1. Army National Guard Vehicles and Maintenance
PLAY INTRO VIDEO: 1-211th Attack Reconnaisance Battalion –
Introduce myself and why I’m here - Brief history of the Guard and our Dual mission, primarily focusing on our domestic mission. Powerpoint time approx. 30 minutes

2. HMMWV High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle
1987
$140,000
26 Variants
3 Speed Automatic
Replaced the Willie Jeep. Army needed a more versatile vehicle. Varients include Medical Version, Special Forces, Light Infantry, Maintenance, Command and Control, etc.

3. MRAP Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected
2007
$1 Million
15 Variants
5 Speed Automatic
Fully Armored, protects occupants.

4. Wheeled Vehicle Features
Wheeled vehicle features – DUKE frequency jammer, protects against IED’s – CROW Weapons System, mounted on MRAP, thermal and night vision, protects gunner from threats – Armored glass. Test piece pictured shows 3 hits with 50 cal rifle. Did not penetrate.

5. Positions 91 B – Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic
Most common position is 91B – Will cross train to work on many different vehicles – Soldiers get ASE certified from this training – AIT is 10 weeks long

6. UH-60 Blackhawk 1979 $5.9 Million 24 Variants 2 x GE Motors
(1,890 hp each)
Carry 11 Troops Lift 2600 lbs internally, 9,000 lbs externally Dual Mounted Weapons (crew chief) Upgraded to state of the art technology Air assault training pictured above

7. AH-64 Apache 1986 $18 Million 5 Variants 2 x GE Motors (1,890 hp each)
2 seater, pilot and co-pilot Hellfire – AGM, fire and forget, heat seeking x ” Rockets – 10 lbs each, 38 rockets mm – 1,200 rounds -> 300 round

8. Positions 15B – Aircraft Power Plant Repairer
15D – Aircraft Power Train Repairer
15F – Aircraft Electrician
15G – Aircraft Structural Repairer
15H – Aircraft Pneudraulics Repairer
15N – Avionic Mechanic
15R – AH-64 Helicopter Repairer (Apache Crewchief)
15T – UH-60 Helicopter Repairer (Blackhawk Crewchief)
15Y – Ah-64 Armament/Electrical Systems Repairer
Specific specialties are available

9. Shadow UAV 2002 $750,000 2,000 watt generator Wankel UAV Engine
(38 hp)
Catapult Launch Cruising Speed: 80 MPH Range: 68 miles Endurance: 9 hours Ceiling: 15,000 ft IR Camera and Laser Cable assist/disk brake stopping Does not carry weapons, surveillance only

10. Raven UAV 2004 $35,000 Single Prop Aveox Electric Motor
Hand Thrown Cruising Speed: 60 MPH Range: 6.5 Miles Endurance: 90 mins Ceiling: 500 ft IR and Color Camera Crash Landing Solar Panels on Wings increase efficiency by 60%

11. Positions 15E – Unmanned Aircraft Systems Repairer
15W – Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Operator
Common positions available – Operators are actual licensed pilots

12. Additional MAINTENANCE Positions
Construction Engineering Supervisor
Plumber
Interior Electrician
Technical Engineering Specialist
Carpentry and Masonry Specialist
Geospacial Engineering
Review some common positions in each field

13. Additional MAINTENANCE Positions
Bio-Medical Equipment Specialist
Ammunition Specialist
Utility Equipment Rapairer – Heating/AC
Power Generation Equipment Repairer
Allied Trade Specialist
Small Arms Repair (Gunsmith)
Chemical Equipment Repairer
Metal Worker (Welder)
Review some common positions in each field

14. The Guard Soldier Serves 1 weekend per month, 2 weeks per year
College Student
Has a Security Clearance (Secret or Top Secret)
Resume with real experience and marketable skills
College Credits for skills
Measurable Success
The typical Guard Soldier - 2 types of soldiers, one who decides to make a career and one who uses the guard as a vehicle to help them attain their goals. - Security clearance, people with these are frequently recruited to go work for big company’s such as Boeing and L3 Communications. College credits for military training.

15. Video Aviation Unit in Afghanistan From West Jordan, UT Watch Closely!
PLAY Utah Guard in Action – Tell students to Watch Closely! The students will see every vehicle we’ve featured in this presentation as well as the different MOS’s in action.
After complete, take them into auto shop to check out the vehicle and gear. Save 20 minutes at the end of class for Q & A and collect lead information.