Mission
To train and develop technically and tactically competent Quartermaster Soldiers in the 92A MOS who can perform automated logistics functions at unit maintenance & supply support activities.
Automated Logistical Specialist (92A)
Advanced Individual Training (AIT) Course.
The 92A Automated Logistical Specialist is schooled in the Global Combat Support System Army (GCSS-Army), ration break point operations, stock record management, Plant Maintenance, and the principles of warehouse functions which include applied techniques. Stock control, Issue, Receipt, Packaging, and Storage procedures all which make a versatile logisticians. At the support level, graduates could be assigned to a Combat Sustainment Support Battalion (CSSB), Brigade Support Battalion (BSB), Division Special Troops Battalion (DSTB), Combat Aviation Brigade (CAB), and Division Sustainment Support Battalion(DSSB).
Course Description
(92A Critical Task List 92A10/20, Dated August 2013; STP 10-92A12-SM-TG, Dated May 2008)
Basic Supply Principles (24.0 hours)
Introduces students to the use of the sustainment knowledge network (SKN); tracking their careers to maximize their potential, how to use military publications; how to file military correspondence and files; and how to prepare and maintain delegation of authority documents.
Plant Maintenance (109.0 hours)
Students learn how to use the Global Combat Support System - Army (GCSS - Army) and review and practice the various processes and procedures associated with the system. Students learn supply and maintenance procedures from the perspective of a modular environment and how GCSS-Army enhances logistics support.
Warehouse Operations (164.5 hours)
Introduces the process and procedures for receiving, issuing, storing, and managing material at the Supply Support Activity using the Global Combat Support System - Army (GCSS - Army); students learn the system through simulations. Students also learn how to perform care of supplies in storage (COSIS), the proper management of hazardous material, care and preservation of supplies, how to use the various communications enablers that support the use of logistics systems; finally students get an overview on materiel handling equipment (MHE) and observe operations through a simulator.
Subsistence Operations (26.5 hours)
Introduces the student to the Army Field Feeding System (AFFS) and the ration break point concept of operations. Students are also introduced to the Multi-Temperature Refrigerated Container System (MTRCS), and the procedures for loading and unloading the container.
CL VIII Operations (20.0 hours)
This lesson introduces the student to how to identify CL VIII material, best practices and standards for managing CL VIII material, and special handling requirements for controlled substance implemented by the 92A. The expected learning outcomes are a better understanding of CL VIII material, special handling requirements, and inventory or inspections and CL VIII medical supplies at a multi-class SSA.
Course Length
9 weeks, 2 days
Administrative Requirements
In accordance with CTA 50-900, AIT Soldiers scheduled to attend the 92A course for MOS reclassification training must review the welcome letter, which includes a packing list detailing the uniforms and equipment required for the course.
When the service member (other than AIT)
reports to Fort Gregg-Adams:
- Bring initial issue, 10 copies of orders/SGLV/DD93
- POV would be advantageous (Only TDY Personnel)
- Weekdays and Weekends: Service Members will report to Mike Company, 266th Quartermaster Battalion, Building 3004, Adams Ave (804) 734-7626 for in processing.
- Upon arrival, your orders will be stamped by the staff duty for lodging and then you can obtain a room with these stamped orders; lodging phone number (804) 733-4100.
- Normal duty day is as follows:
0800 - 1700 92A10 Technical Training
Course Prerequisites
- Physical demands rating of very heavy
- Physical profile of 222222 or better (no temporary profiles)
- Minimum score of 90 in aptitude area CL under course prerequisites
- Normal color vision
How Can I Prepare
-
Complete GTRAC TrainingEnroll in GTRAC
(Must have a Common Access Card (CAC) to complete.) - Review common transactions conducted in GCSS-Army
Common Transactions
in GCSS Army
Graduation
Graduation ceremonies are normally conducted at 10:30 a.m. on the last day of the course, in Building 4210, Challen Hall, inside Mullins Auditorium, located off Barfoot Avenue between 16th and 19th Streets. All visitors to Fort Gregg-Adams must enter through the Gregg Avenue gate on Route 36 (Oaklawn Blvd) to obtain access to the post.
If you don’t have a Common Access Card, you must have a Real ID or Passport to gain entry onto Fort Gregg-Adams.
Once you have been cleared to enter the post, proceed to the traffic light and make a left onto Adams Avenue. Bldg 4210 is approximately 1/8 of a mile on the right-hand side at the corner of 16th Street and Adams Avenue. Turn right onto 16th Street and then turn right onto Barfoot Avenue. You will see an entrance to a large parking lot on the right. Building 4210, Challen Hall is the building facing the parking lot as you enter. There are new gate closures, openings, and new hours. Make sure you pay attention when driving.
Inclement Weather Graduation
Graduation ceremonies maybe rescheduled due to potential inclement weather. The safety and well-being of our graduates and their families are our top priority. Please stay in close contact with your graduating student and monitor official communication channels for any updates regarding potential schedule changes. We will provide as much advance notice as possible should any adjustments become necessary.
Fort Gregg-Adams
Points of Contact
- COMM: (804) 734-3477
- DSN: 687-3477
- COMM: (804) 734-4074
- DSN: 687-4074
- COMM: (804) 734-4231 /4029 /6306
- DSN: 734-4231 /4029 /6306
- COMM: (804) 734-3308
- DSN: 687-3308
- COMM: (804) 765-7555
- DSN: 687-7555
- usarmy.gregg-adams.tradoc.mbx.ltd-92a-student-operations@army.mil