The National Training Center COL John (Scott) Cunningham - Chief, RC-OPT CW4 Tim Vickers Logistics Officer.

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The National Training Center COL John (Scott) Cunningham - Chief, RC-OPT CW4 Tim Vickers Logistics Officer

The National Training Center Purpose To ensure Rotational Units (RTU) success by highlight the Reserve Component Mission Essential Requirements prior to coming to the National Training Center.

The National Training Center Briefing Agenda Mission and Vision Organization Making Contact Communication S6 OCIE Medical CBERNE

The National Training Center Briefing Agenda cont. NVG’s Transportation Weapons Training Regulation and SOP’s PCC’s/PCI’s and Checks

The National Training Center Task Organization Log Ops NCO E7/SFC/92Y4O SFC Warren Log Ops NCO E7/SFC/92Y4O SFC Warren Plans & Tng Off 04/MAJ/01A00 MAJ McCormic Plans & Tng Off 04/MAJ/01A00 MAJ McCormic USAR ARNG Senior ARNG Enlisted Advisor E9/SGM/00F60 SGM Cantrell Senior ARNG Enlisted Advisor E9/SGM/00F60 SGM Cantrell Financial Manager O4/MAJ/01A00 Vacant Financial Manager O4/MAJ/01A00 Vacant Ops NCO E7/SFC/12B SFC Jeffares Ops NCO E7/SFC/12B SFC Jeffares Plans & Trng Off 04/MAJ/01A00 LTC Nguyen Plans & Trng Off 04/MAJ/01A00 LTC Nguyen Engr Coord O3/CPT/12A00 CPT Gimm Engr Coord O3/CPT/12A00 CPT Gimm ARNG USAR Funded ADOS LOGISTICS Off W4/CW4/920A CW4 Vickers LOGISTICS Off W4/CW4/920A CW4 Vickers DCOFS/Senior ARNG Advisor 06/COL/02A00 COL Cunningham DCOFS/Senior ARNG Advisor 06/COL/02A00 COL Cunningham Funded ADOS Human Resources NCO E7/SFC/42A SFC Ho Human Resources NCO E7/SFC/42A SFC Ho

The National Training Center Making RTU Contact Has your unit contacted its assigned Rotational Training Unit (RTU) CSSB/BCT? Has the rotational CSSB/BCT provided your unit with its required report Templates and formats so your unit can practice at home station during Battle assembly? Is your unit reporting Personnel and Logistical status thru your Chain of Command and thru the rotational CSSB/BCT you are supporting?

The National Training Center Making RTU Contact cont. Does your unit have a current TACSOP, have you contacted your Rotational CSSB / BCT and discussed their TACSOP with their S3/S6 to ensure that your unit and it’s higher can communicate and execute a good MDMP for your assigned missions. Is your unit reporting Personnel and Logistical status thru your Chain of Command and thru the rotational CSSB/BCT you are supporting? Has your unit contacted the NTC DODAAC Coordinator to get the process of created your DEPEX GCSS ARMY DODAAC’s?

The National Training Center Communication S6 Has your unit contacted the RTU CSSB/BCT S6? Does your unit know what their Communication requirements are, based on your rotational training unit’s BCT S6 guidance? If involved in a live fire Rotation, how do you obtain BFT equipment? Can your Rotational BCT S6 assist? *Note – See DEPEX DODAAC PROCESS on the Fort Irwin Website.

The National Training Center OCIE Issue Does your unit/soldiers have their OCIE issue? Does your unit OCIE issue meet NTC/JRTC and your assigned BCT requirements? Do your soldiers have IOTV, Gen 1 or GEN 2?

The National Training Center Medical Are all your medical equipment assets at 100% fill as required? Has your medical supply boxes been inventoried and inspected for expiration dates? Do all of your soldiers have an IFAK first aid kit issued?

The National Training Center CBERNE Have your CBERNE requirements been established for your unit’s mission? Are your Pro mask sized, fitted and issued? Are your Pro mask inventoried and packed?

The National Training Center NVG’s Has your RTU CSSB/BCT informed you of your units NVG requirements? Does your unit have its MTOE authorization of NVG equipment? Are all your DA348s (military operator license) up to date and annotated with the NVG’s Training endorsements? Do your Soldiers ACH’s have the NVG mounts attached? *Note – See JLIST Equipment Process On the Fort Irwin website.

The National Training Center Transportation Is all transportation requested approved and funded? Are your weapons and systems, inventoried and packed, is your shipping coordination completed with your BN/BDE/TSC ITO? Has all unit personnel, equipment/transportation requirements, been submitted to and approved by the ITO? Have round trip Air/Bus Charters from SCLA (arrival /departure) airfield been approved and funded.

The National Training Center Weapons Does your Unit have the correct blank firing adapters (BFA) for all required weapon systems IE: Red (M16) Yellow (M4) M240 and.50 CAL? Did your unit inventory and pack required amount magazine for all weapons systems?

The National Training Center Training Has your unit completed all certifications, individual and collective training prior to attending NTC? Has your Battle Assembly (BA) training schedule been vetted to provide adequate time to train and prep load out, for the NTC mission? *Has your unit conducted a showdown inspection?

The National Training Center Training cont. Have you identified your Digital Enablers? Have you requested during your IPC/PDSS that your enablers receive training at NTC if available? Has the rotational CSSB/BCT provided your unit with its required report Templates and formats so your unit can practice at home station during Battle assembly?

The National Training Center Regulation and SOP’s Has your unit reviewed NTC and researched the FT IRWIN, NTC website? Has your unit reviewed the JRTC website? Does your unit have a current TACSOP, have you contacted your rotational CSSB/BCT and discussed their TACSOP with their S3/S6 to ensure that your unit and it’s higher can communicate and execute a good MDMP for your assigned missions. Note: – Ft. Irwin NTC Websitewww.Irwin.army.mil

The National Training Center PCC’s/PCI’s and Checks Has your unit conducted PCC’s and PCI’s two Battle assemblies in a row, 120+ days out, to identify shortages and followed up to fill them? Do you have the PCC’s and PCI’s on your training schedule and identified as JRTC/NTC prep events? How do you request IOTV? Have you double/triple checked your lists and requested higher assistance, if necessary?

The National Training Center PCC’s/PCI’s and Checks cont. Do your Soldiers know the (5) W’s and when and where to be, for Unit movement to NTC? Are all contracts required approved and in place? Are all your DA348s (military operator license) up to date and annotated with the correct model i.e. M1151, M1051, NVG’s, all terrain forklifts, bus endorsements, etc.?