft

IppQiiAX 43 Wing 08064 ad mw-.1adilouift) ad otwousk ur (ppsss £0

OTANA~s: M 15 Msusts , of oral .smi..tts

TAM: ist.. to pufrnfMI I Gie eu! diftsues i an refm of speaaft.

togs is OW taissa s1tustie UNApps 4).ad with stanu4i an wostootrd sustuaimad

STins: I=5 Mt of oval 41"61tu00

TASKs Red to Iowa.

of poisnas .uylmotios OW ouiusSTANDMS lm ~ust*Amg of Fri""todmes

TASKs wift to a"eCMITINS Si,. a re~dAnt to osaet inim~tiom fores

an lowSTAAM l0ow lesibiltir of writte. omiol"sm

113-0?54-04 Pus ?Ons M*.rsis (OSiomse)113-072-USS Pros... Tife Anstrsis (terminated)

1. pmW*U LSO MJLU

It. J" LOM mmIWmmum

TAUS Lisle. to put..'

SIMMMM 100 lWe.Jnsag of " eaninicaUs)ief

va$ sta to spatursIam(pade.4£0

SAIDAM i to= Sitaia.k of evai *mteat

TAU s Ra to IoaCOM@St liAw praal~d 4" s6aa Outarial I*a em

of pfefadunlog *tAISAM %O am ilantsaia of pfSuama eMomt

TAUS n Wim lto latemCSMITls Okvwea usqsirsonM to )lot wr po.t dt. 0 ptq*mrd

rem,STAFANam 10019 1061 wttie Summiesties

fit. AB Woo mm In&

ll)3-USI4M Ne.ipt ifor COMM afal11a4f-onsW ,rPtO'. COOKC twe.ta" ftpwi113l6iV-Wj Ptpott taryeatep of C 11 r 0sa.)e13-3J.7)PM Pt.#.rs C Dastrwiof M.t

CXVPTOGRAPNC 09V!I TSEC/KL-?

I. 11W1*U LANUAU SKILLS

Lietw"Re "S

madiog M2

?AU: Lise to 166MnMInf10Ubs Give end! isstractions in OqW teaching situation

(Appendix 4), using standard and non-standard lexicaland atrnotraZ itsm (Appendices 5 a 0)

STAND1001N UV.remi of oral ocusuni cation

TAU I ri " to reordCM ITINS "W"e a rquirmsnut to od~3.t ecounication forms

STANDA~s 1005 legibility of written cnmunication

"a1 TMEWmrna ".zU

113-4064=I Ch Operatio of Off-Line Cryptagrapbic Device

FACSINILE sUT

M. PERCENTAGE LANGUAGE SKILLS

Listening 24%Speaking 30%Reading 3%writing 23%

II* JOB LANGUAGE PZROIAAIC UGUIUNS

TASK: Listen to learnCONDITIONS: Given oral instructions in aey teaching situation

(Appendix 4). using standard and non-standard lexicaland structural itams (Appendices 5 & 0)

STANDARDS: 100% understanding of oral osm icatioe

TASK: Read to learnCONDITIONS: Given printed NOS training mtrial in the fore

of procedures, explanations and warningsSTANDARDS: 100% understanding of printd material

TASK: Produce oral utteranoes over radiotelephoneCONDITIONS: Given the requirement to orally counicate using

the phonetic alphabet in any training situation(Appendix 4). using standard and non-standardlexical and structural itms (Appendices 5 6 0)

STANDARDS: 100% understandable oral utterances

III. TASK NWSER AND TITL.

113-597-2001 Operate Facsiaile Set AN/TXC-I for Tranmitting113-597-2002 Operate Fascimile Set AXITC-1 for Reoeiving

5

" 5-17-723

ii

OCT S00 SirM

1. * 9CNTM LOMSWB SKILLS

usaftig as12SIaING 131Needing iwriting In

TAMs Lstas for iaftomsOsMMMS: Sves oal m tm *woe a

immoolving t"a pmso of iia OCT O00is MW tuimimg siution (Appendix 4), usaingstandud end me.atnard lexical and structuralitems (Appandles I & 6)

##Iwo BTANDAM0 U modarsmiing of or"l sommiicatiom

TA 0 maw to lasmCMsxniNwS Sive. printed 08training materials in the form of

Instuction, 1.agf preeaems, illustrationswith label* I wans"

S MS 1005 un.rsteaiag of printed ontent

7AKs write to Maovedoum=M Givan uneeopa~ted message logeST 5G 100% legible written rosponses

2I). TAS mo ME TAl

113-66-800 hativate, Sital, aeribe Termnal Squipmu~t (DST)(IS onfiguration) to Tramiit aid Receive

* -% 113-69048008Start DCT OM0 Wet113-6000= ftfr Progro m Prpor Tes into OCT S00 System

* 113-690-M04 Sater Progam Card Saab Loot DCT 60M Spates113-64001 Adjust Sate or rimn to OCT M000 System Loggirg

Sgut printouts3J-500-=03 Trasit Fspes' Tsp. Wasapg Utiliaing DCT 300 Srstem

113-0-80006 Transmit Card Maseag Until sing DCT 3006 Sstem113-680-300 Trnsmt Magntic Tape ft&sag Utilizing OCT 300

113-660-Mf0 Soea naseag Via Astodin Tmainal DCT 900 St

CONTROL WNIT, (ICU) C-70?/G

I. PZRCENTAGE LANGUAGE SKI LLS


I I. JOB LANGUAGE PERFORMNCE REQUIREVMNTS

TASK: Listen to performCONDITIONS: Given oral instructions and a brief oral message

including prwrds in any training situation(Appendix 4). using standard and non-standard lexicaland structural items (Appendices 5 & 6)

STANDARDS: 100% understanding of oral content

TASK: Read to learnCONDITIONS: Given printed NOS training material in the fors of

procedures, printed messages and explanationsSTANDARDS: 100% understanding of printed content

TASK: Write to record and to reportCONDITIONS: Given toa lted forms and the requirement to record

all discrepanciesSTANDARDS: 100% legible written communication

.TASK HUM= AND TITLE

113-560-2009 Operate Node V Teletypwriter Control Unit (TCU)C-7050/G to Transmit Traffic

113-580-3001 Perform Operator's Daily Preventive MaintenanceOn Teletypwriter Control Unit (TCU) C-7O50/G

5-19-723

CONSeC ZVIIPNIIZT (CLASSIFIED)

I . RCE NTAGE I.alQM SKILLS


xI. 6AS LANGUAGE ORMNuEcz uqux riis

TASK: Liston to learnCONDITIONS: Given oral instructions in arW teaching situation

(Appendix 4). using standard and non-standard lexicaland structural it.s (Appendices 5 & 6)


III. TAK DN AND TITLE

113-409-2001 Prepare On-Line CONSEC Equipment TSEC/KW-7 for Operation113-609-2002 Prepare Off-Line CONSEC Equipment TSEC/KL-7 for Operation

5-20-722qq

GENERATOR SET PU-619/M

1. PERCENTAGE LANGUAGE SKILLS

Listbning 66%

Speaking 509Rcading 46%Writing 42%


TASK: Listen to learnCONDITIONS: Given oral instructions in training situation

(Appendix 4) using standard and non-standardlexical and structural items (Appendices 5 & 6)


TASK: Read to learnCONDITIONS: Given printed NOS training materials in the form of

procedures, tables, and warningsSTANDARDS: 100% understanding of printed content


CONDITIONS: Given any verbal stimulus in the form of questions,scenarios or instructions in any training situation(Appendix 4), aiad with standard and non-standardstructural and lexical items (Appendices 5 &.6)


TASK: Write to record and reportCONDITIONS: Given the requirement to complete forms and make

written reportsSTANDARDS: 100% understandable oral responses


113-601-1002 Install Generator Set PU-619/M113-601-2003 Operate Generator Set PU-619/M113-601-3002 Perform Daily Operator's Maintenance on

Gtnerator Set PU-619/M113-601-7002 Check Operation of Generator Set PU-619M

£-21_723

TELETYPEUITE RELAY CENTRlAL AN/MGC-23


Listening 49%Speaking 36%• ReadingWriting


TASK: Read to learnCONDITIONS: Given printed 10S training material in the form

of instructions and procedures with labeledpictures and diagrams


TASK: Listen to learnCONDITIONS: Given oral instructions in .ny training situation

(Appendix 4), using standard and non-standardlexical and structural item (Appendices 5 & 6)


SII. TASK NUMBER AND TITLE

113-598-1001 Install Teletypewriter Relay Central AN/MGC-23113-598-2002 psute Tel6pvtW Belq 6=t=1 AN/MIO-23

5-

l-2-2

TELEGRAPH TERM4INAL




TASK: Read for informationCONDITIONS: Given printed uOS training material in the form

of instructions, diagrams and pictures with labels" STANDARDS: 100% understanding of printed material

TASK:. Listen to learnCONDITIONS: Given oral instructions in' any training situation (Appendix 4'

using standard and non-standard lexical and structural

items (Appendices 5 & 6)STANDARDS: 100% understanding of oral communication

TASK: Produce appropriate oral responses spontaneously orupon request

CONDITIONS: Given any verbal stimulus in the form of questions,scenarios or instructions in any training situation(Appendix 4), and with standard and non-standard

SSAAstructural and lexical items (Appendices 5 C 6)STANDARDS: 100% understandable oral responses


113-598-1002 Install Telegraph Terminal AN/MGC-34113-598-1003 Install Telegraph Terminal AN/TSC-58113-598-2003 Operate Telegraph Terminal AN/TSC-58

to Transmit Traffic

113-598-2004 Operate Telegraph Terminal AN/TSC-58to Receive Traffic

113-598-3002 Perform Operator's Daily Maintenance onTelegraph Terminal AN/TSC-58

S23-72B

PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCEE(l LETYPE EQUIPMENT)

I* PERCENTAGE LANGUAGE SKILLS



TASK: Listen to learnCONDITIONS: Given oral instructions in. rsiy training situation

(Appendix 4). using standard and non-standardlexical and structural items (Appendices 5 & 6)

STANDARDS: 100% understanding of oral cowunication

TASK: Read to learnCONDITIONS: Given printed NOS training material in the form

of proceduresSTANDARDS: 100% understanding of printed content

TASK: Write to recordCONDITIONS: Given a rtquireGmnt to complete maintenance

forms and log booksSTANDARDS: 100% legible written communication"

-III. TASK NUMBER AND TITLE

" 113-598-3001 Perform Preventive Maintenance on Teletypewriter

Equipment

TELETYPWRITER SET AJ/TGL-5: AN/TSC-58



II* JOB LAN4GUAGE PERFORMANCE

TASK: Listen to learnCONDITIONS: Given oral instructions in,' arw training situation

(Appendix 4), using standard and non-standard* lexical and structural items (Appendices 5 & 6)


TASK: Read to performCONDITIONS: Given printed NOS training material in the form

of instructions and procedures with labeledpictures



113-598-2005 Transmit Message on Teletypewriter Set AN/TGC-5

113-598-7001 Check Installation of AN/TSC-58

-52g"!

J. LANGUAGE naOvAiW

(Satire Oe)

The product of the entiredata gathering andorganization is the ILVR 0.These are relevant to all ,-coton and duty tasks in'T72.

There are two tasks per genericskill sad listed below each taskare the types of receptive orproductive behavior involved.

