In today’s post, my goal is to educate you about the Army Supply Sergeant. I will discuss their primary duties and responsibilities, share some example job descriptions, and share some of my best tips to succeed in the job. Army Supply Sergeant Duties & Responsibilities The Army Supply Sergeant has a critical role in the …
In today’s post, I am going to explain a little about an Additional Skill Identifier that is extremely important. This is an ASI for Army Officers and I believe that any unit who “moves” consistently should have at least one officer with this ASI. I speak of the Unit Air Movements Officer. What Is Exactly …
Today, I want to share some cool facts about the U.S. Army Acquisition Support Center. It is imperative that the United States Army works with civilian businesses to acquire needed resources such as weaponry, tools, clothing, food and much more. There are Army personnel at every level who have the responsibility of acquisition. But, are …
U.S. Army Acquisition Support Center (USAASC): 18 Cool Facts Read More »
In today’s post, we are going to have an overview of the Unit Movement Officer Deployment Planning Course. Whenever a unit needs to relocate to a new area of operations, a plan of movement needs to be developed. In many cases, a Mobility Warrant Officer is utilized, but there are others who are involved in …
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In today’s post, we are going to give you an overview of an area of the military that is often taken for granted, the Defense Transportation System. Just to provide you with an idea, if you were to take the transportation systems of New York City, Chicago and Los Angeles and put them together, you …
Today, I want to take a few moments and educate you about the DoD Phoenix award and trophy. If you’re like most military folks, you’ve probably never heard of this award before. Heck, I spent 15+ years in the Army and I never heard about it even once. To keep things simple, the DoD Phoenix …
Logistics is vital on the battlefield. Fueling the force is a big part of that. Sometime in the late 1980s or early 1990s, the Army (and military) transitioned to a single fuel concept. The purpose of doing this was to save money, reduce the different types of fuels needed, reduce storage costs and requirements, and …
