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Battalion Focus: Case Study
Battalion Focus: Risk Management Framework, 275th Site Evaluation Preparation,

1. (Fight Tonight): 41st Signal Battalion conducted an M4 range at Reynolds Range, 362nd led this effort on 06 DEC 2016. 27 out of 27 Soldiers qualified on the M4 rifle. 13 marksmen, 9 sharpshooters, and 5 experts. Next Range 11 JAN 17, if other units across the BDE need to qualify please coordinate with the BN S3.

2. (Install, Operate, Maintain, & Defend the Network): HHD's Maintenance Support Team (MST) preformed equipment repairs at two towers this week; CP Casey and DET K. The Team is repairing dehydrators at each site in order to keep moisture out of the equipment rooms.

3. (Install, Operate, Maintain, & Defend the Network): New HVACs have been installed
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