6-1-723

UADING,

TASK Plad wet training is the for, of printed pros" or graphicrepresestat ios is order to learn processes, "Mnertsvecabularys defiattions and identificatieos to calculateproblemso intercept codes ad complete form.

CMITSMI gives teocal,. sne-tehnical. lexical ad structural features,(Appendix 4) is simple to Complex printed form in any trainingsituation. (Appendix 5 G E,)

S~hlnU1 lO0t understandiag of printed conet.

*Ibe following are specific conditionsefound in this language task:*Captiese with illustrations.

Lists 2stractsProcedurVes OIisf ounsties nisDefisit ions martsoutlines IhthodsSigns bichahal Vocabularymatters Stand~eatn proceduresRe ferences -

Rule PrbemNaps Hasmals

I..papersRegulatis

TASK: Idniy .1esm aditerpret 9Witten utternces pert inetto wet training is teehaisal or mem-tachaical language.

COUITWSI Given techajeals, se-techn cal 'lgil nsM Structural features(Appendices 5 a 6 is simple to zmia-. witwm rmis IOWtroining situnie. (Appendix. 4)i

5TAW3: lont understanding of written contest.

's following are specific conditions found in this language taskt:'List*InfomastionDescriptions

Coordinate sCale$Callaigns-suf fixesThree-letter codesizeuplesCaliculat ionsNarkingsRadio comnicat ionsRan"e cardsnot*$Nesseles

topa6-2.7

WRITING

TASK: Upon inetruction. writ* is conventional rtbograpby, lettersumbers, wrds or matese appropriate to the training

situat ion.

CONITIbIN: give stadadised hew, paper or mower eete 6.d thelastructiome to list, mwer describe or recall.

SMM: 1002 systactical sed lexical correctness mad legibility ofwriting wbich is &lse swropriet is style and usage to craiieg8

* situation. CAppendL3&)

*?be follwiAg are specific ceoeditlons foud is this 1aagpage task:'et lags

SigaturesRange cardsData sybolsAnswersDescriptiossNotesDeports

TASK: Write in coswsstiomal ortbography letters, or specialised code,members, wid or sestemce is order to trasomit oc recordInforust los.

CUSDITIONS: Give otaesdardised form or paper and oral comuicatlos.

SUMMU S: ,a0i M&teetls 1UO , at WtUg %tob am be uedread by mother speaker of Unglie.

*he followin are specific Coditieas fe d is this lampage task:'Techsical ferm

Codesarid coordimatesDecoded mesalecoded mossagesLogbooksPlottingsFiguresReportsTagpRag cards

6,3-72-

tam: bisretai wret lemphe itanded to Waers or Lsrucl.

initt: 66,65 .. Plsmaetl * p,.em e * v1..* sa est uciee or4.11.6: 1.. is staple to owles leco m wouz(hpp~sml 4), IemI e Sal i ters. esesIol r cot loqVial

tra~lin tomies. (Appendices 5 6 6)

SAIMS: IMS womrtandig and "m1 lis of Frosesed oal lsosg~took.

*The felewiag we specificeaositimw tm ia this iemio teek:

* tv"Isma

sm traske (f lm. tapes)

Isq qust i

TAUSdnI COWs iasme wet 1amow r lammPas Viaa tecaamileso as~ a raioesb~e iuemi to latr.o sod

Tb:S Evs eemsoes qvieStlm. ommand.o Conquest. Is sLept to04",48 14214 Od epemes. formrios tafemi seters. Casualw 001lq.Lei SPeeSS6 mil1itr? japs, eldog e dialoct (cciseesh Is ow tests"% s6itois. (Apgoodses 4, S, & 6)

s~ms: 166 inierstoift a aimilatio of oraileepep e i de to*apply md ins 0

no. follivl are fouii e iimSnd Is this lonvop task:

Nse eeomcto

Clowt tent5""-im

Ceevm "as28q... me

mAIN

TAU: Formulate ed produce appropriate oral responses spontaneously or%pas request.

C€ICIINS: Gives ay verbal stiamlue in the form of questions. scenarios,totructios. r cues in may training situation.(Appedices 5 & 6)

STAUMS: 1002 understandable oral response using correct lexicon, syntax,resisters OW styles for the training sicuation.

* The follovin sre specific conditios found in the language task:* Kalant i|e

statementsRepet it ios

Correct ios.&*$is t o

not I cat LoOral reports

Clan thcatim"Inflat tss

TAM: Produce oral utterances to interact and commnicate spontaneouslyor via a tecbhical sdium such s radio telephone.

COMIITlI: Given a comsmitive situation (Appendices 4, 5, 4 6,(Soldierls Nsmal) io amy training situation.

STAUMS: 1002 umdratamdable comicstio using correct lexicon, syntax.reSiater, O styles for the comanicat ion act.

* The following are specific cooditimos found in this language task:a Nequeting Isformtis

Reqestiog peeissieo?rommittin mamgesCalltsignVocal signalsShot weraings

adieo eommicat ionsMessagesUhoeet ic mages _

virectioms (3.s..V)Ditectios, gneral

, Bequests for fireRepowt on the results of fireChal lefes/tasswordsTtiisieg sessionsIotetact io

6-5-72

1. Task Prioritiation Oecklist2. task Inventry Cmqi14 Data Form3.- Pwcestqe Language ftil.4. ObservatiLon Form5. Structural/Lexical list6. Voablary (Is-bouse)7. Vocabulary (Machine generated)

*~~6 B. sO Scatructures

TASK MUORITIZATION CUZIKLIST

This Oecklist was approved for uIse byTRAMO in 1980. Through the course ofanalysis, it was found that not allvariables were immediately useful.Those variables not used in thisdcomest mnay be used later in thecourse design. Variables not usedwere:

Danger to personlequipmentIs it taught?Is it teted?Is it difficult?Is it important?

They were not useful because they didnot address difficulties as involvedwith a native We a son-native - theresponses to these variables addressthe entire population, native speakersand son-natives.

A 1-1-723

A 11272

MAN"

APPENDIX 2

TASK INVENTORY COMPILED DATA FORM

This form was used to record data from

the Task Prioritization Checklist.

2-172

I- ~~7a ~ ifIANM*'R OF P1 S~__ --

ta .nrvmo -T;I I FTr

4t 4L 'j 4C

ra- I -

deltb an -o I~* 1 -3.n '

?-Oadi r ~%EEA ,j4 -t.

S ttend?

!ti - n4 at. - a

mot I-selNU=-OF3Wced ~

listeningq

r! teted

I afl I

10 1 1

-~ 7a wj~;iL F xc.:~

T4rA OBTA!IIL' _____ XTIN~ *'Pr046 /6T __________

-•- - .

14 Ot

m vi

tJl I I

writing imim~

reain 06 of

S persornoq % ?b'

m ota i I ,i iI 4 * 4i al a I,

-II i - ii - I

Giffocu1r? 4 1,4 1

-. roanIih

DAAOA1 1 ...se B~k....TANE UXLST________

, - -

% _.- ,2 IIe .+'

i, I n~so. I

imor tance 11 I

P: : :

I

~oral

-3ii" nstr t On|+-""; ,Ol - 1 -0001 -I 0 l ! I-'j+ II, ' +

' . , tr t

........ ... mI- Ie ' I i n I i I I -iI - I -

'~~~ 0 11 0 1

* s-~-.a.~a.~ ~ .ab .*. 9 - ~- .. WVNONE "..'

DATA OBTAINED TRiAINN SPI--IALIST________

DAT 0BAIM FRMiC7

- %ov *4

41 .411

-a - 1-:

tr tti~entI Ieral1

-3 temst? i

pe so or q-i L!L7 0 -

-f -0 -C

triteing

I. , oia trt

I I Ia-o

7 tar.!II

0 I' 0

S2c ' _______OF____M;__P

ATA OBTAINV Pr ~ POF 1~~3

.2 0

Irondn CA in

tt+enIoral

Shands-on 1

~4.A I ~G

dlfl t W. 4O0 4

writing

La listening i

~ihuiritten

hands-on

0 ID

I' I

DATA ONrA!NE FROm:ts /~,,w & TRAIRvIC P~AI~_________

* . - m - u m. 4m

o -r-0

14 -. *- IC

orl Ifj.*

perZomZnc Ih.hand*-onl~Sdesaonstra ' iflcture1 _

diffica+'? .1 , 'atested? it ,

fltA OI!AZIM FROM LO&IaOh" &0 TUtAWJ .SBCM=T,_____

mrmeumdmmng

spe m~akiung

- listening

"C' deronstratfl-

I1r~artanc Iit"

4. '

K)72e iimizu 01 ReIluzlNS~

A 0 a;44uI

Titteft

4' uimlm.iumnm.

test"d? 'a 4

m - m milistma.

writtnoralin

15P&~G"/

r_ _ _ _ _ - .r&- cc_ __ _ _

01 1 1 1a . -

Ir~r~v 'I * .

U~7d :.-~ ~ S'

ILMM IW. :-rr O1FAf6 TTIATUICI srg-IAIST _ _ _ __ _

a11

ti 15 -~ cp - - -( to_______

ti -Poha- 4 x d4 '

demon s wI.O ;-- -

ti V# IQ -4tS -

headingm 4# h

d1aostAng ~

omm a

r fezoes rat ar bb*

C) -n - -~n U rn

*.Tc1 *UIM

YAW " "U or It-I%4r4

I1

I Iti

• .. . .Ii

4li

-u C N= - - -= m

I a t o ,

..Ii -- EI i u 4 ,• I1_ -- II| .+ -- rn m •r

V b

1 I I

" -- -I_ -- "-...IIl 11t - - IL-m

-' .1,+; .... + ,,,', i. , , . l_ o', .,', I--Io,',o,•.S....- - m m u_ _tlgwini~a

I a ".• .- .

_ . * C.

.1 ~ ~ ~ ~ Nm 71W_ _ _ _ _ _ _

rxI ______________-or_______________________

II

lo-w____ _

Ur ttm

I _ 10

t*t I0 -" t O o 0 41g

am 0d .0o- A -k " -= am -,

I C-l;

V~*.~~ ~

k~ -r usalt-ped

- I I * I

Pas 72e v____ _____ _____

I-'.'! ,\TA 01BTAIIIM OH " r AA," , e TRAINING SPM"A.'LIST

I~II

•q* I 4

-44-

- i E m* ~ -, m' -

06 of iii W on Oft

tins

on "" "'

P eeing 41 It

"" lesteni q 'g :0=T1r.- ormanCZ4 b

hand-O VAIdemonstrat )n jlecture j5

a t% ,0:; :.- Vt 4t

I %- i ;, r ,~t~afle .-Oig ' I . . in o - b A

T m =S

di ,-- lt, ... ,. ,,A.-..,, .. 1..0 11

riting'Io

a-c akin

listening

, ~C1

oral,orformanc

sel !CfC-~3

6eostr n~

.. o * uro. ~ ja ~ *

* 44444~L4'4 V~ -VT.

DATA O~TATN~ ~ TRATEXIC SW6.'IALIST _______

N go% 0

san 0% onP tP no

obr in

Mitten

ora- mm

~tet"? A4 it

DRA OWAMF~ P &remdwj 64'~ 3AINIE 5UMCIALZI______

writing* readingr

I written I( I I

_____________________________* ji !ctur

m16f

p- UnI

I Io

PATA ONKUM(E FR'ClV: T1PAIK SW'-IALIST ___________

- 44

wrii on o. e

sea ki- n et 0% to - Ilistenm'"m~l

48 o s rt m 'I I

lect-ure ~

puSo or.td

- qion -. 40

zrr TA- a3AIK 7mcehaht.. R~l~SCIL~, ___

mA 0 ma mw mwi

ro09ding

- mum ncii -

writter.

lec~ture

.11

I $J.~: ~ ?PJM31;R OF 4

DATA O=E'xAIND eRO a".ArA~l.,"m.. TRAINII 5 P r.IALIST

- - - -I- .J I '1i

"in A MJI4e 0, oftd t

oft redn An onA

tte I4 4

hatd-on -0 -- , . .? - .- - &' ,, be '.

