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    This document discusses the duties and responsibilities of a Ground Team Leader (GTL) during search and rescue missions. It provides examples of common situations a GTL may encounter in the field and questions about how to respond. The GTL is responsible for the safety and task completion of their team, and has authority to make decisions in the field. They must report to and seek guidance from higher commanders when possible. The health and safety of all individuals, including following proper procedures, should be the top priority in any decision made.

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    Ground Team Leadership Discussion Questions: Major Philip Berchtold, CAP Comanche Eagles Composite Squadron Oklahoma Wing

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    This document discusses the duties and responsibilities of a Ground Team Leader (GTL) during search and rescue missions. It provides examples of common situations a GTL may encounter in the field and questions about how to respond. The GTL is responsible for the safety and task completion of their team, and has authority to make decisions in the field. They must report to and seek guidance from higher commanders when possible. The health and safety of all individuals, including following proper procedures, should be the top priority in any decision made.

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    Ground Team Leadership Discussion Questions

    Major Philip Berchtold, CAP Comanche Eagles Composite Squadron

    Oklahoma Wing

    Ground Team Leadership GTL Duties

    What are the duties of the GTL?


    Organize the Team Obtain a Briefing about the Teams Tasking Brief the Team Keep the Team Focused on the Tasking Ensure Reporting is Accomplished Ensure SAFETY of the Team Members Make On-Scene Decisions in the Field

    Ground Team Leadership Responsibility and Authority


    Who are you responsible to? Who is responsible to you? What decisions can you make? What decisions can you not make?

    Ground Team Leadership Where the GTL Fits In


    Mission Coordinator MC Ground Ops Director GOD Ground Search Coordinator GSC

    Ground Team Leader GTL

    Ground Team Member GTM

    Ground Team Leadership You are the Commander

    You are the Commander in the Field


    Responsible to GOD and MC for what you do You are the closest to the problem and therefore have the most information Seek guidance when possible No decision is seldom a viable option Team decisions are frequently the best

    Ground Team Leadership Reporting Requirements

    Required Reporting
    Briefing Debriefing OPSNORMAL Accident Reports

    EXERCISE
    Ground Team Leader Situations What Do You Do Now ???

    Situation 1
    Your team traced the ELT to a locked hanger. What do you do now? Why?

    Situation 2
    Your team DFed the signal to a building and determined it is being produced by a piece of manufacturing equipment. The owner refuses to shut it down. What do you do now? Why?

    Situation 3
    Your team found the objective, a plane, with 2 dead and 2 injured. What do you do now? Why?

    Situation 4
    Your team found the plane and it is empty. From current information it crashed 2 hours ago. What do you do now? Why? Would your answer be different if it had crashed 5 days ago? Why?

    Situation 5
    Your team is told to search an area but the landowner cannot be found to grant permission. What do you do now? Why?

    Situation 6
    You see the objective on the other side of a fence. There may be survivors. What do you do now? Why?

    Situation 7
    Your team is told to go out to an area and wait. You got there four hours ago and the team is getting restless. What do you do now? Why?

    Situation 8
    Your team is enroute to your search assignment and happen across a motor vehicle accident. Injured are lying in the middle of the road. What do you do now? Why?

    Situation 9
    Your vehicle fails inspection. The steel belt is showing on two of the tires. You report it to Ground Ops and are told to proceed anyway. What do you do now? Why?

    Situation 10
    You find that two of your assigned Ground Team Members have not got 101or 101T Cards for GTM. What do you do now? Why?

    Situation 11
    One of your Cadets is injured. He has fallen and broken his leg. What do you do now? Why?

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