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UXO/IED 9-Line Report

Radio Operator – Fill in all blanks on this form for UXO/IED reports from Battalion. If a line is missed ask for

clarification from reporting unit.





Line 1: Date-Time Group: _04 1255U JUN 06__________

Line 2: Reporting Activity (Unit) and location (grid of UXO).

Unit: _MAP 1__________ & Grid: _9090 9041_________________





Line 3: Contact Method:

Freq: ____________ & Call sign: _________________



Line 4: Type of Ordnance: Possible IED





Line 5: NBC Contamination: _NONE_______________________

Line 6: Resources Threatened: ASR TEXAS



Line 7: Impact on Mission: Unable to continue patrol to B Co VCP



Line 8: Protective Measures: Cordon set



Line 9: Recommended Priority: (Circle One)



Immediate Indirect Minor No Threat





For Mojave Viper Exercise Use Only.

Link up point for EOD? ______________________

(Street Intersection or Grid)

SPOT Report

Radio Operator – Fill in all blanks on this form for SPOT Report from Battalion. If a line is

missed ask for clarification from reporting unit.



Line 1: Date-Time Group: __04 1331U JUN 06__________________

Line 2: Unit: _C Co., 2nd Plt___________________ (Unit Making Report)

Line 3: Size: _2 Military Age Males______________ (Size of Enemy Unit)

Line 4: Activity: (Enemy Activity at DTG of Report)



Firing AK-47s towards patrol on Isabel



Line 5: Location: _Bldg 706K_______________________

(Grid of Enemy Activity or Event Observed)

Line 6: Unit: _Unknown______________________________ (Enemy Unit)

Line 7: Time: _04 1331U JUN 06_____________ (DTG of Observation)

Line 8: Equipment: (Equipment of Unit Observed)



AK-47s





Line 9: Sender’s Assessment: (Specific Sender Information)

None





Line 10: Narrative: (Free Text for Additional Information)



MAMs shot and ran away. Going to search the building.





Line 11: Authentication: (Report Authentication)

CASREP # 1

Radio Operator – Fill in all blanks on this form for CASREP from Battalion. If a line is

missed ask for clarification from reporting unit.



Line 1: Name, Grade, SSN, Unit:









Line 2: Time of Incident: _04 1331U JUN 06_________

Line 3: Location of Incident: _Bldg. 706K_______________

Line 4: Type of Wound: (Circle all that apply)

A – Gunshot B – Shrapnel C – Concussion D – Burn E – Other



Line 5: Part of Body Affected:



5 – Right Arm & 7 – Right Leg



(1 – Head, 2 – Face, 3 – Chest, 4 – Abdomen, 5 – Rt Arm, 6 – Lt Arm, 7 – Rt Leg, 8 – Lt Leg, 9 – Rt Shoulder, 10 –

Left Shoulder, 11 – Rt Foot, 12 – Lt Foot, 13 – Back, 14 – Buttocks)





Line 6: Status: (Circle One)

A – KIA B – MIA C – WIA (evac) D – WIA (non-evac)



Line 7: MEDEVAC: Y /N



Line 8: Activity that Marine was Engaged In:



Patrol in WaS

CASREP # 2

Radio Operator – Fill in all blanks on this form for CASREP from Battalion. If a line is

missed ask for clarification from reporting unit.



Line 1: Name, Grade, SSN, Unit:









Line 2: Time of Incident: _ 04 1331U JUN 06_________

Line 3: Location of Incident: _Bldg. 706K_______________

Line 4: Type of Wound: (Circle all that apply)

A – Gunshot B – Shrapnel C – Concussion D – Burn E – Other



Line 5: Part of Body Affected:



6 – Left Arm & 10 – Left Shoulder



(1 – Head, 2 – Face, 3 – Chest, 4 – Abdomen, 5 – Rt Arm, 6 – Lt Arm, 7 – Rt Leg, 8 – Lt Leg, 9 – Rt Shoulder, 10 –

Left Shoulder, 11 – Rt Foot, 12 – Lt Foot, 13 – Back, 14 – Buttocks)





Line 6: Status: (Circle One)

A – KIA B – MIA C – WIA (evac) D – WIA (non-evac)



Line 7: MEDEVAC: Y /N



Line 8: Activity that Marine was Engaged In:



Patrol in WaS

CASEVAC REQUEST / MEDEVAC INFO #1

(FROM FAC TO DASC/DASC(A)/TACC(A) HIGHER)



VHF (S/C/PT) (PRI) ______________ (ALT) ______________

UHF (PRI) ______________ (ALT) ______________

SAT PH______________



CASEVAC REQUEST/NATO 10-LINE

1. Pick up site: GRID Coordinates ______________________

2. Pick up site: Freq and C/S _____ ____

3. Number of patients by precedence:

# of A – Urgent (1 hour) 1

# of B – Urgent Surgery (1hr)

# of C – Priority (4-6 hrs)

# of D – Routine

# of E – Convenience

4. Special equipment needed by Patients:

A - None C - Extractor equipment

B - Hoist D - Ventilator

5. Number of patients by Type:

# of L – Litter 1

# of A – Ambulatory

6. Security at Pick up site (tactical)

N – No enemy

P – possible enemy troops

E – Enemy troops (caution recommended)

X – Enemy troops (armed escort recommended)

7. Marking at P/U site: Day/Night

A – Panels (color)

B – Pyrotechnics (color)

C – Smoke (color) White

D – None

E – Other

8. Patient Nationality and Status:

A – US Military

B – US Civilian

C – Non US Military

D – Non US Citizen

E – EPW

9. NBC Contamination: N – Nuclear B – Bio

C – Chem D – None

10. Patient information: First Intial, Middle Initial, Last Name, Last 4 SSN, Blood type

RAPID REQUEST #1





A Requesting Unit C Co.

B Location (6-8 digit grid) NT 908 900

C Support Required Resupply

H Class V (W) (ground ammunition) 5,000 rds A080

V Clarifying instructions Less than half DOS O/H

W Mission precedence Urgent

Y Contact instructions Insert Callsign and NetID for link-up



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