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United States Army Combined Arms Support Command

Command Overview Briefing

As of: 11 Oct 07



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AGENDATRADOC Organization/Mission

CASCOM Mission/Vision

CG Priorities

CASCOM Core Competencies

CASCOM HistoryCASCOM Team

CASCOM Centers & Schools

CASCOM Today



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The Sustainment Dimension of:• Initial Military/Functional Training

• Leader Development and EDUC• Collective Training• Doctrine/Lessons Learned• Training Support• Concepts• Experimentation• Requirements Determination

Training and Doctrine

Command (TRADOC) Organization

Combined Arms Support Command

Army Capabilities Integration Center

• Concepts• Experimentation• Requirements Determination

TRADOC

• Functional Training

• Leader Development

and Education

• Collective Training

• Doctrine

• Training Support

• Lessons Learned

Combined Arms Command Army Accessions

Command

• Recruit

• Initial Military

Training

(ARCIC)

(AAC)(CAC)



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TRADOC Mission

TRADOC recruits, trains, and educates

the Army’s soldiers, develops leaders,supports training in units, developsdoctrine, establishes standards, and

builds the future Army.

Victory Starts Here


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MISSION

CASCOM Mission and VisionCASCOM Mission and Vision

CASCOM provides Training andLeader Development, and developsconcepts, doctrine, organizations, life-

long learning, and materiel solutions,to provide the Combat ServiceSupport to sustain a campaign qualityArmy with joint and expeditionarycapabilities.

VISION

Support Starts Here! CASCOM is a world-class

training and combat development organizationtransforming into a Sustainment Center ofExcellence, shaping the Army’s CombatService Support capabilities to meet the needs

of a Nation at war, while anticipating solutionsto tomorrow’s requirements.

MG Mitchell StevensonCommanding GeneralCASCOM

CSM AubainCommand Sergeant MajorCASCOM



CASCOM Top Priorities Safety (Protect the Force) Support to the Warfighter

CSS Training & Leader Development

Modular Force Logistics Transformation

Transforming into the Sustainment Center of

Excellence Logistics Automation Modernization

Future Combat Systems

Sustainment Knowledge Management

Civilian Education & Leader Development

Continuous Process Improvement



CASCOM Core Competencies

Train, educate, and develop Soldiers and leaders

Prepare the Army to sustain full spectrum operations

in Joint, Interagency, and Multinational environments

Design, develop, and integrate logistics into war

fighting requirements

Foster innovation in logistics and lead change for thefuture Force



CASCOM HISTORY

1962 1973 1990 1994 2005 2009

CASCOM Reorganization wasimplemented. Combat developments andTraining development centralized inCASCOM.

Combined Arms SupportCommand (CASCOM) is formedwhen the LOGCEN is merged with theSoldier Support Center and remains atFort Lee.

IOCof the

SustainmentCOE

Planning for BRAC results in:CASCOM,OC&S, TS&C, QMC&S, ALMC

forming the SCOE at Fort Lee.

Combined Service Support Group created as one of two

subordinate elements of the Combat Developments Group (CDC) andactivated at Fort Lee. Designed to integrate under CDC the log and admin

support functions. Each branch school maintained their own separatedepartments of combat developments and doctrinal expertise.

TRADOC created. Three major subordinate commands

created: the Combined Arms Center (CAC), the Logistics Center

(LOGCEN) and the Administrative Center. Materiel developmentis now a joint effort. TRADOC is the primary combat developerand AMC as primary materiel developer. LOGCEN located atFort Lee.

CASCOM HQ Fort Lee, VA

Sustainment Centerof Excellence

SCoE

2009



The CASCOM Team

10 States: 13 Army Posts, 1 Air Force Base, 1 Navy Base, 1 University

APG

Univ. of VA

Fort Eustis

Fort Story

Little CreekAmph Base

Provide Liaisons To: UKReceive Liaisons From: AMEDD, JAG, Canada, France, Germany, Korea

Fort LeonardWood

Fort Sill

Fort Knox

Fort JacksonRSA

Fort GordonEglin AFB

Fort Lee

Fort Sam Houston

Fort Bliss



Soldier SupportInstitute

Army LogisticsManagement

College

OrdnanceCenter and Schs

TransportationCenter and Sch

QuartermasterCenter and Sch

Sch of Music

Rec & Ret Sch

FIN Sch

AG Sch

OMEMS

OMMS

Coordination Only

Chaplain

Center and Sch

JAG Sch

AMEDDCS

CASCOM

CASCOM & CASCOM Affiliated

Centers & Schools



Proponency Areas:

• Petroleum

• Mortuary Affairs

• Supply

• Subsistence

• Field Services

• Aerial Delivery

• Water

2d Highest Resident Student Loadin TRADOC

2d Highest Resident Student Loadin TRADOC

BG Jesse Cross

Quartermaster Center and School

Fort Lee, VA

• 9 Enlisted MOSs• 5 Warrant Officer Specialties

• 3 Officer AOCs• 68 Courses of Instruction• 1 NCO Academy

Key Functions:

• Food Service• Field Services• Mortuary Affairs

AnnualStudent Population

29,821

• Fuel/Water• Supply• Rigging

Joint Collaborative Training:

• Petroleum Laboratory Specialist• Bulk Fuel Specialist

• Mortuary Affairs Specialist• Mortuary Affairs Officer• Food Service Specialist• Fabric Repair Specialist• Parachute Rigger• Airdrop Load Inspector Certification

Ordnance Center and Schools



Ordnance Center and Schools

Proponency Areas:

• Mechanical Maintenance

Vehicles

Weapons/Armament

Generators

• Refrigeration/Heating

Qm/Chem Equipment

• Welding & Machining

• Electronics

• Munitions

• EODJoint Collaborative Training:

Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Md:

• Fire Control Repair Systems Repairer • Electro-optical Ordnance Repairer •

Small Arms/Towed Art illery• Small Arms Repairer • Armament Repairer • Tank Systems Technician• Utilities Equipment Repairer • Basic Refrigeration Mechanic• Metal Worker • Basic Metal Worker •

MachinistRedstone Arsenal, Al:

•Explosive Ordnance Disposal• Advanced Access And Disablement•Explosive Ordnance Disposal Specialist


16,946

• 35 Enlisted MOSs• 9 Warrant Officer Specialties• 2 Officer Areas of Concentration• 17 ASIs• 2 NCO Academies

Key Functions:• Ammunition• Maintenance• EOD

• Ordnance Mechanical Maintenance SchoolAberdeen Proving Ground, MD

• Ordnance Munitions and Electronic MaintenanceSchool Redstone Arsenal, ALBG Rebecca Halstead

Transportation



Proponency Areas:

• Motor Transport Operators

• Army Watercraft Operators andEngineers

• Railway Operators and Maintainers

• Deployment and Force Projection

• Transportation Management Coordinators

• Cargo Specialists

• Locomotive Engineers for DOD

• Tactical Wheeled Vehicles

• Army Watercraft Operations

• Convoy Leader and Force Protection

• Army Driver Standardization


• TC-AIMS II

• Strategic Deployment Planning

• Air Deployment Planning

• Worldwide Port System• Ship Loading and Stowage

• Integrated Computerized Deployment Systems

• Unit Movement Officer Deployment Training

• Defense Advanced Traffic Management

• MILSTAMP

• Traffic Management Coordinator

• Intro to Defense Transportation

• Installation Traffic Management

• Passenger Travel Specialist

Transportation Center and School

Fort Eustis and Fort Story, VA

• 8 Enlisted MOSs• 7 Warrant Officer Courses• 6 Officer Courses• 31 Functional Courses• 1 NCO Academy

Key Functions:

• Motor Transport• Transportation Planning• Army Water Craft

• Rail


16,539

BG Jim Chambers

Army Logistics



Army Logistics Management College

Fort Lee, VA

COL Shelley Richardson

Joint Collaborative Courses:

• Joint Course on Logistics• Multinational Logistics Course• International Logistics

Preparatory Course• Defense HazardousMaterials/Waste Course

Logistics Science

Courses:

•Combined Logistics CaptainsCareer

•Support Operations

•CSS and Logistics Pre-Command Courses

•Theater Logistics Studies

Program•DA Logistics Intern TrainingProgram

•Sustainment Logistics Courses

•Supply Chain Management

•Installation Logistics

Management Course

• Defense Reutilization &Marketing Program

SchoolsSystems & Acquisition

Management

Courses:

•Combat Developments

•Contracting Officer’sRepresentative

•Army Acquisition Basic

•Army Intermediate Contracting

•Manpower and ForceManagement

•ORSA Military Applications

•ORSA Continuing EducationProgram

•ORSA FA49 Qualification

•CSSAMO

•Decision Analysis

•Risk Analysis

Annual StudentPopulation

28,000International Students from over 33 countries

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Soldier Support Institute Fort Jackson, SC &

Little Creek Amphibious Base, VA

COL Rose A. WalkerCommander, SSI

Proponency Areas:

• Adjutant General School

- Human Resources- Postal- Army Bands

(Col Rick Mustion, Commandant)

• Finance School- Finance And Accounting-- Comptrollership-

(Col Billy R. Smith, Commandant)

• Recruiting And Retention School(Col James H. Comish, Commandant)

• NCOA (AG, FM, RRS, CHAP)

(CSM Sylvester Chisolm)


• Postal Operations Course• Postal Supervisors Course• Planning, Programming, BudgetingAnd

Execution Systems Course• Resource Management BudgetCourse• School of Music, Norfolk, VA

Annual

Student Population18,158

• 9 Enlisted MOSs• 2 Warrant Officer Specialties

• 3 Officer Areas of Concentration• 3 ASIs• 4 MOS NCO Academy

Key Functions:

• Personnel• Finance• Recruiting

• Retention• Postal• Bands



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CASCOM Today

CG CSM

DeputyCommanderfor Training

Foreign LNOsGE, CA, FR,

KO

HHC, CASCOM

ExecutiveOperations

Secretary ofthe General

Staff

G1/Personnel

G6/Automation

G8/Resource

Mgt

CommandPlanning

Group

Chief of Staff

Directorate ofTraining

Quality

AssuranceDirectorate

Directorate ofTraining

Support

ACSARNG

ACSUSAR

Army LogisticsManagement

College

Acquisition,Logistics, and

Technology

TCM SustainC2 and ES

Directorate

Deputy tothe CG

Special StaffDCG for

Mobilization& Training

Materiel Systems

Program IntOffice

Capabilities Dev & Integration

Sust Battle Lab

Concepts &Doctrine

Program IntOffice

ForceDevelopment




Capabilities Development and Integration

Mission

The Capabilities Development and Integration Directorate oversees thedesign and development of Army, joint and multinational logisticsaspects of the future force, from concept to capability development;the development and integration of logistics CSS concepts,

architectures and DOTMLPF capabilities; the recommendation oflogistics-related CSS science and technology (S&T) priorities, themanagement of logistics experimentation; and the synchronizationand integration of Army logistics capabilities.

Materiel Systems DirBattle Lab

CONCEPTS &

DOCTRINE

DIRECTORATE

Deputy Director

FORCEDEVELOPMENT

DIRECTORATEMATERIEL SYSTEMS

DIRECTORATECSS BATTLE LAB

PROGRAM

INTEGRATION OFFICE

Director

Concepts & Doctrine Dir Force Development Directorate

• Experimentation

• Supply Support MaterielManagement

• Air Ground Distribution

• Science & Technology

• Convoy Activity SafetyTechnology

• Modular Force Doctrine

• Dist. Ops for future Modular Force

• Joint Modular IntermodalDistribution System (JMIDS)

• CCP Charter Development

• Joint Light Tactical Vehicle (JLTV)

• Joint High Speed Vessel (JHSV)

• Joint Precision Aerial DeliverySystem (JPADS)

• Mortuary Affairs

•Future Combat Systems (FCS)

• Integrated Logistic Support

• TAA 10-15 Requirements Phase

• Support Maint. Co. FDU

• Two-level Maint. Implementation

• Multifunctional NCO

C




Deputy Commander for Training

MissionThe Deputy Commander for Training (DCT) has oversight of the analysis,design, development, and integration of effective and relevant sustainmentunit, individual (IMT and PME), and life-long learning products to support thecurrent and future force with well trained units, warriors, andadaptive/innovative leaders. Ensures life cycle training integration of Armysystems (old and new) as it applies to CSS schools and AC/RC materielfieldings. Develops, plans, and executes the SCoE ICW BRAC 2005 decisions.

DEPUTY COMMANDERFOR TRAINING

TRAININGDIRECTORATE

TRAININGSUPPORT

DIRECTORATE

BRACSGM

Current Initiatives• LTX events for ESC/TSC units

• BRAC/SCoE planning/execution

• Future Combat System integration

• NCOES/OES/WOES Transformation

• MRAP fieldings

• Future Combat Systems integration

• DL Courseware development

• Conduct Critical Task Selection Boards

• POI Training Reviews

Way Ahead CASCOM SCoE




TechnicalLogisticsCollege

Army

LogisticsMgt College

LogisticsNCOA

LogisticsLeadership

College

Army Logistics University

Proponency

OD Museum

TrainingDepartments

Ordnance

School

AIT Brigade

DCG/Cmdt

AIT Brigade

Quartermaster School

TrainingDepartments

Proponency

QM Museum

Joint CulinaryInstitute

Deputy Senior MSN

Commander

Warrior Tng(TA 27)

DCG/Cmdt

Concepts &

Doctrine

Materiel Systems

ProgramIntegration

SustainmentBattle Lab

ForceDevelopment

Transportation

School

Capabilities Dev & Integration

TrainingDepartments

Proponency

TC Museum

TCM-Sustain C2

DCG/Cmdt

Joint CoE forTrans MgtTraining

Commander

Chief of Staff

Special Staff

DCG RCMob & Tng

CSM Dep to Cdr

Training Dev & Integration

DQA/L2

DPMO

SSI Cdr

FinancialManagement

School

AdjutantGeneralSchool

Recruiting &Retention

School

NCOA

Army Women’s Museum

TCM-Trans

Knowledge Management

Civ Prop Ofc

School ofMusic

Way Ahead CASCOM SCoE

EnterpriseSystems

Student BnCenter Level Functions

OEMTD, Gordon

94M/94S, Sill

EOD, Eglin AFB

CGSC- ILESatellite Original MOS Producing Schools

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