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DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMYRTC-EAST 78 TH TRAINING DIVISION5403 DELAWARE AVEFORT DIX, NJ 08640AARC-ATC-GXE20 September 2011MEMORANDUM OF INSTRUCTIONSUBJECT: The 2011 78 th Training Division Commanders Cup and Excellence in Competition(EIC) Marksmanship Training Exercise.1. INTRODUCTION: The 78 th Training Division Marksmanship Proficiency Training Exerciseis designed to increase combat marksmanship skills, recognize individual and team achievement,and to develop marksmanship trainers. Combat matches enable Warriors to concentrate solely onmarksmanship training under competitive conditions.2. DATES: 20 Oct 2011 thru 22 Oct 20113. LOCATION: Range 15 Known Distance Range, Joint Base MDL, New Jersey.4. SPONSOR: RTC-East, 78 th Training Division5. TOURNAMENT OFFICIALS:a. Match Director – 1SG Will Phiferb. Assistant Match Director – CPT Brendan Shimizu, SSG Andrew Dailey, SFC RamonTejedac. Pit NCOIC – SFC Will Palmer6. ELIGIBILITY: This match is open to all Services. Individual and Team entries are welcome.a. Individual/Team Entries must be on a duty status while participating in the competition.b. For the Commander Cup 21OCT11: All competitors are eligible to compete for trophiesand medals.c. Eligibility for the Excellence in Competition on 22OCT11, will be open to only thoseservice members who have not previously received EIC points. Four (4) EIC points will beawarded to the top ten percent of competitors and a Bronze . Results will be forwarded to theU.S. Army Marksmanship Unit custodian for EIC awards (Mr. Michael Behnke). He willthen forward medals and results to the EIC custodian for each Service involved in thecompetition.

d. Team entries must consist of four firers. Team members can have a team captain and/ orcoach for a maximum of 6 team members.7. ENTRIES:a. Registration forms can also be turned into Regional Training Center East, CharlieCompany Building 6558, Fort Dix, NJ 08640.b. POC: SSG Dailey, Andrew andrew.p.dailey@usar.army.mil (609) 562-2033.Registration forms can be scanned in as well or FAX: 609-562-7113 attn: Shooting Comp.c. MANDATORY PRE-FIRE BRIEFINGS: All competitors, coaches, and team captainswill report to Range 15 Class Room Bldg no later than 1230 hours 20 Oct 2011.d. An evening Registration and Small Arms Firing School may be made available on20OCT11 depending on availability. (TBD)8. RULES: The match will be conducted under the rules and regulations of AR 350-66 and by theUS Army Marksmanship Unit. The Match Director reserves the option to make modifications asnecessary.9. UNIFORM: Uniform will be ACU or appropriate combat uniform, Helmet, Tactical Vest(See Enclosure 2). Hearing protection is required and will be provided to firers. All participantsmust bring eye protection. Eye protection is required on the Pits for Pullers and Scorers and willnot be provided. Competitors will be required to bring four (4) magazines.10. BILLETING: Barracks will not be provided Check with Post Billeting for availability. AllAmerican Inn is (609) 754-4667.11. RATIONS: Rations will not be provided. Family Support Group will be present and foodwill available on 21-22 Oct at Range 15.12. TRAINING STATUS: 78 th Division Soldiers may attend this training on RST status.13. TRAVEL: Government transportation is required for transportation of weapons (seeparagraph 21 below).14. SAFETY: See Enclosure 1.15. ORDER OF EVENTS:a. Thursday, 20 Oct 2011(1) 0900-1200 Registration(2) 1230-1300 Pre-Fire Briefings

