What are PCC and PCI?

PCC/PCI. Pre-combat checks (PCCs) / Pre-combat inspections (PCIs) and Pre-execution checks are key to ensuring leaders, trainers and soldiers are adequately prepared to execute operations and training to Army standard. PCC/ PCIs are the bridge between pre-execution checks and execution of training.

What is the difference between PCI and PCC?

What is a PCC and what is a PCI? a. Both are intended to accomplish the same thing, which is to have a leader ensure that certain mission critical pieces of equipment are ready. The only real difference is who is doing the inspecting.

What does PCCs and PCIs stand for?

Pre-combat checks (PCCs), pre-combat inspections (PCIs), and pre- execution checks ensure that you and your unit are adequately prepared to execute operations and training according to standard. They are the detailed final checks that all units conduct before and during training and combat operations.

What does PCI stand for military?

Of the tasks leaders conduct in the Army, pre-combat checks (PCCs) and pre-combat inspections (PCIs) are among the most vital.

What are the 8 troop-leading procedures?

EIGHT-STEP TROOP-LEADING PROCESS:

Receive the Mission.
Issue a Warning Order.
Make a Tentative Plan.
Initiate Movement.
Conduct Reconnaissance.
Complete the Plan.
Issue the Order.
Supervise, Inspect and Refine.

What does PCI stand for Army?

pre-combat inspections
Of the tasks leaders conduct in the Army, pre-combat checks (PCCs) and pre-combat inspections (PCIs) are among the most vital.

What does Mett T stand for?

Mett-tc
Mett-tc meaning. Filters. (US) Mission, enemy, terrain, troops available, time, and civilian considerations: A mnemonic used by the United States military to help commanders remember and prioritize what to analyze during the planning phase of any operation.

What is Salute report?

The SALUTE report is a general template used to determine, and report, the most important assets of an enemy force. The SALUTE report, like many other military reporting forms, is standardized to mitigate confusion when relaying important information to different units or branches of the military.

What are the 7 methods of rehearsal?

Battle drill or standard operating procedure rehearsal. Leaders employ these rehearsal types through six basic techniques: network, map, sketch map, terrain model, reduced force, and full dress rehearsal. All of these techniques require different kinds and amounts of resources.

What’s the difference between a PCC and a PCI?

pre-combat check (PCC) a formal check by an individual Soldier to ensure that he or she is prepared to execute a mission, and that all team and squad equipment is prepared and in working condition pre-combat inspection (PCI)

Are there any non credit classes at PCC?

Non-Credit Classes: you can pick up a free non-credit schedule at any PCC campus. Sign up to receive a copy in the mail with the PCC Communities magazine.

What kind of training is needed for PCI certification?

PCI knows that an effective quality control program requires knowledgeable and motivated personnel to achieve the level of quality being demanded, so PCI offers training courses (QC Schools) for PCI Personnel Certification candidates.