Ie

1 I:a % ,'II

.persona m - '

im ota c • • 4HIII

I I II I II I I

u r n n - u ri

dif ficul~t?

iJ II I Il o. 4

tested? I0'

-i

DATA OM,,n, t ,RAWJv UmCIto a ________

.I ! ., ,-T

HOf

L readii . r,.spesd nglistening E

hands-ondevonstratJn_______ ____

I ectur*

I ~f+ l ,~ 1 e d.J _ ___ _ " I - " _ _ _ __- "

i It

- A 011o

~________________OF t* LSPONSMa

MA~ O3TAIND FR~O. I V&16 TRAINING SPE-.IALIST________

U. '7 4 t IO

x44 ti

1 -aking K 1I

*,ritten ~ -

feral.IhI cefrmn

- self-paced

!ands--ondm moine-1 m u

difficult? I

tested? 0 ,

.1 S S4= y mm lmi sm -

a peak-d ngisteig

witen

perform~ancl

e se -pacou Ihran~ds-ondemonlstrat0f n

l.'cture

- -00-I

1-s' 0'~1. 4

I PT oBTATwmn .:rrA * gowm TRAINING SMW-IAIIST ________

-- " . . . ., . . . _ . . . . i I ! . 1 .-i -I , _-! t - ~. , .

I on

-9.4 L

I

- - -.- --.

rting 04 14 $f

handsEo ?7u tI m p o r t a e I , I- -

I::AIU A..;, w. - N " " s'

-" ...

_ -re ad i ng I I

diffi lning

=, , .. _I 1 % I 1

- -' I 4

• 'I _ II I I - ___

'Writtn

I |1 L _ I I I i ,P

l. hands-on I

DU-o-

-- " " d . , I". , ' ' -

, I,3,~ ..I. '* .

I ' ", "

M A A O T I N E R O: . 4 ~ T P A IN I N I S P ~IA L IS T _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

9A I 44 !1 J,I 01 . j

I% A_ _iIA% C'I.i fn to.4

Ora ama

.jsef-psced ~

Zd emonstralecture 14 .6 1

5.m;or-tAnce 6 1I , I

difficult? a . a mrtested? ' E

a ; aa

writing 4

readinges p@sinS

A. ann

wittenf

L Ict,.w..

- - - - - - - -

AAOBTAITIP FR:0 TRA1NTIJ !,P; IALIST________

peeking I* I

letuen I I

L~ 0

T 7i - lb~-~hmsstm hb ii +1

nor A QMW't AX '1bo IRI 81CAt

iIC- iownw

IL ItAIFU 0 io 1 1

IAO:' 7~A F NUMBER OF RESFVNSs

Aim~ ?a rxrma~~W~n ThIISP~ALI.W-.2_.

o o* _ 0

redn 14 "% .0 f

- s t od n g o " ,,0

I;' self-We -ImI

a-ou 16~a d e stra m 1, nlecture ~ Jj A b .~a.a

S Person or j |

14

DkTA O,2iZM __t _ _ __A__a-.... -reain 414 ca

orala

I.?I "-- i

• - I&"" I IIN II II l

hns- on .. II &i

o. of- I tatI° f /I. .

1.i:. .o '! I... .

a, ,,* : ,I _

-,,,,, - i j In 9 ,a A i L A.I jii io -j - I

- ---- - - -

720'

ri'.7 .. inAinNi -w Te0Nr.rP-TL

ifin%

-g

Gifflovt?tested?

writing %

L rttesoral

Vpt@II had-_~.m m

'tire.I

C'deoAlr

d. U U M I ~ h A j -

IDv* TA OIIAflIM 7'tCI C-c TRAINING SPE'.flLIST________

2 4

M% I

-U I- -

II i a 1b

wttoar.jral

por ora-

A3Tnmmmmam-I..n

Lfu~t L1j rOtnn1afic1n.iZ .'lct-Amt

9''".1 I~ ~AI,

_____ % 1

' ,o, 7291~ ________(f_:;I-___

D)ATA OCWTAirm '3) oYaIa..t ggV )..... 1tJiumm mir.jai.TT_________

A, i'A 9

in7lk_qw

U -

eotiw OWU F ==m

- l-

aain -g

It 0WmVI.A..ttte....un UOAt______

oral -pw 5.1

b liiitra a1n- -jz

in-Orwz

p~~ , I

_ _, C ..,'A t A~ demnatza

CATA W1ADW P 3Y;? M S?________

** 0l

6a r

-Pao"alecZi,

am Na m

'rittr

dollst-at'

4iffiealt? &t. I,.C~k I'.

Awmlz 3

M tAG AUMS SKMLK

ibis 1 ppeadi contains computetionsmade to arrive at the Percentages ofILtening. speaking, redia$ eadwritLeg invlved ia eacb cluster.

*Dm clusters h "etm sets ofcempotat LanaThis is becaue sa ToskPriorititiou Forms wr receivedafter original computations and had tobe added ea.

A i -i-7

I I . . J ! P a i l -

PIRC ,lTAG LAMAGE SKTUA

... ________ LISTdIU SPAN Kfl' K11ItN.

'U -demonstration -oral (test) -self-paced -lecture

-U lecture -ratio& (scale) -written (test) -self-paced

s • -hands-on -rating (scale) -written (test14

m a -performance -rating (scale(test)

~,4 II,-rating

________ (socale)_ _ _ _ _ _

Cluster 5 - 100 2 100 3 - 1002 4 - loot

- II7 7

i A 7

33

-~ '~liH 3 I - -I

= '17-2

A _272

PERCENTAGE 1ANCUACE SKILLS

"SOm a FORM"UL LISTENING MPAKI, NG REA/DINO: wirmIN:

-deamontration -oral (test) -self-pced -lecture

aOU -lecture -rating (scale) -vritten (test) -self-paced

-hands-o. -rating (scale) -written (test)

.a -perforuance -rating (scale)

~..4 I. 0a W -rating

______ (scale)Cluster 5-lOOZ " 2 1002 3- 100% 4 - 100%

3 I ,• t, 3-.- og o

7 6 3A --,-

T. "r* r -_ _ __ 7,, __ /77,o #9. ,,,,____

Sts, 3 "or 3

'4 . . ..

. I-7Y

__________. .vvJ

i l i i ii - I II Ij - -I - ISI I

3o.

k 3-729

PE3CZIAC.F LANGIJACE SIC? LLS

-~a. --. 1!~J&.. LISTENING SflIC LUG IMD1~ X__ .LN:-

a.a-demonstration -oral (test) -self-paced -lecture

0U-lecture -rating (scale) -written (test) -self-paced

2. -and-ce-rating (scale) -written (test)

-performmce -rating (scale)

-rating~ ~ a.(scale)

Cluster - 1002 2 IIM 3 -1002 4 01002

W- SA it IL 3J IAI vtozL xx

-1 12. 34.

4d 03 1, 0 ~ 1 1

Ax qo;_ 04074

IVi

A 3-4-7

PEICENTAC. .AX CIACE SKILLS

MOS 7; j

FORMULA LISTENING SPEAING READIN: WRIrINC

' -demonstration -oral (teat) -self-paced -lecture

a 0 -lecture -rating (scale) -ritten (test) -self-paced

C -e I -hands-on -rating (scale) -written (test)

a C -performance -rating (scale)(test)

%4 J-.a -rating' =a. & (sqale)

Cluster 5 1002 . 02- 1 3 - 1OOZ 4 -100

a-S' 12 t 2ye .v.2 ,=9i Y3. Iz 'V 1 2-T

-j I- d;141 W

.. 4

7074,L 1/2-3

. 1 , 'N __ ./ x____of

C 9 . A<- -3 4

o .1

'A 3577'/

.... l.- li)' l Ili ii1 81 . . . . . . . .

I--

PURC=rA(Z LANCGUAGE SKT *.I.e,

*.* ........EZA.... LISTENIN -k MMN; E~N

o -demoustratlon -oral (test) -self-paced -lecture0

i -lecture -rtng (scale) -writte (test) -self-pacedI

o

Umet3 -heads-em -raCing (scale) -written (test

It a• -performce -rating (scale

j (test)

0 -ratingql ___(scale)

Cl ter 5 *as0 2- 10U 3 - O 4 - 1002

q

7

7.... ! 7 . 5

I

T O _. I- so , 1-. %_

"I . .. 6 1x -I

%%

12 1214

%L

" o Y2i- i 1 __ 7 azi

T07 A L S?

II xS' aS gx q x F4 2 1t t 'f r

3 I e

A 3-6-723

PERCETAGE I.ANGUACE SKILLS'lOs 7 .6

* I. A LISTENING SPEARING R&A/)ING WRITING

M . -demonstration -oral (test) -$slf-paced -lecture

0 - lecture -rating (scale) -written (test) -self-paced

a a -hands-on -rating (scale) -written (test)

* M -performance -rating (scale)

(test)

oa" -ratingO.3(scale) ,

Cluster 5 -100%" 2- 100Z 3 -100Z 4 - 1001

T o 0 T

q, T x 3 I6

IL 14777fl ,b .5- o4

If, 7 3-1I

TOTAL _______ 9___________0____

X PLA1 I WW .. r//4 .1 t l :e.0 ipf r 2.

I 2

lk 44 Z

V A

-- - "" i d 'b i nl 'n l i Ii l I I

A 3-7-72

. -o

_ RLXN.•

li -demonstratim -olr81 (test) -self-paced -lecture

V. 3 -lecture -rVatb (scale) -writtn (teat) -self-paced

I e t -bauds-on -ratio& (scale) -written (test

-perfo mm"e -rating (scale

(tet)

o_ _-fe_(scale)

Cluster sJo oo 3 - 01 A - l00

S7. lA*7 31 it3 Is 491. .tsa79 S(I

'1 4

S- 9

TOTA3?. ______ A9I7.I"N. " " "7,.J ',o , 7 o y 6~lr q .

- ,31. ,,

4

TST 64 M'1 0 A 1( v . _ _ __ " , o ;_ _ _ _ _,

o~~ ~~ A IX x 7 7 a i~:~~~7 . ~/7

1 40,

-- 1 ,pj~ ~ p- ~ .. /77

S PUCENTAGC LMCUACE. SKILLS4OS

FONG"UWL LISTUING SPZAKINC READINC WR~rIt4C

-desnmetraiona -oral (test) -self-paced -lecture

-lecture -rating (scale) -written (teat) -self-paced

a t -hands-an -ratngl (scale) -written (test)M S

.g g ,-performance -rating (scale)I -e (teat)

0 -rating# - (scale)

Cluster 3- 1002 -lODZ 3 -100 4 = 100Z

o o .3 = I t 12

It

. - J 3-.

T A L 33.

