For example, grouping rifle marksmanship ranges, hand grenade ranges, antiarmor ranges, and tank gunnery ranges reduces transportation costs, increases range use, and cuts down on facility requirements. When ranges are grouped properly, training can proceed in a concurrent, progressive fashion. Soldiers can move from range to range, using consolidated storage, maintenance, dining, and parking facilities. Grouping is the most economical way to plan ranges. Modernized facility standards also allow integration of training devices in lieu of live-fire engagement.
Commanders have the flexibility to make minor modifications for mission training requirements.
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