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Department of the Army Pamphlet 351-20

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Army Correspondence Course Program Catalog

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SUMMARY
DA PAM 351-20 Army Correspondence Course Program Catalog

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CHANGE
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This change provides additional procedural guidance student' s examination response sheet (para 1-30)

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FOREWORD
HOW TO USE THIS CATALOG

1. Go to chapter I, para 1-8, for guidance on how to enroll in courses administered by AIPD (listed in chapter 2) or individual subeourses (chapter 3). If you are enrolling in a course listed in chapter 4, follow the instructions specified in the course description. In any case, makesure you are eligible for enrollment and meet any prerequisites. 2. If you have selected a course administered by A1PD, go to chapter 3 for a description of the individual subcourses within the course. The description includes the number of credit hours awarded for completion of each subcourse. 3. Telephone extensions and e-mail addresses for student services teams at AIPD are provided in the preface of this publication.

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Team B DSN927-2079/5715 COML (757) 878-2079/5715 E-mail: [email protected]

Team C DSN 927-2169/3335 COML (757) 878-2169/3335 E-mail: [email protected]

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Headquarters Departmentof the Army Washington, DC 28 April 2000 Schools

*Department of the Army Pamphlet 351-20

Army Correspondence Course Program Catalog
By Orderof the Secrota~ of the Army'by Army the Institute for Professional De-'velopment, U.S. ArmyTraining Support Center, Fort Eustis, VA 2360'4-5121.This ERIC K. SHtNSEKI pamphletlists the courses and subcourses General, United States Army administered by the Army Institute for Chiefof Staff Professional Developmentand outlines procedures and administrative fimctions Official: that affect student enrollment.This publication also includes correspondence courses offered by Armyschools and agencies and selected DOD agencies that administer their ownprograms indepenJOEL B, HUDSON dently of Army Institute for Professional AdministrativeAssistant to the Development. Tbe ArmyInstitute for Secretary of the Army Professional Development accredited by is the Distance Education and Training History. This publication was originally Council. This accreditation signifies the published on 1 October 1999 and achievement of the Distance Education authenticatud by Eric Shinseki and Joel and Training Council's standards involvHudson~ Administrative Assistant to the ing the development,production, and administration of homestudy programs. Secretary of the Army. This prirrting publishes Change1. Applicability, This pampbletapplies to active duty milita~3"of all branches,forSummary. The Army Correspondence Course Program the formal nonresident eign military, Army is National Guard, Recivilians. extension of the U,S. Army Training and serve personnel, and DOD Doctrine Command service schools' cur- During mobilization, procedures in this rlculums whichare centrally administered publication may be modified by the proponent. Proponent and exception authority. The proponent for this pamphlet is the Commanding General, U.S. ArmyTraining and Doctrine Command. propoThe nent has the authority to approve exceptions to this pamphletthat are consistent wid~controlling law and regulation. Proponent delegate authority, in may xvdting,to a divisionchief underfl~eir supervision within the proponent agency who holds tbe grade of colonel or the civilian equivalent. Suggested Improvements. Users are invited to send comments suggested and improvements on DAForm 2028 (Recommended Changes to Publications and Blank Forms) directly to Commander, U. S. Army Training Support Center, ATTN: ATIC-DLD, Fort Eustis, VA23604-5166. Distribution. Distribution of this publication is available in electronic media only and is intended for command levels A, B, C, D and E for Active Army,Army National Guard ~mdU.S. ArmyReserve.

Contents (Listed by paragraph page and number) Chapter 1 Introduction,

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Section l General, page 1 Purpose ¯ 1-I, page 1 References ¯ 1-2, page 1 Explanation of abbreviations ¯ 1-3, page 1 Programs administered by the ArmyInstitute for Professional Development (consolidated ACCP)¯ 1~, page 1 Correspondence course programs offered by other activities (not administered by AIPD) ¯ 1-5, page 2

Em'olhnent, page 2 Eligibility ¯ I~5, page 2 Types of enrollment ¯ 1-7, page 2 Enrollment ¯ 1-8, page 3 Rate of subcourse issue ¯ 1-9, page 3 ~This pamphlet supersedes 351-20, DA Pare dated October t 1998. DA PAM 351-20 " 28 April 2000

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Contents--Continued Transcripts and copies of records ¯ 1-10, page 3 Voluntary withdrawal ¯ 1-11, page 3 Cancellation of enrollment ¯ 1-12, page 3 Reinstatement ¯ 1-13, page 3 Section AdmhHstrative Temts, page 3 Subcourse ¯ 1-14, page 3 Course ¯ 1-15, page 4 Credit hour ¯ 1-16, page 4 Methods of completing examinations ¯ 1-17, page 4 ATSCForm 157 (Data Mailer) ¯ 1-18, page 4 Exempt credit ¯ 1-19, page 4 Promotion points ¯ 1-20, page 4 Enrollment year ¯ 1-21, page 4 Retirement point ¯ 1-22, page 4 Subcourse completion notice ¯ 1-23, page 4 Pbase completion notice ¯ 1-24, page 4 Course completion notice ¯ 1-25, page 5 Certificate of Completion ¯ 1-26, page 5 Diplomas ¯ 1-27, page 5 Section IV Admhdstrative Procedures for Programs Administered Required progress ¯ 1-28, page 5 Grading system and reexamination - 1-29, page 5 Certifying your work ¯ 1-30, page 5 Award of MOS/branch qualification ¯ 1-31, page 5 Student records ¯ 1-32, page 5 Change of address ¯ 1-33, page 6 Communication with AIPD ¯ 1-34, page 6 ACCP catalog availability ¯ 1-35, page 6 Chapter 2 Consolidated

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Army Correspondence Course Program (ACCP), page 6

Section I Adjutant General School (U.S. Army Soldier Support h~stitute), page RC Adjutant General Officer Advanced Course (AOC42) (Course Number: 805C All) ¯ 2-1, page 6 S1/Personnel Officer Course (Course Number: 805C QIg) ¯ 2-2, page 7 Personnel Staff Officer Course (Course Number: 805C Q21) ¯ 2-3, page 7 RC WOAC Military Personnel Technician Course (420A) (Course Number: 805C W31) ¯ page 7 RC WOBC Military Personnel Technician Course (420A) (Course Number: 805C WI1) ¯ 2-5, page 7 Military Personnel Officer Course (Course Number: 805C 023) ¯ 2-6, page 8 Advanced Level Sustainment Training Technical Course ¯ 2-7, page 8 Basic Level Sustainment Training Technical Course ¯ 2-8, page 8 Administrative Course (MOS 71L20) (Course Number: 805C MI5) ¯ 2-9, page 8 Personnel Administration Course (MOS 75B20) (Course Number: 805C MI7) ¯ 2-I0, page 8 Personnel Services Specialist Course (MOS 75H20) (Course Number: 805C M25) ¯ 2-11, page 9 Section H U.S. Ar~O~Air Defense Artille~ T School, page 9 RC ADAOfficer Advanced Course (Course Number: 441 All) ¯ 2-12, page 9 RC SHORAD Officer Reclassification Course (Course Number: 441 Q2I) ¯ 2-13, page 9 RC WOAC Air Defense Systems Technician (MOS 140A) (Course Number: 441 W3I) ¯ 2-I4,