(3) 1300-1800 Small Arms Firing Schoolb. Friday, 21 Oct 2011(1) 0700-0730 Range Procedures and Safety Briefing(2) 0730-0800 Course of Fire Instruction(3) 0800-1200 Rifle Zero(4) 1300-1600 78 th Division Comanders Cup Matchc. Saturday, 22 Oct 2011(1) 0730-0800 Course of Fire Instruction(2) 0800-1000 Rifle EIC(3) 1000-1300 Team Rifle Match(4) 1300-1500 Range Maintenance and Final Police Call(5) 1500-UTC Awards Ceremony16. REGISTRATION: Online registration will be completed in advanced NLT 15 Oct 2011.17. AWARDSa. An awards ceremony is scheduled for 1500 hours Saturday 22 Oct 2011.b. Individual awards: 1 st , 2 nd , and 3 rd place; Top Shooter from each Service, Team awards:1 st , 2 nd , and 3 rd place team.18. SCORE CARDS: Score cards will be provided for each individual and team. When the TeamCaptain or individual signs his/her score card, they are accepting the score as true and correct.Challenges will be made at the time of scoring and before leaving the firing line. Scores will beofficial one hour after posting. The Range NCOIC will make the final decision, or discrepinces.*COMPETITORS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR KNOWING THEIR COMPETITOR NUMBER*19. WEAPONS: Individuals/unit team members for these competitions will utilize unitTOE/TDA assigned weapons. Authorized Rifles include M16A2, M16A3, M16A4, and theM4/M4A1 Carbine. Weapons will be rack grade. Weapons will be subject to inspection andweighing of triggers IAW appropriate TMs. Sights may be blackened. Individuals and teamsare encouraged to furnish their own magazines; 4 additional rifle magazines per Soldier will beavailable from match organizers.20. WEAPON SECURITY: Weapons will be transported in accordance with the provisions ofAR 190-11. Competitors are responsible for safeguarding their weapons and equipment duringtransport and at the range. An Arms Room will be available for competitors who do not haveArms Room support (Contact the POC to arrange for arms room draw and turn in). Allindividuals and teams will utilize the designated weapons storage area. Weapons or weapon partsmust be conveyed in government vehicles. No weapons will be transported in POV’s. GSA

Van’s and Bus transport will be provided from the Arms Room to Range 15 for competitors whothat do not have GSA transportation.21. PARKING: Designated parking areas will be marked.22. EQUIPMENT: All team members including team captains and coach will wear requiredequipment as outlined in Enclosure 2.23. FIRING POSITIONS AND RANGE COMMANDS: See Enclosure 3 and Enclosure 4.24. MATCH RESULTS: Match results will be provided at the Awards Ceremony and daily asthey are updated they will be available online.25. AMMUNITION: Ammunition will be issued on the firing line. No other ammunition will beallowed. No modifications to ammunition will be permitted. Competitors will not remove brassor ammunition from the range. Any individual or team violating these rules will be disqualifiedfrom the competition and subject to appropriate UCMJ action.26. COACHING: only the designated captain or coach for each team may adjust their teammember’s fire direction during any team match.27. COURSES OF FIRE: See Enclosure 5.28. REFERENCES:a. 78 th Division 2011 Combat Match and Qualification Programb. FM 3-22.9c. FM 3-23.25d. 350-6629. POC is 1SG Will Phifer (313) 826-4127.6 EnclRange SafetyRequired EquipmentRifle Positions and Range CommandsBRENDAN SHIMIZUCPT, ENC-Company Commander, RTC-East

Pistol Positions and Range CommandsCourses of FireRegistration FormDISTRIBUTION:78 TH Div Soldiers

8. ALCOHOL: Alcoholic beverages WILL NOT be consumed on the range at any time.Competitors exhibiting any evidence of having consumed alcohol prior to his/her arrival at therange will be disqualified, and subject to UCMJ action.9. EYE PROTECTION: Eye protection is required on the pistol range. Prescription eyeglassesor standard issue safety eye protection will suffice. Safety glasses are not available for issue.10. SIGHT ADJUSTMENTS: Rifle sights may be adjusted at any time utilizing proper safetyprocedures.11. SAFETY BLOCKS/SAFETY FLAGS: Safety blocks/Safety flags/Empty ChamberIndicators (ECI) are mandatory and are to remain in the weapon at all times until directedotherwise by the Range Control Tower.

