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6-52 trains on rollovers


Image by USAG-Humphreys
Story and photo by 2nd. Lt. Susan Mejia
6-52 Air Defense Artillery

CAMP HUMPHREYS — Soldiers from the 6th Battalion, 52nd Air Defense Artillery conducted vehicle roll-over training here using the HMMWV Egress Assistance Trainer, or HEAT.
HEAT helps Soldiers learn how to escape from a rolled-over vehicle. A maximum of five Soldiers are allowed inside the trainer at one time. Each passenger must hold a rubber M16A2 in addition to the usual helmets, body armor, and gloves.
The Soldiers occupy one of the following seats: driver’s seat, passenger seat, gunner, or rear passenger seats. Before the Soldiers get to experience what a rollover would feel like they must attend a safety class and understand the reasons to why a rollover occurs and what to do in the situation.
As the first five Soldiers got in and received their gear, some had a look of uncertainty on their faces.
The instructors had cameras inside the HMMWV and turned on the monitors outside the trainer so the observers could see the participant’s reaction.
The instructors explained the participants would experience turnovers of 30, 60, 90, and 180 degrees. They must then get out of the vehicle as fast and safe as possible.
Sergeant Justin Rogers of F Company called the training worthwhile.
“It is a good experience for all Soldiers to go through because this could happen not only in combat but also during every day missions, and you can never be too prepared,” he said. “Soldiers, including the gunner, must be properly trained to open safety restraints and learn how to exit the vehicle through doors in a variety of rotated positions”.
HEAT teaches Soldiers how to stay oriented and ensure their equipment stays secure. It also gives them practice unlocking their seat belts and doors while being completely upside down.
The HEAT trainer has become the U.S. Army standard for egress training and has been made part of required training for all Soldiers.

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„ОПУС 6, 2 : утро“


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