What is evaluated during AGT III?

The evaluation during AGT III primarily focuses on a team-level assessment of gunnery tables I and II. This aspect is crucial because AGT III aims to assess how well a team can collaborate and apply their collective skills and knowledge in a gunnery context. AGT III is designed to demonstrate the effectiveness of the team in executing fire missions under realistic scenarios, ensuring that all members can operate cohesively while adhering to standard operating procedures.

While individual marksmanship skills, course completion rates, and maintenance procedures are important components in the overall gunnery training process, they are typically evaluated in other contexts or phases. Individual marksmanship is often assessed in isolation to gauge personal skills, while course completion rates reflect overall training progress rather than specific team performance. Maintenance procedures are vital but pertain more to equipment readiness than to the collaborative execution of gunnery tables critical in AGT III. Thus, the correct focus during AGT III is on evaluating the team’s ability to successfully implement the tactics and techniques learned in gunnery tables I and II.