ENCL 2UNIFORM AND EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS1. VIP/visitors/observers: ACU with soft cap.2. Range personnel: ACU with distinctive cap.3. Individual Competitors: Individual competitors will wear ACU’s. This will include at aminimum the following equipment:a. Helmetb. Authorized combat boots.c. LBV or IBA as issued to include: web belt (if LBV), suspenders (if LBV), minimum oftwo rifle ammunition pouches and two pistol magazine pouches, first aid pouch, canteen withcup and carrier or camelback.d. 4 rifle magazines AND 4 pistol magazines (pistol MAGS will remain on the firing line)e. Hearing and eye protection.4. Additional Competitor Equipment Allowances and Limitations:a. Issue cold weather undergarments and combat sweaters are permitted.b. Issue wet weather clothing may be worn, including overshoes, ponchos, raincoats andtrousers.c. Issue gloves (without any modification) may be worn. Shooting gloves or mitts are notallowed.d. The issue poncho, shelter half or the equivalent, may be used as a ground cover or as afiring mat. No other ground sheets or firing mats may be used. If the stage requires downrange movement, the competitor must remove the ground cover from the firing point beforemoving down range.e. Rucksacks (or similar) and butt packs may be used at the option of the competitor. Theseitems must be ACU, OD Green, Woodland Camo or Black in color.f. Shooting stools may be used but cannot be taken forward of the assembly line in combatmatches.g. Elbow pads and/or kneepads are permitted in all matches.5. Coaches and team captains will be in the same uniform as competitors for team matches.6. Optical Aids Allowed:a. Binoculars and Telescopes: Binoculars (up to 10 power x 50 mm) and telescopes (up to60 power x 82 mm), with stands or rests, are allowed.b. Eyeglasses and Sighting Devices: Prescription eyeglasses clear safety glasses,prescription sunglasses, or contact lenses are permitted. Civilian eyeglasses or sunglassesmust conform to paragraph 1-15, AR 670-1.

ENCL 3RIFLE RANGE COMMANDS, POSITIONS, SCORING, AND MISCELLANEOUS1. RIFLE RANGE COMMANDS:a. The rifle is “UNLOADED” when: the magazine is empty, there is no magazine in therifle, the chamber is empty, the bolt is to the rear, the dust cover is open, and the selector ison safe, and the ECI is in the magazine well.b. The rifle is at “LOCK” when: the bolt is forward (action cocked), a loaded magazine isin the rifle, the chamber is empty, and the selector lever is on "safe".c. The rifle is at “LOAD” when: a loaded magazine is in the rifle, a round is in the chamber,the bolt is forward (action cocked), and the selector lever is on "safe".d. The rifle is at “OFF SAFE” when: a loaded magazine is in the weapon, a round is in thechamber, the bolt is forward (action cocked), and the selector lever is on “semi”.e. Upon the command of “WATCH AND SHOOT” competitor will scan for their targetand engage it when it appears.2. RIFLE FIRING POSITIONS DEFINED: The technical "correctness" of positions will notbe monitored, evaluated or otherwise graded. All other aspects of the firing positions are left tothe discretion of the competitors. No hole or alteration may be made in, on, or to the firing point,which would assist a competitor in holding the rifle steady. Safety, stability, and reducedvisibility to enemy observation are important points to consider. Unless otherwise noted, allpositions are unsupported.a. Prone Position: The butt of the rifle must rest against the shoulder or armpit. At leastone elbow must touch the ground, with the rest of the body mostly in direct contact with theground. Magazines may be rested on the ground.b. Fighting Position: The butt of the rifle must rest against the shoulder or armpit. Thisposition is fired from a gun pit. Sandbags may be used for support.c. Standing Position: The butt of the rifle must rest against the shoulder or armpit, with thebody erect on both feet and legs uncrossed. No part of the body other than the feet will touchthe ground or any other supporting object. The rifle will be held using both hands.d. Sitting Position: The butt of the rifle must rest against the shoulder or armpit, with theweight of the body supported on the buttocks. Legs may be parted or crossed. The rifle willbe held using both hands.e. Kneeling Position: The butt of the rifle must rest against the shoulder or armpit, with nopart of the body except one foot and the other leg from the knee downwards touching theground or any other supporting object.f. Squatting Position: The butt of the rifle must rest against the shoulder or armpit, withthe weight of the body supported on both feet and the knees bent. No other part of the bodywill touch the ground or any other supporting object.g. Alert Position: Standing with the butt of the rifle in the shoulder with the muzzlepointing at the ground at an angle of approximately 45 degrees and the rifle at "LOAD".Otherwise, the position is the same as the standing position.

