Mission
To train and develop technically and tactically competent Quartermaster Soldiers in the 92Y MOS who can perform skill level 10, unit supply functions.
Unit Supply Specialist (92Y)
Advanced Individual Training (AIT) Course
This course provides vocational training in critical tasks dealing with requesting, receiving, issuing, and maintaining or establishing accountability of individual, organizational, installation, and expendable/durable supplies and equipment. At skill level 10, the 92Y receives, inspects, inventories, loads, unloads, segregates, stores, issues, delivers and turns in organization and installation supplies and equipment. The 92Y prepares all unit/organization supply documents and accounts for Army property, supplies and equipment using the Global Combat Support System-Army (GCSS-Army) automated supply system.
Course Description
(92Y Critical Task List 92Y10/20; STP 10-92Y12-SM-TG)
Module A
Unit Supply Foundation (32.0 hours)
This module provides Soldiers an overview of the course outline, policies, and procedures to be followed during the course, information on the duties of Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) 92Y10, and the course completion/graduation standards. Soldiers will receive historical examples of the U.S. Army Quartermaster Corps heritage and traditions and the general safety precautions and physical layout of the training facilities. Students will be briefed on how each of the Common Military Tasks will be incorporated into the course. Students will be introduced to the concept of Large-Scale Combat Operations, Command Supply Discipline Program and the principles of Supply. Students will be trained to navigate regulations, request access to the system of record (GCSS-Army) and maintain unit files.
Module B
Unit Supply Operations in an Austere Environment (53.0 hours)
This module expands upon the Supply Fundamentals to encompass manual supply functions. Students will be trained to prepare unit supply files and signature cards, manual DA Form 2062 to be used as a hand receipt, hand receipt annex, component list and a shortage annex, prepare DA Form 3161 as a change document, process property adjustment documents, process personal clothing requests, and prepare OCIE records.
Module C
Unit Supply Operations in an Automated Environment (164.5 hours)
This module provides students the basic skills and knowledge to perform automated (Global Combat Support System Army) administrative procedures required at the unit/organizational level. Students will request supplies and equipment, prepare document registers, cancel supply requests, receive property, store property, inventory property, issue property, turn in property, transfer property, maintain unit loads, prepare unit and organizational level hand receipts/sub-hand receipts using Global Combat Support System Army’s live training environment.
Module D
Unit Storage, Security and Maintenance (32.0 hours)
In this module students identify storage requirements for material and identify physical security procedures for equipment. Students are provided with the skills and knowledge required to perform preventive maintenance on small arms (M17).
Course Length
8 weeks, 2 days
Administrative Requirements
In accordance with CTA 50-900 (male students, page 3; female students, page 5) if you are an AIT Soldier and are scheduled to attend the 92Y Course for MOS reclassification training, you must bring your initial clothing allowance with you to this course. Do not bring your TA 50 equipment. This applies to all Soldiers in a TDY or PCS enroute status.
When the service member (other than AIT)
reports to Fort Gregg-Adams
REPORTING / IN-PROCESSING INFORMATION
- Soldier will report to Ft. Gregg-Adams, VA NLT 2400 hrs on the Friday before the Class Start Date.
- Soldier will have a minimum of 12 copies of orders (or DA Form 1610) in their possession.
- Uniform Requirements:
- OCPs will be the duty uniform for class
- ASUs will be required for graduation (females Soldiers will have both skirt and slacks)
- Complete PT Ensemble for entire duration of the course
- From POV or commercial transportation, entry to Fort Gregg-Adams will be at the SISISKY GATE (Main Gate) ......once cleared for entry by security, move into the right lane and at the 2nd traffic left TURN RIGHT, you will be on A- Avenue (shortened from Adams), proceed on A- Avenue to the next traffic light and continue through for approx. 100 yards ....... on your immediate left will be 23rd QM BDE HQ, Soldier will report and will be routed to a student company either Lima, Papa or Whisky (do not bypass the company assignment phase) otherwise you will not be in-processed.
Alternate: Report to 244th QM Battalion, located near 13th Street and A Avenue, contact number (804) 734-6487. - Once in-processed by the Company, you will be assigned to quarters & also be advised on which dining facility and hours will be coordinated for your assigned class. In-processing will continue through the weekend and on Tuesday morning you will be marched to Challen Hall, Bldg. 4210 located on A- Avenue & 16th Street for the 92Y10 orientation, in-brief and starting class. Normal duty day is 0830 - 1730 for 92Y10 Technical Training.
- If Monday of the starting week is either a National or training holiday, the student will report to Challen Hall on Wednesday.
NOTE: POV/rental car would be advantageous; however, parking is limited/restricted due to numerous construction projects on the Installation. Buses will be provided for student transportation to and from class when required.
DOD CIVILIAN PERSONNEL may request training in a specific module or modules (i.e.), Principles of Supply, GCSS-Army, Unit Armorer Certification, etc. Likewise, any military personnel attending any of the modules, only a training certificate will be issued. Civilian personnel cannot be awarded a 92Y MOS.
Course Prerequisites for award of MOS
- Physical demands rating of heavy
- Physical profile of 222222 (no temporary profiles)
- Minimum score of 90 in aptitude area CL
- Normal color vision
- Mandatory formal training
- No documented instances in the last five (5) years of conduct that reflects adversely on the character, honesty, or integrity of the soldier
- No other record of disciplinary action under UCMJ or pattern of behavior that indicates a lack of integrity or is inconsistent with the 92Y position of trust
- No conviction or other adverse disposition for criminal offenses listed as a, misdemeanor or felony as outlined in AR 601-210, Chapter 4. (This criterion is not waivable)
Graduations
Graduation ceremonies are normally conducted at 8 a.m. on the last day of the course, in Bldg 4210, Challen Hall, Mullins Auditorium, located off of B Avenue between 16th and 19th Streets. All visitors to Fort Gregg-Adams must enter through the Lee Avenue gate on Route 36 (Oaklawn Blvd) to obtain access to the post. Once you have been cleared to enter the post, proceed to the traffic light and make a left onto A Avenue. Bldg 4210 is approximately 1/8 of a mile on the right hand side at the corner of 16th Street and A Avenue. Turn right onto 16th Street and then turn right onto B Avenue. You will see an entrance to a large parking lot on the right. Bldg 4210 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.
Fort Gregg-Adams
Points of Contact
- COMM: (804) 734-3481
- DSN: 687-3481
- COMM: (804) 734-3580/3466
- DSN: 687-3580/3466
- COMM: (804) 734-3573
- DSN: 687-3573