The JLC is a Joint Staff J4 sponsored course focused on preparing military and civilians to plan, execute, and control operational-level joint logistics in assignments involving joint logistics planning, interservice, multinational logistics support, and joint logistics in a theater of operations. To accomplish this, the JLC integrates component functional skills and knowledge through the study of strategy, doctrine, theory, programs, and processes. The JLC provides students the opportunity to develop the attributes, perspectives, and insights necessary to manage operational level logistics and challenge students to apply joint logistics doctrine in a Joint, Interagency, Intergovernmental, and/or Multinational (JIIM) context. The course CAPSTONE mission analysis exercise reinforces knowledge gained  from skills acquired during the course, culminating in an IPR-A to a General Officer, Flag Officer, or Senior Executive Service.  The course includes in person engagement and Microsoft Teams webinars from 18 guest lecturers from combatant commands and agencies

Joint OCS Planning & Execution Course (JOPEC)   LINK to INTEL SIte: 
The Joint Operational Contract Support (OCS) Planning and Execution Course is a joint certified, 9-day, mobile training team (MTT) delivered course. The course focuses on OCS planning and execution responsibilities during phases 0 through 5 at the Geographic Combatant Command (GCC), Sub-Joint Force Command, and Service component commands.. 

The JEOC teaches students to understand sister service engineer capabilities and considerations for joint engineer staff and prepares engineers or future or future deployments, staff assignments, and homeland operations. It prepares engineers from all military services for assignment to a Joint Task Force. The course focuses on joint engineer doctrine, service engineer capabilities, and how to use service engineer capabilities in support of global engineering requirements.

The Advanced Logistics Readiness Officer Course (ALROC) is the Air Force Logistics Readiness Officer (21R) career field’s senior leader developmental special program for the Logistics Readiness community, as well as for joint and allies and partners. This special program is sponsored by HAF/A4L, administered by AFIT’s School of Systems and Logistics, and hosted by Army Sustainment University at Fort Gregg-Adams, Virginia. 

ALROC equips 21Rs to lead, plan and advocate for joint logistics at the operational and strategic level. Upon completion of the course, students earn a special experience identifier, are awarded a graduate patch, and are vectored to fill one of over 120 key O-5 and O-6 billets across the Joint Staff, HAF, NATO, C-MAJCOMs and Combat Support Agencies.

For inquires about ALROC, please reach out via email at: usaf.gregg-adams.usaf-hq.mbx.alroc@army.mil

MCLOG provides advanced individual training to Marine Logisticians, provides collective training to logistics staffs, and executes directed training and education support functions in order to train and educate well-rounded MAGTF logisticians who are adaptive, critical thinkers, and planners able to integrate logistics in support of the current and future expeditionary operations.  Additionally, MCLOG serves as the institutional caretaker of the Logistics Tactics, Training, and Education Program (LTTEP).

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