PART 1: DOD REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM
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Cost Factors ($FY04)
Inventory records
Code
Title
UM
Description
Construction
Sustainment
Upper limit Reset Value
LN
*
9.30
.11
2
2
A range to conduct qualification firing with the grenade machinegun. It can also be used to
practice target observation and adjustment of fire, to practice machinegun traversing and
searching, to develop speed during operation, and to obtain an accurate burst. This range can
be used to train with the weapons on the ground or mounted on a vehicle. LN consists of area
and firing points for one gunner to complete training objectives. CCF is derived from USACE
data. SCF is derived from RS Means data.
FP
0,085.51
,344.21
1
1
A range to teach soldiers the skills needed to defeat armored vehicles with recoilless rifles or
light antitank weapons using launch effects trainers, sub-caliber rockets, or small arms
cartridges. CCF is derived from USACE data. SCF is derived from RS Means data.
LN
*
,546,587.35
,913.23
2
1
A range to teach the techniques of engaging targets with medium and heavy anti-armor
weapons (missiles). It is also used for field tracking and qualification exercises with tracking
and launch effect trainers. LN consists of range area to accommodate up to 10 gunners. CCF is
derived from USACE data. SCF is derived from RS Means data.
,884.47
1
1
EA
*
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,080,697.68
A range to fire cannon artillery and other large caliber guns using high-explosive ammunition.
Direct fire means the crew can see the target and fires as a point-to-point weapon. EA is
defined as range to support up to one battery of artillery. CCF is derived from USACE data.
SCF is derived from RS Means data.
EA
*
,187,368.00
,790.10
1
1
A range to train tank and fighting vehicle crews in the rapid engagement and destruction of
targets during day and night exercises from a stationary vehicle. EA is defined as range to
support up to 15 gunners. CCF is derived from USACE data. SCF is derived from RS Means
data.
EA
*
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.001
1
A range to fire cannon artillery, rockets, mortar, and other indirect weapon systems using high-
explosive ammunition. Indirect fire means the crew cannot see the target either because of
terrain or distance. EA is defined as range to support up to a section/battery.
EA
*
,632.25
.29
1
1
A scaled range to teach firing skills to the entire indirect fire team. EA is defined as range to
support up to a section/battery. CCF is based on a design buildout. SCF is based on the ratio
for FAC 1765.
EA
*
,831.72
8.73
1
1
A range to zero fighting vehicle and tank weapons. The range is also used to train crews to
manipulate turret and gun controls, fire the main gun while tracking a moving target, interact
with other crew members, react to fire commands, identify targets, and to bring the main gun
quickly on target. EA is defined as range to support up to 4 vehicles. CCF is derived from
Army data. SCF is based on the ratio for FAC 1761.
LN
*
,166,681.31
,453.27
1
1
Ranges specifically designed to satisfy training requirements for infantry and armor crews and
teams to include gunnery from moving vehicles. These ranges are used to teach mechanized
infantry and armor crews the skills needed to defeat stationary and moving targets in a tactical
array. LN is defined as range to support 2 vehicles. CCF is derived from USACE data. SCF is
derived from RS Means data.
EA
*
,659,576.52
,132.18
1
1
Range complexes consist of ranges to accommodate tank and fighting vehicle firing exercises
and tactical maneuver training for tanks, mechanized infantry small units. These ranges are
used to teach mechanized infantry and armor units the skills needed to defeat stationary and
moving targets in a tactical array. EA is defined as range to support up to 6 vehicles. CCF is
derived from USACE data. SCF is derived from RS Means data.
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