Army Sustainment Resource Portal (ASRP) - Training Focus Areas (Deploy, Relocate Unit, Establish, Defend Unit, Conduct Mission)

Training Focus Area: Relocate - Resources pertinent to Relocating, such as Convoy Protection Training Circulars, Convoy Leader Training Handbook, and more.

Training Focus Area: Establish Unit Area - Resources pertinent to Establishing a Unit Area, such as ATP 4-90 (Brigade Support Battalion), Sustainment in Decisive Action Operations, and more.

Training Focus Area: Defend Unit - Resources pertinent to Defending Units, Area Defense, Base Defense, and/or Local Security, such as Weapons Training & Qualification strategies, Convoy Protection Platform (CPP) Gunnery and Senior Gunner Training Circulars, Defense Handbook, Expert Soldier Badge, GTA Cards, related Army Techniques Publications (ATP), and more.

Training Focus Area: Conduct Mission - Resources pertinent to Conducting the Sustainment Mission, such as ATPs related to petroleum supply, munitions, maintenance, and more.

Unit Training Management (UTM) - The Army has clearly laid out the unit training management (UTM) process in ADP / FM 7-0, Training which provide the ‘how to’ on the role of leaders in training, developing the unit training plan (UTP), as well as conducting and assessing training events. Combined arms training strategies (CATS), mission essential task lists (METLs), and training and evaluation outlines (T&EOs) provide specific guidance on unit training requirements. Note: Access requires CAC credentials.

Combined Arms Training Strategies (CATS) ATN Viewer - CATS are the Army's overarching strategy for focusing on near term unit training or on identifying future unit training strategies and requirements. The authoritative source for accesssing CATS is through the Digital Training Management System (DTMS). Because DTMS users must have approval for accesss, DTMS CATS data can also be pulled by the Army Training Network (ATN). Note: Access requires CAC credentials.

Mission Essential Task Lists (METL) - Standardized Mission Essential Task Lists (METL) are the Headquarters, Department of the Army official listings of the fundamental tasks that units are designed to perform in any operational environment. Standardized METL consists of: Mission Essential Tasks (METs) - expressed as Collective Tasks, and Supporting Collective Tasks - expressed as T&EOs. Click to view the METL viewer provided by Army Training Network. Note: Access requires CAC credentials.

Note: Access requires CAC credentials.

Sustainment Virtual Playbook - The Army Sustainment Virtual Playbook is an interactive, mobile, eLearning solution to living doctrine. It delivers doctrinal and best practice tactics, techniques, and procedures for executing synchronized sustainment in a decisive action environment. The playbook provides the tools to think through complex sustainment processes that enable freedom of action, extend operational reach, and prolong endurance.

CALL Combat Training Center (CTC) Resources - Center for Army Lessons Learned (CALL) resources, such as CALL Insider, CALL Publications, and more.

For more lessons learned and up-to-date content, visit the restricted CALL SharePoint site. Note: Access requires CAC credentials and site registration by CALL team.

22-08, Sustainment in Large Scale Combat Operations - The chapters in this publication deep dive into these topics and more, and are based on observations of great successes and bitter shortfalls here at the National Training Center over the past several years. While many topics are conceptual in nature, great effort has been placed on providing ‘a way’ - a method, a technique, a template - for sustainers and maneuverists alike to find success as they plan, prepare, and train for LSCO. Note: Access requires CAC credentials.

For more lessons learned and up-to-date content, visit the restricted CALL SharePoint site. Note: Access requires CAC credentials and site registration by CALL team.

23-01, Combining Arms in the Close Fight (Nov 22) - Section I offers three foundational concepts and 18 critical tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) that offer “a way” to think about how to combine arms. Section II focuses on brigade combat team (BCT) sustainment and describes why and how units should design their concept of support and logistics architecture. And section III offers a series of hard problems for units to consider as they train for large-scale combat operations (LSCO). Note: Access requires CAC credentials.

For more lessons learned and up-to-date content, visit the restricted CALL SharePoint site. Note: Access requires CAC credentials and site registration by CALL team.

Operational Environment Data Integration Network (ODIN) - The authoritative digital resource for the Worldwide Equipment Guide (WEG), Decisive Action Training Environment (DATE) and accompanying Force Structures, and the Training Circular (TC) 7-100 series. ODIN is built to be a living product with standardized technology. For more information on ODIN, access to the development APIs, or help needed, please email the Webmaster on the ODIN site.