Course Scope
This course prepares Aerial Delivery and Materiel Officers with the knowledge, skills, critical thinking, and decision-making process to effectively meet the Army’s aerial delivery objectives. Facilitation of subjects includes readiness, leadership, training management, operations, communications, program management, parachute pack facility management, and aerial delivery mission support requirements. Students will examine management techniques, analyze, and manage parachute packing operations from a platoon level, and support a Brigade-sized element in a Joint Forcible Entry (JFE) mission.
Special Instructions
- All officers must be assigned to an Aerial Delivery and Materiel Officer (R9 SQI) position or equivalent.
- Waivers are required for any 92A, 88A, 91A, or 90A, not assigned to an Aerial Delivery and Materiel Officer (R9 SQI) or equivalent position; or a non-Logistic airborne qualified officer assigned to a R9 SQI or equivalent position. Waivers must be signed by the first O-5 in the chain of command with the Quartermaster Commandant’s signature block as final approving authority.
- Students must bring their DD Form 93/SGLI, Orders, Basic Airborne Course Certificate and DA FORM 1307 (Individual Jump Records). If a student has a serviceable Advanced Combat Helmet (ACH) they may bring it or one will be issued during the Airborne Operation.
- Sending organizations will ensure that students have a confirmed "R" reservation training seat in the Army Training Requirements and Resources System (ATRRS) before funding is committed for TDY travel. Those in a "W" reservation status do not have a confirmed training seat and may not commence travel unless the ATRRS "W" converts to an "R". It is imperative that training managers at all levels monitor ATRRS to ensure confirmed reservations are cancelled, if appropriate, to allow those in a wait status to acquire a confirmed training seat reservation.
Reporting Instructions
- During severe weather please call the Fort Gregg-Adams Hotline for weather updates or Post closures: 804-765-2679 or DSN 539-2679.
- All officers must report to the ADMOC Classroom (Room 261) at 0900hrs in Bldg. 6025, 710 Adams Avenue, Fort Gregg-Adams, VA 23801. If the report date is on the weekend, the student will report on the first working day of the week.
- Any questions on the course should be directed to the Instructional Division at (804) 734-4794/4724, DSN: 687-4794/4724.
Lodging
TDY students should contact Ft. Gregg-Adams Lodging at 1-800-403-8533 or the Army Lodging Success Central Reservation Center at 1-866-363-5771 to secure lodging. Each student's command is responsible for funding the cost of lodging and meals. Additional information:
- Phone: (804) 733-4100
- Email: amerftleedvqreservations@ihg.com
- Website: https://www.ihg.com/armyhotels/hotels/us/en/fort-lee/zylea/hoteldetail
Fort Gregg-Adams Lodging
Transportation
Government transportation is not available either on or off base.
Uniform Requirements
Personnel will wear the ACU/Utility Uniform or Flight Suits (if authorized). All personnel will wear uniform IAW Service Directives.
Course Dates
