Military 3000 Word Rbi on Parking Your Military Police Patrol Vehicle
3000 word RBI on why I should back my vehicle into a parking spot
Here is what happened. I pv2 stein was on patrol in Schweinfurt Germany on 19 April 2010. I went to work at 1345 like usual for a swing shift. We started guard mount and then we went out to PMCS our vehicles as we always do. I had vehicle 753 for the day so I started my PMCS on that vehicle. I started by checking all of the fluids in the vehicle. I checked all the fluids including the oil and windshield washer fluid. Everything was fine with the fluids so I moved onto the next part. I walked around and got into the vehicle to check all of the damage to the interior of it. There were minor scratches to the interior including the door panels, the seats, and the center console as well as the dashboard. I marked all of this on my pmcs sheet and then moved onto the next step which is the exterior of the vehicle. I started on the back side of the driver’s side of the vehicle. I noted a few minor scratches and marks on the vehicle as I made a complete 360 degree walk around the vehicle like I am supposed to. There was no major damaged on the vehicle that I noticed on my 360 degree walk around the vehicle so I got inside the vehicle and made sure all of the lights and emergency lights and sirens worked on it like usual. I then started the vehicle to make sure the navigation system worked. It did so I annotated all of the damage to vehicle in my pmcs sheet and then signed it on the front. I turned it into my patrol sup and then got a weapon so I was ready to go in service. I then went in service and made my way over to Askren Manor and parked behind the commissary in between a yellow dumpster and a green TMP van. I backed my vehicle into the parking spot with at least a parking spot in between each object on each side of my vehicle. I then got out and completed a walking patrol for approximately 30 minutes. After I completed a walking patrol I made my way over to Ledward Barracks and started a mobile
Here is what happened. I pv2 stein was on patrol in Schweinfurt Germany on 19 April 2010. I went to work at 1345 like usual for a swing shift. We started guard mount and then we went out to PMCS our vehicles as we always do. I had vehicle 753 for the day so I started my PMCS on that vehicle. I started by checking all of the fluids in the vehicle. I checked all the fluids including the oil and windshield washer fluid. Everything was fine with the fluids so I moved onto the next part. I walked around and got into the vehicle to check all of the damage to the interior of it. There were minor scratches to the interior including the door panels, the seats, and the center console as well as the dashboard. I marked all of this on my pmcs sheet and then moved onto the next step which is the exterior of the vehicle. I started on the back side of the driver’s side of the vehicle. I noted a few minor scratches and marks on the vehicle as I made a complete 360 degree walk around the vehicle like I am supposed to. There was no major damaged on the vehicle that I noticed on my 360 degree walk around the vehicle so I got inside the vehicle and made sure all of the lights and emergency lights and sirens worked on it like usual. I then started the vehicle to make sure the navigation system worked. It did so I annotated all of the damage to vehicle in my pmcs sheet and then signed it on the front. I turned it into my patrol sup and then got a weapon so I was ready to go in service. I then went in service and made my way over to Askren Manor and parked behind the commissary in between a yellow dumpster and a green TMP van. I backed my vehicle into the parking spot with at least a parking spot in between each object on each side of my vehicle. I then got out and completed a walking patrol for approximately 30 minutes. After I completed a walking patrol I made my way over to Ledward Barracks and started a mobile