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Logistics Operations School
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Marine Corps Combat Service Support Schools
Mission

Logistics Operations School delivers formal entry, intermediate, and advanced logistics training, and continuous professional development to sustain the transformation of Marines for service across the FMF and supporting establishments in support of warfighting functions across all warfare domains.

DSN: 750-xxxx
Commercial: 910-450-xxxx

Headquarters
CO / XO/ 1stSgt - 450-0267/ 1143/ 1144
Operations Officer - 450-1813
Academics Officer - 450-1153
Academics Chief - 450-1164
Academics - 450-1154
Ops Chief - 450-0263

CSSIC
CO - 
SNCOIC - 450-1033
Company GySgt - 

MOIC
CO - 450-1032
SNCOIC - 450-1036
Company GySgt - 450-1033

MTMIC
CO - 0861
Instructional SNCOIC - 1295
Company GySgt - 0731

After Hours
LOS SDNCO - (910) 450-0939 or (910) 545-3261 (Duty Cell)
CDO -1045

Permanent Personnel & Students: Reporting Instructions:  Permanent Personnel will report to the Commanding Officer, Logistics Operations School, Marine Corps Combat Service Support Schools, Training Command, Camp Johnson, North Carolina 28542-0041. During working hours report to the LOS S-1 Section, Bldg M-79, Room 1148, phone number DSN: 750-1752 or commercial (910) 450-1752.  After working hours, report to the CDO at Bldg M130, phone number DSN: 750-1045 or commercial (910) 450-1045.  All permanent personnel will report in the Service Alpha uniform.

Logistics Officer Course:  During working hours report to the LOS S-1 section, Bldg M-79, Room 1148, phone number DSN: 750-1752 or commercial (910) 450-1752.  After working hours, report to the CDO at Bldg M130, phone number DSN: 750-1045 or commercial (910) 450-1045.

Intermediate, Advanced, and Warrant Officer Courses:  Reporting Instructions:  Students will report to the Commanding Officer, Logistics Operations School, Marine Corps Combat Service Support Schools, Training Command, Camp Johnson, North Carolina 28542-0041. During working hours report to the LOS S-1 section, Bldg M-79, Room 1137, phone number DSN: 750-0002/0274 or commercial (910) 450-0002/0274.  After working hours, report to the CDO at Bldg M130, phone number DSN: 750-1045 or commercial (910) 450-1045.  Upon completion of checking in, students will proceed as directed from the welcome aboard instructions received from the Course Manager/Faculty Advisor.

Basic Students and reclassifications:  Reporting Instructions: Students report to Commanding Officer, Marine Corps Combat Service Support Schools, Training Command, PSC Box 20041, Camp Lejeune, North Carolina 28542-0041. During working hours report to Bldg M132, phone number DSN: 750-1727 or commercial (910) 450-1727.  After working hours, report to the CDO at Bldg M130, phone number DSN: 750-1045 or commercial (910) 450-1045. 

LAT Movers:  Reporting Instructions: Students attending a basic course as a result of an approved Lateral Move will report to the Commanding Officer, Logistics Operations School, Marine Corps Combat Service Support Schools, Training Command, Camp Johnson, North Carolina 28542-0041. During working hours report to the LOS S-1 section Bldg M-79, Room 1137, phone number DSN: 750-0002/0274 or commercial (910) 450-0002/0274.  After working hours, report to the CDO at Bldg M130, phone number DSN: 750-1045 or commercial (910) 450-1045. Upon completion of checking in, students will proceed as directed from the welcome aboard instructions received from the Course Manager/Faculty Advisor.

Messing/Billeting:  Government messing and billeting are available and directed. Intermediate and above students (to include LAT Movers) should contact their Course Manager or FACAD for specific information relating to billeting.  Students must obtain a letter of non-availability to reside in off-base lodging.  All entry-level students will be assigned government quarters during the duration of their course.

LOC Billeting:  Primary:  New River VOQ - (910) 449-5896  Secondary:  Camp Lejeune, All Points Inn - (910) 451-7385  Students must obtain a letter of non-availability by both primary and secondary options to reside in off-base lodging.  For questions or concerns, please contact the LOC Faculty Advisors.

The chow hall aboard Camp Johnson is located at Bldg M-455 and their hours are listed as such:

Breakfast:  0530-0800

Lunch:  1100-1245

Dinner:  1700-1830

Uniform/Equipment Requirements:  Students will report in the service Alpha uniform and will bring appropriate seasonal uniforms, to include Physical Training Gear. 

MCEN/MCTIMS:  Intermediate and above students will report with an active MCTIMS and MCEN account.

Transportation/Parking: Intermediate and above students are authorized privately owned vehicles while attending this course.  POVs will be parked in the lot adjacent to building M79. Do not park in the numbered spaces, as they are reserved for permanent personnel and instructors. Airport taxi service is available as a reimbursable expense.  Rental cars are not TECOM funded.  Basic students are not authorized POVs.