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Contents--Continued CommonMilitary Subjects for Skill Level 4 (all ADAMOSs) (Course Number: 441 DI7) ¯ 2-15, page 9 CommonMilitary Subjects for Skill Level 3 (all ADAMOSs) (Course Number: 441 DI5) ¯ 2-16, page 10 CommonMilitary Subjects for Skill Level 2 (all ADAMOSs) (Course Number: d41 DI3) ¯ 2-17, page 10 CommonMilitary Subjects for Skill Level I (all ADAMOSs) (Course Number: 441 DII) ¯ 2-18, page 10 Operations and Intelligence Assistant (Course Number: ~141 M15) ¯ 2-19, page lO Patriot Fire Control Enhanced Operator/Maintainer Course (MOS14E) (Course Number: 441 M33) ¯ 2-20, page 10 Patriot Launching Station Enhanced Operator/Maintainer Course (MOS14T) (Course Number: 441 M35) ¯ 2-21, page 10 MANPAD System Training (MOS 14S/14M) (Course Number: 441 M23) ° 2-22, page 11 ADASenior Sergeant (MOS 14Z) (Course Number: 441 MS1) ¯ 2-23, page 1l ADACommand and Control System ANFfSQ-73 Missile Minder (MOS 14L) (Course Number: 441 M31) ¯ 2-24, page 11 Section IH U.S. Ar.o, Armor &'hooL page ll Requirements for branch transfer ¯ 2-25, page 11 AmmrCaptains Career Course ¯ 2-26, page 12 Battalion Motor Officer Course (BMOC)(Course Number: 171 QI1) ¯ 2-27, page 12 Section 1V [LS. Atwo~ Aviation Centet; page 12 RC Aviation Officer Advanced Course (Course Number: 011 All) - 2-28, page 12 RC Aviation Warrant Officer Advanced Course (MOS150 Series) (Course Number: 011 W31) ° 2-29, page 12 Aviation Accident Prevention Management Course (Course Number: 011 D21) ¯ 2-30, page 13 Aviation Logistics Manager Course (Course Number: 011 QI3) ¯ 2-3I, page 13 Aviation Safety Officer Course (Course Number: 01I QII) ¯ 2-32, page 13 Avionic Mechanic (MOS 68N) (Course Number: 011 M10) ¯ 2-33, page 13 Air Traffic Control Operator Course (MOS93C) (Course Number: 011 M20) ¯ 2-34, page 13 Air Traffic Control Preparatory Course (Course Number: 011 Dll) ¯ 2-35, page 14 Aviation Operations Specialist Course (MOS93P) (Course Number: 011 M24) ¯ 2-36, page 14 Aviation Survival Course (Course Number: 011 D23) ¯ 2-37, page 14 Special Course for Safety Management (Basic) (Course Number: 011 DI3) ¯ 2-38, page 14 Section V U.S. Army Aviation Logistics School, page 14 Utility Helicopter (UH-1, Model H) Repairer/Supervisor Course (MOS67N30) (Course Number: 552 M40) ¯ page 14 Aircraft Structural Repairer/Supervisor Course (MOS68G30) (Course Number: 552 M44) ¯ 2-40, page 14 Aircraft AmaamenfflVlissile Subsystems Supervisor Course (AH-1F) (Course Number: 552 M46) ¯ 2-41, page 14 Aviation Maintenance Management Course (Course Number: 552 DI1) ¯ 2-42, page 15 Basic Aircraft Maintenance Course (Course Number: 552 DI3) ¯ 2-43, page 15 Aircrafi Structural Maintenance Technician (Course Number: CDC2A 753) ¯ 2 ~--q4, page 15 Section VI U.S. A~vO, Chaplain Center and School. page 15 RC Chaplain Officer Advanced Course (Course Number: 805D All) ¯ 2-45, page I5 RC Chaplain Officer Basic Course (Course Number: 805D BI1) ¯ 2-46, page 16 Chaplain Assistant Senior Supervisor Sustainment Training Course (MOS71M50) (Course Number: 805D M51) ¯ 2-47, page 16 Chaplain Assistant Advanced Sustainment Training Course (MOS 71M40) (Course Number: 805D M41) ¯ 2-48, page 16 Cbaplain Assistant Reserve Component Reclassification Course (MOS71M10) (Course Number: 805D M35) ° 2-49, page 16 Chaplain Assistant Initial Sustainment Training Course (MOS71M) (Course Number: 805D M31) ¯ 2-50, page 16 Nonappropriated Chaplains Fund Technical Course (MOS 71M) (Course Number: 805D M21) ¯ 2-51, page 17

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Contents--Continued Section VII U.S. Atw(v Chemical School, page 17 RC Chemical Officer Advanced Course (Course Number: 031 All) ¯ 2-52, page 17 RC Chemical Senior Leader Qualification Course (Course Number: 03I QII) ¯ 2-53, page 17 Unit NBCDefense Offieer/NCO Refresher Course (Course Number: 031 FI1) ¯ 2-54, page 17 Chemical Advanced Refresher Course (Course Number: 031 Dll) ¯ 2-55, page 18 Chemical Specialist Refresher Course (MOS54B30) (Course Number: 031 M30) ¯ 2-56, page 18 Decontamination Course (Course Number: 031 M32) ¯ 2-57, page 18 Smoke Course (Course Number: 031 M34) ¯ 2-58, page I8 Section VIII Combat Lifesaver Combat Lifesaver

Course (U.S. ArnLv Medical Department Center and School), page 18 Correspondence Course (Course Number: 081 Fll) ¯ 2-59, page 18

Section IX Defense Language htstitute, page 19 General ¯ 2-60, page 19 Russian Proficiency Improvement Course (Course Number: 215 FII) ¯ 2-6I, page 19 Polish Proficiency Improvement Course (Course Number: 215 F21) ¯ 2-62, page 19 Czech Proficiency Improvement Course (Course Number: 215 F31) ¯ 2-63, page 19 Section X Defense Security Service, page 20 Eligibility requirements. ¯ 2-64, page 20 Enrollment procedures ¯ 2-65, page 20 Examinations ° 2-66, page 20 Structures of Industrial Security Course ¯ 2-67. page 20 Basic Industrial Security for User Agency Personnel Course (Course Number: 553D F21) ¯ 2-68, page 20 Essentials of Industrial Security Management Course (Course Number: 553D F23) ¯ 2-69, page 20 Protecting SECRETand CONFIDENTIAL Documents Course (Course Number: 553D F24) ¯ 2-70, page 20 Basic Information Security Course (Course Number: 553D F31) ¯ 2-71, page 20 Acquisition Systems Protection Program Course (Course Number: 553D F60) ¯ 2-72, page 20 Section XI U.S. Army Engineer School, page 20 Courses for officers ¯ 2-73, page 20 RC Engineer Officer Advanced Course (Course Number: 052 All) ¯ 2-74, page 21 RC WOAC Utilities Operations and Maintenance Technician (MOS 210A) (Course Number: 052 W31) ¯ 2-75, page 21 RC WOAC Engineer Equipment Repair Teclmician (MOS 919A) (Course Number: 052 W33) ¯ 2-76, page 22 RC WOBC Utilities Operations and Maintenance Technician (MOS 210A) (Course Number: 052 Wll) ¯ 2-77, page 22 RC WOBC Engineer Equipment Repair Technician (MOS 919A) (Course Number: 052 WI3) ¯ 2-78, page 22 Terrain Analysis Technician Refresher Course (MOS215D) (Course Number: 052 W37) ¯ 2-79, page 23 Combat Engineering Advanced Refresher Course (CMF 12) (Course Number: 052 Dll) ¯ 2-80, page 23 Combat Engineering Basic Refresher Course (CMF 12) ¯ 2-81, page 23 Combat Engineer Course (MOS 12B) (Course Number: 052 M17) ¯ 2-82, page 23 Bridge Crewman Course (MOS 12C) (Course Number: 052 MI9) ¯ 2-83, page 23 General Engineering Advanced Refresher Course (CMF 51) (Course Number: 052 DI3) ¯ 2-84, page 24 General Engineering Basic Refresher Course (CMF51) ¯ 2-85, page 24 Diver General Engineering Course (MOS 00B) (Course Number: 052 M38) ° 2-86, page 24 Carpentry and Masonry Specialist Course (MOS 51B) (Course Number: 052 M40) ¯ 2-87, page 24 Construction Engineer Supervisor Course (MOS5IH) (Course Number: 052 M42) ¯ 2-88, page 24 Plumber Course (MOS 51K) (Course Number: 052 M44) ¯ 2-89, page 24 Electrician Course (MOS51R) (Course Number: 052 M46) ° 2-90, page 25

