Ordnance and Logistics Leaders,
On behalf of the Chief of Ordnance, you are invited to the next Ordnance Connect on Thursday, December 9, 2021, from 0930-1130 EST.
Ordnance Connect discussion topics are selected based on current issues challenging the field, aligned with the US Army Ordnance School Core Competencies and Lines of Effort in support of building and preserving Readiness.
Briefing slides and MS TEAMS instructions will be posted on milSuite (CAC login required). https://www.milsuite.mil/.../od-strategic-communications
Drive Change! Develop Ordnance solutions to win!
Train, educate, and grow Ordnance professionals who drive change; employ, develop and design DOTMLPF-P solutions to sustain Army readiness and win in Multi-Domain Operations.
PV2 Krystin Maier, a 91D Tactical Power Generation student, conducts Systems Installation and Paralleling (SIP). During this lesson, students calculate how much power is required, what size generator can be used for particular said power demand, and distributing power to the load.
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89B Ammunition Specialist students, PFC Arlet Recendiz, PFC Belen Escalera, and PV2 Joseph Wildey learn how to secure munitions on a Flatrack using a 10K and 5K ratchet straps IAW AMC Drawing 1948-series during Phase 2 of their course.
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PFC Brayden Cooper, from Winslow, IN, shares why he joined the U.S. Army. PFC Cooper is training to be an 89D Explosive Ordnance Disposal Specialist.
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