3. RIFLE SCORING: When scores are not maintained in the pits, individuals are responsiblefor verifying the score entered on their scorecard before turning in the card and leaving therange. Scorecards will not be issued on the range to replace lost scorecards. Competitors wholose their scorecards must go to the STATS office and receive replacement scorecards if they canjustify the loss.a. Rifle Slow Fire Matches:(1) Competitors are required to score and mark targets unless otherwise directed by theRange Officer.(2) Upon completion of the match, score cards will be verified and signed by thecompetitor and scorer. It is the competitor's responsibility to ensure his scorecard hasbeen correctly completed and the correct number of hits and their value have beendocumented. The statistical officer will re-compute the total value on the scorecard. Thecompetitor or team is responsible for turning in the score card to range personnel.(3) Any objection to the scores entered on an individual or team score card must be madeimmediately on the firing point. Subsequent challenges will not be accepted.(4) If no shot is marked or scored after a shot has been fired, the competitor or the scorermay request range personnel to have the target pulled and marked.(5) Scorer must have a scope or binoculars.b. Rifle Timed Fire Matches: In snap shooting, rapid fire, fire with movement stages, andany other stage in which each shot is separately marked, the method of scoring will be:(1) Each sighting shot, where allowed, will be marked by a spotting disc as for a slow fireshot.(2) When a stage of the match has been completed, if there are no challenges, the rangeofficer will signal to the pits to score the targets.(3) Scores will be taken and the total number of hits and their value will be shown on thescorecards.(4) Spotting discs will be placed in all shot holes and targets raised.c. Rifle Marking and Scoring:(1) During slow fire matches and for rapid/snap match sighting shots, each shot will bemarked separately. The actual shot hole will be indicated by a spotting disc and the shotvalue will be indicated by a scoring disc.(2) During slow fire, value and location will be marked by a fluorescent orange disk.X 25 4 3

(3) During slow fire matches, the competitor will commence his record shotsimmediately after the sighting shots have been marked. There will be no delay to paste anold shot; the old sighting shot will be pasted when the new shot is marked.(4) During scoring, the scorer will tell the shooter which shot he fired and the value ofthe shot. i.e., "Your first sighting shot is a X." The scorer can tell the competitor thelocation of the shot but cannot tell him how to correct his shot.(5) When a shot touches the line between two scoring divisions of the target, thecompetitor will be credited with the higher value.d. Excessive Hits:(1) When, in any match or series of matches, the total number of hits on a competitor'starget or targets exceeds the number of shots he fired, and when there is no means ofidentifying these shots, all hits will be scored and the procedure will then be as follows:(2) If it can be proven the excessive hits were made by the individual firing more than thenumber of shots allowed, the score will be disallowed and the penalty may bedisqualification for that stage or match. The pit NCOIC will make the final decision.(3) In the case of crossfire, if a target has less than fifteen (15) hits, starting alternately,take the low and high hits off the total, up to the number of excessive hits, beginning withthe low numbers. If a target has fifteen (15) or more hits the competitor has the option tore-fire. Targets will not be shown if a re-fire is selected. The Pit NCO will call the LineNCO with the possible score using the less than 15-hit rule.4. MISCELLANEOUSa. Challenges in Rifle Matches:(1) Slow Fire Matches: During slow fire matches the signaled value of a hit may bechallenged only before any subsequent shot has been fired at the same target. Thefollowing procedures will be used to determine the results of the challenge.i. If the challenge is for a hit, the hit or a miss will be signaled.ii. If the challenge is for a higher value, the correct value will be signaled.iii. During slow fire matches, a ricochet will be signaled as a miss. No spotting discwill be shown. A shot will not be declared a ricochet unless it gives evidence (by thethrowing of sand or dirt against the target in the pits) that it has previously struck theground. An elongated hole is not, by itself, evidence of a ricochet.(2) Timed Fire: During timed exposures, the following will occur:i. If the challenge is for the number of hits in a match other than slow fire matches,the competitor will be advised of the pit officer's decision before the match continues.ii. If the challenge is for the non-exposure or short exposure of a target during amatch, and this is confirmed by a block officer, pit officer or scorer on the firing line,there will be an additional exposure of the target for that competitor only for the timestipulated for the match. The additional exposure must be identified before the nextstage begins.iii. If the challenge is for a higher value, the correct value will be signaled.

