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Logistics Warrior

 

 

Welcome to the Logistics Warrior information site. If you are a participant, observer- controller, member of the OPFOR (opposition force), squad leader or leaders assigned to this field training exercise you will find helpful information to make your participation a success. (Knowledge Center coming soon)

History: The Army’s Warrior Field Training Exercise (FTX) had its start with the Quartermaster School beginning in the autumn of 1989. Training and Doctrine Command’s (TRADOC) regulation 350-6 requires all Advanced Individual Training (AIT) stations to conduct a field training exercise as part of their AIT program. At the time of its inception the training exercise focused on improving Quartermaster Soldier’s understanding and execution of tactical tasks. The Logistics Warrior Training exercise has grown to become the capstone training event on Warrior Tasks & Battle Drills for Quartermaster Soldiers at Fort Lee, VA.

Description: The Logistics Warrior training exercise is a 120 hour Event/Scenario driven FTX replicating the operational environment. Soldiers participating in the LOG Warrior exercise conduct training missions replicating operational theatre missions that integrate their tactical and technical skills. In conjunction to the tactical training, the Soldiers complete a minimum of 10 hours of MOS scenario driven training. Soldiers participate in the LOG Warrior exercise during their last four weeks of training.

23rd QM BDE is required to train soldiers that can deploy with their unit upon arrival. The Logistics Warrior Training Exercise will prepare soldiers to conduct combat logistics patrols, operate in MOUT, perform force protection measures in an LSA, and conduct IED-D. The training is a tough, demanding experience and Soldiers arrive at their units better trained and prepared to contribute and deploy with their unit of assignment.

 

This page was last updated on: September 19, 2011