2011 annual motor transport symposium master los brief

Logistics Operations School (LOS)

Camp Johnson, N.C.

LtCol. Clifton B. Carpenter: LOS Commanding Officer

MGySgt John Cordeiro: LOS Academics Chief, Chief Instructor, and J15 35XX OccFld Sponsor.

MSgt Jason L. Love: CSSIC SNCOIC for MTNCO & MTSNCO Operations, and M.T. License Examiner’s Courses.

CWO4 Travis C. Mitchell: MTMIC AMIS OIC for AMTCC, F&E, MTMOC and MILMO MTT Programs.

LOS Briefers

Agenda

• POI Initiatives; MAGTF Logistics Training Education Command (MLTEC) C.G. Directive:

• Logistics Operations Chiefs’ Course (LOCC)• Intermediate MAGTF Logistics Operations

Course (IMLOC). Replaces TLOC

• Advanced MAGTF Logistics Operations Course (AMLOC). Replaces ALOC

• FY10 Final Academic Statistics • FY11 Year to Date Statistics• Academic Program of Instruction (POI) Updates:• MTNCO/SNCO Courses Split• MTLEC Submitted as a Mobile Training Team (MTT)

Agenda Cont.

• Automotive Maintenance Technician Basic Course (AMTBC) (AOMC)

• Automotive Maintenance Technician’s Career Course (AMTCC) AIMC, LVSR, MRAP & MTNCO Combined Tasks

• Motor Transport Maintenance Officers Course (MTMOC)

• Maintenance Training Devices (MTD’s)• Universal Needs Statement (UNS) for Electronic Classroom (EC), Learning Management System (LMS)

LOS Commanding Officer

LtCol Clifton B. Carpenter

Logistics Operations Chief Course (LOCC)

Operations Chief: CLB Afghanistan, Infantry Regiment S-4 Chief

Operations Chief: MEU CLB, MEU S-4 Chief

LOCC Priorities (From CG TECOM directed Gap Analysis)• Fundamentals of Six Functions• Fundamentals of MCPP• Remediation/Expansion of 04/13/30/35 Tech Skills• Fundamentals of C2

Implied IMLOC Priorities• Application of Fundamentals (Planning and Battle Staff)

• Ready to Plan (MAGTF)• Ready to SME (Six Functions)• Ready for What’s Important• Confident to fill the billet:

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Method:• Gap Analysis• CO MCCSSS initial task assessment• MET’s & METLS’s• 04, 11,13, 30 & 35XX T&R Tasks• Overview of current TLOC curriculum• EWS educational objectives• Prioritized Gap Analysis• Associate tasks to courses

Task List (From Draft 04XX T&R Manual):

• Plan general engineering support • Perform the general duties of an LCE

operations officer• Plan health services support • Plan maintenance support • Coordinate a unit move• Manage unit training • Direct the Marine Corps Planning Process

(MCPP) • Plan amphibious operations • Plan supply support • Plan services support • Plan transportation support

BLUF: The framework for LOCC should be constructed first by analysis of coordinated collective and individual T&R tasks across 04XX, 30XX, 13XX. Focus will then be placed by LOS on the individual tasks that must be trained IOT prepare a graduate for assignment to the operating forces capable of leading units through collective tasks. Planners will remain cognizant during planning of the relationship between the (3) courses IMLOC, LOCC, and AMLOC.

Description:(Target Population)

Grades: GySgt and above

MOSs: 04XX/13XX/30XX/11XX/35XXCourse Length: 30 Training DaysMaximum Class Size: 25 Iterations: 4


Purpose: To provide intermediate level training

and education to Gunnery Sergeants MOS

0491,1371, 3043, and 3537 that will enable them to

perform the duties and tasks of a Logistics Combat

Element (LCE) Operations Chief within a MAGTF

and to enhance skills associated with all elements of

executing tactical logistics operations in support of

the MAGTF with a focus on Command and Control

(C2) and Combat Operations Center (COC)

operations.

Scope: The course focus is on the warfighting functions in relation to Logistics Command Element (LCE) operations, the six functions of logistics, Command and Control Computers, Communication, and Information (C41) systems, the Marine Corps Planning Process (MCPP), Unit Training Management (UTM), logistics planning, Force Deployment Planning and Execution (FDP&E), distribution management, aviation ground support, amphibious operations, and the management of a unit operations center. The course will culminate in a scenario driven Battle Staff Training Exercise.

Note: The LOCC will be executed concurrently with the Intermediate MAGTF Logistics Operations Course (IMLOC), which will provide an opportunity to enhance student interaction with Battalion/Squadron level Operations Officers during the execution of practical applications and the culminating Command and Control (C2) exercise. The instruction will be a combination of training and education focused curriculum that will maximize the students‘ comprehension of material over a reduced time period. The instruction provided will be a combination of informal lecture, demonstrations, practical application, guest lecture, evaluations, site visits, and a final exercise executed by the Marine Corps Logistics Operations Group (MCLOG) at the Battle Staff Training Facility (BSTF) aboard Camp Johnson, NC.