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Contents--Continued Construction Equipment Repair Course (MOS 62B) (Course Number: 052 M50) ¯ 2-91, page 25 Cartographer Course (MOS 81T) (Course Number: 052 M52) ° 2-92, page 25 Topographic Surveyor Course (MOS 82D) (Course Number: 052 M56) ¯ 2-93, page 25 Engineer Construction Course (Course Number: 052 D55) ¯ 2-94, page 25 Engineer Combat Support Course (Course Number: 052 D57) ¯ 2-95, page 25 Section ATI U.S. An~o~ FieM Artillet 3, School, page 25 Senior Officer Field Artillery Refresher Course (Course Number: 061 QII) ¯ 2-96, page 25 RC Field Artillery Officer Advanced Course (Course Number: 061 All) ¯ 2-97, page 26 RC Field Artillery Officer Advanced Course for Branch Transfers (Course Number: 061 AI2) ¯ 2-98, page 26 Field Artillery Officer Preparatory Advanced Course (Course Number: 061 Q13) ¯ 2-99, page 26 FA Officer Branch Orientation Course (Course Number: 061 Q23) ¯ 2-I00, page 26 RC WOBC Field Artillery Targeting Technician Course (MOS131A) (Course Number: 061 WI ¯ 2-1 01, page 26 Field Artillery Senior NCO Targeting Course (Course Number: 061 M50) ¯ 2-102, page 27 Field Artillery Cannon Advanced Studies ¯ 2-103, page 27 Field Artillery Cannon Basic Studies ¯ 2-104, page 27 Radar Repairer Course (MOS 39M) (Course Number: 061 M80) ¯ 2-105, page 28 Cannon Firing Battery Course (MOS 13B/E) (Course Number: 061 M70) ¯ 2-106, page 28 Field Artillery Meteorology Course (MOS93F) (Course Number: 061 M82) ¯ 2-107, page 28 Field Artillery Radar Crew Member Course (Course Number: 061 M76) ¯ 2-108, page 28 Field Artillery Surveyor Course, Level I (MOS82C) (Course Number: 061 M78) ¯ 2-109, page 28 Fire Direction Course, Level I (MOS13E) (Course Number: 061 M82) ¯ 2-110, page 28 Fire Support Team (FIST) Chief/Member Course (MOS 13F) (Course Number: 06I GII) ¯ 2-111, page 28 Fire Support Element (FSE) Member Course (MOS 13F) (Course Number: 061 Dll) ¯ 2-112, page 28 Division Artillery Tactical Operations Center Course (Course Number: 061 DI3) ¯ 2-I13, page 29 Section Xlll Finance School (U.S. A~w~y Soldier Support hlstitute), page 29 RC Finance Officer Advanced Course (AOC44) (Course Number: 805A AI i) ¯ 2-I page29 Finance Officer Branch Qualification Course (Course Number: 805A QI I) ¯ 2-115, page 29 Nonappropriated Funds ManagementCourse (previously Central Accounting Officer Course) (Course Number: 805A QI3) ° 2-116, page 29 Advanced Level Sustainment Training Technical Course (MOS 73C40/73D40) (Course Number: 805A M27) ¯ 2-117, page 29 Basic Level Sustainment Training Technical Course (MOS 73C/73D) (Course Number: 805A M25) ¯ 2-118, page 30 Military Accounting Supervisor/Technician Course (Course Number: 805A D22) ¯ 2-119, page 30 Disbursing Operations Management Course (Course Number: 805A D15) ¯ 2-120, page 30 Planning, Programing, Budgeting, and Execution System Course (Course Number: 805A D52) ¯ 2-121, page 30 Resource Management Budget Course (Course Number: 805A D50) ° 2-122, page 30 Military Pay Introductory Finance Course (Course Number: 805A D24) ¯ 2-123, page 30 Section X1V U.S. An~o, h~fan03, School, page 30 Infantry Field Grade Officer Refresher Training Course (Course Number: 071 QII) ¯ 2-124, page 30 RC Infantry Officer Advanced Course (Course Number: 071 AII)¯ 2-125, page 31 Primary Leadership Development Preparatory Course (Course Number: 071 D21) ¯ 2-126, page 31 Basic Leadership Preparatory Course (Course Number: 071 D23) ¯ 2-127, page 31 RC Long-Range Surveillance Leader Course (LRSLC) (Course Number: 071 Fll) ¯ 2-128, page 32 Battalion Intelligence and Operation Sergeant's Course (Course Number: 071 F13) ¯ 2-129, page 32 Infantry Advanced Refresher Training Course (MOSlIB) (Course Number: 071 M50) ¯ 2-130, page Infantry Advanced Refresher Training Course (MOSI IC) (Course Number: 071 M52) ¯ 2-131, page Infantry Advanced Refresher Training Course (MOSI IH) (Course Number: 071 M54) ¯ 2-132, page Infantry Advanced Refresher Training Course (MOSI1M) (Course Number: 071 M56) ¯ 2-133, page

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Contents--Continued Infantry Basic NCOCommonCore Subjects (Course Number: 071 D13) ¯ 2-134, page 33 Infantry Basic Refresher Training Course (MOSliB) (Course Number: 071 M20) ¯ 2-135, Infantry Basic Refresher Training Course (MOSllC) (Course Number: 071 M22) ¯ 2-136, Infantry Basic Refresber Training Course (MOSI lH) (Course Number: 071 M24) ¯ 2-I37, Infantry Basic Refresher Training Course (MOSIlM) (Course Number: 071 M26) ¯ 2-138, TOWUnit Training Course (MOS I1H) (Course Number: 071 DI5) ¯ 2-139, page 33 RC Military Observer Controller Course (Course Number: 071 F15) ¯ 2-140, page 33 page page page page 33 33 33 33

Section XV U.S. AmtO, flltelligence Center and Fort Hnachuca, page 33 Total ArmyTraining System (TATS) Military Intelligence Officer Transition Course (MIOTC) (Course Number: Q23) ¯ 2-141, page 33 RC Military Intelligence Officer Advanced Course (RC-MIOAC)(Course Number: 301 All) ° 2-I42, page 34 I~.C Imagery Exploitation Course (AOC35C) (Course Number: 301 Q13) ¯ 2-143, page 34 CI Familiarization Course (Course Number: 301 QI9) ¯ 2-144, page 35 Tactical Intelligence Familiarization Course (Course Number: 301 Q21) ¯ 2-145, page 35 Advanced Imagery Analyst Course (96D/350D/35C) (Course Number: 30I DII) ° 2-146, page 35 Basic Imagery Analyst Course (96D/350D/35C) (Course Number: 301 Dl3) ¯ 2-147, page 36 RC Military Intelligence Warrant Officer Reclassification Course (Course Number: 301 WI0) ¯ 2-148, page 36 RC WOBC Military Intelligence (MOS 350D/B, 351B/E, 352C/D/G/H/J/K and 353A) (Course Number: 301 WII) ¯ 2-149, page 37 Advanced Intelligence Analyst Course (AOC 35D/MOS350B/D/L and 96B) (Course Number: 301 D17) ¯ 2-150, page 37 Basic Intelligence Analyst Course (AOC 35D/MOS 350B/D/L and 96B) (Course Number: 301 DI5) ¯ 2-15I, page 37 RC Imagery Analyst Interim Total Army Training System (TATS) Course (MOS96DI0) (Course Number 301 ¯ 2-152, page ,37 Aerial Sensor Specialist Course (MOS 96H) (Course Number: 301 MI1) ¯ 2-153, page 38 Ground Surveillance Radar Systems Operator Course (MOS 96R) (Course Number: 301 M13) ¯ 2-154, page 38 RC Ground Surveillance Systems Operator Total Army Training System (TATS) Course (MOS 96R10) (Course Number 301 T10) ¯ 2-155, page 38 Advanced Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) Operator Course (MOS 96U) (Course Number 301 M42) ¯ page 38 Basic Unmanned Aerial Vebicle (UAV) Operator Course (MOS96U) (Course Number 301 M40) ¯ 2-157, page 39 Counterintelligence Agent Course (MOS97B) (Course Number: 301 M15) ¯ 2-158, page 39 Interrogator Course (MOS 97E) (Course Number: 301 M17) ¯ 2-159, page 39 Basic Electricity and Electronics Special Course (CMF33) (Course Number: 301 D19) ¯ 2-160, page 39 RC IEW/lntercept Systems Repairer (MOS 33WI0-RC) (Course Number: 301 M23) ¯ 2-16I, page 39 Basic Cryptanalysis Course (MOS 98C) (Course Number: 301 M25) ¯ 2-162, page 39 Communications Intemeptor/Locator Course (MOS 98H) (Course Number: 301 M33) ¯ 2-163, page 40 RC Non-Communications Interceptor/Analyst Course (MOS 98JI0-RC) (Course Number: 301 M35) ¯ 2-164, page 40 Non-Morse Interceptor Analyst Course (MOS 98K) (Course Number: 301 M37) ¯ 2-165, page 40 Journeyman Signals Intelligence Analyst Course ¯ 2-166, page 40 Master Signals Intelligence Analyst Course ¯ 2-167, page 40 Section XVI U.S. Army Logistics Management College, page 41 General ¯ 2-168, page 41 Army Maintenance Management Course (Course Number: 907 D21) ° 2-169, page 41 Associate Logistics Executive Development Course (Course Number: 907 D25) ¯ 2-170, page 41 Defense Hazardous Materials/Waste Handling Course (Course Number: 907 DI7) ¯ 2-171, page 42 Defense Reutilization and Marketing System--an Introduction (Course Number: 907 D15) ¯ 2-172, page 43 Defense Distribution Management Course (Course Number: 907 D23) ¯ 2-173, page 43 Introduction to Defense Financial Management (Course Number: 907 DII) ¯ 2-174, page 43 Introduction to Operations Research Systems Analysis Course (Course Number: 907 DI3) ¯ 2-175, page 43 DA PAM 351-20 ¯ 28 April 2000