. Timing of Exposures in Rifle Matches:(1) Method: A stopwatch will be used for timing exposures or the duration of firing. Theofficial time for all timed exposures will be kept in the pit.(2) Timed exposures: In timed exposures, raising, lowering and the facing of targets is tobe done as quickly as possible. In all types of matches, the exposure will be timed fromthe moment the last target is exposed and stationary. Targets will not be spun orotherwise manipulated to signal a hit. No verbal indication as to how the time is passingis allowed, except in coached team matches.c. Tie-Breaking Procedures:(1) Individual Matches: The following steps will break ties in individual matches inorder.i. Single Stage. By the greatest number of “X”s. By inverse order of shots, counting singly from the last shot to the first shot.ii. Multiple Stages at different distances. By the greatest number of “X”s. By the score fired at the longest distance, the next longest distance, etc.iii. Multiple Stage at different distances, but the score at each distance and/orstage cannot be determined. (Scored as single target) By the greatest number of “X”s. By the greatest number of hits of highest value, next highest value, etc.iv. Multiple Stage at different distances, but the score at each distance and/orstage cannot be determined. (Scored as multiple sets of targets) By the greatest number of “X”s By the scores of "targets sets" in reverse order.v. Individual unbreakable ties will be determined by the Match 321 scores.vi. If a tie still exists shoot off will be determined by the Match Director.(2) Team Matches: Team match scores will be ranked by applying the precedingRule 1 of this section to the total team scores for each range and stage, as applicable. Ifrule 1 cannot be applied, precede as follows:i. Single stage, scored as single target. By the greatest number of “X”s. By the greatest number of "5"s, by the greatest number of "4"s, etc.ii. Multiple Stages. By the total aggregate score of the last stage. By the total aggregate score of the next to the last stage, etc. By the highest individual aggregate score, second highest individual aggregatescore, etc.

ENCL 4Match 320: Combat Rifle 78 th Division Commanders Cup Match1. Awards: Any optics must be removed or rendered inert prior to firing this match. Awardsfor 1 st , 2 nd , and 3 rd place will also be given.2. Uniform and Equipment: See Enclosure 23. Highest Possible Score: 2504. Conditions: Competitors will shoot 5 sighters, and 50 rounds in 5 stages from 25 to 400yardsa. Zero(1) Range: 400 yards(2) Position: Prone Supported(3) Shots: 6 sighters(4) Target: 1 x EIC(5) Timing: 1 exposure of 5 minutes(6) Scoring: No points given(7) Competitors will place 5 shots on their Target. Each shot will be pulled and marked.This is a no score stage.a. Stage 1(1) Range: 400 yards(2) Position: Prone(3) Shots: 10(4) Target: 1 x EIC(5) Timing: 1 exposure of 120 seconds(6) Scoring: Maximum points 50(7) Competitors will begin the stage approximately 25 yards behind the 400 yard line.Upon the appearance of the targets, they will move to the 400 yard line and engagetheir Target.b. Stage 2(1) Range: 300 yards(2) Position: Prone(3) Shots: 10(4) Target: 1 x EIC(5) Timing: 1 exposure of 60 seconds(6) Scoring: Maximum points 50(7) Competitors will begin the stage approximately 25 yards behind the 300 yard line.Upon the appearance of the targets, they will move to the 300 yard line and engagetheir Target.