Academics Update

MGySgt John Cordeiro

FY-10, M.T. TIP and Graduation Statistics:

– AIMC TIP: 98 Grad: 81 Open Seats: 17

– LVSR TIP: 159 Grad: 125 Open Seats: 34

– FESCR TIP: 35 Grad: 21 Open Seats: 14

– AOMC TIP: 1297 Grad: 1107 Open Seats: 190

– MRAP FMC TIP: 120 Grad:134 Open Seats: 0

– MTSNCO TIP: 185 Grad: 116 Open Seats: 69

– MTNCO TIP: 200 Grad: 159 Open Seats:

41

– MTLEC TIP: 200 Grad: 213 Open Seats: 0

– MTMOC TIP: 9 Grad: 7

– MILMO MTT, not requested or trained.

Academics

FY-11, M.T. TIP & YTD Course Statistics:

– AIMC TIP: 105 Grad: 0 Open Seats: 0

– LVSR TIP: 159 Grad: 58 Open Seats: 14

– FESCR TIP: 34 Grad: 9 Open Seats: 3

– AOMC TIP: 1161 Grad: 242 Open Seats: 28

– MRAP FMC TIP: 504 Grad: 116 Open Seats: 8

– MTSNCO TIP: 241 Grad: 75 Open Seats: 5

– MTNCO TIP: 190 Grad: 65 Open

Seats: 15

– MTLEC TIP: 99 Grad: 40 Open Seats: 0

– MTMOC TIP: 9 Grad: 0

– MILMO MTT, not requested or trained YTD

Academics

• Following POI’s have been updated I.A.W. new M.T. T&R Manual, NAVMC 3500.39A Dtd 17 August 2010.

• AMTBC (AOMC)• AMTCC (AIMC, LVSR, MRAP & MTNCO Maint.)• MTLEC (Submitted as MTT)• MTNCO Ops• MTSNCO Ops• MTSNCO Maint.

Academics

Curriculum Update

Combat Service Support Instructional

Company (CSSIC)

MSgt Jason Love

• Purpose• Prepare MT 353X Corporals and

Sergeants to function as MT Operations Chiefs

• Course Length• 22 Training Days

• FY-11 Schedule• July 2011• September 2011

MTNCO Ops Course

MTNCO Ops Course

• Curriculum Overview

• MT Operations Administration

• MAIS transaction & output reports

• MLS2 Systems (TCPT & CLC2S)

• Self-recovery

• Fording operations

• Operational forms & records


• Motor Transport Operations

• Procedures for planning, conducting, and defending a tactical convoy

• Convoy Virtual Battlefield Simulation

• Tactical convoy operations

MTNCO Ops Course


• Train The Trainer

• Training and Readiness manual• Training assessment• Unit Training Management (UTM)• Training plans & schedules• Letter of Instruction (LOI)• Performance checklist• ORM & Battle drills• Evaluation & After Action

MTNCO Ops Course

• Purpose• Prepare MT 353X SSgts & GySgts to

function as MT Operations Chiefs and

SME’s in MT Community.


• FY-11 Schedule• July 2011• September 2011

MTSNCO Ops Course


• MT Operations Administration

• Accident investigation procedures

• Consolidated Memorandum Receipts (CMR)

• Movement Control

• MLS2 Systems (TCPT, CLC2S, BCS3 & CPOF)

• Preparing orders • Appendix 4 to the Annex D• Movement/Convoy order

MTSNCO Ops Course


• MT Tactical Convoy Operations

• Procedures for planning, conducting, and defending a tactical convoy

• Convoy Virtual Battlefield Simulation

MTSNCO Ops Course

MTSNCO Ops Course


• Train The Trainer

• Training and Readiness manual• Training assessment• Unit Training Management (UTM)• Training plans & schedules• Letter of Instruction (LOI)• Performance checklist• ORM & Battle drills• Evaluation & After Action

• Purpose• Prepare MT Cpls - GySgts & MT Civilians

to function as Licensing Examiners in MSCs within the active and reserve forces.


• FY-11 Schedule• June 2011• August 2011

MT License Examiner’s Course



• Motor Transport Licensing Procedures

• Correspondence

• Testing requirements

• Changes to the course

• New CDD/POI has been submitted as an MTT

• Total of 4 MTTs per year

• I, II, III MEF & MARFORRES

• Starts in FY-12

• On going between Camp Johnson & FLW

• Analyzing & discussing the possibility of moving this course to FLW


Motor Transport Maintenance

Instructional Company (MTMIC)

CWO4 Travis C. Mitchell

Programs of Instruction

• Automotive Maintenance Technician’s Basic Course (AMTBC)

• Automotive Maintenance Technician Career Course (AMTCC)

• Motor Transport Maintenance Chiefs Course (MTMCC)

• Fuel & Electrical Systems Component Repair Course (FESCRC)

