Company Terrain Model Kit

Advanced Military Planning Kit for Company-Level Operations

The Company Terrain Model Kit delivers 120+ pieces designed for company commanders, first sergeants, and battalion staff. This comprehensive planning system uses NATO operational symbols on waterproof magnetic graphics to support tactical decision-making and professional military education.

Key Features

• 120+ Planning Pieces: Most comprehensive terrain model kit available for company-level operations
• Waterproof Magnetic Graphics: NATO symbols stick to whiteboards and metal surfaces, resist weather damage
• Quad-Fold Tactical Bag: Compact storage with mesh pockets, fits in cargo pocket or rucksack
• Hard Synthetic Composite: Durable construction outlasts laminated paper alternatives
• Wind-Resistant Design: Weighted pieces stay in place during outdoor planning sessions
• Universal Unit Symbols: Blank graphics allow customization for any unit type or mission

Specifications

• Total Pieces: 120+
• Graphics: 94 military symbols
• Symbol Standard: NATO Operational Terms and Graphics
• Item Number: TMK-C
• UPC: 609722952507

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes this different from the platoon-level terrain model kit?

The Company TMK includes 120+ pieces compared to fewer pieces in platoon kits. It covers company and battalion-level planning requirements with additional command and control symbols.

Can I use this kit with other terrain model systems?

Yes, this kit works standalone or combines with other TMK systems for larger-scale planning exercises.

Will the graphics work on standard military whiteboards?

The magnetic graphics stick to any metal surface including standard military whiteboards and planning boards.

Is this kit suitable for military education courses?

Yes, it meets requirements for professional development schools including CCC, CGSC, First Sergeant Academy, and Command Sergeant Major Academy.

How do I customize the unit symbols for my organization?

The graphics come without specific unit designations. Draw your unit symbol directly on the blank graphics to represent your specific organization type.