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Contents--Continued Logistics Management Development Course (Course Number: 907 DI9) ¯ 2-176, page 43 Support Operations Course (Phase I) (Course Number: 907 F23) ¯ 2-I77, page 44 Section XI~'II School of Militat T Packaging Technolo~,, page 44 Administrative information ¯ 2-178, page 44 Packaging and Handling of Electrostatic Discharge Sensitive (ESDS) Items Course (Course Number: 908 F60) ¯ 2-179, page 44 Defense Basic Preservation and Packing Course (Course Number: 908 F13) ¯ 2-180, page 44 Defense Marking for Shipment and Storage Course (Course Number: 908 F32) ¯ 2-181, page 44 Hazardous Materials Handling Course (Course Number: 908 F50) ¯ 2-182, page 44 Section XIZlII U.S. Atvny Militaty Police School, page 45 Military Police Officer Advanced Course (Course Number: 191 All) ° 2-183, page 45 Advanced Military Police Branch Orientation Course (Course Number: 191 QII) ¯ 2-184, page 45 Basic Military Police Branch Orientation Course (Course Number: 191 QI3) ¯ 2-185, page 45 CID Warrant Officer Refresher Course (Course Number: 191 WI1) ¯ 2-186, page 45 Enemy Prisoner of War/Civilian Internee Refresher Course) (Course Number: 191 DII) ¯ 2-187, page 45 Advanced NCORefresher Course (MOS 95B) (Course Number: 191 MII) ¯ 2-188, page 46 Basic NCORefresher Course (CMF 95) (Course Number: 19I MI5) ¯ 2-189, page 46 Internment/Resettlement Specialist Course (Conversion) (Course Number: 191 MI9) ¯ 2-190, page 46 RC Apprentice Criminal Investigation Division (CID) Special Agent Course (MOS95D) (Course Number: 191 ¯ 2-191, page 46 Physical Security Course (Course Number: I91 GII) ¯ 2-192, page 47 Civil Disturbance Course (Course Number: 191 GI3) ° 2-193, page 47 Section AfX Ordnance Branch Courses (Combhted Atwls Sttpport Command), page RC Ordnance Officer Advanced Course (Course Number: 091 All) ¯ 2-194, page 47 RC WOAC Repair Technician Course (MOS 913A/914A) (Course Number: 091 W31) ¯ 2-195, page 47 RC WOAC Unit Maintenance Technician (Heavy) Course (MOS 915D) (Course Number: 091 W33) ¯ page 48 RC WOAC Support Maintenance Technician Course (MOS 915E) (Course Number: 091 W35) ¯ 2-I97, page 48 RC WOBC Armament Repair Technician Course (MOS 913A) (Course Number: 091 WII) ¯ 2-I98, page 48 RC WOBC Repair Shop Technician Course (MOS 914A) (Course Number: 091 WI3) ¯ 2-199, page 48 RC WOBC Unit Maintenance Teclmician (Light) Course (MOS 915A) (Course Number: 091 W15) ¯ page 49 NCOMechanical Maintenance CommonCore Course (Course Number: 09I DII) ¯ 2-201, page 49 Mechanical Maintenance Senior NCOCourse (Course Number: 091 D15) ¯ 2-202, page 49 Metal Worker Course (MOS 44B) (Course Number: 091 M13) ¯ 2-203, page 49 Machinist Course (MOS 44E) (Course Number: 091 MII) ¯ 2-204, page 49 Small Arms Repairer Course (MOS 45B) (Course Number: 091 MI5) ¯ 2-205, page 50 Self-Propelled Field Artillery Turret Mechanic Course (MOS45D) (Course Number: 091 M17) ¯ 2-206, page 50 Fire Control Systems Repairer Course (MOS 45G) (Course Number: 091 M19) ¯ 2-207, page 50 Tank Turret Repairer Course (MOS 45K) (Course Number: 09I M21) ¯ 2-208, page 50 RC M60 AI/A3 Tank Turret Mechanic Course (MOS 45N) (Course Number: 091 M23) ¯ 2-209, page 50 Bradley Fighting Vehicle System Turret Mechanic Course (MOS45T) (Course Number: 091 M25) ¯ 2-210, page 50 Utility Equipment Repairer Course (MOS 52C) (Course Number: 091 M27) ¯ 2-211, page 50 Light Wheel Vehicle Mechanic Course (MOS 63B) (Course Number: 091 M31) ¯ 2-212, page 51 Self-Propelled Artillery System Mechanic Course (MOS63D) (Course Number: 091 M33) ¯ 2-213, page 51 M1 Abrams Tank Systems Mechanic Course (MOS 63E) (Course Number: 091 M35) ¯ 2-214, page 51 Track Vehicle Repairer Course (MOS 63H) (Course Number: 09I M37) ¯ 2-215, page 5I Quartermaster and Chemical Equipment Repairer Course (MOS63J) (Course Number: 091 M39) ¯ 2-216, page 51 Heavy Wheel Vehicle Mechanic Course (MOS 63S) (Course Number: 091 M43) ¯ 2-217, page 51

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Contents--Continued Bradley Fighting Vehicle System Mechanic Course (MOS 63T) (Course Number: 091 M45) ¯ 2-218, page 52 Wheel Vehicle Repairer Course (MOS63W) (Course Number: 091 M47) ¯ 2--.°19, page 52 Track Vehicle Mechanic Course (MOS 63Y) (Course Number: 09I M49) ¯ 2-220, page 52 Section XX Ordnance Missile and Munitions Branch Courses (Combined A~vns Support Command), page RC Munitions Materiel Management Officer Advanced Course (AOC91D) (Course Number: 093 All) ¯ 2-221, page 52 RC Munitions Materiel Management Branch Transfer Course (AOC 91D) (Course Number: 093 QII) ¯ 2-222, page 52 RC WOBC Ammunition Technician (MOS 910A) (Course Number: 093 WI1) ¯ 2-223, page 53 RC TOW/DRAGON Repairer (MOS 27E30) BNCOC(Course Number: 093 M30) ¯ 2-224, page 53 RC Signal Maintenance Advanced Refresher Course (CMF 35) (Course Number: 093 DI7) ¯ 2-225, page 53 Missile Maintenance Advanced NCORefresher Course (MOS27E/M) (Course Number: 093 M13) ¯ 2-226, page 53 Radar Set AN/FPN~I0 Refresher Course (MOS 35D) (Course Number: 093 M24) ¯ 2-227, page 54 Radio/COMSEC Repairer Course (MOS 35E10) (Course Number: 093 M35) ¯ 2-228, page 54 Special Electronic Devices Repairer Course (MOS 35FI0) (Course Number: 093 M05) ¯ 2-229, page 54 Test Measurement and Diagnostic Equipment (TMDE)Maintenance Support Specialist Basic Level Technical Course (MOS 35H10) (Course Number: 093 M88) ¯ 2-230, page 54 Electronic Technology Course (Course Number: 093 DI9) ¯ 2-231, page 54 Telecommunications Temfinal Device Repairer Course (MOS35J10) (Course Number: 093 M37) ¯ 2-232, page 54 Avionics Communications Equipment Repairer (MOS 35L) (Course Number: 093 MI2) ¯ 2-233, page 55 Wire Systems Equipment Repair Course (MOS 35NI0) (Course Number: 093 M39) ¯ 2-234, page 55 Avionic Radar Repairer (MOS 35R) (Course Number: 093 MI6) ¯ 2-235, page 55 Munitions Advanced NCORefresher Course (CMF 55) (Course Number: 093 DI3) ° 2-236, page 55 Ammunition Specialist ANCOC Transition Course (MOS 55B40) (Course Number: 093 M33) ¯ 2-237, page 55 Ammunition Specialist BNCOC Transition Course (MOS 55B30) (Course Number: 093 M32) ¯ 2-238, page 56 RC Ammunition Specialist BNCOC (Consolidated) Course (MOS 55B30) (Course Number: 093 M28) ¯ page 56 Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Course (MOS 55D) (Course Number: 093 M40) ¯ 2-240, page 56 Section XXI U.S. At'n O, Element School of Music (U.S. A~w~y Soldier Snpport hlstitute), page 56 RC WOBC Band Commander Course (420C) (Course Number: 514 WI3) ¯ 2-241, page 56 Band Commander Sustainment Training Course (Course Number: 514 Fll) ¯ 2-242, page 57 RC Advanced Noncommissioned Officers Course (MOS 02B--02U) (Course Number: 514 M03) ¯ 2-243, page 57 RC Basic Noncommissioned Officer Course (MOS 02B--02U) (Course Number: 514 M01) * 2-244, page 57 Advanced Enlisted Professional Development Course (MOS 02B--02U) (Course Number: 514 M07) ¯ 2-245, page 57 Basic Enlisted Professional Development Course (MOS 02B--02U) (Course Number: 514 M05) ¯ 2-246, page 58 Section ~k*I1 Public Affah's Proponent Activity, page 58 RC Public Affairs Officer Qualification Course (Course Number: 224 Qll) ¯ 2-247, page 58 RC Basic Journalist MOSQualification Course (MOS 46Q10) (Course Number: 224 Mll) ¯ 2-248, page 58 RC Basic Broadcaster MOSQualification Course (MOS 46R10) (Course Number: 224 M13) ¯ 2-249, page 58 See'don )LgIlI Quarte*wtaster Branch Courses (Comb#~ed Atwls Support Command), page RC Quartem~aster Officer Advanced Course (Course Number: 101 All) ¯ 2-250, page 58 Petroleum Officer Course (Course Number: 101 Q15) ¯ 2-251, page 59 Food Service Officer (Course Number: I01 Q17) ¯ 2-252, page 59 Food Service Management Course (Course Number: 101 FII) ¯ 2-253, page 59 RC WOAC Property Accounting Technician (MOS 920A) (Course Number: 101 W31) ¯ 2-254, page 59 RC WOAC Supply Systems Technician (MOS 920B) (Course Number: I01 W33) ¯ 2-255, page 59 RC WOAC Food Service Teclmician (MOS 922A) (Course Number: 101 W35) ¯ 2-256, page 60 DAPAM 351-20 ¯ 28 April 2000

