Diesel Systems Overhaul and Maintenance
(DSOM) MASL (P145907)
Scope:
Diesel Systems Overhaul and Maintenance (DSOM) is an eight--week course of instruction designed to provide Foreign Security Force personnel with the knowledge and skills required of a basic diesel engine technician.
Special information:
Students will apply their knowledge of diesel engine theory, and proper use of hand tools and precision measuring instruments to safely perform routine preventative maintenance and service repair procedures, such as troubleshooting, disassembly, inspection, repair, and reassembly of diesel engines.
Rule of Law and Disciplined Military Operations
(ROL) MASL (P176036)
Scope:
ROL is a one-week stand-alone course and is highly recommended as a follow-on course for personnel in both operations and maintenance specialties. The course is designed for junior officers, senior enlisted, or civilian equivalent personnel.
Special Information:
ROL instruction focuses on the role of law, its impact on human rights, and how these considerations fit into the planning of military operations to include rules of engagement, law of armed conflict, and the role of a military justice system in accomplishing military objectives.
Instructor Development Course
(IDC) MASL (P1471905)
Scope:
Instructor Development Course (IDC) is an advanced two-week course of instruction designed to provide Foreign Security Force personnel with the specialized training necessary to deliver structured formalized training in the classroom and laboratory environments.
Special information:
Students will utilize instructional techniques and theory, practical applications of instructional principles, and evaluation methods to effectively impart subject matter expertise and knowledge.
Unit Level Supply
(ULS) MASL (P152014)
Scope:
ULS is a three-week course that provides Foreign Security Force Professionals and civilian equivalent personnel with the knowledge and skills required for the tactical deployment of detachments with operational level mission planning. This course focuses on training needed to understand the basic theory behind supply, to include supply department organization and warehousing, and bookkeeping as it pertains to small units and local operations.
Special information:
Logistics personnel are responsible for inventory management, auditability/accountability, and tracking demand of material items. ULS employs Microsoft Excel in lieu of more complex R-Supply or SWALIS systems to allow for less experienced personnel to grasp the course's core concepts. The course concludes with a practical exercise to ensure that all students have met course objectives.
Intel Fusion and Operations Integration
(IFOI)MASL (P471063)
Scope:
Intelligence Fusion and Operations Integration (IFOI) is a three-week course of instruction that provides early/to mid-career Foreign Security Force personnel the knowledge and skills required to effectively utilize information and integrate intelligence into operations.
Special information:
This course includes fundamental training on briefing techniques, intelligence disciplines, intelligence preparation of the operational environment, collection, intelligence support to operations, and predictive analysis. This course culminates with a practical exercise in developing intelligence products supporting simulated real-world operations.
JO/NCO Leadership and Planning
MASL (P121062)
Scope:
JO/NCO Leadership and Planning is a two-week course designed for company-level junior officers and senior enlisted personnel and provides Foreign Security Force personnel and law enforcement agencies with the knowledge and skills required for the tactical deployment of military and security detachments with operational level mission planning.
Special information:
This course provides junior SOF and noncommissioned officers with instruction in SOF and conventional force roles and structure, small unit leadership theory and development, public speaking, troop leadership procedures, operational risk management, mission tasking, mission planning, and human rights.
Outboard Motor Maintenance and Overhaul
(OBM) MASL (P145906)
Scope:
Outboard Motor Maintenance and Overhaul (OBM) is an eight-week course of instruction designed to provide Foreign Security Force personnel with the knowledge and skills required of a basic outboard motor technician.
Special information:
Students will apply their knowledge of internal combustion engine theory, and proper use of hand tools and precision measuring instruments to safely perform routine preventative maintenance and service repair procedures, such as troubleshooting, disassembly, inspection, repair, and reassembly of outboard motor powerheads, midsections, and gear cases.
Technical Welding and Applied Repairs
(TWAR)MASL (P145903)
Scope:
Technical Welding and Applied Repairs (TWAR) is an eight-week course of instruction designed to provide Foreign Security Force personnel with the specialized training required to restore the structural integrity of steel, aluminum, and fiberglass hulls and components. Students will conduct factory-level maintenance and repairs on the Zodiac Combat Rubber Raiding Craft, as well as perform metal repairs to oxyacetylene cutting, fusion welding, Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW) on carbon steel, and Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) on aluminum.
Special information:
This course is designed for junior officers and enlisted personnel. In addition to general prerequisites, students should be familiar with engineering or repair duties. NAVSCIATTS will issue all students the necessary safety and training equipment required for this course to include two coveralls and one pair of steel toe boots.
UAS Operations and Planning
(UASOP) MASL (P119085)
Scope:
Unmanned Aerial Systems Operations and Planning (UASOP) is a four-week course of instruction designed to provide Foreign Security Force personnel with the specialized training necessary to plan and conduct operations employing Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) platforms.
Special information:
UAS operators use the Falcon View flight planning software and their knowledge of flight operations, mission planning, airspace management, and emergency procedures to execute security actions such as target acquisition/development, battle damage assessment, convoy support, and force protection during tactical operations.
Mission Command Fundamental Course
MASL (P121088 & P319559)
Scope:
The Mission Command Fundamentals Course is a two or four-week professional development curriculum designed for Field Grade Foreign Security Force personnel (O3-O6) to understand the concept of Mission Command, encouraging leaders to develop mutual trust with their subordinates through a shared understanding of the commander’s intent, prudent risk, and the development of clear mission orders.
Special information:
This in-resident course allows for leadership to empower subordinates with disciplined initiative to execute assigned responsibilities when operating in a decentralized situation such as confronting adversaries and assisting local populations in recovery after natural disasters. At the end of the course, the student should be able to demonstrate an understanding of the core tenets of the Operational Level of War.
