WEBVTT 00:00.636 --> 00:04.469 (dramatic instrumental music) 00:13.515 --> 00:16.348 (quick crescendo) 00:20.200 --> 00:21.391 - [Narrator] Marine Corp Detachment 00:21.391 --> 00:22.659 Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, 00:22.659 --> 00:25.195 trains engineer equipment operators, 00:25.195 --> 00:27.411 maintainers and technicians, 00:27.411 --> 00:28.744 military police, 00:28.957 --> 00:30.826 motor transport operators, 00:30.826 --> 00:33.743 chemical, biological, radiological, 00:33.961 --> 00:36.290 nuclear defense specialists, 00:36.290 --> 00:38.022 and non-lethal weapon instructors 00:38.022 --> 00:42.189 for service throughout the Marine Air-Ground Task Force. 00:42.269 --> 00:45.423 The detachment consists of three instruction companies 00:45.423 --> 00:46.673 and one school. 00:48.187 --> 00:51.489 Engineer Equipment Instruction Company provides entry-level 00:51.489 --> 00:54.377 and career progression training for the engineer equipment 00:54.377 --> 00:57.893 and technical engineer military occupational specialties of: 00:57.893 --> 01:00.560 ^1310 Engineer Equipment Officer, 01:01.854 --> 01:04.604 ^1341 Engineer Equipment Mechanic, 01:05.758 --> 01:08.508 ^1345 Engineer Equipment Operator, 01:09.520 --> 01:12.020 ^1349 Engineer Equipment Chief, 01:12.803 --> 01:15.136 ^and 1361 Engineer Assistant. 01:17.171 --> 01:18.846 Motor Transport Instruction Company 01:18.846 --> 01:22.105 trains Motor Transport Marines to operate tactical vehicles 01:22.105 --> 01:24.794 in the military occupation specialties of: 01:24.794 --> 01:27.127 ^3531 Motor Vehicle Operator, 01:28.049 --> 01:31.049 ^3534 Semi-trailer Refueler Operator, 01:31.867 --> 01:34.784 ^and 3536 Vehicle Recovery Operator. 01:36.742 --> 01:38.707 Military Police Instruction Company 01:38.707 --> 01:41.820 trains Marines in the military occupational specialties of: 01:41.820 --> 01:44.237 ^5803 Military Police Officer, 01:45.714 --> 01:47.464 ^5811 Military Police, 01:48.618 --> 01:52.201 ^5821 Criminal Investigation Division Agent, 01:53.429 --> 01:56.262 ^5814 Physical Security Specialist, 01:57.017 --> 01:59.767 ^5816 Special Reaction Team Member 02:01.075 --> 02:04.242 ^and 5819 Military Police Investigator. 02:05.608 --> 02:09.601 Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear School 02:09.601 --> 02:12.965 trains Marines in the military specialties of: 02:12.965 --> 02:16.048 ^5702 Chemical Biological Radiological 02:16.768 --> 02:19.101 ^and Nuclear Defense Officer, 02:19.101 --> 02:22.518 ^and 5711 Chemical Biological Radiological 02:22.793 --> 02:25.376 ^and Nuclear Defense Specialist. 02:26.168 --> 02:28.470 - I am Sergeant Cole Bumstead. 02:28.470 --> 02:30.286 - Gunnery Sergeant Jason Paul Sweno. 02:30.286 --> 02:31.912 - Sergeant Kevin Kennedy. 02:31.912 --> 02:33.015 - Sergeant Andrew Webb. 02:33.015 --> 02:35.273 - I'm a Vehicle Recovery Course Instructor 02:35.273 --> 02:37.806 at Motor Transportation and Instruction Company. 02:37.806 --> 02:39.681 - I'm a Marine Corps Unique Instructor 02:39.681 --> 02:41.763 at Engineer Equipment Instruction Company. 02:41.763 --> 02:44.162 - I'm an instructor here at Military Police Basic Course. 02:44.162 --> 02:47.106 - I'm an instructor at the Marine Corps Chemical Biological 02:47.106 --> 02:49.043 Radiological and Nuclear Defense School. 02:49.043 --> 02:52.394 - Marine Corps Detachment Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. 02:52.394 --> 02:54.310 ^The mission of the school here at Fort Leonard Wood 02:54.310 --> 02:58.439 ^is to provide the operating forces with basically trained 02:58.439 --> 03:02.001 and advanced-level trained Marines in motor transportation. 