7 3.I

W C- @j' 9 4

TrorA L 3 3396 36 % j eS

V' it 7_ 7,v

II f3 AS

A -67

1 -1

APPEUDIK 4

-This appendix contains the ObservationForm. These form were taken to theactual training sites. Here, observers

-. recorded actual training situations andlanguage used in the training. These

*forms were used to indicate theCONDITIONS for the Job Language

.4• Pers.eeformanc Reu rets n to 722

A 4.-1-723

- - 9. ued .9 h- r.i.n .Thes

No~s ODsuf.AI FO."

LOCATION~.. 17, o r___ti

T AM~ - PFMSOI. RECORDIW,_________

SUBJECT

Phymioul 3mwironmuit OOKHMI

-:L1. classroom

2. Opn Areas (live fir. fial, make-up terrain) LIEA' 4

I3mpL encosed4 area (bl~acbs afteepwarm isea size) 4

4&. Othe (omnto)IP

Instructiongl Ratio

-1. Instruct or h ./l s

2. ?eer/oae-to-one

3. Group or Oomittee gop

- Banl (12 o es

VI-. orumm

2 . Video cassettes

3.Graphic training aids (aiagzasetc.,)

.'M. lustrations &)requiriag readingb)ntrequiring reading

6. Nock-up

?.Nodels/Simulated

So* Real equipment &4041*S 70, yy,0;I IVj,4*e ~~

* ..Transparencies

G OuOf istuctors of whoa one .to - o.0e portion. of the whole

10. Tape cassettes

Tj. raining publicationss a) rajureab) available

"12. 'Sigs/noticesa

13. P.A, ByvL.f . ,

14. Normal Voice

" 15. Soldier's Manual

"16. Chalkboard

_?. Other (comments)

ANOES OF REPONSI cwuuri

01. *talripuate equipment

2. Performance

S3.. Answers (spoken-written)

4. signals

. Taking notes.*.

6. Teamworkta

7. Other (comments)2

STYLIS O' CNUGNICATION 2

1 Formal Speech

/_2. Informa. Speech

-!L3 Regional/ethnic4,~ Body language

__5. Profanity

- 6. Shop talk/lang

.7. Non-standard English

t8. Oher (comments)

21nstruction, verbal ordors A 4-3723

APPENDIX 5

STRUCTURAL/LEMI CAL LIST

This is the final list ofstructural and lexical items,grammatically named for 723Nos(Yor discussion, sto Sectionl)

0.

I2

.

STRUCTURAL ITEMS

SENTENCES TYPES

1. SIMPLE: One subject and one predicate

PATTERNS:

*1. Subject and action verb. Doag weVto.

2. Subject and action verb and direct/indirect objectMany things cause burns.

3. Subject and linking verb and subjective couplemen-tThis-is very important.

2. COMPOUND: Two or more sentences joined by:

1. Coordinating conjv.ction

* Explain the task and ask the trainees if they understand the task, andthe conditions they are expected to perform at the end of the session,the conditions undef which they mest operate, and the standard theymst achieve.

2. Conjunctive adverb

Do not start or stop the vehicle, ui the radio is on or you may 0dage the set.

3. 'Semicolon

P. light pressure is exerted on the driving spring when the bolt isforard hoevr, never attempt to cock the Sm ihile the backplate

is off and the driving spring assewhlyt isI place.

3. CPLEX: One or more dependent clauses

I. Adjectival (finctions... an adjective by modifying nouns and pronouns)

At the bottom of the map you will find three different bar scaleswhich will help you to change ap distance to mileCtuaters, or yards.

2. Adverbial (functions as an adverb by modifying vewbka, adject ives, andother adverbs). Job stUwdards ae met Am St lanat Jw Ige"E have

3. Non(uctosa a noun)

A 5-2-721

S .T2 CE TTP3

I rROGATI

(da, does., modal, wh-, tag, inerted)D t what about the other 15 mtere?Ask, "What is there?"

D TI1V3- A -. On m circuits, an attempt to talk vll schl reqetion.

]CLLMATMY- * imable to find in this NO.

DIATZV3

(requests, o , nd person (singulr/plural),gtiv/affi=tive). Jrst and second person (let's)

LJLIPSIS:

Split the bracket until fire for effect is possible. * Mostcommon type of ollpais-ub~eot deleted.

Ylovement to oooauwa position.All other parts.

AWt]AL CLDENW

1. ~

Training must be ooduted that at least 80% of the studentscon accomplish the tak U to the standards specified for the task

2. OCflA9P

M natural terrain features wae like y not to chage and maksgood reference points to orient amp, you my also use mmmdefeatures sach as roads, bridges, etc., to orient a map.

3. COMIPARMI - * unable to find in this M6.

4. EM1LT- Do not 'operate in local test more than 2 minutes becauseprnch pine will beat up and become dull or break.

5. RA= - * (datermine method of transmission by coordinating withreceiving operator).• umable to find in this NOB.

A 5-3-723

AD-R12i 899 JOB LANGUAGE PERFORMANCE REQUIREMIENTS FOR NOS 72E 2/3TELECOMMUNICATIONS CENTER OPERATOR(U) DEFENSE LANGUAGEINST LACKLAND AFB TX ENGLISH LANGURGE CENTER OCT 82

UNCLASSIFIED F/G 5/ M

smhhhhhhllI IhhhhBhBhhhllSllfllflfllfllflfllfll

EllllllllhlhhIIIIhhllhhhlhlh

IL.1.0.

III..o 12.0-.1111.25 .4'~ 111 .

MICROCOPY RESOLUTION TEST CHARTNATIONAL. @JREA4 OF STANiDANDS -1963- A

.. .....

I - . . P - . . *. . . - . . . • -

I

6. TIME

When you have to go a certain distance on foot without any landmarksto guide you, you can measure distance pretty accurately by countingyour paces,.Split the bracket until fire for effect is possible.

.7. P ACr. u y now naviute from where you are to anw location on

8.. CAUS,

Be careful not to depress the trigger, since this will cause thefiring pin to be released.

9. ADVERSATIV - not found In this N0.

10. CONDITION

If it isn't, your rifle can still fire,'but it could possiblyexplode, causing you harm.

1. *GRUND

(upon) Hearing the correct password, give permis.sion to pass if youhave no other reasons to doubt.

2 PARTICIpUZ.-A4Jd1jt the motor speed, usn the V C0J0wi

(in order to)

* -3. IwIuznwu- You have five PLute 19 9t919 We h t

• 1. P3ZPOSITIOIW-

Under certain liglt conditions, front sight ports can be seen, butyou can't determine vhether you are looking through, above, or tothe side of the rear sight aperture.

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VERBS

1.VERB TENSES

Hake sure you clearly understand the task you Ire to teach.

--You wili be tested.-- If they elect to take it, they must complete the test once they* ave begtun the first event or else they viii receive a10 00 for the entire test.

*--If the soldier is breathing, mouth-to-mouth resuscitation is not* . necessary.

--When all 10 pebbles have been moved to the left pocket, youhave traveled one kilomester.

--Have someone walk the FDL and determine dead space.--Sensing is an instantaneous determination by the gren~adier as to

- ,~*where the grenade exploded..

present progressive verb* present verb '(uninflected, third1

Oerson, indicatfve)past tense (regular/irregular)present perfectf Wture

2. TYPES

intransitive - -

- Tape moves left to right..

transitive. He tel.ls'you io perform a chanel check on that

linking Supervision and assistance are available.

3. VOICE

active

recognize *appear hasprotect seek must beis facing secure wipepop. contain wear rinseexplode .mask put brushsound* stored emptypoints out do require reassembleseen could affect . reinstall

remove

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passive

-*given are alerted are authorizedis protected are reported be corrected

isprayed. have been corrected

passive4verb~iag"task will be performed

* using procedures"modal~pssive voice

modal**bgag ive~pass ive

4. )MD&L

Too mst demonstrate, once every 6 months, that you can meet or exceedthe iiRINUM level of physical fitless required of each smb~er of your unitin accordance witha the standards contained in Alt 60049.

Prsol oe h f4,m elect not to take the API?. The pulseshudbe found in the soft airea betwen the Adam' s apple and the large

mad-ee on the side of the. neck.

Injury or death could result.

During surveillance the operator will have to adjust the range focus toget a sharp image at different ranges.

- higt have to be placed""be""will be give.""should be""mat""met Wi"cue""can be""h1ay be""should not be"

5. AUXILLUIARS

(do, does, negative)Do not zero in under 100 meters.-17 the round does not fall within'5.meters of target, seroisg proceduresare called for.

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LEXICAL ITEMS

"rifle bore cleaner""waste material""burning residue""semi-fixed ammunit ion"*extract ing/ loading amanition""firing haer""four life-saving steps""chest/heart massage""tourniquet material""field material""field condition""uouth-to~bouth resuscitation"

ADJECTIVES

I. WORD + ABLE Avail + ableIJla ableService +e able

2. COMPARATIVESThreat main tanks are aNaller than the US main battle taks.

3. SUPERLATIVESThe mos dnerous targets are those that see you, have the capability-of ki=MnS you, and appear to be preparing to engage you.

PRONOUNS

1. INDEFINITEgave someone walk the VL (if enemy situation permits), and determinedead space Teections of IDL where individual drops below line ofsight).

2. POSSESSIVE(nouns and apostrophe).'Shake the soldier's shoulder and shout, "Are you OK.?".

3. SUBJECTIVEThis will give you correct nomenclature.

4. OBJECTIVEIt will also give you~ the correct functioning.

5. REFLEXIVEKeep yourself clear of the muzzle.

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GERUNDSdensins is an instantaneous determination by the grenadier as to where the

grenade explodes with respect to the target.

INFINITIVES- AC-DC indioator comes on to indicate presence of AC and DC power.

ADERBS+

1. SUMRIATIVKWhen such a line of fire ezists, the primary sector will be assigned,baued on it, with the FDL being the sector limit closest to thefriendly troops.

2. INDEFINITEThe launcher has a heavy coat of oil on "wrking parts, and a lightcoat of oil elsewhere.

3. FREQUENCr-Apply a little graphite grease to the threads of the antenna sectionfor easy removal an4 to prevent the sections from seizing if they havebeen rarely removed,

4. GTHERAssembly procedure for the grenade launcher merely reverses disassemblysteps.

5. COMPARATIVEThe care, cleaning, lubricatiou and adjustment of the mount used withthe sun are no less important.

VUS AND PREPOSITIONSLine up the key in the receptacle with the slot in the cable connector.

VINRS AND AJVyIg _ not fo=(particles)

*Negat ivesPrepositions Pre.3T--mt included because of Section IIArticles in this document

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APPENDIX 0

VOCABULARY (in-house)

OT, 'The following vocabulary list* was extracted from the Soldier's

Manual task by task and thencategorized into. GENERAL, BASICAND TECIDIICAL vocabulary.

