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Table I, PMI&E, is the hands-on and cognitive evaluation of the critical tasks necessary to safely and effectively employ the Soldier's assigned weapon.

Passing the marksmanship training course will earn you an Army marksmanship badge. You must hit 23 to 29 out of the 40 targets to earn that qualification. If you do a little better (30-35), you qualify for the sharpshooter badge. To get an expert badge, you must hit at least 36 targets.

Soldiers are still required to hit 23 of the 40 targets in order to qualify. 23-29 hits earns a Marksman qualification, 30-35 hits earns a Sharpshooter qualification, and 36-40 hits earns an Expert qualification.

Training has also been revamped to match to new standard, with the training and testing now broken down into six tables: preliminary marksmanship instruction and evaluation, pre-live fire simulation training, magazine and shooting position drills, grouping and zeroing, practice qualification and qualification.

FM 3-22.9 - Basic Rifle Marksmanship.

“Basic Rifle Marksmanship during Basic Combat Training is rigorous yet attainable,” Ready said. At minimum, recruits must shoot 23 out of 43 target to qualify on the M4 or M16 rifle and graduate from basic training.

2. What does TC 3-22.9 provide? A: provides Soldiers with the critical information for their rifle or carbine and how it functions. 3.

Table III is the 'drills' table of the integrated weapons training strategy. During this table, Soldiers engage in hands-on training using aids, devices and even blank ammunition to demonstrate ability to execute critical tasks.