03:02.001 --> 03:03.821 So our basic-level school is 03:03.821 --> 03:07.695 a basic Motor Transportation Operator, that's a 3531, 03:07.695 --> 03:09.657 and also in our advanced schools, we have 03:09.657 --> 03:12.240 3534s, which are Semi Refuelers 03:13.073 --> 03:17.073 and Vehicle Recovery Operators, which are 3536s. 03:17.202 --> 03:19.498 The importance of this school to the Marine Corps is one, 03:19.498 --> 03:21.510 we provide the operating forces 03:21.510 --> 03:23.627 with that basic level operator 03:23.627 --> 03:25.592 to be able to support the MAGTF 03:25.592 --> 03:27.784 and also, with our advanced-level courses, 03:27.784 --> 03:30.040 bein' able to go out there and fuel birds 03:30.040 --> 03:32.834 on the flight line and recover vehicles that get stuck. 03:32.834 --> 03:36.425 The expectations upon graduating here at Fort Leonard Wood 03:36.425 --> 03:37.649 are being able to perform 03:37.649 --> 03:40.068 preventative maintenance checks and services 03:40.068 --> 03:43.898 on all our vehicles, being able to operate the vehicles, 03:43.898 --> 03:47.813 i.e., goin' down the road, and performing basic level skills 03:47.813 --> 03:51.980 to be able to put yourself in a position to haul cargo. 03:52.667 --> 03:54.681 Motor Transportation Operators are kind of like 03:54.681 --> 03:57.038 your UPS in your civilian world. 03:57.038 --> 03:58.788 You call and we haul. 03:59.179 --> 04:02.529 We're that front line that goes out there, 04:02.529 --> 04:06.112 gets the gear and transport it from A to B. 04:06.700 --> 04:09.407 ^- So the mission of our schoolhouse at the basic level 04:09.407 --> 04:11.690 ^is to provide a foundation of knowledge 04:11.690 --> 04:14.549 for both developing in the internal student 04:14.549 --> 04:16.543 and sustaining the transformation. 04:16.543 --> 04:18.645 These Marines leave here with a basic understanding 04:18.645 --> 04:22.161 of both theory of equipment and how to operate it. 04:22.161 --> 04:26.328 We teach our students with both classroom instruction, 04:26.990 --> 04:31.005 practical application, and we provide a real-world relevance 04:31.005 --> 04:33.160 to what they're actually being taught: 04:33.160 --> 04:35.603 site surveys, project management, 04:35.603 --> 04:37.648 and actually construction planning. 04:37.648 --> 04:39.277 They get the whole aspect of what they can do 04:39.277 --> 04:42.444 both horizontal and the limited amount 04:42.802 --> 04:44.896 of vertical construction they may see or assist with 04:44.896 --> 04:46.366 throughout their career. 04:46.366 --> 04:48.120 Our engineers support the MAGTF 04:48.120 --> 04:50.703 in a wide variety of abilities. 04:51.814 --> 04:54.330 The billets they hold, both group, all the way down 04:54.330 --> 04:56.530 to that basic Marine that's movin' cargo 04:56.530 --> 04:59.863 on and off of MTVRs, ships, or aircrafts 05:00.473 --> 05:04.640 to bringing up supplies to the forward operations bases. 05:05.017 --> 05:06.890 Our school sustains the transformation 05:06.890 --> 05:09.807 by providing a mirror or reflection 05:10.474 --> 05:14.641 of what quality MOS 1345s, 1341s, and 1349s look like 05:17.302 --> 05:18.219 in the MOS. 05:19.016 --> 05:21.642 By providing this quality, it encourages 05:21.642 --> 05:23.255 sustaining the transformation 05:23.255 --> 05:25.867 to be better Marines at the lower levels, 05:25.867 --> 05:28.768 encouraging character development and, 05:28.768 --> 05:32.601 at the end of the day, a more ethical warrior. 