Which references must be used to create licensing procedures for non-self-propelled equipment?

The correct reference for creating licensing procedures for non-self-propelled equipment is TB 600-1 and TB 600-2. These technical bulletins specifically address the training and licensing requirements for various types of equipment, including non-self-propelled vehicles. Using these bulletins ensures that the procedures align with the Army’s standards and safety protocols for operating and maintaining such equipment.

The focus of TB 600-1 and TB 600-2 is to provide guidelines and a structured approach to ensure that personnel are properly trained and qualified to operate non-self-propelled equipment, thereby enhancing operational effectiveness and safety. This makes them essential references for anyone responsible for establishing licensing procedures in this context.

In contrast, other references such as FM 21-100 and FM 21-101 primarily deal with soldier skills and physical fitness, AR 500-1 and AR 500-2 relate to Army safety and risk management practices, while TC 7-22.7 and TC 7-22.8 focus on training management and leader development, which are not specifically tailored to the licensing of non-self-propelled equipment.