Full Mission Profile

Situation:

High level Taliban leaders are confirmed to be meeting in a remote mountainous area in Afghanistan.  This may be the only opportunity to execute an operation where so many of the leadership are together.  Unfortunately their security will be extremely heavy.

Objective:

Your team will insert covertly and carry out a direct action raid of the compound.  Resistance is expected to be extremely high, especially at the objective.  There are roving security patrols as well, so contact is expected before and after the raid.

Extract will be by helicopter at exactly 1 hour and 5 minutes after insert, so it is essential that you manage your time carefully in order to make the rendezvous.  If you miss the pick up, you will be on E&E.

FMP Workout

Insert

  • Run 1 mile with 25lbs light assault pack

Contact

4 Rounds of:

  • 10 Burpees with pack
  • Run 400 Meters

Actions at the Objective

Complete 100 of each (in any order)

  • Deadlift 95lbs / 65lbs
  • Dumbbell Push Press 30lbs / 20lbs
  • KB Sumo Deadlift High Pull 50lbs / 35lbs
  • Dumbbell Thrusters 25lbs / 15lbs

Contact

4 Rounds of:

  • Run 400 Meters
  • 10 Burpees

Extract

  • Run 1 mile with 25lbs light assault pack

Timeline

You have no more than 1 hour and 5 minutes to get to the extract.  If you go over that time, continue on E&E.

Escape and Evade to Secondary RV

  •  Run 3 miles with 25lbs light assault pack
Notes:

All evolutions in this mission are to be done with 25lbs light assault pack on.  Here is how you can make one:

Buy 25lbs of bark or wood chips (used for landscaping).  Usually a bag that is designed to cover 2 cubic feet weighs right around 25lbs.  If possible, do not open the bag.  Instead, insert it into a backpack that has cushioned shoulder and waist straps.

If you must open the bag that the bark came in, do not pour it directly into your backpack.  Instead, put it into another plastic bag to keep bark dust and small chips from working their way out of the pack.

With bark in the backpack, zip it up and tighten all cargo straps.  You want the backpack to be full and tight.  If necessary, wrap duct tape around the outside of the pack at the bottom, middle, and top to keep contents from settling on the bottom.

- Warning -

Full Mission Profile workouts are for elite athletes.
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*Full Mission Profiles are fictitious representations of possible real-world scenarios.