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Posted: 9/12/2010 7:08:06 PM EDT
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what will the book be used for?
tactical: call for fire, 9lines, SOI personnel: weapon SN, phone numbers, email and physical address i like the rite in the rain note books and use it for about everything that and a ranger handbook should be all you ever need |
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Posted: 9/12/2010 7:23:09 PM EDT
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what will the book be used for? tactical: call for fire, 9lines, SOI personnel: weapon SN, phone numbers, email and physical address i like the rite in the rain note books and use it for about everything that and a ranger handbook should be all you ever need All my soldiers information.... -Uniforms sizes -wifes name, kids etc.... -birthdays -is the SOA preggers -Are they in college ––Status of NCOERs and counseling -NCOES dates an other school dates and types -APFT scores, weapon scores, dates etc -NCO creed..... |
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Posted: 9/12/2010 7:59:16 PM EDT
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Quoted: what will the book be used for? tactical: call for fire, 9lines, SOI personnel: weapon SN, phone numbers, email and physical address i like the rite in the rain note books and use it for about everything that and a ranger handbook should be all you ever need A leader's book is for tracking: soldier data, training, apft, weapons qual, counseling and ncoer info, ncoes dates, etc. I am a NCOIC of a S-3 shop. All of my subordinates are NCOs. I will need to track schools and NCOER info. I will also need to track WTT and Mandatory annual training. 161Infantry has the idea of what I am looking for. Did you build something using excel? |
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Posted: 9/12/2010 8:04:00 PM EDT
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If you log on to the BCKS NCO Net site(or Leadernet––I forgot which), you'll find a few decent examples.
When I was a section chief(a long time ago), I used to carry around basic info laminated into a green book. I've never been a huge fan of the crazy huge books that some people want to carry. For my purposes––fuck all the cheese dick things that your CSM may like, I am a pure nuts and bolts type of person. |
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Posted: 9/12/2010 8:06:30 PM EDT
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Quoted: If you log on to the BCKS NCO Net site(or Leadernet––I forgot which), you'll find a few decent examples. When I was a section chief(a long time ago), I used to carry around basic info laminated into a green book. I've never been a huge fan of the crazy huge books that some people want to carry. For my purposes––fuck all the cheese dick things that your CSM may like, I am a pure nuts and bolts type of person. I am not planning on it being over huge binder. I only have 4 NCOs I am tracking. I am not really concerned with fancy art on the pages and all that. It is all about content. I am looking for ideas to best organize the data, and recommendations on how to keep it in a format that would be easy to carry around. |
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Posted: 9/12/2010 8:10:18 PM EDT
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Best leader's book I saw was in one of these:
http://www.riteintherain.com/ItemForm.aspx?item=9200&Category=fb794d29-bd12-4367-918d-cb0eefe2dd35 It was not some giant ass thing you couldn't carry. It would fit in a cargo pocket. It had all the info and it was just shit hot. All the pages were laminated. NCO Creed, Soldier Data and sorts of other stuff. It was slick. Some people had giant white binders that were just cumbersome. I thought that was the way to go. |
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Posted: 9/12/2010 8:13:36 PM EDT
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Quoted: Best leader's book I saw was in one of these: http://www.riteintherain.com/ItemForm.aspx?item=9200&Category=fb794d29-bd12-4367-918d-cb0eefe2dd35 It was not some giant ass thing you couldn't carry. It would fit in a cargo pocket. It had all the info and it was just shit hot. All the pages were laminated. NCO Creed, Soldier Data and sorts of other stuff. It was slick. thanks for the link |
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Posted: 9/13/2010 6:50:04 AM EDT
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All my soldiers information.... -Uniforms sizes -wifes name, kids etc.... -birthdays -is the SOA preggers -Are they in college ––Status of NCOERs and counseling -NCOES dates an other school dates and types -APFT scores, weapon scores, dates etc -NCO creed..... Sounds more like a personnel data sheet rather than a complete leaders book. I can send you both my two page Word version I used to track that sort of thing as well as the Excell one page form I used as a laminated sheet I'd carry in the field.. |
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Posted: 9/13/2010 7:49:54 AM EDT
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what will the book be used for? tactical: call for fire, 9lines, SOI personnel: weapon SN, phone numbers, email and physical address i like the rite in the rain note books and use it for about everything that and a ranger handbook should be all you ever need A leader's book is for tracking: soldier data, training, apft, weapons qual, counseling and ncoer info, ncoes dates, etc. I am a NCOIC of a S-3 shop. All of my subordinates are NCOs. I will need to track schools and NCOER info. I will also need to track WTT and Mandatory annual training. 161Infantry has the idea of what I am looking for. Did you build something using excel? are you only tracking 4 people or are you the S3 tracking a company or BN? it sounds like youre trying to take a company training matrix and condense it down into a handheld book. if you only have 4 subordinates i question the need to track all of that information. sounds like youve got some good idea fairy CSM breathing down your neck asking for bullshit. i think youre trying to reinvent the wheel. but good luck. maybe i just dont understand what youre getting at. |
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Posted: 9/13/2010 4:49:27 PM EDT
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Quoted: I would appreciate anything you send.Quoted: All my soldiers information.... -Uniforms sizes -wifes name, kids etc.... -birthdays -is the SOA preggers -Are they in college ––Status of NCOERs and counseling -NCOES dates an other school dates and types -APFT scores, weapon scores, dates etc -NCO creed..... Sounds more like a personnel data sheet rather than a complete leaders book. I can send you both my two page Word version I used to track that sort of thing as well as the Excell one page form I used as a laminated sheet I'd carry in the field.. |
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