Location: Marine Corps Combat Service Support Schools, Camp Johnson/Montford Point. The entrance to Camp Johnson is located 5 miles west of the Camp Lejeune main gate on Hwy 24, at the site of the Beirut Memorial and the North Carolina Veteran's Cemetery.

POC:  Contact Phone Numbers: Camp Johnson Command Duty Officer (910) 450-1045, Logistics Operations School Staff Duty Officer (910) 450-0939 or (910) 545-3261 (Duty Cell),  Logistics Operations School Academics’ Sections (910) 450-1154.

- Course Manager or FACAD Contact Phone Numbers: 

  • AMTCC, FESCR, MTMCC = (910) 450-1294/0022

  • MTMOC = (910) 450-0186/0187

  • MTNCOOC, MTSNCOOC = (910) 450-0808/0031

  • LCC = (910) 450-1024/1021

  • MOC = (910) 450-1032

  • IMMSC = (910) 450-0272

  • LOC = (910) 450-0264

     

From I-40

Take exit 364 (Hwy 24 East) towards Kenansville
Follow Hwy 24 into Jacksonville to Camp Johnson

From I-95

Exit on Hwy 70 East in Selma, NC
In Kinston, NC, take Hwy 258 East towards Jacksonville, NC
Hwy 58 will merge with Hwy 24 East which leads to Camp Johnson

From Hwy 17

Follow to Jacksonville, NC, where you will pick up Hwy 24 East which leads to Camp Johnson

Motor Transport Maintenance InstructionAL Company
  • AUTOMOTIVE MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS BASIC COURSE (Pvt to Sgt)
  • AUTOMOTIVE MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS CAREER COURSE (Cpl & Sgt)
  • FUEL AND ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS COMPONENT REPAIR COURSE (LCpl, Cpl & Sgt)
  • MOTOR TRANSPORT MAINTENANCE OFFICER COURSE 
  • MOTOR TRANSPORT MAINTENANCE CHIEF'S COURSE (SSgt to GySgt & SSgt selectees)

CONTACTS:
CO - 450-0861
Instructional SNCOIC - 450-1295
Company GySgt - 450-0731

After Hours
LOS SDNCO - (910) 450-0939 or (910) 545-3261 (Duty Cell)
CDO -1045

COMBAT SERVICE SUPPORT INSTRUCTIONAL COMPANY
  • BASIC MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST COURSE
  • INTERMEDIATE MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST COURSE (SGT - GYSGT)
  • LOGISTICS OFFICER COURSE
  • MOTOR TRANSPORT NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICER OPERATIONS COURSE (CPL-SGT)
  • MOTOR TRANSPORT NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICER OPERATIONS COURSE (CPL-SGT)

CONTACTS:
CO - 
Instructional SNCOIC - 450-1033
Company GySgt - 

Logistics Officers Course

Mission:

To prepare entry level and lateral move company grade officers for duty in a logistics-related billet at the battalion or equivalent level where their responsibilities will include the general duties of logistics officers, performing transportation operations, and coordinating Combat Service Support (CSS).

Student Check-In Information:

Reporting Instructions:  Students will report to the Commanding Officer, Logistics Operations School, Marine Corps Combat Service Support Schools, Training Command, Camp Johnson, North Carolina 28542-0041. During working hours report to the LOS S-1 section, Bldg M-79, Room 1148, phone number DSN: 750-1752 or commercial (910) 450-1752.  After working hours, report to the CDO at Bldg M130, phone number DSN: 750-1045 or commercial (910) 450-1045.  Upon completion of checking in, students will proceed as directed from the welcome aboard instructions received from the Faculty Advisor.  All personnel will report in the Service Alpha uniform.

LOC is located on the back side of the building M-79, 1st Deck, Room #1153. Inbound Officers should contact the LOC Faculty Advisors as your PCS date nears so we know when to expect you. Do not hesitate to contact the LOC Staff for any assistance or questions in order to make this transition for you as smooth as possible.

LOC Billeting:

Primary:  New River VOQ - (910) 449-5896  Secondary:  Camp Lejeune, All Points Inn - (910) 451-7385  Students must obtain a letter of non-availability by both primary and secondary options to reside in off-base lodging.  For questions or concerns, please contact the LOC Faculty Advisors.

On-Line Learning Environment:

The Logistics Officer Course utilizes Moodle as a platform for student instruction and classroom collaboration. Students will be required to access Moodle in order to participate in classroom activities. Two weeks from their report date, students will receive a notification to the email they used to register in MarineNet alerting them to their enrollment into the class and making available required day 1 administrative activities. After logging into MarineNet, Moodle can be accessed from the homepage.