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Contents--Continued RC WOBC Property Accounting Technician Course (920A) (Course Number: I01 Wll) ¯ 2-257, page 60 RC WOBC Supply Systems Technician Course (920B) (Course Number: I01 WI3) ¯ 2-258, page 60 RC WOBC Food Service Technician Course (922A) (Course Number: 101 W15) ¯ 2-259, page 60 Troop Issue Subsistence Activity (TISA) Management Course (Course Number: 101 FI3) ¯ 2-260, page 60 Fabric Repair Specialist Course (MOS 43M20) (Course Number: 10I M01) ¯ 2-261, page 61 Laundry and Shower Specialist Course (MOS57E20) (Course Number: 101 M03) ¯ 2-262, page 61 Mortuary Affairs Specialist Course (MOS 92M40) (Course Number: I01 MI4) ¯ 2-263, page 61 Mortuary Affairs Specialist Course (MOS 92M30) (Course Number: 101 M13) ¯ 2-264, page 61 Mortuary Affairs Specialist Course (MOS 92M20) (Course Number: 101 MI2) ¯ 2-265, page 61 Petroleum Supply Specialist Course (MOS 77F50) (Course Number: 101 M50) ¯ 2-266, page 61 Petroleum Supply Specialist Course (MOS 77F30) (Course Number: 101 M05) ¯ 2-267, page 61 Petroleum Laboratory Specialist Course (MOS 77L40) (Course Number: 101 M52) ¯ 2-268, page 61 Petroleum Laboratory Specialist Course (MOS77L30) (Course Number: I01 M51) ¯ 2-269, page 62 Water Treatment Specialist Course (MOS 77W40) (Course Number: I01 M26) ¯ 2-270, page 62 Water Treatment Specialist Course (MOS 77W30) (Course Number: I01 M25) ¯ 2-271, page 62 Water Treatment Specialist Course (MOS 77W20) (Course Number: I0I M24) ¯ 2-272, page 62 Automated Logistical Specialist (MOS92A50) (Course Number: M31) ¯ 2-273, page 62 Automated Logistical Specialist (MOS92A40) (Course Number: M30) - 2-274, page 62 Automated Logistical Specialist (MOS92A30) (Course Number: I01 M29) ¯ 2-275, page 62 Automated Logistical Specialist (MOS 92A10/20) (Course Number: 10I M28) ¯ 2-276, page 62 Unit Supply Specialist Course (MOS92Y40) (Course Number: I01 M42) ¯ 2-277, page 63 Unit Supply Specialist Course (MOS 92Y30) (Course Number: I01 M41) ¯ 2-278, page 63 Unit Supply Specialist Course (MOS 92Y20) (Course Number: I01 M40) ¯ 2-279, page 63 Food Service Specialist Course (MOS 92G40) (Course Number: 101 M34) ¯ 2-280, page 63 Food Service Specialist Course (MOS 92G30) (Course Number: 10I M33) ¯ 2-281, page 63 Food Service Specialist Course (MOS 92G20) (Course Number: I01 M32) ° 2-282, page 63 Section X,YIV U.S. Atw~y Recruith~g Command. page 63 Delayed Entry Program Correspondence Course (Course Number: 553E DII ¯ 2-283, page 63 Section )L*(V Recruithlg and Retention School (U.X An10, Soldier Support hlstitute), page Station Commander Course (Course Number: 805B F21) ° 2-284, page 64 Reenlistment NCOCourse (Course Number: 805B Fll) ¯ 2-285, page 64 Section XXV1 U.X Atwo~ Research Laboratot3,, HumanResearch and Engineering Dh'ectorate, page 64 Human Factors Engineering Course (Course Number: 887 GI1) ¯ 2-286, page 64 Section XXVI1 U.S. AtwO, Signal Center and School, page 64 Visual information Officer Course (Skill 5B) (Course Number: 113 Qll) ¯ 2-287, page 64 RC Signal Officer Advanced Course (Course Number: 113 All) ¯ 2-288, page 65 Visual Information Advanced Refresher Course (CMF 25) (Course Number: I13 DII) ¯ 2-289, page 65 Multimedia Illustrator Course (MOS 25M) (Course Number: 113 M14) ¯ 2-290, page 65 Visual Information/Equipment Operator-Maintainer Course (MOS 25R) (Course Number: 113 MI6) ¯ 2-291, page 65 Combat Documentation/Production Specialist (MOS 25V) (Course Number: 113 M25) ¯ 2-292, page 65 RC Signal NCOAdvanced Refresher Course (CMF 31) (Course Number: 113 D19) ° 2-293, page 66 Single Channel Radio Operator Course (MOS 31C20) (Course Number: 113 M40) ¯ 2-294, Radio Operator Maintainer Course (MOS 31C10) (Course Number: 113 M36) ¯ 2-295, page Network Switching Systems Operator Maintainer Course (MOS 31FI0) (Course Number: page 66 Antenna Installation Course (MOS31L AS1 F2) (Course Number: 113 QI3) ¯ 2-297, page page 66 66 113 M09) ¯ 2-296, 66

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Contents--Continued Cable Splicing Course (MOS 31L ASI F6) (Course Number: 113 M48) ¯ 2-298, page 66 Wire Systems Installer Course (MOS 31L30/31W40) (Course Number: 113 M50) ¯ 2-299, page 66 Cable Systems Installer/Maintainer Course (MOS 31LI0) (Course Number: I13 M01) ¯ 2-300, page 67 Microwave Systems Operator/Maintainer Course (MOS 31P) (Course Number: 113 M30) ¯ 2-30I, page 67 Circuit Conditioning Course (MOS31P) (Course Number: I13 GI5) ¯ 2-302, page 67 Multicbannel Transmission Systems Operator/Maintainer Course (MOS31RI0) (Course Number: 113 M07) ¯ 2-303, page 67 Signal Support Systems Specialist BNCOC Course (MOS 31U30) ¯ 2-304, page 67 Signal Support Systems Specialist Course (MOS31U10) ¯ 2-305, page 68 Signal Leadership Course (Course Number: 113 D23) ° 2-306, page 68 Section ¢v-XVIll U.S. Army Train#rg and Doctrine Command,OJfice of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Training, page 68

Supervisor Development Course (SDC) (Course Number 131 F2I) ¯ 2-307, page 68 Manager Development Course (MDC). (Course Number I31 F31) ¯ 2-308, page 69 Action Officer Development Course (AODC). (Course Number 131 F41) ¯ 2-309, page 69 Section )LYIX U.X AtwO, Trahting Support Centet; page 69 NCOPrimary Leadership Subjects Course (Course Number: 553B D21) ¯ 2-310, page 69 NCOBasic Leadership Subjects Course (Course Number: 553B D31) ¯ 2-311, page 69 Standards in Weapons Training Course (Course Number: 553C Fll) ¯ 2-312, page 69

Transportation Branch Courses (Combhted Atwzs Support Command), page RC Transportation Officer Advanced Course (Course Number: 551 All) ¯ 2-313, page 69 Locomotive Repairer (MOS 88P) (Course Number: 551 MI8) ¯ 2-314, page 70 Track Maintainer (MOS 88T) (Course Number: 551 M24) ¯ 2-315, page 70 Train Crew Member (MOS 88U) (Course Number: 551 M26) ¯ 2-316, page 70 Chapter 3 Subcourse Listings for Consolidated ACCP, page 70 Individual subcourse enrollment information ° 3-1, page 70 Subcourse listings ¯ 3-2, page 70 Chapter 4 Nonconsolidated Activities