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-OS: 72ETASK: 051-191-1361TASK TITLE: COtGVLFACi,/COYCFL SELF AND 7N1VJDIA, L EQCU;IPA,',.T

GENERAL BASIC TECINICAL

., accessories attract onemy attention buddy systemadd background burnt clothaltered break up crankcase oilappeaX to be burlap, desert di areaappropriate comouflage disruptive paint pattern

* applying charcoal expedient bandsareas cloth firingas follows conceal self garnishingblend dyed helmetcause equipment insertioncheck exposed . LBEcheekbone guide icad bearing equipmentchin improvised-cvr loan light greenclosely resemble individual mud and greasecomplete irregular old inner tubecurved shape issued residuedark color jnteference rubber bandsdaylight live vegetation sand light green

during Pnd sightedeasily identified natural oil slitseyes o outlines snow covered greenforehead paint stick ftrainedgiven pattern terrain

. light color pre4ominent vegetated region.little imagination reflect.light

" mattress sandbagmixture .skin

* * nose snowsuitpart of background strainedsevers ways striking featureshade stripsshadow uniformsheet weaponshiny areasnow coveredwithinwornwrapping

F. 6A &.2- U l mlmd sh alkm mlmd' dn -a - --. ,,A

MCS: 72ETASK: 051-191-136:eTASK TITLE: CANOUFLAGE/CONCEAL EQUIPMENT

GENERAL BASIC TECHN1CAL

ale basicalter cqwmflageand conceal

anyeqietappropriate fqidn

area field locationbackgroundmaadcolor amdConceal natural c~oflage materialscover notdaylight predominant terrain background pattern

duringto blend

equipm~entfollowfoliagegivengrasshoursin;Lrregularitemlocationmanm~dematerialsmilitarymudminutesnaturalof outlinespaintpatternpredominantremainingshinyshapesizesnowsosurfaceterraintheseto blendusewithwithin

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TASK:' 071-311-2003TASK TITLE: WOADv REDUCY A STOPPAGE AMD CLEAR AN YiSAl RIFLE

GENERAL BASICaccomplish rondall thea MW actual combat

apply ammnitionclappyr assembled

check boltcontact with. bolt assembly closeddepress* bolt assembly openeliminate . bolt catchengag#8s case/cartridgefsilm; to ceasefeel leis cleaningget hurt chambergiven charging handleholds cock offhowever dttring trainingimmediate ejecti6n of

* in safe direction eyeball (v)insure ftedload firemake sure - forward assistminutes fully forward and lookedneir ftilly rearwardonly applicable hoamropen htbrepegfrfdence hot Chamberperforming ia accordance with

place in garrisoniplace.o in th. fieldplace jisdcrrdecspoint(v) leverpointing live *blankpoll live firing requirements

*push upward loadreal loadedreduce lodgedrelease magazinesafe direction magazini catchseconds muzzlesimulated MIG rifletask now rounditrouble observetu... in 0obstructionupward on safe

* use immediate action operational MGSwarning perforimance measurewithin POP

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• ,.'a;:-: ,72E.72E

1.SK: 07! "

.IASK TITLE.: ZERO A4 MiGAI RIFLF

GF;NERAL BASIC " TECHN:ICAL

, acceptable adjustableagainst shoulder ammunitionaiming analysis cardany manner aperture

-- appears to base of white cutawayarrow marked up basic elementsas indicated battlesight zerobelow bisectcenter black rectanglecentered oncircleconcerned withconsist ofcorrected •daylight •.-*1desired directiondetecteddrawn through ,exactlyfrontgiven

" hitimaginary ho'izontal lineimaginary vertical linene r

V.24 in the chartincluded

insuresm move to left.move to rightnormal conditionsobtainedpermitsplace, at(v)rearreverserotaterotatingseries ofsplit (v)supporttargettop centertouch-fall withinturn clockwiseturn counterclockwise

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MOSUS~Task N 'mber: *)1,!-R!l-04Task Title: Perform mouth to mouth resuscitation

GENERAL 'BASIC TZCHN.CAL

adults abandon backbonei airway "adam's apple breastbone

alaost airtight finger-widthany alongside oxygenatedapply aloud

arms artificialas long as bulgesassist cardiopulmonaryassistance carotid arteryavailable casualtyaway CPR

* - back cycle* backward deprived

becomes :differene. ,- begin • dislodge

below essentially, beneath -exchange

between heel* . blades LAW

blood inched" blows index

brain inflated Vbreath kneelingbreathing maintainbroken Managebrought edicbut Mouth to mouth resuscitationcauses obstructioncertain pausechecking pinched

, check pliablechest positionchildren procca-vcircilation ptilseclear ratioc clothing resistance

* compressed respiration* continue rotate

correct signalcounts victim

4 covers volumedamage vomitdeepdeliverdetermine.doesduringeareffectiveeveryA 6-6 bexaggtratedexhales

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4I

I.!OS: 72ETASK: 081-831-100STASK TITLE: STOP BLEEDING

GENERAL BASIC TECHNICAL

above arterial spurtingabsense. arteryadditional bandagesafter bayonetanything , bindapplied casualtyapply contaminationareA. digitalarm dressingsaround flexiblearterial foreheadartery frecture""as soon as last resultattached . LAWattempt )limbavailable loopbeing medicbelow "misslebleeding padbone pqrsonnelbreak pulsebroken- ragcan scabbard* careful scalpchapter securingcheck splintedclean plcloth spurtclothing square knotcontinues standardcover stickcut templedirty thighelbos thumbelevation tourniquetends treatmentenough unwindingenters woundenvelopeexitsfacilityfartherfeelfieldfingerfirmlyfirstaidflexibleflow A 6-7-722

folded

for

MOS: 72ETASK: 081-831-1000TASK TITLE: IDENTIFY SIGNS OF AND TREAT FOR SHOCK

GENERAL. BASIC TECHNICAL

absenceactionsadequateanxietyanyappearapplyartificial respirationaskas well asbackbecausebelowbetterblanketbleedingblockingboots

*. breath.but ,calmclearclothingcomfortablyconsciouscontrollingdeterminedevelopv speciallyetc.examineexceptexitedexpectexplainfacefastfeelfirmfirst aidfluidfollowedforwardfracturegentlygiven

A 6-872

TASK: 081-831-1006

*GENERAL BASIC TECHNICAL

have tohead

* bftlping*howeveridentify

increaseinformationinjuryinsureleanlikelyloosenmaintainmaymedicalneck

J necessaryneednoteobservingotherperformancepermitsperson

* personnelphysicilinplacespositionpositioningqualifiedA uestionsraisedrapidreferencesremainsremoverespirationresult fromself confidencesevereshockshoesshorshowssidesignssitskin

* * -, smallA 6-9422

7ASK: 081-631I-OUG


soldier.splint fracturesuitabletaskthanthirsttired-

* . turned.

uppervarywaistwarmnwarning sign

* weatherw et.worseyet

A 6-10-723

.. 72B

TaSIAUte Give first-aid for bnirns

GENERiAL BASIC TECHNIA

as soon as possible as described burn areaattempt burns individual first aidavailable evacuate medicationsblisters first aid care ointmentscause medical help sterile dressingchemicals *treatmentclean woundedclothclothingcoverdo notelectricity

* explosivesfire

* in anyway -

* large amounts .of-lasersnauseatedneckpiecespourstomach.

* stuck to

unconsciousunlessvomiting

k 6-11-7211

MOS: 72•TASK: 081-31-1012TASK TITLE: ADMINISTER ANTIDOTE TO A VERVE AGENT CASUALTY

GENERIAL'. BASIC TECHNICAL

administer atrophine antidote.against * extended injector atrophinealready injector black end of injectorapplies interval combo pin injectorarea massage dimnessas opposed to simulated flushed skinattach gray capdescribed green end of injectorfull injectorfunctions . local sweatinggiven - mask-. (v)gray cap nerve agent casualtyhold firs nerve agent poisoninginterval pin pointing of pupilslarge ascle - protective maskassage symptoms

material tightness of chestnecessary training automaticpoisoning tremorspush. yellow caprecognieremoveselfshirt collarsoldierthighthrough

Swarinigwithinyellow cap

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IS:%St:: 03L- 5 03 -1001

,ASK 1.17LE: PERFORM OPERATQR'S MAINTENANCE ON AN M17 SERIES PROTECTIVE MASK

ENERAL BASIC TECHNICAL

accessories- carrier caps

* trosols clinch element

affect ' hood Iyelens

, air-dry NI? series protective mask face piece

authorized mask filter

bristles panel inlet valve

0 brush pinholes outserts

cap " tips per

* check unit unit

components voicameter

correcteddiscolorationdistortiondeficiencies'deterioration

. ~clipped•"'

* dirtydroplets -

employedexhelonfrayedfreegrit

QT hardware

harnessholes.inspectinstalledinsure--velliasion

t-freemz~dew-

missingpailproperlyragsrr~bssmble

r(movercportedrequirerinse

rubbersandscratchesstirviceabilty

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-

TASK:" O31-503-100i


soapysoiledsplitsstoredstrapssuperficial

* supervisor'supporttears

. tornwaterwaterproofwrungvapor*

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IJ.

40jTASK: U93-503-0oo0-TASK TITLE: PUT ON AND t'EAR A PROTECTIVE MASK

" GENERAL BASIC TECHNICAL

afterward . agent agentchin ' air-tight seal carriercollapse blowing hard CS gaeconsecutive bulges hadeardesigned carrier h17derdifficulty centered E17 series.. edges chemical bilMc 1 atc 17A1ebiological attack mask

face chin pocket maBfullest clear NBC attackleaks clear your mask protective mask

* palm combat gear voicemitter asseubyput on contaminatedsecure decontaminatesituation designedstandard - drawptring

md eyepiece-sumbs exposedupon becoming aware fmili.ize-warming fieldwear fullest extentwork up to garrison

hand overhead gearin accordance withinitiallyaakedmuzzleover the headpalms of the handsprfittedpressing outseat your maskshoulderssituationsliding,smoothsound the alarmstandard alarmthumbunderarm strapsupward and backward motionvelcro patchoswarningwithinzipping

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,':iS : 72E""

TASK: 113-5?7- 1001TASK TITLE: USE CORRECT RADIO PROCEDURE TO TRANSMIT OR RECEIVE A RADIO MESSAG":

GENERAL DASIC TECHN(ICAL

a CEOIanother call signan listed code groupas outlined coded messagean stated as uch digit by. digitas written RX Radio setassigned frequencybelow netby radio messagecases radio procedurecorrect reoeivedesignated receiving stationexact stationhowever to receive" identifying ... >to transmitin transmission

intended transmitmaybe . trogsitting stationmeanings Phonetic alphabetmessage Phonetic numerals

, multiplies Pk rdsnormal all afteron -all beforeoperatilg -ithenticateoral -authentication isperscribed -breadpronunciation -Correctionrequirement -groupssample -1 authenticateso that -K say againspecial -I spell

' specific -messagospoken -more to followstation -out oversuch as -radie checkthe -Rogertheir -say againthere are -this timethousands -timeuse -waitwhere -wait outwith -Wilcowritten -word after

-word before

K *A 6-16-722

Lj

12-L4 task: 113-98-3001

perform preventive maintenance on toeletypevriter equipment

adequateail access doorapplied chad binapohte eassistance control knobw-available*

DA farm 2Wj04become down timebrush. Ibuddy electrical components

- equipment log bookcause exterior surfacecleancloth fixedcompressed air .. fuses

daily groundingdamagedamaged Incandescent lightsdangerous Indicatorsdeposits inking ribbondirt internal shortingdo notdry keyboard-transmitter controls

ear motor speedemptyenter page printerequipment page printer controlseyes panels

paper tapeflae perforatorflanmable perforator controlsfront plugs and jacksfumes power cord

preventive maintenanegreaseground in roll paper

harmful serviceable conditionhas been sipal linehour storage oompartmentifinstall team chiefis telecommnications

teletypewrite equiwntjob standard 'f 38-750

light TM 11-5815-244-12liost tranmittez-distributerloose trichloroethane

maintain

mechanical A 6-17-723

met

:,. 72Task Numberz 071-329-1006Task Title: ::avigste u.-ing a map

GENERAL "SMIC TECHNICAL

amp ingacdording to blackall bluearrival brownas above * color coding feature FM 21-26available gaeeAbasic linear features

