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  • Instructors and staff from the Ordnance Training Center (OTC) at Camp Dodge, Iowa, provide critical M777A2 Howitzer maintenance and training support to the 1st Battalion, 194th Field Artillery Regiment. This collaborative effort directly enhances the unit's artillery readiness and operational capabilities.

  • Total Force Integration: Instructors from three different Ordnance Training Centers (Fort Leonard Wood, Camp Blanding, and Fort Dix) united to deliver a critical Wheeled Vehicle Recovery (H8) Mobile Training Team (MTT) course directly to the 7th Infantry Division at Joint Base Lewis-McChord (JBLM). Together, they are enhancing readiness across the force!

  • Honoring Excellence in Training: Reserve Component Office (RCO) Sergeant Major, SGM Aparicio, presents RCO Coins of Excellence to the instructors and support staff at the Camp Blanding, Florida, Ordnance Training Center (OTC). Thank you for your continued commitment to training the force!

  • Global Training Impact: Instructors from Ordnance Training Centers across CA, GA, NJ, and IA deployed to Germany as a Mobile Training Team (MTT), delivering critical Wheeled Vehicle Recovery (H8) qualifications to Soldiers stationed in Hohenfels. Together, they are keeping our forward-deployed units mission-ready!

  • SFC Victor Marquez of the Reserve Component Office (RCO) presents RCO Coin of Excellence to student from the XVIII Airborne Corps. The Soldier was recognized for her exceptional performance while attending the Wheeled Vehicle Recovery Course (H8) at the Ordnance Training Center (OTC) on Fort Bragg, NC.

  • Mastering Recovery Operations: Students put their skills to the test during the Wheeled Vehicle Recovery Course (H8) at the Ordnance Training Center (OTC), located at Fort Leonard Wood, MO.

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Instructors and staff from the Ordnance Training Center (OTC) at Camp Dodge, Iowa, provide critical M777A2 Howitzer maintenance and training support to the 1st Battalion, 194th Field Artillery Regiment. This collaborative effort directly enhances the unit's artillery readiness and operational capabilities.

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Total Force Integration: Instructors from three different Ordnance Training Centers (Fort Leonard Wood, Camp Blanding, and Fort Dix) united to deliver a critical Wheeled Vehicle Recovery (H8) Mobile Training Team (MTT) course directly to the 7th Infantry Division at Joint Base Lewis-McChord (JBLM). Together, they are enhancing readiness across the force!

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Honoring Excellence in Training: Reserve Component Office (RCO) Sergeant Major, SGM Aparicio, presents RCO Coins of Excellence to the instructors and support staff at the Camp Blanding, Florida, Ordnance Training Center (OTC). Thank you for your continued commitment to training the force!

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Global Training Impact: Instructors from Ordnance Training Centers across CA, GA, NJ, and IA deployed to Germany as a Mobile Training Team (MTT), delivering critical Wheeled Vehicle Recovery (H8) qualifications to Soldiers stationed in Hohenfels. Together, they are keeping our forward-deployed units mission-ready!

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SFC Victor Marquez of the Reserve Component Office (RCO) presents RCO Coin of Excellence to student from the XVIII Airborne Corps. The Soldier was recognized for her exceptional performance while attending the Wheeled Vehicle Recovery Course (H8) at the Ordnance Training Center (OTC) on Fort Bragg, NC.

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Mastering Recovery Operations: Students put their skills to the test during the Wheeled Vehicle Recovery Course (H8) at the Ordnance Training Center (OTC), located at Fort Leonard Wood, MO.

Mission

Advise OD School Commandant and staff on all RC matters: MOS-T, PME, Functional Training, Soldier Readiness and Proficiency. Review and initiate actions across Doctrine, Organization, Training, Materiel, Leadership, Personnel, and Facilities (DOTMLPF) to ensure RC integration. Enable RC schools to achieve and maintain One Army School System (OASS) training standards.

Key Tasks

  • Connect Reserve Component Ordnance Soldiers to the CoO's strategic vision.
  • Ensure Reserve Component training locations deliver world class, One Army School System (OASS) compliant institutional training to Active Component and Reserve Component Ordnance Soldiers.
  • Provide Commandant with feedback on Reserve Component Ordnance units' ability to sustain combat power across multiple domains in complex operational environments.
  • Provide DOTMLP-F recommendations to improve Reserve Component Ordnance capabilities.
  • Assist and coordinate with all T2COM and CASCOM organizations to ensure total force integration of Ordnance Reserve Component capabilities.

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