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Video by RYAN SHARP
Home Station Training
U.S. Army Combined Arms Support Command (CASCOM)
March 15, 2023 | 2:10
Check out the use of virtual simulations during Home Station Training as Sustainment units follow the Sustainment Training Strategy. This video specifically highlights the capabilities of Mission Training Complexes (MTCs) available for Active, Guard, and Reserve units. As many sustainers know, daily real-world support missions may hinder units from executing certain training events necessary to become proficient on METL tasks, and is meant to inform commanders about opportunities at their nearest MTC and advocates for units to leverage MTCs and simulations to meet training objectives.
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LTC Elizabeth Cordon

LTC Elizabeth Cordon,
WRF Resiliency Branch Chief

MAJ Giovanni Siaca

MAJ Giovanni Siaca,
Joint Suicide Prevention
Program Manager

CPT Shannon Bush-Smith

CPT Shannon Bush-Smith,
Army National Guard Suicide Prevention Program Coordinator

Capt. Ashley Hollingsworth

Capt. Ashley Hollingsworth,
Air National Guard Suicide Prevention Program Coordinator

 

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