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Section I U.S. Atwo, Medical Department Center and School, page 219 General procedures ¯ 4-1, page 219 Enrollment and reinstatement ¯ 4-2, page 219 Group study ¯ 4-3, page 220 Enrollment date ¯ ~-~4, page 220 Tem~ination ¯ 4-5, page 220 Copies of records ¯ 4-6, page 220 Revision of subcourses ° 4-7, page 220 Certificates relative to assistance received ¯ "4-8, page 220 Checking material * 4-9, page 220 Counseling services ¯ 4-10, page 220 Recommended medical academic preparation program (MAPP) for certain resident courses ¯ 4-11, page 221 Professional development program for commissioned officers of the AMEDD 4-12, page 221 ¯ AMEDD Officer Advanced Course ¯ 4-13, page 221 AMEDD Officer Branch Qualification Course (Basic) ¯ 4-14, page 222 AMEDD Officer Branch Qualification Course (Advanced) ° 4-15, page 222 AMEDD Company Grade Precommand Course (E-30) ¯ 4-16, page 222

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Contents--Continued Reserve Component Patient Administration Course, 7M-F3 (RC) ¯ 4-17, page 222 Reserve Component Medical Logistics Management Course, 8B-F20 (RC) ¯ 4-18, page 223 Emergency Medicine Physician Assistant (EMPA)Basic Studies Course ¯ 4-I9, page 223 Introduction to Orthopaedic Surgery for Physician Assistants ¯ "4-20, page 223 Basic Orthopaedic Review for the Physician Assistant ¯ 4-21, page 223 Skill Progress Correspondence Courses for Medical Enlisted Personnel ¯ 4-22, page 224 Combat Lifesaver Enhancement Course ¯ 4-23, page 224 AMEDD $2/3 Course ¯ 4-24, page 224 Special Operations Medical Sergeant Preparatory Course (MOS18D) ¯ "4-25, page 224 Special Operations Medical Sergeant Sustainment Course (MOS18D) ¯ 4-26, page 224 Patient Administration Specialist Sustainment Course (MOS71G) ¯ 4-27, page 224 Reserve Component Patient Administration Specialist Course, 513-71GI0 (RC) ¯ 4-28, page 225 Medical Supply Specialist Sustainment Course (MOS76J) ¯ '4--29, page 225 Reserve Component Medical Supply Specialist Course, 551-76J10 (RC) ¯ '-t-30, page 225 Medical Equipment Repairer, Unit Level, Sustainment Course (MOS91AI0) ¯ 4-31, page 225 Medical Equipment Repairer, Advanced, Sustainment Course (MOS91A30) ° 4-32, page 225 Medical Specialist Sustainment Course (MOS 91B10) ¯ 4-33, page 226 Medical NCOPreparatory Course (MOS 91B20) ¯ 4-34, page 226 Medical NCOSustainment Course (MOS 91B20/30) ¯ 4-35, page 226 Practical Nurse Preparatory Course (MOS91C) ° 4-36, page 226 Practical Nurse Sustainment Course (MOS91C) ¯ 4-37, page 226 Operating RoomSpecialist Sustainment Course (MOS91D) ¯ 4-38, page 226 Dental Specialist Sustainment Course (MOS91E) ° 4-39, page 226 Dental Laboratory Specialist Sustainment Course (MOS9IEN5) ° 4~.~0, page 226 Dental Basic Management Course (MOS 91E) ¯ 4.-41, page 227 Medical Laboratory Specialist Preparatory Course (MOS91K30) ° '4.-42, page 227 Medical Laboratory Specialist Sustainment Course (MOS91K) ¯ 4--43, page 227 Blood Donor Center Operations Course (311-M4) ¯ '4~4, page 227 Hospital Food Service Specialist Basic Sustainment Course (MOS91MI0) ¯ 4~5, page 227 Reserve Component Hospital Food Service Specialist (Basic) Course, 800-91MI0 (RC) ¯ 4-46, page 227 Hospital Food Service Specialist Advanced Course (MOS 91M30) ¯ 4~7, page 228 Radiology Specialist Sustainment Course (MOS91P) ¯ 4~8, page 228 Pharmacy Specialist Sustainment Course (MOS91Q) ¯ '4-49, page 228 Veterinary Food Inspection Specialist Basic Sustainment Course (MOS91RI0) ¯ ,1-50, page 228 Reserve Component Veterinary Food Inspection Specialist Basic Course, 321-91RI0 (RC) ¯ 4-51, page 228 Veterinary Food Inspection Specialist Preparatory Advanced Course (MOS91R20) ¯ "4-52, page 229 Statistics and Communication Skills for the Quality Assurance Inspector (MOS640A, MOS 91R) ¯ 4-53, page 229 Preventive Medicine Specialist Sustainment Course (MOS91S) ¯ 4-54, page 229 Reserve Component Preventive Medicine Specialist Course, 322-91S10 (RC) - 4-55, page 229 Animal Care Specialist Sustainment Course (MOS91T10/20) ¯ 4-56, page 230 Respiratory Specialist Preparatory Course (MOS91V) ¯ '4-57, page 230 Field Sanitation Team Certification Course ¯ 4-58, page 230 Individual subcourses for the U.S. ArmyMedical Department Center and School ¯ 4-59, page 230 Sectioa H U.S. ~,h'my Command and General Staff College, page 253 Command and General Staff Officer Course, Nonresident (1-250-C3) ¯ 4-60, page 253 Section II1 Emergency Management btstitute, page 254 General information ¯ 4-61, page 254 Course listings ¯ 4-62, page 255 Section IV U.S. Atvny John F. Kemtedy Special tFatfare

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Contents--Continued Howto enroll ¯ '4-63, page 257 RC Civil Affairs Officer Advanced Course (Civil Affairs Branch, 38A) ¯ 4-64, page 258 Psychological Operations Officer Course RC (APC 39B) ¯ 4-65, page 258 Section V The Judge Advocate General's School, page 260 General information ¯ 4-66, page 260 Enrollment and application ¯ 4-67, page 260 Voluntary withdrawal, termination of enrollment, and reinstatemendreenrullment ¯ 4-68, page 261 Grading system ¯ 4-69, page 261 Equivalent and constructive credit ¯ '4-70, page 261 Independent enrollment ¯ 4-71, page 262 Elective courses ¯ 4-72, page 262 Reserve Component Judge Advocate Officer Basic Correspondence Course (55A) ¯ 4-73, page 262 Judge Advocate Officer Advanced Course (55A) ¯ 4-74, page 263 Army Legal Administrators Pre-Appointment Correspondence Course (MOS 71D) ¯ 4-75, page 263 Pre-Advanced Noncommissioned Officer Nonresident Course (MOS 71D) ¯ 4-76, page 263 Pre-Basic Noncommissioned Officer Nonresident Course (MOS71D) ¯ 4-77, page 263 Post Advanced Individual Training Nonresident Course (MOS71D) ¯ 4-78, page 264 Phase I Reserve Component Nonresident Advanced Individual Training Course (MOS71D) ¯ 4-79, page 264 Individual subcourses for The Judge Advocate General's School ¯ 4-80, page 264 Section V! U.S. ArnLv Materiel Command, page 267 Depot Maintenance lnterservice Support Agreement Course * 4-8I, Section I*I1 National Ctyptologic School, page 268 Curricula ¯ 4-82, page 268 Selection of students ¯ 4-83, page 268 Registration ¯ 4-84, page 268 Completion notice ¯ 4-85, page 268 Mailing address and phone numbers for NCS Registrar Section VIII U.S. Naval Center for Acquisition Train#tg. page 268 Management Statistics (7E-F15C) ¯ 4-87, page 268 Section IX United Nations h~stitute for Training and Research, page 268 Introduction and eligibility ¯ 4-88, page 268 ACCP credits and certificates of completion ¯ 4-89, page 269 Web site ¯ 4-90, page 269 How to enroll ¯ 4-91, page 269 Language ¯ 4-92, page 269 Section X U.S. Army tVar College, page 270 Introduction ¯ 4-93, page 270 Selection procedures ¯ 4-94, page 271 Course content ¯ "4-95, page 271 U.S. Aru~y War College Distance Education Course ¯ 4-96, page 27l Defense Strategy Course ¯ 4-97, page 272 Strategic Leader Refresher Course (SLRC) ¯ 4-98, page 272

