Squadron Resources: Training Exercises

Note that all material below was designed for use in areas used by 722 Squadron for exercises, and so may not be suitable for use in other locations without major modifications.
See also Information & Forms for exercise-related paperwork.

Serial No.Exercise NameFiles:
EXE-BAS-090-01Operation: Lucky DieBrief: Main, Control, Waypoint, Team Leader
Paperwork: Route cards, Score Sheet, Team Sheet 		Download Postscript version
EXE-BAS-090-02Operation: PolybiusBrief: Main, Team Leader
Paperwork: Messages, Code sheets 		Download Postscript version
EXE-BAS-090-03Operation: Dock LeafBrief: Main, Team Leader
Paperwork: -- None -- 		Download MS Word version
EXE-BAS-090-04Operation: Bright StarBrief: Main, Team Leader
Paperwork: -- None -- 		Download MS Word version
EXE-BAS-090-05Operation: Gate Crash-- wip --
EXE-BAS-090-06Operation: Double Vision-- wip --
EXE-BAS-090-07Operation: Inside Edge-- wip --
EXE-BAS-090-08Operation: Three Wise MenBrief: Main, Team Leader
Paperwork: -- None -- 		Download MS Word version
EXE-BUR-150-01Operation: Crash SiteBrief: Main, Team Leader
Paperwork: -- None -- 		Download Postscript version
EXE-BUR-150-02Operation: Silent Death-- wip --
EXE-BUR-150-03Operation: BalthazarBrief: Main
Paperwork: Route cards 		Download MS Word version

The serial number is made up as follows:

The first three characters, EXE, mean it is an EXErcise.
The next three characters indicates the location that the exercise is designed for (eg. BUR is for Braunton Burrows, a nearby MOD training area)
The three characters after this indicate the approximate duration of the activity: either in minutes if three figure, or hours if two figures followed by an "H", eg. 090 = 90 minutes, 36H = 36 hours.
The last two digits are an activity number, used to index activities of the same type, location and duration.