About Us The 140th Regiment is
part of the Total Army School System (TASS). The Regiment is
part of a nine-state region (TASS Region F) and is organized
at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri with a headquarters and two battalions,
the 1st Ordnance Battalion (OD) and 2nd General Studies (GS)
Battalion. The RTI commander provides the leadership and
guidance to support the entire regiment and also serves as the
commandant of the NCOES and field.
LEADERSHIP:
The
MO-RTI is the proponent for leadership-oriented courses, to
include BNCOC Phase I, Officer Candidate School (OCS),
Total Army Instructor Training Course (TAITC) and Small Group
Instructor Training Course (SGITC). Additional courses such as
the Combat Lifesaver Course (CLC) are also offered,
Information for all courses taught the MO-RTI is available
through ATRRS, School Code: 999.
OFFICER CANDIDATE SCHOOL: 2nd GS Battalion is organized
with an Officer Candidate School (OCS) Company, an NCOES Leader
Company and a Combat Arms (field artillery) Company. The OCS
Company's mission is to provide new lieutenants for the MOARNG.
The MOARNG OCS parallels the program of instruction conducted by
the active army program, requiring strict discipline, academic
excellence, and leadership development
ANCOC Effective June 2004, Phase I ANCOC is
cancelled
NCOES
The 2nd GS Battalion's
Leader Company conducts courses in the Noncommissioned
Officers Education System (NCOES) for enlisted personnel
within the region. The courses are Common Leader Training for
both the Advanced and Basic NCO Leadership Courses..
PURPOSE:
The combat lifesaver course is
designed to train non-medical soldiers to provide emergency
medical care as a secondary mission. The course is demanding and
ensures a thorough understanding of all aspects of the Combat
Lifesaver principles. Exams are closed book and administered in
controlled conditions.
PREPARATION:
To prepare for the course and the
examinations, a copy of the buddy aid tasks will be sent to
personnel with ATRRS applications, 30 days prior to the start of
the course. The buddy aid tasks are tested on the first day
without prior instruction. Instruction on the medical tasks will
be conducted in a classroom environment. Students must ensure
they bring notebook, pens, pencils, and a highlighter.
Course Dates and Additional Information is Available through ATRRS
Portal
The 5TH Ordnance Battalion;
the battalion has coordinating authority over four Regional
Training Sites - Maintenance (RTS-M) and 150 USAR ordnance
instructors for the IDT school mission. The Missouri RTS-M is located at the Ike Skelton Training Site in Jefferson City.
The RTS-M conducts various wheeled and heavy maintenance MOSQ
and additional skill identifier courses and the technical
phases of 52C/52D, 62B/63 CMF Basic and Advanced NCO courses.
Please not the revision of AR 611-21 for
line score changes for
Maintenance CMFs.
Information
for all courses taught the MO-RTS-M is available through
ATRRS, School Code: 1046.
General Information
Students arriving with
a pre-existing injury or medical condition that has not been
diagnosed or has not been evaluated by proper military authority
will be denied enrollment. The soldier will be returned to their
unit as soon as possible. They may return when cleared by ARNG
or USAR medical personnel.
2. Students reporting with
a temporary physical profile or during the recovery period are
not authorized to attend NCOES and will be denied enrollment.
The soldier will be returned to their unit. The only temporary
profile authorized is for shaving.
3. Students reporting for
NCOES with a permanent physical profile will have the profile
reviewed for correctness IAW AR 40-501.
a. Students arriving
without a copy of their physical profile (DA Form 3349) will be
given 72 hours to obtain documentation. Failure to provide
will result in dismissal.
4. Students who arrive
with incomplete profiles will be given 72 hours from the report
date to correct the deficiencies.
