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CASCOM Public Affairs
Registrace 7. 03. 2016
Official CZcams channel of the U.S. Army Combined Arms Support Command, Fort Lee, Va.
Enterprise Business Systems – Convergence
Enterprise Business Systems - Convergence (EBS-C) is the Army’s business modernization and transformation effort to simplify, streamline, standardize and unify business operations while improving auditability. Brig. Gen. Michael Lalor, 43 rd Chief of Ordnance, and Command Sgt. Maj. Jason Decker, Ordnance Corps CSM, discuss what EBS-C means for the
Sustainment Enterprise and how it will help shape the Army of 2030.
Sustainment Enterprise and how it will help shape the Army of 2030.
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CASCOM Forward: Data Analytics
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The Sustainment Enterprise relies on data for both tactical and strategic decisions. Sustainers must be able to use this data to rapidly gain understanding in a highly dynamic and connected environment. #Watch as Ms. Sydney Smith, Army Sustainment University president, discusses how data literacy and analytics play into the Army Sustainment Warfighting Function.
CASCOM Forward: Predictive Logistics
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2023 is CASCOM’s year of Predictive Logistics, which is the primary modernization effort for the next year. Learn more from Maj. Gen. Mark T. Simerly, CASCOM commanding general and Command Sgt. Maj. Marco A. Torres, CASCOM CSM.
47th Joint Culinary Training Exercise Highlight
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Here are some of the highlights and good cooking from the 47th Joint Culinary Training Exercise (U.S. Army video by Ryan G. Sharp).
47th Joint Culinary Training Exercise
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Check out the excitement this Saturday March 4th - 10th as Military chefs face off in the 47th Joint Culinary Training Exercise (U.S. Army video by: Ryan Sharp).
Spc. (Ret.) JP Lane
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Spc. (Ret.) J.P. Lane, motivational speaker and Purple Heart recipient, speaks to Soldiers of #CASCOM and Fort Lee. Lane is a U.S. Army combat veteran who deployed as a Combat Engineer to Afghanistan in 2010. On July 2nd, 2011 during a route clearance mission he lost both of his legs when his vehicle was hit by a 200 pound Improvised Explosive Device. He continues to serve as he shares his stor...
Fort Lee Mission
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Fort Lee personnel are devoted to supporting our Army’s mission while ensuring a great quality of life for Soldiers and their Families. CASCOM Soldiers, Department of the Army Civilians, and contractors continue to visualize the future of warfare and produce concepts and capabilities to fight and win our nation’s wars. Fort Lee is the Army’s Home of Sustainment, and Support Starts Here!
Cascom Final 20190509
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CASCOM Mission Video - 2019 - CASCOM trains, educates, and develops adaptive Sustainment Professionals for the total force while generating, synchronizing and integrating innovative Army and Joint Sustainment capabilities, concepts and doctrine to sustain Large Scale Combat Operations (LSCO).
Underway as a 92G
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92G culinary specialsts cook on Army Watercraft. The Soldier chefs never ever imagined they would have this type of opportunity. Most expect to work in a dining facility or feed in the field not a vessel. #Armychefs #readyondayone #supportstartshere
Centennial Week Celebration
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Fort Lee celebrated its 100th birthday July 10. This video highlights some of the activities that took place.
Fort Lee 100 Trailer
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Fort Lee Centennial Documentary Trailer - Full length documentary out July 10, 2017.
MCACTE Day 4
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42nd Military Culinary Arts Competitive Training Event Day 4, March 6th highlights.
MCACTE Day 3
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Day three's competition is heating up at the 42nd Military Culinary Arts Competitive Training Event March 5, 2017!
U.S. Army Soldier For Life Program, Transitioning and Credentialing.
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U.S. Army Soldier For Life Program, Transitioning and Credentialing.
Rough Terrain Container Handler Maintainer Course
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Rough Terrain Container Handler Maintainer Course
92A and 92Y, Quartermaster Logistics and Supply
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92A and 92Y, Quartermaster Logistics and Supply
Transportation Basic Officer Leader's Course RVTT
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Transportation Basic Officer Leader's Course RVTT
Respect... Love you unc #lexington
Do you smell like fuel?
Question. Broadly, what is an Army Transportation officers responsibility ? I thought their purpose was to transport personnel, equipment, and munitions by land, air, ground, and see. To include the above, transportation officers are responsible for commanding convoys? I thought that consisted of the infantry personnel.
General Ronald Kirklin my childhood friend..Henrietta Genous I salute you! Great job!❤❤
Seventeen years and only an E-6? Not much has changed in the MOS. Getting to E-6 is easy enough, but E-7? You could retire an E-6 before making E-7. I'd of thought the Army would have fixed this imbalance thirty some years ago.
HAHAH wow! Collins , damn what a nice guy. Been a lot of years and I miss it.
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On the assessments for load and unloading fuel is the tank being loaded or just the flat rack?
I would actually like to see more.
Thanks for the videos
Nice
What happens if the truck gets shot
Jet fuel needs a lot of heat to spark I can drop a cig in jp5 and nothing would happen
Starting the first phase of rigger school next week. Very nervous
How did it go? I’m interested in enlisting as a parachute rigger.
@@alanb02 I went there for a TDY. I only did the first phase of rigger school since I’m Air Force. I know army and marines go through all phases. First phase was pretty simple and easy as you work in teams for a lot of tasks
@@gusrodriguez6026 copy, thanks for the update. Hope everything is good with you. 💯🤝
Nobody rocks like a 92Fox!
