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PREFACE

The Army Institute for Professional Development (AIPD) administers the

consolidated Army Correspondence Course Program (ACCP), which provides high

quality, economical training to its users. The AIPD is accredited by the

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COMBAT ENGINEER

PART I

CORRESPONDENCE COURSE

U.S. ARMY ENGINEER SCHOOL

This reprint includes Lesson Change #1 dtd 19 Jan 75

MOS: 12B20

INTRODUCTION

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This is one of a series of subcourses in

tended to assist enlisted personnel of the

Army to improve their proficiency in engineer

MOS job requirements. This study should

increase your job knowledge and your chances

of qualifying for proficiency pay and/or pro

motion.

This subcourse and one entitled Combat

EngineerPart II are oriented toward as

sisting the student already qualified as a

Pioneer, MOS 12A10, to qualify as a Combat

Engineer, MOS 12B20. The lessons compris

ing Part I are concerned mainly with activi

ties which facilitate operations of friendly

combat forces; those in Part II cover activi

ties which, for the most part, impede the

enemy.

This subcourse consists of nine lessons and

an examination as follows:

LESSON NO. LESSON TITLE REFERENCES

2 Reconnaissance and Intelligence S/C 54, FM 530, FM 536

3 Handtools and Rigging S/C 34, TM 5461, TM 5725

4 Engineer Equipment S/C 66, TM 5331A, C, D

5 Construction Planning S/C 67, TM 5333

6 Soils in Construction S/C 53, TM S330

7 Roads and Culverts S/C 64, TM 5330, FM 534

8 Bridges S/C 59, TM 5277, TM 5312

9 Expedient Stream Crossings FM 634, TM 5210

Examination.

Twentysix hours are accredited for this

subcourse.

The information in the attached memo

randums accompanying the lessons should be

sufficient for you to answer the questions at

the ends of the lessons and those in the ex

amination. If you need additional informa

tion, you should use the references listed

above.

You will not be limited as to the number

of hours you may spend on any lesson or the

examination.

* * * IMPORTANT NOTICE * * *

THE PASSING SCORE FOR ALL ACCP MATERIAL IS NOW 70%.

PLEASE DISREGARD ALL REFERENCES TO THE 75% REQUIREMENT.

LESSON 1

MAP READING

CREDIT HOURS _____________

TEXT ASSIGNMENT __________

MATERIALS REQUIRED _______

LESSON OBJECTIVE _________

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LESSON

CHANGE

NO. 1

Engineer Subcourse 05011, Combat Engineer I, Edition 1, is changed

as follows:

Introduction: Delete all references to Lesson 1, Map Reading

Lesson 1: Delete in its entirety. This lesson contains

outdated material that is no longer available

for distribution. Information on map reading

may be obtained by enrolling in EN 53202, Map

and Aerial Photograph Reading I.

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