What a great week at Ft Liberty! The Ft Liberty MTC team gave the opportunity for new FA57s to: 1. comprehend all of the low overhead tools that can support Division, Brigade and Battalion training support demands. 2. allow our students to learn about a large scale simulation (JLCCTC), by creating units and thread tests. 3. Compare advantages and disadvantages of both low overhead tools and large scale simulations. 4. Clearly see that the Joint Event Life Cycle (JLEC) is truly a modifiable model, and how to modify the model to meet unit training request that are <90 days from execution. Additionally, Ft Liberty FA57s hosted a luncheon so that new FA57 officers could understand that living in the FA57 world is cognitively challenging, but that the entire community will respond whenever someone has a question. Thanks to everyone at Ft. Liberty for making the 'apprenticeship week' such a huge success!Kenneth Harvey, PMPCharles JarvisMatthew GoncalvesJosh Hutchison CSM (Ret) Frank LuedtkeMatthew Mackey
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