c. Stage 3(1) Range: 200 yards(2) Position: Kneeling(3) Shots: 10(4) Target: 1 x EIC(5) Timing: 1 exposure of 50 seconds(6) Scoring: Maximum points 50(7) Competitors will begin the stage approximately 25 yards behind the 200 yard line.Upon the appearance of the targets, they will move to the 200 yard line and engagetheir Target.d. Stage 4(1) Range: 100 yards(2) Position: Standing to Kneeling(3) Shots: 10(4) Target: 2 x EIC(5) Timing: 1 exposure of 40 seconds(6) Scoring: Maximum points 50(7) Competitors will begin the stage approximately 25 yards behind the 100 yard line.Upon the appearance of the targets, they will move to the 100 yard line and engageTarget 1 with 5 rounds from the Standing Position, reload on demand, and engageTarget 2 with 5 rounds from the Kneeling Position.e. Stage 5(1) Range: 75-25 yards(2) Position: Standing(3) Shots: 10(4) Target: 2 x EIC(5) Timing: 3 exposures of 4seconds at 75 yards, 3 seconds at 50 yards, and 2 secondsat 25 yards(6) Scoring: Maximum points 50(7) Competitors will shoot 5 rounds into each target. They will have an exposure of 4seconds at the 75 yard line, 3 seconds at the 50 yard line, and 2 seconds at the 25 yardline to do this. On command, they can fire as many shots per exposure as desired ateither target. More than 5 rounds in either target will be treated as excessive.Match 321: Combat Rifle Excellence-In-Competition5. Awards: Credit toward distinguished designation and appropriate Excellence-in-Competition badges are as provided in AR350-66 and AFI34-227. Individuals competing forleg points must use iron sights. Any optics must be removed or rendered inert prior to firingthis match. Awards for 1 st , 2 nd , and 3 rd place will also be given. This is a 4 point

introductory EIC Match. Only Soldiers who have not earned points towards theDistinguished Rifle Badge may earn points in this match.6. Uniform and Equipment: See Enclosure 27. Highest Possible Score: 2508. Conditions: Competitors will shoot 50 rounds in 5 stages from 25 to 400 yardsa. Stage 1(1) Range: 400 yards(2) Position: Prone(3) Shots: 10(4) Target: 1 x EIC(5) Timing: 1 exposure of 120 seconds(6) Scoring: Maximum points 50(7) Competitors will begin the stage approximately 25 yards behind the 400 yard line.Upon the appearance of the targets, they will move to the 400 yard line and engagetheir Target.b. Stage 2(1) Range: 300 yards(2) Position: Prone(3) Shots: 10(4) Target: 1 x EIC(5) Timing: 1 exposure of 60 seconds(6) Scoring: Maximum points 50(7) Competitors will begin the stage approximately 25 yards behind the 300 yard line.Upon the appearance of the targets, they will move to the 300 yard line and engagetheir Target.c. Stage 3(1) Range: 200 yards(2) Position: Kneeling(3) Shots: 10(4) Target: 1 x EIC(5) Timing: 1 exposure of 50 seconds(6) Scoring: Maximum points 50(7) Competitors will begin the stage approximately 25 yards behind the 200 yard line.Upon the appearance of the targets, they will move to the 200 yard line and engagetheir Target.d. Stage 4(1) Range: 100 yards(2) Position: Standing to Kneeling(3) Shots: 10

(4) Target: 2 x EIC(5) Timing: 1 exposure of 40 seconds(6) Scoring: Maximum points 50(7) Competitors will begin the stage approximately 25 yards behind the 100 yard line.Upon the appearance of the targets, they will move to the 100 yard line and engageTarget 1 with 5 rounds from the Standing Position, reload on demand, and engageTarget 2 with 5 rounds from the Kneeling Position.e. Stage 5(1) Range: 75-25 yards(2) Position: Standing(3) Shots: 10(4) Target: 2 x EIC(5) Timing: 3 exposures of 4seconds at 75 yards, 3 seconds at 50 yards, and 2 secondsat 25 yards(6) Scoring: Maximum points 50(7) Competitors will shoot 5 rounds into each target. They will have an exposure of 4seconds at the 75 yard line, 3 seconds at the 50 yard line, and 2 seconds at the 25 yardline to do this. On command, they can fire as many shots per exposure as desired ateither target. More than 5 rounds in either target will be treated as excessive.Match RI 301: Combat Rifle Team Match1. Awards: 1 st , 2 nd , and 3 rd place2. Uniform and Equipment: See Enclosure 23. Highest Possible Score: 200 points4. Conditions: Competitors will shoot 6 sighters, and 40 rounds in 3 stages from 300 to 100yardsa. Zero(1) Range: 300 yards(2) Position: Prone Supported(3) Shots: 6 sighters(4) Target: 1 x EIC(5) Timing: 1 exposure of 6 minutes(6) Scoring: No points given(7) Competitors will place 6 shots on their Target. Each shot will be pulled and marked.This is a no score stage.b. Stage 1(1) Range: 300 yards(2) Position: Prone Supported(3) Shots: 20

