Logistics Basic Officer Leadership Course (LOG-BOLC), is a 16-week course conducted at the Army Logistics University (ALU) located at Fort Gregg-Adams, Virginia. Graduates will function as platoon leaders capable of performing common Soldier and leader skills in Quartermaster, Ordnance and Transportation units. These graduates will be competent to serve in all sustainment related positions.
The Logistics Captains Career Course (LOG-C3) is a 20-week course conducted at ALU. LOGC3 develops and educates adaptive sustainment leaders prepared to serve as company grade officers in order to enable Unified Land Operations. The course provides Army Common Core training, followed by intensive logistics training.
Intermediate Level Education (ILE) is provided through the Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth, KS. It provides field grade officers with a Joint foundation as well as aspects of multifunctional logistics at the operational and strategic level. Officers are introduced to the challenges of working with Joint, Interagency, Intergovernmental and Multinational level partners.
The Army War College (AWC) prepares students to assume strategic leadership responsibilities. Upon completion, graduates begin operating in the national strategic environment- either directly or as advisors to the senior leadership of the Armed Forces, the Department of Defense, other governmental agencies, or in foreign militaries. The central academic focus is on strategic leadership and national security.
Officers attending ADMOC may command, direct, plan, and/or manage units engaged in storage, packing, preparation, and delivery of materiel by airdrop. Officers determine requirements for and plan the employment of aerial delivery systems in support of tactical and special operations.
Officers attending the Mortuary Affairs Course may direct, plan, and coordinate MA support for military operations and civil mass fatality operations. Officers are involved in recovery, tentative identification, and evacuation of deceased U.S. Military personnel.
Officers attending PWOC may command, direct, plan, and/or exercise staff responsibility for units engaged in petroleum and/or water operations. Officers direct the acquisition, storage, inspection, testing, issue, and distribution of petroleum products and water. They serve in staff positions requiring petroleum and water experience.
Additional Training Opportunities: Ranger (SI 5R), Airborne (SI 5P), Air Assault (SI 2B), Pathfinder (SI 5Q), Jumpmaster (SI 5W), Military Free Fall (HALO) (SI 4X), Operational Contract Support (SI 3C), Joint Logistics, Support Operations Course, Theater Logisitics Planners Program (SI P1)