05:33.712 --> 05:34.807 ^- The mission of the school here 05:34.807 --> 05:38.390 ^is to receive entry-level privates and POCs 05:39.129 --> 05:41.450 through the training pipeline and give them 05:41.450 --> 05:43.783 the skills and the equipment 05:44.500 --> 05:46.624 to be basically-trained Military Police Officers 05:46.624 --> 05:48.163 ready for the fleet. 05:48.163 --> 05:48.996 With the innovative methods that we have 05:48.996 --> 05:52.663 during this MOS training, not only do the students get to 05:52.663 --> 05:54.990 attend the classroom portion, but the wide variety 05:54.990 --> 05:57.310 of practical applications that they get to do 05:57.310 --> 05:58.860 and actually get hands-on, 05:58.860 --> 06:01.461 whether it's their convoys with the humvees, 06:01.461 --> 06:05.365 the simulators with the M9 scenarios or the machine guns, 06:05.365 --> 06:06.721 they just get a lot of hands-on 06:06.721 --> 06:08.935 which helps out with the real world application 06:08.935 --> 06:10.994 of when they get to the fleet Marine Corps. 06:10.994 --> 06:12.229 Marines should want to come to this school 06:12.229 --> 06:16.396 not only for the experience of being both police officer 06:16.591 --> 06:19.068 and a Marine at the same time, but the wide variety 06:19.068 --> 06:23.235 they can get into once they get to this job field. 06:23.763 --> 06:27.754 You can become a Military Police Officer, 5811 MP, 06:27.754 --> 06:30.302 which is your primary MOS, but after that, 06:30.302 --> 06:33.885 you can go to SRT canine physical security, 06:33.912 --> 06:35.795 accident investigation, there's just numerous things 06:35.795 --> 06:37.834 that Marines can do upon graduating, 06:37.834 --> 06:40.501 being a Military Police Officer. 06:40.988 --> 06:44.165 ^The mission of our school is we are an MOS-producing school 06:44.165 --> 06:45.832 ^for 5711s and 5702s. 06:46.855 --> 06:49.350 ^At the CBRN School, we find it imperative 06:49.350 --> 06:52.352 to continue mentorship and training for these young Marines 06:52.352 --> 06:54.108 as they're coming through the training pipeline 06:54.108 --> 06:55.333 for the final step before they get out 06:55.333 --> 06:57.333 in the operating forces. 06:57.372 --> 06:59.469 The importance of our school is we provide 06:59.469 --> 07:02.585 those CBRN specialists out to the MAGTF. 07:02.585 --> 07:04.788 There's the individuals that are training other Marines 07:04.788 --> 07:07.455 at their units on how to conduct 07:07.573 --> 07:10.740 CBRN defense operations independently. 07:11.342 --> 07:13.872 Some of the innovative methods that we use here 07:13.872 --> 07:17.276 at the CBRN School is the informal lecture method. 07:17.276 --> 07:20.293 We also use Powerpoints, and then we actually go out 07:20.293 --> 07:22.692 and we do these demonstrations, practical applications 07:22.692 --> 07:25.071 with the students on the equipment, some of the actions 07:25.071 --> 07:26.399 that they'll be doing. 07:26.399 --> 07:28.725 Those are conducted both here at the CBRN School 07:28.725 --> 07:30.526 and then out at Range 29. 07:30.526 --> 07:32.344 We also give the students the ability 07:32.344 --> 07:34.180 to instruct each other, as well, 07:34.180 --> 07:36.665 because with our Marines being instructors 07:36.665 --> 07:38.009 out in the operating forces, 07:38.009 --> 07:40.481 it's imperative we give them the opportunity here 07:40.481 --> 07:43.398 to be able to teach to their peers. 07:44.820 --> 07:47.653 (quick crescendo)