(4) Target: 1 x EIC(5) Timing: 1 exposure of 120 seconds(6) Scoring: Maximum 100 pointsc. Stage 2(1) Range: 200 yards(2) Position: Prone Unsupported(3) Shots: 10(4) Target: 1 x EIC(5) Timing: 1 exposure of 60 seconds(6) Scoring: Maximum 50 pointsd. Stage 3(1) Range: 100 yards(2) Position: Kneeling Unsupported(3) Shots: 10(4) Target: 1 x EIC(5) Timing: 1 exposure of 60 seconds(6) Scoring: Maximum 50 pointsMatch 322: Team Paper Match1. Awards: Awards for 1 st , 2 nd , and 3 rd place will also be given. Uniform and Equipment:See Enclosure 22. Highest Possible Score: 2503. Conditions: Competitors will shoot 50 rounds in 5 stages from 25 to 400 yards Scoresfrom EIC Match will be added to the Team Rifle match.a. Stage 1(1) Range: 400 yards(2) Position: Prone(3) Shots: 10(4) Target: 1 x EIC(5) Timing: 1 exposure of 120 seconds(6) Scoring: Maximum points 50(7) Competitors will begin the stage approximately 25 yards behind the 400 yard line.Upon the appearance of the targets, they will move to the 400 yard line and engagetheir Target.b. Stage 2(1) Range: 300 yards(2) Position: Prone(3) Shots: 10(4) Target: 1 x EIC

(5) Timing: 1 exposure of 60 seconds(6) Scoring: Maximum points 50(7) Competitors will begin the stage approximately 25 yards behind the 300 yard line.Upon the appearance of the targets, they will move to the 300 yard line and engagetheir Target.c. Stage 3(1) Range: 200 yards(2) Position: Kneeling(3) Shots: 10(4) Target: 1 x EIC(5) Timing: 1 exposure of 50 seconds(6) Scoring: Maximum points 50(7) Competitors will begin the stage approximately 25 yards behind the 200 yard line.Upon the appearance of the targets, they will move to the 200 yard line and engagetheir Target.d. Stage 4(1) Range: 100 yards(2) Position: Standing to Kneeling(3) Shots: 10(4) Target: 2 x EIC(5) Timing: 1 exposure of 40 seconds(6) Scoring: Maximum points 50(7) Competitors will begin the stage approximately 25 yards behind the 100 yard line.Upon the appearance of the targets, they will move to the 100 yard line and engageTarget 1 with 5 rounds from the Standing Position, reload on demand, and engageTarget 2 with 5 rounds from the Kneeling Position.e. Stage 5(1) Range: 75-25 yards(2) Position: Standing(3) Shots: 10(4) Target: 2 x EIC(5) Timing: 3 exposures of 4seconds at 75 yards, 3 seconds at 50 yards, and 2 secondsat 25 yards(6) Scoring: Maximum points 50(7) Competitors will shoot 5 rounds into each target. They will have an exposure of 4seconds at the 75 yard line, 3 seconds at the 50 yard line, and 2 seconds at the 25 yardline to do this. On command, they can fire as many shots per exposure as desired ateither target. More than 5 rounds in either target will be treated as excessive.

MATCH RI 325: Combat Rifle Individual Champion1. Awards: 1 st , 2 nd , and 3 rd Place2. Highest Possible Score: 7003. Conditions: This is the aggregate score of the 3 Rifle MatchesMATCH CT 325: Combat Rifle Team Match Champions1. Awards: 1 st , 2 nd , and 3 rd Place2. Highest Possible Score: 18003. Conditions: This is the aggregate score of the two team Rifle Matches