* both ap associationcareful map orientationcoion navigatecompass orientedconfirm plotcorrect pride terminaldepicted preminantdistant "ed

dr'a - straiIt edaeeasier topoephicexaminationfence linesfindfoundfromgeographic'ground (n)ifinknowlinelocationsmaintainsmaybemoremovenearestobjectiveononce

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Task 113-572-5002

Receipt for flash or emergency comand precedence (sop) message

abbreviation flash acnowledgeda oopy fixed action officeall advance copy deliveryas fast as operationalassigp oiteassistance - tactical oommction actionavailable content indicator code

control numberby any means

D form 1 012conditioncorrectly emergency comand procedures

determination filefiling

enter flash mssageenters for deliveryexcept four channel sequence number

from handledidentifier .yvv

humanlyinternal routing clerkis out

job standardsJulian date-time filed

listedMessage file

message mode 2met

mqmautomatio teminalsnormal

outgoing svCobtained

processperformedpossible receivedpropose receiving stationprovide relieve

routing indicatorreceipt for sending "ideresponsibility service ag.steps station serial numbersuch SVCsupervision v

teleom. centerto include teletype riter equipment

three station channel designatorwhen mH 11-490-2

time of receipttime stamp

A 6-19-723 transmittransmission

. task 1134-2-8003

proess misrouted message

actionLO11:.• a~touAOP 131OP~3ya. &I a"e address informa'ions appexing :n ommniation actionassistnoe Incastrs od*availableo

deliveryback of

format lines

changed heaer changecomplete Identifier sowcozect

Janap 12a(6)deteroine 'uli.n date-time filed

LW dealknatorfollowed byfixed

miarouted mses"ghas bee

if necessryin sAdition to itbr

job standa eadn

met reroutingietsiaatt

notified MUt indicator

obtain eucarity Ohnsterown service messageperformed 6place station delivery responsibilityprocess teletypevtiter equipmentrequired trantimit

sei (transmission Release Code)supervisor

tactual

thisV to effect[. to reflet

via

Whenwill bewords

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retransmit a missent messageGE BT " Tech

agal fixed or tecticial 117~~all 11

assistance ACP 131(2)available ABC

Automtic switching centercomplete .D form 41016

immnediatelyfacility

job standards foxmat lines

met abled

notification incompletenotify

Janap 1286performed

reflected. missent messageresults(v)

. orixi ting station0oig Itng TOO

supervisor outgoing actions

taken retransmissiontask retransmitthis send

V. service messagewhich telecom, center

you must

A 6-21-722

Task 113-572-4002

Pbrfom obumel check

adviseasmiated fd charnel checkaflalbe .. taetloal Jaap, 128(g)

chooklogs(a)cemnti t ED" of tamissicso tly nu-0tutio

deeningoertna

event outfoing log

fact "receive logoreeive side

. retum ed

Teleocm ousterteletypewriter

maintined texmialswt te1 natg oircuits

Pertomperfumdal

reutrufble

pefto"AA

retimned

tasktellsthatthistLm

Utilized

A 6-22-78

Task 113-572-1003Prepare stop notice

GE __ Tech

advise fixed chanelautomatic circuitavailable citing

depending distant enddetermine Jsnap 128(G)

job standards last good/mglogmetmode of tranmaission

non-automtiooutgoing log

performedprepare receivedprepared

stop noticesome step sending -supervisor

teleoom centertask teletype circuittells teletype ocummicationthis teletypewriter equipmenttypo traffic

transmit04-. utilized

A 6-23-723

Yewe 113-5724003Send Go-Ahaed YemeW

GR

automatic fixedtactical obannel. check

depediuChannel nmberdetermine, oiruit

citingSjob standawd. distant end

net 0

man antomatic 3ammp 128(G)

PPOtOnSd lop(v)

received cectranuio

nowsp.@end outgoing log

supervisioastart sd

task telecom cmteitelstelet3s oircuitthis tel.tqp. oimnications

to advise t m

utilizedV, ..

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Task 11 3-572-8004"Process time an*lysis (originated)

GE 3T Tech

analysed average originatedanswr fixed & toote, -as a guide DL form 4020Ravailable routine preoldenoe D fom 173

distribution block*- category

ooluns * elapsed time

handling timedeterminedetermined janap 128(G)dividefigures local form

message trafficindicateinform originated mogs.instructions outgoingissued

TCC filesjob standards TCC operators

telecon centerlint teletypewriter file copy

time analysismet time office

time recordper time of transaissivnperform TH 11-490-2performed TOP-TOTpreviousprocess

recorded

separate listingssupervisorsubtract

taskthistheseto betotal (vutilize

when

A 6-25-722

. . - l L -. . - . . . - .- +. + + •- ,

Task 113-572-8005Process Tim Agalysis (Tormnmted) *

a: M och

analysed fixed toDA f o020available ".

Sroutine Wapeed timtaooctual Ioming

ontaining, Jwap 128 128(0)

looa torndetermined

divide masgo traeflier time record

figures (a&VMP totinatingfo ehbandlIng time)

IMfilesguideTOfie No operations

i c teleom center

inforau Tm A. ulsaise tntuotio Tim available for deliver7

-. time of roneitjob sta ndlaiJ 4 %

listlistings

mintainedmt

perfmreprevicus

prooess

recordedrepeatrequired that

separatesupervisor

taskthis

utilise

when

you will

A 6-26-7234

Task 113-573-2001Receipt for comsec material

GE 3T Teho

absence classifi.d AR 380-D(c)aocompanying oosec izformtion AR 380-41accomplished . confidential AR 710-2action control of alternate custodianat this pointabailable doouments oomse custodiandelivezy *cusec material

protective Mving containerentriesexamine aAa dinl 1L form 2011

secure facility DA form 2064for simulate DA fom 2653-1following shipment ditributtion

item inventoryincoming item

job standards incoming transfer

listed pklisting post M

made M5-153make entries signed formet verification-

, performedpersonsposted

presented toprovided

receipt forreceive

signaturesources

taskthistold

when

A 6-27-723

Task 113..573-2002Prepare como transf r report

GE_3 Tech

a..s alphsa-sicl meqUnso another awou't

&abeilable protective rki g

copies ocmeo custodiancorrect B DA form 2011entries M torn 2653P1etgiomln doam tdistributeitem f

Poem

job tandrdssecure facilitYlisting OF 153

shippedmltntinber of tzansfer report

perfoooed update

task Vthisto betoldto "elins

ro

,

.4

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Task 113-73-2003Prepare inventory of comse msterial

GE BT Tech

additions AR 380.4.0(C) AR 38W-41appear AR 380-41 . certificaton/oorrectionabaela'ble "oseo, Oustodian

ooimeo material comsec materialbut confidential

DA form 2011containide for official use only documents

deletions safe guarding inventorydestroyed secure facilitydid not preprinted

each .. s emi-annualSF 173

indicated signature blocksitemsinclose updted

job standards

list

makemet

perfomedprepareprovided

recieved

should bestatement

taskthistellstype

verify

when

A 6-29-721

Task 113-573-7002Prep re Commeo Destmotioa Report

GE IT Tc

added A S5o.J(C) AR 3W4-1additional AR 3806- 1 "additions OW pagea@&inmt O ontrol of cimeo, material cameoa oommtco custodianare to be for official use only M fm 2041available destruction report

coo" c drop-accntability reportcontaining -terialsem pzepruted

deletionsdestroyed signature blocks

" docmentsdropped

endoseentree

facility

inventoried" inventory

* itelm

*job standards

list

mterialmet

~ Pam checkperformedpreparepreviouslyprotectiveprovided

retained

statement

tasktells

thisto aketransferredtypo

-

verifyA 6-36-.723

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TASK 113-5-1001

Install teletypeikiter relay control AN/MGC-23

GE 3" Tech

all ourbside - AC circuitsapproximte . AC powerassistamne . nmted AC power soureat each AN/IC-23 ,available Von r

Scircuit breaker switchesbest wired ommec equipmentcycles per second

complete ZVA control boxconditions entrance boxconnectconsiderations frequency

frequency miterdependdesired - generation

generation mtfar ground (V)feet grounding connectionfire hazard "gro" undig sitefromhr noise Interferencehours

on positionin accordance with operating siteIndicatesInstall patch connectionis used power distribution panelinsure power lines

Job relay control

local shelterlocated sial cables

made standard sima3 InstructionsMaie system planningmainmet tactical

team chiefnecessary teletypewriter

M- 1-5815-308-15obtainoperate 15 voltsoperation voltmeter

ZTA positionZVA reperforators

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perfomsprovide

"lootSelectedshouild

sitesituation

task.

thisto w*

towuni

typ *... .

IbI

wiflwi"t~ .

Task: 113-598-2002Operate teletypewriter relay control AN/NGC-23

GE PPTech

assistance ourbside AC power cordsappropriate /P.: '" " ' N/M.C-23available tactical

...... vn -black leads.he.k. • . van bind.ng pouts

completeconnected* wal channel checksconneotions circuitconsistiong of comseo equipment.containin

deject bypassdesireddifferent * external phonedisconnectdistant interconnecting box

equipment J1-JIJ-2671/1-,G

from J6 out37 out

indicates inserted insure

linejob standards line units

low,. levelV messag

met monitor reperforationminuter mltiple address

multiple oallhot plugged in

operational conditionoff paper-tape transmissionoperate patch panelsoperation phone Jackoperational phone pair

performed Red lightphone relay centralplace routing indicatorsportion relay messageproper

security dejectrear send equipmentsreceived send positionreceptioles 8ibnal devicerequired signal linerespective signal line cables

secure TA-312/PT telephonesituation tape formstations tape winderssupervision telephone plug

teletypewritertask A 6..32-72B 35Tthat TM-i14814-308-iStheirthis

o • . .

wanl tunamtter dUstributor(TD)when tranmitting

-words trunsaftter settraftmeission

white leads

S VA e4uimenWTA 1"P-36

dI

Task: 113-598-1002

Install telegraph terminal AN/-34

a ba=er AC poweradjustible AC receptacle boxal l tactical AN/weo-34asuistance tailgateat least tarpaulin, cloth coveravailable, free end

blockboard generator noise - -

bottom generator setground leadchains ground rods"'"

clamps ground strapscompleted ground terminalcompletely troumding siteconditions

banner

debris handbrake leverdecreasingdeep inter connector boxdirectly nterfereioedrive

J-8516feet junction boxfire haardW-firm locking pinflat lifting eyes

for line binding postsfree lunettefrom 100 ft. power cordfront

open positionground operating area

holds patch panelholehook rear support leg assemblyhour

safety chainsinches 6 outletincreasing telegraph terminal..install' teletypewriter tablesinstalled TH-5is used T-5/TG' s

the pintlejob standards over TM 11-5805-390-15

lampslegsevellengthliftlocate A 6-33-723

locationlook

ln--

GE Tech

*loosen towing vehiclelower transit position

Smet TI'-75opermte YT-76/=O

- operation* operations Wheel brakes

perfome

* positionpowerprocedures.

relativelyreleaseremsoerooksroll up

scoop out

* selectset up

* sitesituation 0

supervision*

taskthe

S thin* ~this *.

