Soldiers also receive training on the rules of engagement, mine awareness and media in Bosnia. In the afternoon soldiers are taken to Owl Creek Assault Course to see the demolition of a 5-ton dump truck. The demonstration is done to show the blast effects of an anti-tank mine. There are currently over 1 million known land mines present in Bosnia, and millions more to be discovered. A large portion of IRT focuses on reducing the risk posed by the land mines.
Training then focuses on force protection.
Day two is spent learning countermine procedures, environmental concerns, convoy operations and vehicle and personnel search techniques through classroom instruction and practical exercises. All tasks the soldiers learn on the first two days are evaluated during the situational training exercise lanes on day three. Each lane is a series of practical exercises to test the soldiers' comprehension and knowledge. The soldiers perform vehicle and personnel searches, media interviews and are tested on the tactics they learned during the training. On the final day of training, the soldiers are placed in a convoy and forced to react to a variety of situations that might present themselves in Bosnia.