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Contents--Continued Section XI U.S. Army PTarrant Officer Career Center; page 272 Wan'ant Officer Advanced Course prerequisites ¯ 4-99, page 272 Appendix A. References, Table List Table 2-1: RC branch transfer requirements, page 11 Table 2-2: Military educational guidelines for engineer officers, page 21 resident training schedule, page 37 Table 2-3: WOTTCC Table 3-1: Air Defense Artillery subcourses (AD), page 71 Table 3-2: Adjutant General subcourses (AG), page 74 Table 3-3: Aviation Logistics subcourses (AL), page 81 Table 3-4: Amaor subcourses (AR), page 84 Table 3-5: Aviation subcourses (AV), page 84 Table 3-6: Chaplain subcourses (CH), page 91 Table 3-7: Chemical subcourses (CM), page 94 Table 3-8: Public Affairs Subcourses (DI), page 97 Table 3-9: Defense Language subcourses (DL), page 99 Table 3-10: Defense Security subcourses (DS), page 100 Table 3-I 1: Engineer subcourses (EN), page I00 Table 3-12: Field Artillery subcourses (FA), page 107 Table 3-13: Finance subcourses (Ft), page 116 Table 3-14: tnfantxy subcourses (IN), page I24 Table 3-15: Interschool subcourses (IS), page 133 Table 3-16: Intelligence subcourses (IT), page 139 Table 3-17: Missile and Munitions subcourses (MM), page 151 Table 3-18: Military Police subcourses (MP), page 164 Table 3-19: School of Music subcourses (MU), page 168 Table 3-20: Ordnance subcourses (OD), page 170 Table 3-21: Public Affairs subcourses (PA), page 181 Table 3-22: Amly Training Support Center subcourses (PD), page 181 Table 3-23: School of Military Packaging (PT), page 181 Table 3-24: Quartermaster subcourses (QM), page 182 Table 3-25: Recruiting and Retention subcourses (RR), page 204 Table 3-26: Intelligence subcourses (SA), page 205 Table 3-27: Signal subcourses (SS), page 206 Table 3-28: Transportation subcourses (TR), page 217 Table 4-1: Individual subcourses for the U.S. AmayMedical Department Center and School, page 230 Table 4-2: FEMA Courses, page 255 Table 4-3: Individual subcourses for the U.S. AmayJohn F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School, page 258 Table 4~: Resident courses at the Judge Advocate General's School, page 262 Table 4-5: Individual subcourses for The Judge Advocate General's School, page 264 Table 4-6: UNICAR POCI courses, page 269 Glossary page 273

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Chapter 1 Introduction SectionI General 1-1. Purpose This pamphlet explains policies and proceduresfor enrolling in Amly correspondence courses. It lists all correspondence courses developed and administered by the Army and certain other Government agencies. 1-2. References Related publications and prescribed and referenced forms are listed in appendix A. 1-3, Explanationof abbreviations The glossary explains abbreviations used in this regulation. 1-4. Programs administeredby the Army Institute for Professional Development (consolidated ACCP) a. The consolidated ArmyCorrespondence Course Program (ACCP) administered by the AmlyInstitute for is Professional Development(A1PD),U.S. ArmyTraining Support Center, Fort Eustis, VA. b. The various proponentsdetermine correspondencecourse offerings and specific eligibility requirements. They develop correspondencecourse materials and examinations and are responsible for the technical accuracy of the material presented. c. Addressquestions concerning grades, changeof address, current course status, and enrollment extensions to AIPD.Mailing address is Amry Institute for Professional Development, U.S. Am~y Training Support Center, Newport NewsVA 236284001. E-mail addresses and phonenumbers listed in the Preface to this catalog. Interact website are is http://www.atsc.army.mil/accplaipd.htna. d Sendquestions concerningenrollmenteligibility waivers, current course configurations, or problems with specific subcourses to the appropriate proponentschool. e. The schools and agencies listed below are part of the consolidated ACCP. Their courses are administered by AIPD are listed in chapter 2. and (1) U.S. ArmyAir Defense Artillery School, Fort Bliss, TX799164002(school code 441). (2) U.S. ArmyArmor School, Fort Knox, KY40121-5200 (school code 171). (3) U.S. ArmyAviation Center, Fort Rucker, AL36362-5163(school code 011). (4) U.S. ArmyAviation Logistics School, Fort Eustis. VA2360"4-5361(school code 552). (5) U.S. ArmyChaplain Center and School, Fort Jackson, SC 29207-7035(school code 161). (6) U.S. ArmyChemical School, Fort Leonard Wood 65473-8929 (school code 031). (7) CombinedArms Support Command, Fort Lee, VA23801-6000~Ordnanceprogram (school code 091), nance Missile and Munition program(school code 093), Quartermaster program(school code I01), Transportation program(school code 551). (8) Defense LanguageInstitute, Presidio of Monterey, CA9394o,-5006(school code 215). (9) Defense Security Service Training Office, Baltimore, MD 21240-6060(school code 553D). (10) U.S. ArmyEngineer School, Fort Leonard Wood,MO 65473-5000 (school code 052). (11) U.S. Army Field Artillery School, Fort Sill, OK 73503-5600(school code 061). (12) U.S. Amay Infantry School, Fort Benning, GA31905-5593(school code 071). (13) U.S. ArmyIntelligence Center and Fort Huachuca, AZ85613-7000(school code 301). (14) U.S. ArmyLogistics Management College, Fort Lee, VA23801-6042(school code 907). (15) U.S. ArmyMedical Department Center and School, Fort SamHouston, TX78234-6100---CombatLifesaver Course (school code 081) (16) School of Military Packaging Technology, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005-5001(school code 908). (17) U.S. Amay Military Police School, Fort Leonard Wood,MO 65473-5166(school code 191). (18) Public Affairs Proponent Activity, Fort George G. Meade,MD 20755-5650(school code 224). (19) U.S. ArmyRecruiting Command, Fort Knox, KY40121-2726 (school code 553E). (20) U.S. ArmyResearch Laboratory, Human Research and Engineering Directorate, Picatinny Arsenal, 07806-5000(school code 887). (21) U.S. ArmySignal Center and School, Fort Gordon, GA30905-5070 (school code 113). (22) U.S. Amay Soldier Support Institute, Fort Jackson, SC 29207-7025--AdjutantGeneral School (school code 805C), Finance School (school code 805A), School of Music(school code 514), Recruiting and Retention School (school code 805B).

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(23) U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command, Office of the DeputyChief of Staff for Training, Fort Monroe, VA23651-5000(scltool code 13I). (24) U.S. ArmyTraining Support Center, Fort Eustis, VA2360'4-5121 (school codes 553A, 553B, 553C). 1-5. Correspondence course programs offered by other activities (not administered by AIPD) Theactivities listed belowadministertheir own correspondence course programs. the individual activities listed in See chapter 4 for specific information concerning enrollment and course offerings. Donot mail applications to AIPD. a. U.S. ArmyMedical Department Center and School. b. U.S. ArmyCommand General Staff College. and c. Federal Emergency Management Institute. d U.S. ArmyJohn F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School e. The Judge Advocate General's School. f Army Materiel Command g. National Cryptologic School h. U.S. Naval Center for Acquisition Training. i. The United Nations Institute for Training and Research. j. U.S. ArmyWarCollege. k. U.S. ArmyWarrant Officer Career Center. SectionII Enrollment 1-6. Eligibility a. General (1) The Army Correspondence CoursePfogra._m, is available to U.S. Active and Reservemilitary officers, warrant offi~r~ arid en ~ted persbfifi~ i R~ServeOfficers Ti~ifii~ C6~; N~tional Guardofficer Candidate School West Point cadets; and aut t0riZ~d fed~rhi Ci~ i ~n emp16y66sl NO~-UISI 6itizen~ e~ploy~d PoDfire eligible; but must by ~onta~tAIPD obtain a student identification number to before enrolling. Foreignmilitary enroll thruughthe procedure described in para l-6b: (2) Military personnelmust have enough time rentaining in service to completethe course or subcourse(s) in which they are requesting enrollment. ReserveComponent officers on active duty as warrant officers or enlisted personnel whowant to enroll in an officer advancedcourse must enroll in their Reserve Component grade and status. Note. Toavoidmisshipment material, do not request enrollment permanent of if change station is wifl~in 90 days. of (3) Individual course descriptions include eligibility requirements prerequisites that mustbe metbefore enrolling. or b. Foreign governments.Foreign governments must submit requests for correspondencecourse materials listed in this pamphlet to tlte Security Assistance Training Field Activity, ATTN: ATFA-R, Fort Monroe,VA23651-5267. Requests are processed under the Foreign Military Sales Program,which provides reimbursementto our Government. 1-7. Typesof enrollment The ArmyCorrespondence Course Program offers two types of enrollment. a Indi~idual~ti~d Students wb0enroll ifi indigidfi~ study d~e d~ nwhat C0~rseor subc0urse(s) to enro and when~6 Study tb~ lessons and take the exan-iingti0ns Students in this programsatisfy their ownparticular tit ning needs2TOenr011ifi indiqidual gtudy~foil6~v tiie p~6dedufes egr011ment pafa i~8~ fo? in b. Grottp slttdy. The group study programprovides for study under a group leader wlto instructs, encourages discussion, and offers feedbackto students. The group leader is responsible for administering the course material. Commanders training officers are urged to consider using this type of enrollment witch developingunit training and programs. Somegroup study guidelines foltow: (I) The group leader and each group member enroll through AIPD'sweb site. The group leader functions as instractor, and as sucb, performsthe following functions: (a) Coordinatesand selects the course or subcourse(s) desired for fl~e study group. (b) Arrangesfor the conduct of class sessions. (c) Administerstlte lessons in each subcourse. (d) Administers the final examination and forwards tlte examination response sheets for grading to the Army Institute for Professional Development, U.S. Am~y Training Support Center, NewportNews, VA23628-0001. (2) The group study leader uses the following guidelines to conduct tbe best possible instruction: (a) Reviewsthe subcourse, then determines the sequence of instruction and schedules classes. (b) Breaks rite subcourse into segments, based on the amountof time scheduled for tim instruction. (q) Recommends outside reading assignments if applicable.