to

to supplyI trailer

uinderUinlatch

* utillsed

Weatherwhdmi

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GE BT Tech

above motor speed AC powerall " AC power outletallow ,- range finder AC voltmeteramperes . .I/SC-29approximtely . . - sledge hamer AUX-dummy box switchareas tactical binding postsassemblage ' binding posts/cables switchesassistance 2h ton cargo truck bushing screwsassociatedavailable units cable reeladvoid ecircuit breakersaway from

El (black wire)back of - E2 (red)being E3 CRDblack .4 (blue)bottom E5 (white)broken

caution field wirefour wire telephone circuit

compatiblecompartment generator noise

Q - conditions generator setconnector generator techinical manualcouple ground connectionscurrently tround rodcurrents ground terminal

grounding sitedamp grounding strapdesignateddesired in 115 volts 60 cycles relepticldirt input 26-pairdistance intercondrivedrawn jacks J3, J7, J8

end local circuitsexceeds locking collarexpedient

LS-147feet 20 HAfire hazard 60 MA positionfrequency mode one-mode two

greasegreen norm rec-sendground On position

off positionhole

P3, P4, P7, P8if A 63- -.72Z 26 pair cables

patch connectionpower cable assembly

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in accordance with task power entrance boxinclude terrain power linesinterfere that power/signal cablesinterference the power switchesinstall this RIC Jackinstalled to complete screwdriver controlinsulated together selector magnet

to minimize send Jackjob standards to supply signal/blas switch

transfer segnal cablesload type signal entrance boxlocallocal standard under team chieflocated used telegraph terminallaw utilizing telephone pairs

11-22marked warning 7K-11-5805-574-15met weather T SIC/ M#-7moist vhen 115.VABmounting will be 115 VAC-230/VAC-26 VDC

2W-4W output linesnote 4WS TEL binding posts

on wire pairon whichoperationorout put

parallel to.performedpoor qualitypowerprovide

receptaclerefer toremovereplacedS respective

run

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GE BM Tech

a Pvtcaence AC power cardafter iW,"PC- 8

amweing/amosecureappropriate circuit breaker ,are tactical cradleassistanceat distant terminal . -at leaeta=x eo box hand orankbailable handset

black intercomcall(N) intercom reoeptacle

channel check LB-I 47checkcomplete mobile

box - paper tapepatching

error power distributorpress-to-talk switch

first infirst out reolinerfromhas given SB-22 switchboamdhave been switch box assembly

switchesifin TA-312 Telephoneinitiating tape oveninserted team chief

teleomsmnicatione centerjob standa d telegraph terminal

teletypewriterlift teminalslisten time of receiptlow level TM 11-5805-574-15

TM 11-490-2marked trafficmetsages transmissionmet transmitting equipmentminutemust

necessaryneutral operationnot being used

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Task 113-98-2004~operate telegraph terminal ANISC.-58"to receive traffic

GE ET Tech

a 3A./tC-58adjust tactical - bodum xappropriate tobnioal momt bian currentareassistance charmel checks

Sassociated four eavailable*

Swtel witchcapable of internal loop supplycheckclockwise low levelcomplete line currentcompletely LS-147conditioncurrent motor speed

desired neutral operation

each rpatehlnfully

given range finder adjustmentIRC position

if necessaryin MS-22 switch boardminsure screwdriver control

signal devicejob standards

TA-312 telephonemaxim-TD send-TR send

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operate teletypewriter equipmentoperation TH-22/TG

operational TN-11-490-2TFS-I 1-805--574-15

performed, trafficposition TT-98/F(procedure 2o Rh

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Task: 113-598-3002Perform operator's daily maintenance on telegraph terminal AN/TSC-58

GE BT Tech

a preventive msaatenance air conditionerall tactical aer filterapply amperes meterarea AN/TSC-58around assemablage doorarticlesassemblage cardsassistance cableas specified connectionsas soon as ceilingavailable lights

communicat ion equipmentbinding cycles meterblack DA form 2404broken down • downtimebrushes

entrance boxescannotceiling grounding systemchecks ground lead connections-cleancleanliness harnessclogged heaterscompleted 60 hertzcomponentscompressed air lint free clothconditions log bookconnections LS-147/ PIconnectorscover neon lightcorrectedcorrections operational checkscorrective action open seamscuts

power and signal cable assemblieodaily power indicatordamage power distribution paneldefective push for bell buttondefectsdeficiencies rocksdials rock equipmentdiscoveredduring SB-22/PT

shelter componentsended shelter exteriorequipment shelter interiorexternal signal entrance

skinfloor puncturesfor storage compartmentsformsfuses TA-312/PTA 6-37-722

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* groups short censs team chiefshould telegraph terminal

holes signs of telephone on witchsituatim 11-22/TG

In solution , TH-38-750Inspect state of TSIC/KVi-7InsulatiLm sli Wt TT-76/O0Citems *Itchms TT-98/lGInteriorInternal -. task vent cover

thatjob standards this wires

tig htenknobs tosetherwithleaks to preventlight troubleloose

.mautborTsedmade under ...main usingmintain unusedmaintainingMaintenance viewmterials

mutes wallsweather

not whenwhere

obstructed Vl haveoccurrence wipe offonopenopen eamoperation

* operationaloperator

performperformedplugs

prescribedproper

proper ratingput

receptaclesredreducereportrequiredrocks

see thatserviceableserf icesshelter

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Task 113-601-7002Check operation of generator set PU-619/N"

GE 33T Tech

all tactical DA form 21 41angle ta o=ileras. level as possiblI generatoravailable g tor setcheck gon*ded

groudingcompletelyconditions load switchconnected log bookcontrols

dalymm read-indailydegreas normal readingdeficiencies

prevent aIntenancefitted out proper readingsin accordance with PU-1 9/ainstruction required voltageinstrumentsirregularities it 38..75D

III5-6115-365-15job standards 7M 5-6115-27--14.

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more than

operatingoperation

performedproperproperly

receivedrecorded

requiredset

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taskthisto insure

under

weatherwhenyou have A 6-j3 72N

Task 113-598-7001Check installation of AN/TC58

GE E1T Tech

all fire hasard AC power counectioneapproximately tactical AN/Tsc-58availablecapability ocomercial powerchace oomseo equipmentcheckchecked externalcompleteconnected generator noisecoE ltels generator set

deficiencies

interferencefound intend

Inspect 26 pair cableinstallationinstalled telecom sheltersirregularities teletypewriters equipmentinstruction= T 11-5805--574-15

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variationlocated

metmission

performedpowerproperlyprovidedreceivedrecordedreportedrequirementsrespectivesitingsituation

taskthisto accomplishto minimise

under

weatherwhen

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Task 113-572-3002Operate key punch to prepare header and EOT cards

GDN Tech

a fized autodinall autointio digital networkassistanceavailable blank oards

complete lID tom 1392

guidance EDT card

in headerinformation

janap 128(G)job standards

key punoh equipmentmetminutes , punohed

on single adress messageoperational -

teleocmuni ations centerperformedprovided

required

supervision

taskthisto includeto preparetyping error

whenwill bewith

A 6-140-723

4 Task 11 3-572-8006P-ooess outgoing message, to be tranamitted in punched card format

GD NITech

accepted olamelioatiom ACP 117 LAN-US supplyacceptoce - olsalied mesnpaorOWU card countactual tim PZeceMa card count blockaddress oantet indicator codeallocated card messageappropria't card punch operator&@certain&.8signmeut DA form 3964assistance Di fom 4016available A foem 4180

MID form 1392based on 3W form 1503

card BDI* carbon ow

check harchockedcode janap 128(G)content "Uian datecopycorrect language media format

entree message number sheeterrors MAR .......

event mutilatedfilefollowing office symbolforform personal sgn

proptmohod

geographicalRday file

identification routing Indicatorif anrin accordance with SS9incorrect station serial nmberindication "pervisors" signature blockinsure

?CC equipment operators manujob standards teleoomumicationu center

telephone extentionlimitation textual card countlocation time of lifelogged time of transit

"time transaission" blockxad* TW 11-490-2

maintained transmissionmatch trick chiefminutemessage Sulu timemet

A 6-1-722

Task 113-572-8007Process outgoing message to be transmitted in magnetic tape format

GE STTech

a classifiedaccuracy communications center

* all fixedalso DA form 3964

A appearing on precedence DA form 4016assistance DA form 4356available security DA form 4357

DD form 1392basis unclassifiedboth EOT printout

EOT printoutscancelledcarbon copyclear .,First in, First outcomplete furnished headercompletedcontrolled halt conditioncopies headercorresponds

janap 128(G)diagonal Julian dateduplicate copy

logging printerenterentries magnetic tape formaterror magnetic tape (reel)

magnetic tape unit (MTU)filing M&Rfirst 'mounted"following

originating agencyhave outgoing messagehighest

printoutidentification "removed"ininsure SSN

job standards tape/disk packtelecomunications center

label time of file (TOF)last TM 11-490-2library tramsmit tape device1 ine transmit ted,tsted trick chieflogs two letter personal sign

messengermetminutes A 642-723missing

mount

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normallynotenotify

performed

processprocessedprovide

receipt

siun(v)signed copy

* that* triplicate

verify

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Task 113-512-8008Process incoming terminating message received in punched card format

CE BTTech

action actio/linformationadjacent addressee card countaffixed card deck messagealso classification card messageassigned cleared CICassistance control numberautomatically fixed

DA form 577bin/box FOUO DA form 4010blank cards precedence DA form 4011

protective cover sheet DA form 4012call capability DA form 4180correctly time addressee distribution listingcorresponding TSCO - DTG black

.TORdraw zulu time header printoutsduplicate

HQ/office symbolendentering incoming messagesentries instation control numberexempt misroute

aissentfaster OSRIfollowing personal sign

pilotshas printed journal entries

punched card formatincoming punched card messageinsure Raday traffic

remarks columjob standards

service clerkline SPECATlisted TAD

telecomunications centermargin terminal equipmentmet terminals eamgeminutes time available for delivery

time of receiptnotified trick chief

Tm 117490-2 --performed two letter personal signplaceprocedural errorsprocessprocessedprocessingprovide

received 6"3-723reverse side

- route* rubber band

stamp* suspected

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* to receive

utilize 3'

* whichwill

you have

4 , Task 113-572-8009 -process incoming terminating message recIeved in magnetic tape format

GE BT Tech

Affix classificatioui addressee-distributionall clearanceassistance lawattached fixedauthority DA form 4011available "Imediate DA form 4356

DA form 4357capability precedencecorrectly header printout

securitydepending identification sheetdetermine incoming messagedismountdismounting Julian dateduplicateearlier log entrieserrors logging printerfirstfollowing magnetic tape formatifor you messengerfull missent messages

HTUhandlehas over- the-counterhigherhighest ., personal signhours pickup

incoming Raday trafficinsert routing indicators

Job standards SSN

last telecommunication centerlisted terminating messagelocally TM 11-490-2

trick chiefmessages zulu timemetminutes

performperformedpick uppreparedprodeduralprocess

receiptreceivedreelremarkreviewio

supervision

task*to receive

* uponvolume

vimu* which

VillhaveWithin

Task 113-598-2005Transmit message on teletypevriter set hI/TGC-5

GE Tech

action fixed . /TGC-5alignapply channel numberappropriatearrow feeding holesavailable feed pins

feed retract positioncheckconditions light tape levercorrective line box controls

duplex * message transmissionmode of operation

engaged monitor reelequipment

normal split switchforwardfurther paper tape message

perforated paper tapeinitiate printinginsert proper settinginstructed single-duplex switchinsure stop-start level

tape feed clawjob standards tape feed holes

telecoumications centerleft teletypewriter set

make sure TM 11-5815-228-12measure transmitter distributor (TD)message transmittingmet trick chiefmovemoving

normal

onoperatingoperationoperational

performedpinspreventproperlypull

rearward

sequence -- 72slight 6-slotstop-start

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Task 113-580-2001 .°Activate digital.subscriber terminal equipment (DSTE) (Be configuration) totransmit..and reco¢ive

