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COURSE TRAINED: Unit Supply Specialist (92Y) Advanced Individual Training (AIT) Course.

CONTENT: Course provides apprenticeship training in all critical tasks dealing with requesting, receiving, issuing, and maintaining or establishing accountability of individual, organizational, installation, and expendable/durable supplies and equipment. These tasks also include security and administration of a unit arms room as well as organizational maintenance of small arms. At skill level 10, the 92Y receives, inspects, inventories, loads, unloads, segregates, stores, issues, delivers and turns in organization and installation supplies and equipment. The 92Y prepares all unit/organization supply documents and accounts for Army property, supplies and equipment using the Property Book Unit Supply Enhanced (PBUSE) automated supply system. In the small arms area, the 92Y issues and receives small arms, secures and controls weapons and ammunition in security areas, and schedules and performs preventive and organizational maintenance on weapons.

COURSE LENGTH: 8 weeks, 2 day

ADMINISTRATIVE REQUIREMENTS: In accordance with CTA 50-900 (male students, page 3; female students, page 5) if you are an AIT Soldier and are scheduled to attend the 92Y course for MOS reclassification training, you must bring your initial clothing allowance with you to this course. Do not bring your TA 50 equipment. This applies to all Soldiers in a TDY or PCS enroute status.

When the service member (other than AIT) reports to Fort Lee:

1. Bring "initial issue" (including Class A's with all awards/decorations) and 10 copies of orders/SGLV/DD93 (CTA-50 items will be issued at Fort Lee).
   
   
2. POV would be advantageous; however, parking is limited/restricted due to numerous construction projects on the Installation. Buses will be provided for student transportation to and from class when required.
   
   
3. Week days: Report to Bldg 9303, MOS-T Barracks located at the intersection of B Avenue and Mahone Avenue during or after duty hours (24/7); contact number (804) 734-6013. Alternate: Report to 266th QM Battalion, Bldg 3127 located on 13th Street and B Avenue, contact number (804) 765-3337.
   
   
4. Upon arrival, arrangements will be made for lodging by the MOS-T unit. MOS-T Soldiers will be attached to one of the designated 92Y Companies in the 266th QM Battalion. Classes will be conducted in Bldg. 4210, CHALLEN HALL, located at the intersection of 16th and A Avenue.
   
   
5. Normal duty day is as follows:
   
   
   • 0600 - 1230 92Y10 Technical Training (1st shift)
   • 1400 - 2230 92Y10 Technical Training (2nd shift)
     
     
6. Space Available. DOD CIVILIAN PERSONNEL may request training in a specific module or modules (i.e., Principles of Supply, PBUSE, Unit Armorer Certification, etc.). Likewise, any military personnel attending any of the modules, only a training certificate will be issued. Civilian personnel cannot be awarded a 92Y MOS--(if you arrive at Bldg 9300 and no one is available, please sign in at the IOC, located on the 2d floor of Bldg 1107, at the intersection of B Ave and 1st Street. The building is secured after duty hours; to gain access, please use the telephone to the left of the entrance and follow the posted instructions. The IOC is staffed 24/7. They can also be reached at the number listed below).

COURSE PREQUISITES FOR AWARD OF MOS:

• Physical demands rating of heavy
• Physical profile of 222222 (no temporary profiles)
• Minimum score of 90 in aptitude area CL
• Normal color vision
• Mandatory formal training
• No documented instances in the last five (5) years of conduct that reflects adversely on the character, honesty, or integrity of the soldier
• No other record of disciplinary action under UCMJ or pattern of behavior that indicates a lack of integrity or is inconsistent with the 92Y position of trust
• No conviction or other adverse disposition for criminal offenses listed as a, misdemeanor or felony as outlined in AR 601-210, Chapter 4. This criterion is not waivable.

SUBJECTS COVERED:

• Unit logistics administration and functions
• The Army Authorization Document System (TAADS)
• Fed Log/Cataloging and wholesale logistics organization
• Receive, store, request, transfer, issue, turn in, and account for property
• Posting document registers and supply status
• Preparation and delegation of authority to receipt for property
• Sub-hand receipts/hand receipts
• Adjustment documents
• Organization laundry, clothing and individual equipment
• Field maintenance of selected small arms
• Physical security of the arms room
• Armorer duties (issue, inventory, and repair weapons)
• Property Book Unit Supply-Enhanced (PBUSE)

92Y Critical Task List

GRADUATIONS Graduation ceremonies are normally conducted at 9 a.m. on the last day of the course, in Bldg 4210, Challen Hall, Mullins Auditorium, located off of B Avenue between 16th and 19th Streets. All visitors to Fort Lee must enter through the Lee Avenue gate on Route 36 (Oaklawn Blvd) to obtain access to the post. Once you have been cleared to enter the post, proceed to the traffic light and make a left onto A Avenue. Bldg 4210 is approximately 1/8 of a mile on the right hand side at the corner of 16th Street and A Avenue. Turn right onto 16th Street and then turn right onto B Avenue. You will see an entrance to a large parking lot on the right. Bldg 4210 is the building facing the parking lot as you enter. There are new gate closures, openings, and new hours. Make sure you pay attention when driving.

 

POINT OF CONTACT
Chief, 92Y Division	Comm (804) 734-3481 DSN 687-3481
NCOIC	Comm (804) 734-3580/3466 DSN 687-3580/3466
OPERATIONS	Comm (804) 734-3573 DSN 687-3573

This page was last updated on: September 19, 2011