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(d) Administers file class. Makesmaximum of the discussion method. Answersquestions, summarizesand use administers lesson requirements. (e) Advisesthe students, uponcompletionof the final lesson in a multilesson subcourse, that the next part of the subcourse will be the subcourse examination. 60 Briefly reviewsthe subcourse, answersquestions at the beginningof the examination period, and administers the examination. Collects examination response sheets and mails them to AIPD. 1-8. Enrollment To apply, select tile course or subcourse(s)in whichyou wantto enroll. Make sure you are eligible for enrollmentand that you meet all course or subcourseprerequisites. The subject matter of the selected course or subcourse(s) should relate to your present or prospective duty assignmentor training need. Use one of fue following methodsto enroll. a. h~tetvlet registration aod em'ollmentprocedures. Students register and enroll tbroughAIPD's site, http:// web ~wwv.atsc.army.mil/accp/aipd.btm. must provide a user ID and password.Currently or previously enrolled students You experiencing problemswith tbe process should verify that they are using tbeir nameexactly as it appears on those enrollments. If there are still problems,please contact your student services team at (757) 878-3322,5715, or 2169. b. Electronic enrollment through AroLvTrain#~g Requiremeotsand Resources System (ATRRS). (I) Use the ATRRS Option List and at Dia7~layDesired, key in LS (Course List Selection Parameters (LS)) Main and press enter key. The LS display appears, key in 00 in Fiscal }'eat" (FY), arrow down School Codeand key in to 553, arrow downto Select Codeand key in BK,and press enter key. The Selected Coto'se List (LSI) display will appear listing all ACCP courses available for electronic enrollment for that FY. Select CodeBHindicates Army Correspondence Courses, and BKindicates available for electronic enrollment. (2) ATTRS transfers student enrollments each day to AIPD processing. Eachday after a successful enrollment for cycle has r~n, A1PD transfers to ATRRS student course, phase, and subcourseinformation. Quotasource managerscan access student information using the Reser~,ations by Student (RS) display. Student subcourse information can displayed by using the Cort'espondence/Subcoutwe Student (RT) display. by (3) If you need more information on the ATRRS enrollment process, call AIPDat (757) 878-5532 or 927-5532. 1-9. Rate of subcourse issue When enroll in a course or multiple subcourses, you will receive the first two available subcourses. Upon you successful completionof one of those subcourses, we will mail additional subcourses. 1-10, Transcripts and copies of records a. Transcripts. Official transcripts list only those courses wbicbare included in tile American Councilon Education (.'ICE) Guideto the Evaluationof EducationalExperiencesin the Armed Services. Upon ;vritten request, we will send an official transcript to colleges or universities youdesignateand an informationcopy to you. In your request include your complete name,address, and SSN;the schools in whichyou were enrolled; the dates you completedthe courses; and the nameand address of the institution to whicll you want the transcript sent. b. Copiesof records. Wecan provide students a copy of their records to verify completed subcoursesand courses. In your request include your completename,address, and SSN;the schools in whichyou were enrolled; and the dates you completedthe subcourses/courses. These records include all subcourse and course completions. 1-11~ Voiuntary withdrawal YOUfimy ~ah6~l y6~ ~nf~il~ht in th~ ArmyCorrespOndenceCourse Program at any time through our web site. 1-12. Cancellation of enrollment Enrollment will be canceled by AIPD either of the following reasons: for a. Completion course or subcourse(s). of b. Failure to satisfy the annual minimum requirements (see para 1-28). 1-13. Reinstatement To be reinstated in tile Army CorrespondenceCourse Program, contact tile AIPD team assigned to your school program. Section III Administrative Terms 1-14. Subcourse The subcourseis tile basic instructional unit of tile Army Correspondence CourseProgram.A subcourseusually covers

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one subject area and consists of one or more lessons plus an examination. Completion a subcourse results in a of subcourse completion notice (see para 1-23). 1-15. Course A course consists of one or moresubcourses designed to support a specific professional field, skill qualification development, military occupational specialty (MOS)-related or tasks. Subcoursesare issued in the sequencelisted each course. If a subcourseis out of stock, the next available one is sent. Completion a courseresults in receipt of a of course completionnotice (see para 1-25). 1-16. Credit hour The credit hour is the basic work unit for correspondencecourse work. The numberof credit hours assigned to a subcourseis the estimated time required for an averagestudent to read the material and complete exercises and the all examination. Credit hours are awardedupon successful completion of the subcourse. 1-17. Methods of completing examinations a. Paper. Each subcourse includes an examination response sheet, TSCForm 59 (ACCP Examination Response Sheet), for recording examinationanswersand a pre-addresscd envelopefor returning the response sheet to AIPD for grading. The sheet is preprinted with the student's name, social security number, school in which enrolled, and subcoursenumber edition. Tobe sure you havethe correct responsesheet, verify your SSN,then check to see that and the subcoursenumber edition on the responsesheet matchthose on the subcourse.If there is a discrepancy,contact and the AIPDteam assigned to your school. Do not submit a response sheet issued to another student. b. On-line answersheet. There is a blank answer sheet for somesubcoursesavailable through the AIPD site. web Students mayuse the answer sheet to complete examinations for subcourses in wtdch they are enrolled. For some subcourses, the completeexaminationis online. c. Subconrseinch~ding~ramhmtion online. The subcourseswhichare available electronically have examinationsas part of the presentation. Students must complete these examinationsonline. 1-18. ATSC Form157 (Data Mailer) This multipurposeform is used by AIPD notify students of any of the following: exemption,subcoursecompletion, to phasecmnpletion,course completion,or cancellation of enrollment. When possible, these notices are sent to students electronically. 1-19. Exempt credit a. Exemptcredit is given whenour records showthat a subcourse was completed within 4 years before the new enrollment.The credit hours for an exempted subcourseare not addedto the student's accumulated credit hours for the current enrollment. b. To receive exemptcredit for an entire course that you completedthroughindividual subcourseenrollments, you mustmeet the eligibility requirementsfor the course, enroll in tbe course, and request exemption the subcourses for completed. 1-20. Promotionpoints Enlisted personnel in grades E4 and E5 cam one promotionpoint for every 5 correspondencecredit hours completed (per AR600-8-19). Students are responsible to see that copies of completionnotices are placed in their DA Form201 (Military Personnel RecordsJacket, USArmy). 1-21, Enrollment year The enrollment year begins on the date the application is processed through the AIPD computerand ends 12 months later. The enrollment year ending date appears on data mailers as (EYE). 1-22. Retirement point Unit of measureused to determine retirement eligibility for ReserveComponent National Guardpersonnel. One and retirement point is earned for every 3 credit hours of correspondence study completed (per AR140-1 and AR 140-185). 1-23. Subcourse completion notice A subcoursecompletionnotice is issued uponcompletion a subcourse. This is the only record a student will have to of showsubcourse credit hours completed. The notice is also proof of subcourse completion whenexemptcredit is requested. (Eventhougha student maycompleteall the subcoursesthat makeup a course, if he or she is not enrolled in that specific course, a course completionnotice will not be issued.)

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1-24. Phase completion notice Somecourses consist of multiple phases. A phase completion notice is issued upon completion of a phase. Most nonresident and resident courses require students to present a correspondence phase completionnotice whenreporting for resident training. See individual course listings for specific requirements. 1-25. Course completion notice A course completionnotice is issued to the student uponcompletionof a course. (Eventhough you maycompleteall the individual subcourses that makeup a course, you must be enrolled in the course itself to receive a course completionnotice.) t-26. Certificate of Completion AnAIPD Certificate of Completion mailed to students uponcompletionof most courses. However, those phased is for courses with resident requirements as part of the course, the proponentawards the course completioncertificate. Combat Lifesaver Courseinstructors awardtheir students a course completioncertificate. 1-27. Diplomas A diplomais issued upon completionof certain correspondencecourses. The proponent school or agency designates courses for which a diploma is awarded. Section IV Administrative Proceduresfor ProgramsAdministered by AIPD 1-28. Required progress All students must meet yearly requirements as shownbelow to remain enrol