BT TechI a

absence fixedactivate AC andDC lightsadjust punch mechanism ACK-SYNCHROtIZATIONadvancement ... punch ready station AC power push buttonalways alternateany red SW WBT ASC 2any time RN assigned audible alarmapproximately send cancel audible resetassigned Ir; ---. single fed audio alarmas reason for single feed o automaticavailable step fail

back lit controlsbecouse take up reel be configurationbecome dull tape widthbetween telecommications center card bidbreak terminal equipment (DSTE) chad bagbulbs thread tape clockwise twistburned out TH-11-7440-238-15 code select

to receive code wheelcard to transmit comon control unitchannel control characterclock WBT cycling lightscomes onconstantly Yoke device switching module (DSN)continuous devise "A" assigncontinuously digital subscriber

drive motor switchdata DS4denoting DSTE terminaldepressdesired 12 edgedesireable edge notchdevice eight level testdisplay lampsdue to fail sensor

fanfoldsenough form FEEDestablishedestablishment high speed card punchextinguised hopper

fed idler armsflow I/0following ITA2

goes off Janap 128(G)goes out

* green lamp audio testesulamp test

h p local test

local test conditionlow speed card punch

however transmit Techto thread

illuinination low speed card punchin understandIncapable maintenace ontrol panelfozU Nbes nargin selecetor-I indtions Wh-.e ad* select seelect switch

Input will be onoitor"A" assignImetoriss sonitorwr assInIn tich to notio fal

job standards off lieoIl level

legibly on linelevel lead out put devices

mimeini" imtcbwe(V) paper fail clipa" sot , paper tape mesage

paper sensor"mulauee paper supplySmoiter plastic paper quide

power failureob tin *.. prmnaryoffset " . pre-ready stationomber- print conditionopen print control Tloutput pumch assemblyp~ pech binsPefftmudpicked

presenceprior toproce"Ift

readyreceivereplacerequiredribbon " ':: .rn.,run

self addressedselected*and

setsidestepsstacdedstand bystoppagesuch timesupervision

taskthattherefore

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Task 113-580-2002Start DCT 9000 system

CE BT Tech

about fixed AlB jeansabove ATCAP vol 2accurredactivate card readerafter channel clearavailable circuit breakerbefore clear switchesblank control consoleburned out

DCT 9000 systemcards DLT-70caution

form control loopdepress.

• in placeextinguish intelack

interlock

face down jam lightsform

5-level operationgreen load point

holes local position

magaqineindicators magneticinside main AC powerinsure man on

job standards mode toggle switch

off linekeep outrage

leading paperlit paper tape systemload power control panel

powered up.made ready power on switchmay powet outragemint power toggleminute power up

preventive maintenancenow printer

proc ABNoccur processor

program loadpaper punchperformed readerperiod row punchproceeding run switchready self test switchrestored A 7-72 sERVO'S

sub systemsteam chieftelecomunications system

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test modeGE

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*set v accumi Colms* start*should be write-enable ring

stepstasktap of

* thIs* traffic

tuarn offturns onuntil

- wait* When* vwill make*,

within

Task 10-580-2003Enter program from progam tape into DCT 9000 system

03 * BT TECHShat iam resetat this time - alteravailable fixed ATCAP vol. II

AUTODIN terminalbetween

cardcaution "C"clear CANclock channel clearcompatibility * controle consoleconsultcorrect data entry switches

DCTOQsystamdepress DLT-70displays

engagedenter initialize

first Julian .datefollowingforward/on left-mostfrom loading point

load pointhas

made readyinclude magnetic tapeinformed memoryinsthled move offinsureinto NONZERO value

job standards on-lineoperator instrution manual

light outageload

parameter cardmaintained perforated papermet physical unitminutes powered upmount programmove off program loadingmust be program tape

punched card messageoperator

ready conditionperformed right-mostplacing

SAT5 24Kready & 6-48-729 selftest

replace servozequast start switchrewind statistics

supervisor tape messagesystem telecoinuaicationis center

taskto send/rad programtask -tranemiccion

that two digitsthere is

this Vacuum

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when* will

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Task 113-580-2004.Ente, program card deck into DCT 9000 system

GE BT. TEGII

available fixed AYCA Vol 2blank qutodin

clock cancolumns card readercontain channel clear

clear

depressenter data entry switches

date cardfollowing DOT 9000 systemfor-ease of distribution

distribution tablehours DLT 70

'"DLT 781"in DLT up on lineinformedin that order face downinitialize feedintoissue halt

job standards Julian dateV. load

met memory

minutes more% ready

observe ninth and leading

performed on line operationplacing OP Req Bl

." prepared operation inductive manuelprior to outrageprogram

seconds paper top messageparameter[ should be

shu eo perforatedsupervisor powered up

task processor

tat program card deskthat programto include punched card messageut incpunched cardsunits ready statusutilize R/ClC cards

Sat 5 24k systemwhole minutes self testyour septem failure

statistics

& 6-49-721 telecammunications center

a - TECH

time settingto Clemntranaiuuion

Task 113-580-5001

Adjust date or time in DC? 9000 system logging stat printouts

adjust ~b.Techavailable fixed

hCAP vol 2 SAT-5correctcorrect date card teader

cleardate

Fdepress data entry svithches

in date cardIncorrect DC? 9000 systeminformed Feed

-face downjob standards11,1

load load date cardloaded loadedmet -logging

minutesninth roy leading

newOP-REQ

onprevious operator

performed printedplae

reader switchessupervisor STAT printouts

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Transmit paper tape message utilizing DOT 9000 system

GE .T TECH

above fixed ATCAP vol.11available Automatic Digital Switching Centerat firstautomatle9, channel (notes)

cleardepress CTB

extended DCT 70 consoleDOT 9000 system

green Digital Switching Center

if EM Itimeindicatesinitiate * forward roller

job standards good reply

left to right in servicelight

off linemedia an linemessagenet paper tape managerminutes paper tape readermoves perforated

proper leveloperationalother receive-sequence

run indicatorperiormed run switchprior toproceeding side inprocessed start block

request telecowmunications centertransmit

select transmit-controlset (v) transmit-sequence: syncshould transmittedsupervision

taskthistoldtransmit

utilizing

wait for A 6-51-72Z

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Task 3-580-2006Transmit card message utilsin DT .V00 syatem

HE TEGI

above fixed ATCAP vol.XIavailable Automatic Digital Switching Center

ceards card messagecheck card readerdepress cleardepressed console indicators

controll console

indicatesinitiate DATA UTRT "lin same other DIL 9000 system

"., DIT 70job standards "

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face downmessage hmetminutes good repl y

operate lIn serviceoperational

mediaperformedplored naith raw leadigprogrem

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requestpunch card message

supervisionreader switches

task receive-sequencethistold started blocktransmit sync

utilising telecemuio cation centertransmit control

wait transmit sequenoe: syncwill be transmitted

to transmit

L. 6-52-70

Transmit maertic tape message utilizing DCT 9000 system

GE BT TECH

Above fixedaccurate . ATCAP vol 2around automatic digital switching centeravailablebetween consolecheck capstanclockwise turns CTBclose data entry switches

DCT 70depress WIN timedraweliminated good reply

in servicefrontgive leading endglass load point switch

if magnetic tape messag,in a " magnetic tape reelindicates mediaindicators mounting tapeinitiate

on linejob standards on switch

operationalmet opperation consolemount OPRBOone pressure rollersopen RWIWother receive sequence

SEVOperformed start blockprior to SYNCprocessed' take up reelprogram tape reelremoved telecomunications centerrequest transmit controlshould transmit-sequence: syncshould be transmitted

supervision wvite-enable ring

taskthisthe rightthe read tapetoldtransmit

untilupper

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Task 113-580-2008Receive message VIA AUTODIN Uraminal DCT p00 SAT 5 system

W TECHI

all fixed actual pperationavailable AUTOIi terminal

Automatic Digital Switching Centerbeginning

capable ofcontrolled DOT 9000 SAT 5 system

insure internal programin service

job standardsIMF

loaded log(v)

message message trafficnotminutes an line

operationalobse output deviceone

porepheral deviceperformed printerprior to

receive ready conditionreceiving received messagereception received signalremove receiving perlpheratesremoved reception

routing of messagetackthis teleconication centerto receive

via

with

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Task 113-580-2009Operatt mode 5 teletypewriter control unit (TCUi C-7050/G to transmit traffic

GE ET Tech

accepted fixed abnormal conditionsactivate Ac poweradvise AMlSappropriate autopatic digital message switcavailable . automatic message identifier

bringing C-705o/Gcable connections

completecompleting direct current

dictated front control panel

experienced illuminateextinguised . initial start-up

isolator AC powerinstalled isolator assemblyin which isolator panel indicator

job standards JANAP 128(0)

met mode switchoperator mode 5

modernperformedpreliminary level converter

recovery on line stateremain on operationalrequiredrestored power outage

re-initialise. situation retransmit

task secure security devicesthat spare equipmentthis starting proceduresto perform stop at EONu z system requirementsutilized

team chiefwvii be TCU-CRYPTO switchwill insure telecommonications center

teletypewriter control unitteletypewriter equipmentterminal control unittest messageTm 1n-5815-335112transmissiontransmit traffic

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Task 113-580-3001- Pexzform operatoss daily preventive uaintenanc& on teletypewriter control unit (TCLJ) C-70501

GE BT Tech

adequate applicable 174's* -ail audible alarm

alter fixes750/cannot c75/carried *changes

check changes on handchecks control Indicatescleaning compound control panels

* cleaning equipment*compelled engeneering response

equipment damagedailey external signal connectorsdefective fuses fae

defected lamp -

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60 ECL STRUCTURES AND LEXICON

The following list of 60 ECL structuresis included as an addition to thestructural and lexical list. Thesestructures and lexical items are verybasic. Giving examples of each and everyitem would make this document much morecumbersome. Therefore to facilitatereview, this list was attached.(Sbe Section II for discussion.)

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C. imperative omlnd, polite requestD. Exclamatory exclamation

Sentence Complexity:

A. Simple one full subject and predicateB. Compound two or more independen clauses joined by:

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C. Complix one or more dependent clause, and an independent clauseD. Compound-Complex two or more independent clauses and one or more

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A. Concord mubject-verb ageemntB. Transitive takes an objectC. Intransitive doemnt take an objectD. Copula to beE. inkin connectorsF. A xiliaries of tense vill, do, didG. Auriliarie. of should, oght to, =st, have to, have got to,

modality able to, "'bln, :o, W.6t, could, wouldH. Tense present, pastI. Aspect perfect, progressive

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A. Present Participle active voiceB. Past Participle passive voice

Voice:

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A. Predicative The tank Is green.B. AttriIkutive The green tank is moving.C. Degrees of compar-

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D. Oinal/ardinal*Numbers first, one

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A. Definite a, the.B. Indefinite any, som

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Vocabulary: words from 1100 through 2i400 .Elementary and Intermediate Phase of General Englishmaterials

Special Expreseionu/Idiome "knock it off"' "can it, buddy"

Verb Combinations "two word verbs"

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