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Over 1,140 pages!1. Preparedness.
USARAK soldiers must possess the necessary skills to conduct combat operations in the extreme cold of
the sub-arctic/arctic environment. All leaders in USARAK have the inherent responsibility to prepare
themselves and their soldiers, both mentally and physically, to operate in the cold weather environment.
Routine tasks will only remain routine under arctic conditions if the proper preparation and training are
conducted before execution. As leaders prepare to conduct arctic skills training, it is imperative that the
training focus be to conduct hands-on, performance-oriented skills.2. References.
The publications listed below are key publications to be used in conjunction with this chapter.
a. FM 5-103, Survivability.
b. FM 31-70, Basic Cold Weather Manual.
c. FM 31-71, Northern Operations.
d. FM 3-97.6, Mountain Operations.
e. FM 3-97.61, Military Mountaineering.
f. USARAK Pamphlet 385-2, Safety - Winter Exercise Handbook.
g. USARAK Pamphlet 525-1.
h. Northern Warfare Training Center Cold Weather Operations Manual.
i. USARAK Pamphlet 385-4. Risk Management for Cold Weather Operations.
j. Northern Warfare Training Center Mountain Operations Manual.
k. Northern Warfare Training Center Risk Management Guide for Mountain Operations.3. Arctic Light Individual Training (ALIT)
a. MSCs and tenant units are responsible for developing soldier cold weather indoctrination (CWI)
training programs within their organizations. This training program will be referred to as Arctic Light
Individual Training (ALIT) throughout this document. The purpose of ALIT is to train USARAK soldiers in
the critical skills required to conduct safe operations and training in an sub-artic/arctic environment. After
completing ALIT, a soldier will be ready to conduct training in an arctic environment. All new arrivals, both
enlisted and officers, will complete CWI I before participating in any field exercise, and CWI I and II before
participating in a field exercise during the winter months (1 October through 1 May). Host units must
ensure units attached for training, but not stationed in Alaska, receive ALIT instruction before field training
where temperatures will drop below 10 degrees Fahrenheit.b. ALIT will be managed at the MSC level. It may be executed at the battalion or separate company
level. ALIT trainers must be graduates of the NWTC Cold Weather Leaders Course (CWLC). Units are
authorized to send their personnel to ALIT programs conducted by other units. MSCs will maintain
records identifying soldiers who have successfully completed ALIT. NWTC will develop programs of
instruction to ensure ALIT compliance with USARAK Regulation 350-1. NWTC will submit brigade ALIT
programs of instruction to the Training Branch, DTPSM, for approval.