Lol
I leave next month looking foward to this no mechanical experience but I'm excited to learn this
You will learn nothing 😂😂
I was in from 78 to 1985 and back then it was 76W,
Most boring job in the Army 😂
I doubt that.
Yea cuz having to jump outta planes and work wit special forces guys is lame lol
@@kennethnaya6061 I mean i Can imagine this getting boring after a while Honestly 🤷🏾♂️
@@jaquaveonandress649 I never had a job that never got boring after a while
@@joemueller4738 That was 2yrs ago lol, did you join?
That sgtmajor always caught me slippin at the shoppete
It will always be 77F to me. And if I remember correctly this mos and the water purification mos got put together.
Great job SSG Brown!
Reeeeeeegggggaaaaaa!
I Will Be Sure Always.
Hooah!!!
I'm 91b but want to do air borne
Not a popular question... But how demanding is this branch compared to others, especially combat ones?
I really wanted this job but I got a 15 Delta instead and that’s a aircraft drive train mechanic
JALEN BAKER fuck I wanted 12R and I got 91b
I'm not a good reader or good speller is this a good job for me
Where do 91b’s go for basic training cause I’m a army recruite and want to know where we will go
Alonso Chavez Multiple locations. Most go to Jackson, but some go to LITW and very few go to Sill
4th Line All Star thanks bro because I had no clue where I would be going you were a big help
Fort Sill Oklahoma I would know. My leave date is coming up.
Jose Plaza are you going to be a 91 b
Alonso Chavez yeah AIT is in VIRGINIA fort Lee
Was a rigger in the greek special forces back in the 97-99.. obviously we had some americans instuctors way back, because everything looked the same!! Nice video by the way..
That’s a pretty cool video game
How much auto mechanic skills do really learn from 91B AIT? What do you learn? How much actual hands on? do you learn how to change time belts, brakes, alternator, engine swap?
Pablo Perez nah its more of the basics
+CallsignVader okay can you explain to me what are the basics exactly or from your experience
You don't learn anything other than to follow instructions on a manual (which everybody already knew).
justanotherguyful from the video it shows that you at least know how to take a couple of them Parts such as alternator
You learn the fundamentals in school...real world experience will teach you everything else.
Went to ft lee, Same as most bravos. Acceptable amount of freedom, be grateful for it. However, myself being a delta, I'm a better bravo than those that are churned out mass produced. AIT should be longer and more focused on our technical skills. I've served with bravos who I taught more about their job (I'm a delta) with skills learned on the civilian side than what they came with. I'm just saying, ultimately, more power should be given to the civilian instructors (who are all prior military) who know better. That is where ft lee (in my time at least) was starting to excel for ordnance. Allow those that had experience teach as opposed to those who were in career purgatory be the plt sgts and shit. Overall I felt a lack of training from the bravos and as a delta(our job was in high demand where I was) I should not have had to train the younger soldiers outside of my mos.
CLASS 23W 63WH8 EDGEWOOD MARYLAND CLASS OF 99 WISH I COULD BE A SOLDIER AGAIN AND BE AN INSTRUCTOR
Nice to see another old-school 63, esp. with the H8! I was a 63BH8, trained both at Ft. Dix, NJ in '90 (as well as Basic).
I had so much fun being Rigger, loved it.
lol ssg brown, i knew him from Fort Bragg, E CO. 3-82 cab, WARDOGS!!!
Hey! Sgt Bennett! Class 011 Hooah!
who you with?
I'll be joining the army in Australia in July as a Fuel Specialist, nobody else is going for this job, hope its not a shit job
Poon Handler all you do I fill up gas hahha
Tamanna Jahan never make fun of the little guy. It’s a job and someone has to do it. Obviously you’re not going to do it.
Ivanasukalot Bruh I'm not making fun of it I'm just saying I know every mos is important
Is this a mainly field job or a stationed job away from combat?
@@backuosndnd been in nearly 4yrs now. The fuel specialist job is a dying trade in the Army. I'm looking to change to cyber security. My brother works for KPMG and is on $168k at the moment
Thanks for sharing, CASCOM Public Affairs . This video gave me more insight of what my grandson went through there at Ft.Lee last year. Great to see how these soldiers are trained to keep our military vehicles moving in protecting of our great country .
I DID MY AIT AT ABERDEEN PROVING GROUNDS IN AT EDGEWOOD MARY. IT WAS A SHITTY HELL HOLE. IT FELT LIKE IF I WAS SERVING TIME IN PRISON. WE EARNED OUR PRIVILEGES AND WE NEVER GOT TO USE THEM ON SATURDAYS OUR DAYS OFF IF YOU WILL THE TAC SGTS HAD MOWING THE LAWN PAINTING BUILDINGS THAT WERE NOT IN USE AND MANY OTHER TASK. FUCK ABERDEEN AND FUCK THEM SHITBIRD CADRES.. NEVER LEARNED ANYTHING FROM THEM I LEARNED EVERYTHING THE HARDWAY AT MY POST AND IN IRAQ.. BUT I LOVE THE MY U.S. ARMY. ITS JUST THAT LITTLE STINT I WENT THROUGH FOR 3 MONTHS. 36B SCHOOL
"I can tell you from over here you got 5 things wrong with it!" Anybody know who says that?
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i remember when this was filmed! i was in class 005! Bravo company 1st platoon
Bravo 16?
Good for you