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- [Narrator] Marine Corp Detachment

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Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri,

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trains engineer equipment operators,

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maintainers and technicians,

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military police,

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motor transport operators,

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chemical, biological, radiological,

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nuclear defense specialists,

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and non-lethal weapon instructors

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for service throughout the Marine Air-Ground Task Force.

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The detachment consists of three instruction companies

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and one school.

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Engineer Equipment Instruction Company provides entry-level

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and career progression training for the engineer equipment

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and technical engineer military occupational specialties of:

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^1310 Engineer Equipment Officer,

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^1341 Engineer Equipment Mechanic,

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^1345 Engineer Equipment Operator,

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^1349 Engineer Equipment Chief,

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^and 1361 Engineer Assistant.

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Motor Transport Instruction Company

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trains Motor Transport Marines to operate tactical vehicles

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in the military occupation specialties of:

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^3531 Motor Vehicle Operator,

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^3534 Semi-trailer Refueler Operator,

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^and 3536 Vehicle Recovery Operator.

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Military Police Instruction Company

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trains Marines in the military occupational specialties of:

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^5803 Military Police Officer,

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^5811 Military Police,

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^5821 Criminal Investigation Division Agent,

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^5814 Physical Security Specialist,

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^5816 Special Reaction Team Member

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^and 5819 Military Police Investigator.

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Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear School

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trains Marines in the military specialties of:

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^5702 Chemical Biological Radiological

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^and Nuclear Defense Officer,

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^and 5711 Chemical Biological Radiological

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^and Nuclear Defense Specialist.

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- I am Sergeant Cole Bumstead.

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- Gunnery Sergeant Jason Paul Sweno.

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- Sergeant Kevin Kennedy.

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- Sergeant Andrew Webb.

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- I'm a Vehicle Recovery Course Instructor

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at Motor Transportation and Instruction Company.

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- I'm a Marine Corps Unique Instructor

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at Engineer Equipment Instruction Company.

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- I'm an instructor here at Military Police Basic Course.

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- I'm an instructor at the Marine Corps Chemical Biological

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Radiological and Nuclear Defense School.

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- Marine Corps Detachment Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri.

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^The mission of the school here at Fort Leonard Wood

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^is to provide the operating forces with basically trained

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and advanced-level trained Marines in motor transportation.

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So our basic-level school is

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a basic Motor Transportation Operator, that's a 3531,

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and also in our advanced schools, we have

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3534s, which are Semi Refuelers

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and Vehicle Recovery Operators, which are 3536s.

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The importance of this school to the Marine Corps is one,

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we provide the operating forces

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with that basic level operator

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to be able to support the MAGTF

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and also, with our advanced-level courses,

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bein' able to go out there and fuel birds

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on the flight line and recover vehicles that get stuck.

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The expectations upon graduating here at Fort Leonard Wood

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are being able to perform

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preventative maintenance checks and services

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on all our vehicles, being able to operate the vehicles,

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i.e., goin' down the road, and performing basic level skills

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to be able to put yourself in a position to haul cargo.

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Motor Transportation Operators are kind of like

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your UPS in your civilian world.

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You call and we haul.

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We're that front line that goes out there,

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gets the gear and transport it from A to B.

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^- So the mission of our schoolhouse at the basic level

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^is to provide a foundation of knowledge

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for both developing in the internal student

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and sustaining the transformation.

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These Marines leave here with a basic understanding

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of both theory of equipment and how to operate it.

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We teach our students with both classroom instruction,

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practical application, and we provide a real-world relevance

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to what they're actually being taught:

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site surveys, project management,

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and actually construction planning.

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They get the whole aspect of what they can do

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both horizontal and the limited amount

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of vertical construction they may see or assist with

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throughout their career.

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Our engineers support the MAGTF

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in a wide variety of abilities.

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The billets they hold, both group, all the way down

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to that basic Marine that's movin' cargo

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on and off of MTVRs, ships, or aircrafts

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to bringing up supplies to the forward operations bases.

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Our school sustains the transformation

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by providing a mirror or reflection

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of what quality MOS 1345s, 1341s, and 1349s look like

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in the MOS.

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By providing this quality, it encourages

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sustaining the transformation

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to be better Marines at the lower levels,

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encouraging character development and,

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at the end of the day, a more ethical warrior.

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^- The mission of the school here

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^is to receive entry-level privates and POCs

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through the training pipeline and give them

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the skills and the equipment

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to be basically-trained Military Police Officers

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ready for the fleet.

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With the innovative methods that we have

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during this MOS training, not only do the students get to

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attend the classroom portion, but the wide variety

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of practical applications that they get to do

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and actually get hands-on,

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whether it's their convoys with the humvees,

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the simulators with the M9 scenarios or the machine guns,

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they just get a lot of hands-on

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which helps out with the real world application

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of when they get to the fleet Marine Corps.

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Marines should want to come to this school

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not only for the experience of being both police officer

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and a Marine at the same time, but the wide variety

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they can get into once they get to this job field.

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You can become a Military Police Officer, 5811 MP,

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which is your primary MOS, but after that,

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you can go to SRT canine physical security,

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accident investigation, there's just numerous things

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that Marines can do upon graduating,

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being a Military Police Officer.

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^The mission of our school is we are an MOS-producing school

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^for 5711s and 5702s.

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^At the CBRN School, we find it imperative

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to continue mentorship and training for these young Marines

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as they're coming through the training pipeline

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for the final step before they get out

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in the operating forces.

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The importance of our school is we provide

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those CBRN specialists out to the MAGTF.

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There's the individuals that are training other Marines

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at their units on how to conduct

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CBRN defense operations independently.

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Some of the innovative methods that we use here

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at the CBRN School is the informal lecture method.

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We also use Powerpoints, and then we actually go out

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and we do these demonstrations, practical applications

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with the students on the equipment, some of the actions

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that they'll be doing.

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Those are conducted both here at the CBRN School

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and then out at Range 29.

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We also give the students the ability

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to instruct each other, as well,

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because with our Marines being instructors

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out in the operating forces,

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it's imperative we give them the opportunity here

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to be able to teach to their peers.

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