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UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS WEAPONS TRAINING BATTALION COMBAT MARKSMANSHIP CENTER OF EXCELLENCE MARINE CORPS COMBAT DEVELOPMENT COMMAND QUANTICO, VIRGINIA 221345040 LESSON PLAN HAND AND ARM SIGNALS CMC-16 COMBAT MARKSMANSHIP COACHES COURSE 08/12/2008 APPROVED BY ___________________ DATE _____________ (ON SLIDE #1) INTRODUCTION (3 MIN) 1. GAIN ATTENTION. Verbal communication between the coach, shooters, and other range officials is difficult during live fire due to the noise generated on the range. Hearing protection worn by personnel further hinders verbal communication. To ensure that live fire activities are conducted effectively and efficiently, hand and arm signals are used to facilitate communication among coaches, block Noncommissioned Officers (NCOs), and the tower NCO. By the end of this period of instruction you will be able to effectively communicate using hand and arm signals. (On slide #2) 2. OVERVIEW. Good morning, my name is . . . The purpose of this lesson is to cover the hand and arm signals used on live fire ranges. I will cover this by each hand and arm signal used by the Block NCO and the Marksmanship Coach. This lesson relates to range organization and operating procedures. (On slide #3) 3. LEARNING OBJECTIVES a. TERMINAL LEARNING OBJECTIVE. Given a range, assigned shooters, ammunition, and directions from range supervisory personnel, range supplies, and equipment. Describe coach responsibilities during evaluation to ensure that all performance steps are accomplished for every shooter. (On slide #4) b. ENABLING LEARNING OBJECTIVES. (1) Given a range, assigned shooters, ammunition, and directions from range supervisory personnel, range supplies, and equipment. Perform hand and arm signals to ensure that all performance steps are accomplished for every shooter. (2) Given a range, assigned shooters, ammunition, and directio