• Military Motorcycle (MILMO) MTT• Motor Transport Maintenance Officers Course

Automotive Maintenance Technician’s Basic Course (AMTBC)

Relevant & Effective Entry-Level

Motor Transport Maintenance Training

AMTBC

• AMTBC replaces AOMC:• In line with current T&R Manual• Instruction on Principles of Automotive Systems • Practical Application on Vehicle Platforms

• A/C Certification (Sect. 609 Card)

• Approved by EPA on 10 June 2010• 1 of 5 Organizations Authorized by the EPA• All entry-level students receive certification and hands

on A/C training

Automotive Maintenance Technician’s Career Course (AMTCC)

Relevant & Effective Career-Level

Motor Transport Maintenance Training

• Consolidates (4) Formal Programs of Instruction into (1)

• Substantially Increases Annual Throughput (up to 76%)

• Fills Training Gaps• Advanced Diagnostics• Field Level Repair of Advanced Automotive Systems• Repair of Low Density Equipment (LVSR & MRAP FoV)• Maintenance Automated Information Systems

• Formalizes Technician Career Progression

AMTCC

Increase in Throughput

AMTCC

336 Technicians Trained Annually21%-76% Increase

AIMC

96 to 336 72% Increase

LVSR


MRAP


MT NCO


AMTCC

Consolidation of Training

AIMC• 8 Iterations• 12 Students• 64 TDs• Throughput 96

LVSR• 7 Iterations• 24 Students• 18 TDs• Throughput 168

MRAP• 22 Iterations• 12 Students• 10 TDs• Throughput 264

MT NCO 3521

Tasks Only

• 5 Iterations• 16 Students• 15 TDs• Throughput 80

• 14 Iterations• 24 Students• 66 TDs• Throughput 336

AMTCC

AMTCC

Curriculum Overview

• Advanced Maintenance, Troubleshooting and Diagnostic Procedures on Components of the Drive Train System

• Advanced Maintenance, Troubleshooting and Diagnostic Procedures on Components of the Power Plant Systems

• Maintenance, Troubleshooting and Diagnostic Procedures of advanced systems found in Low Density Motor Transport Equipment such as the Logistics Vehicle System Replacement (LVSR) & the Mine Resistant Ambush Protected Family of Vehicles (MRAP FoV's).

• Maintenance Management

• Unit Training Management

AMTCC

Fuel & Electric System Repair Crs

• Purpose– Produce Fuel & Electrical System Component Technician

• School Code: ACP• 5 Classes per year• 6 Students per class

• Prerequisites– LCpl-Sgt– 1142, 1341, 2141, 2146, 2147 & 3521

Motor Transport Maintenance Chiefs Course

• Formal Split of MTSNCO Crs• T&R Manual Driven• TECOM Directed

• 18 Training Days• 3529 (SSgt & GySgt)• POI at TECOM for approval• Start Date TBD

• MSG will be released announcing course schedule

MTMOC

• Purpose– Train Newly Appointed Warrant Officers

• School Code: MBJ• 1 Class Annually (May-July)• Average Class Size of 7 Students

• Prerequisites– WO– 3510

• 31 Training Days

352X Training Continuum

MCT

Recruit

Training

Pvt-LCpl

Motor Transport

Maintenance Chiefs Crs

Logistic Operations Chiefs Crs

Automotive Maintenance Technician Career Crs

Automotive Maintenance Technician Basic Crs

Fuel & Electric Crs

OJT OJT OJT OJT

SSgt-GySgtCpl-Sgt

Corporals Crs

Sergeants Crs

SNCO Career Crs

SNCO Advance Crs

E8 Seminar

MSgt- MGySgt

Distance Learning & College Crs

P19 Maintenance

Crs

On the Job Training and Leadership are critical in the enhancement of knowledge gained from formal instruction.

Maintenance Training Devices

• C-15 Engine & Allison Transmission Trainer– Input of Faults– Interacts with IETM– Perform physical repair

Electronic Classroom Learning Management System

Background• MTVR Platform was fielded with a computer based training system (MTVR-TS).

– Driver Simulator & Electronic Classroom• System first used April ’02• LMS supports the production of up to 1485 technicians (MOS 3521) annually.

– 33 classes of 45 students • PMTRASYS Funded (no single program)

• Requirement submitted POM12 (not funded)

Current Status• Software management contract expired

– 30 April 2010– Unable to update curriculum content

• Hardware support (CLS onsite)– Funded Issue

• UNS Submitted• CG Training Command endorsed (1 Oct 10)

• CDIB

Issues • Unable to update curriculum content• Material Needs to be updated to reflect most up-to-date T&R Events

Way-Ahead• Establish as a Program of Record

–Maintain sustainment ‘tail’• Standardized LMS for all TECOM

Modeling and Simulations

• LVSR Simulated Training Device (NGRAIN)

• Product Complete• Maintenance Task Creation Upon Request• Disks Available

Questions?