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Let’s walk through how we approach this at the battalion level. It’s a process, not a single event, and it starts long before anyone even thinks about hooking up to an anchor line cable.

ATEC Streamlining Safety Release Process to Accelerate Evaluation

Today, in support of Army transformation, ATEC is significantly streamlining the Safety Release process, combining speed with rigor to help put crucial systems in Soldiers’ hands faster than ever before.

 

  • 1 March 2026
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Closing the Shortcut Road

Driver training is extremely complex, time consuming, and holds so much liability, accountability and responsibility for a commander. Yet, some leaders still feel that if a Soldier has a civilian driver’s license, they can operate any Army vehicle.

  • 22 February 2026
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Up in Smoke

Just about every Soldier has experienced the CS grenade. While the gas may be uncomfortable, it's an effective training tool and everyone is OK after a short period of time — especially if they’re wearing a protective mask. I learned, however, that these types of grenades can be dangerous if you lose focus during training.

  • 25 January 2026
  • Author: USACRC Editor
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Range Irresponsibility

A major component of any training — military or civilian — is risk reduction. The only way for it to be effective is to implement risk management and not get careless. Years ago, my unit had an incident that could have turned fatal.

  • 18 January 2026
  • Author: USACRC Editor
  • Number of views: 282
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Unexpected Emergencies

Safety is paramount in the military, especially when operating in extreme environments. As Soldiers, we train rigorously to ensure that we can handle anything nature throws at us. But sometimes, even the best training can’t prevent unexpected emergencies.

  • 13 January 2026
  • Author: USACRC Editor
  • Number of views: 224
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