CONTACTS:  LOC Course Manager/Faculty Advisors - (910) 450-0264

MOBILITY OPERATIONS INSTRUCTIONAL COMPANY
  • BASIC LOGISTICS COURSE
  • MOBILITY OFFICER COURSE
  • LOGISTICS CHIEF COURSE 
  • INTERMEDIATE LOGISTICS COURSE

CONTACTS:
CO - 450-1032
Instructional SNCOIC - 450-1036
Company GySgt - 450-1033

 

 

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Airborne School
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Airborne School
U.S. Marine Corps Sgt. Manuel A. Serrano, Combat Videographer, shares his personal experiences while attending Airborne School at Ft. Benning, Georgia. (U.S. Marine Corps video by Sgt. Manuel A. Serrano, Cpl. Jose D. VillalobosRocha, and Cpl. Samuel A. Roque)
Military Appearance 101: How To Make a Braid Bun
2:31
Military Appearance 101: How To Make a Braid Bun
Video to show Marines how to make a braid bun.
Bring Your Child to Work Day
0:44
Bring Your Child to Work Day
Video created to inform Marines about bring your child to work day on April 18, 2019.
Illuminate Thinkshop
3:00
Illuminate Thinkshop
U.S. Marines, Sailors, Airmen, and civilians with Marine Corps Combat Service Support Schools, attend the Illuminate Thinkshop held aboard Camp Johnson, N.C., March 16, 2019.The program is meant to strengthen participant brainstorming and team-building skills that allow participants to explore and expand their creative problem solving potential in order to improve the critical thinking skills of Marines of all ranks.
Operation: Cupcake Drop
1:35
Operation: Cupcake Drop
The Jacksonville, N.C., United Service Organizations brought a sweet surprise to Marine Corps Combat Service Support Schools' students who are away from loved ones this Valentine's Day by baking and donating cupcakes for Operation: Cupcake Drop at Camp Johnson, N.C., Feb. 14, 2019.
Marine Leader Development
2:27
Marine Leader Development
A video to inform Marines about the six functional areas of Marine Leader development, also known as the “six f’s.” The six f’s are fidelity, fighter, finances, family, future, and fitness. Marines are encouraged to set goals within each area in order to be an effective leader.
Lt. Gen. Rocco visits the Personnel Administration School
1:30
Lt. Gen. Rocco visits the Personnel Administration School
U.S. Marine Corps Lt. Gen. Michael Rocco, the Deputy Commandant for Manpower and Reserve Affairs, visited the Personnel Administration School, at Camp Johnson, N.C., Jan. 23, 2019. Lt. Gen. Michael Rocco visited Camp Johnson to meet with Personnel Administration students, faculty and senior leadership from across the Operational Forces to discuss the future of the Personnel Administration Military Occupational Specialty field.
LOCFEX
6:30
LOCFEX
U.S. Marines spent a week in the field conducting the Logistics Officers Course field exercise aboard Camp Lejeune, N.C., Jan. 14-18. The training was conducted to better prepare entry level logistics officers for challenges they may face within the operating forces. (U.S. Marine Corps Combat Camera video by Sgt. Brandon Thomas, Cpl Samuel Roque, LCpl Quang DO, and PFC Joseph Drewsen).
LOCFEX 2019
2:57
LOCFEX 2019
U.S. Marines spent a week in the field conducting the Logistics Officers Course field exercise aboard Camp Lejeune, N.C., Jan. 14-18. The training was conducted to better prepare entry level logistics officers for challenges they may face within the operating forces. (U.S. Marine Corps Combat Camera video by Sgt. Brandon Thomas, Cpl Samuel Roque, LCpl Quang DO, and PFC Joseph Drewsen).
CBD Oil
2:21
CBD Oil
Video to inform Marines about the effects of Cannabidiol, also known as CBD. U.S. service members are prohibited from using any product containing CBD, and will be punished under the Uniform Code of Military Justice. (U.S. Marine Corps video released/by Lance Cpl. Quang Do)
R3
7:26
R3
The Recognize, Respond, Report or R3 program fosters an environment in which peer to peer accountability is not only accepted but expected. It empowers Marines at all levels to professionally address infractions through the use of the phrase “I’m just R3ing you.” This will reduce further incidents, protect careers and families and maintain the trust and respect we have worked so hard to earn.
SMART Goals
1:33
SMART Goals
Video to inform Marines about Marine Leader Development and the five step SMART (Specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, and time-based) goal process, which allows Marines to effectively organize and accomplish their goals.
Vehicle Recovery
2:29
Vehicle Recovery
An informative video production explaining what vehicle recovery is and how to conduct one for training and Fleet Marine Force.
They Came in Peace
5:31
They Came in Peace
Video package that depicts the first hand experience of three Marines who survived the Beirut Bombing. Video Produced By Lance Corporal Brandon Ponyah
Happy Birthday Marines; from TRNGCMD
2:27
Happy Birthday Marines; from TRNGCMD
Motivational video that depicts Training Command students, instructors,and staff, along with video footage from around the Marine Corps. Video produced by: LCpl Quang Do

Logistics Operations School Leaders

Lieutenant Colonel Russell A. Hill
Commanding Officer, Logistics Operations School

Lieutenant Colonel Russell A. Hill enlisted in the Marine Corps Reserves in May of 2006 as an

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First Sergeant Alex M. Skelton
Logistics Operations School First Sergeant

First Sergeant Skelton enlisted in the Marine Corps Delayed Entry Program in May 2005 and reported

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