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FORT BLISS NCO ACADEMY BLC PACKET

As of 14 February 2019

SOLDIER: RANK: ______ NAME: _____________________________ SOLDIER AKO EMAIL:________________________________________ SPONSOR: RANK: ______ NAME: _____________________________ 1SG PHONE #: _________ SPONSORS PHONE #:_________________ COMPANY: _______, BN:_______, BDE:_______BLC Class #: __________ SCHOOL START DATE: ______________ ATRRS WALK-ON (CHECK ONE)

FORT BLISS NCOA WEBSITE:

ALL DOCUMENTS MUST BE COMPLETEo STUDENT IN-PROCESSING FORM (FB WLC Form 3-2, June 15)o UNIT PRE-EXECUTION CHECKLIST (TRADOC Form 350-18-2-R-E, APR 18)o DA FORM 705-APFT CARD (Within 60 Days of BLC report date)o DA FORM 5500/5501 BODY FAT CONTENT SHEET (if applicable within 60

Days of BLC report date)o FORT BLISS UNIVERSAL PACKING LIST: with Chain of Command’s signatureso MEAL CARD (if applicable)o ID CARD (Ensure Soldier knows PIN)o SRB (updated and within 30 days)o SSD1/DLC1 CERTIFICATE (DA87)o IMR (completed PHA, both parts, must be within last 12 months)o WELCOME LETTERo PERMANENT PROFILE SIGNED BY APPROVAL AUTHORITY (if applicable)

I have reviewed the contents of this packet and all information is correct and true:

POSITION LAST NAME, FIRST SIGNATURE DATE Soldiers Name Sponsors Name First Sergeants Name BN Schools NCOIC OPS SGM Name CSM Name

REMARKS

NAME (Last, First, Middle Initial) RANK

HEIGHT (to nearest 0.50 inch) WEIGHT (to nearest pound) AGE

PREPARED BY (Printed Name and Signature)

RANK DATE (YYYYMMDD)RANK DATE (YYYYMMDD)

Enter circumference value (step 4 - step 3).

BODY FAT CONTENT WORKSHEET (Male) For use of this form, see AR 600-9; the proponent agency is DCS, G-1.

Measure abdomen at the level of the navel (belly button.) Round down to the nearest 0.50 inch. Repeat three times, then average to the nearest 0.50 inch.

CHECK ALL THAT APPLYIndividual is in compliance with Army Standards. Is not in compliance with the standards. Recommended

monthly weight loss is 3-8 lbs. or 1% body fat.

STEP

NOTE:

½" =.50

AVERAGE (to nearest 0.50 in.)THIRDSECONDFIRST

Enter the average abdominal circumference.

Enter the average neck circumference.

Enter height in inches to the nearest 0.50 inch.

Find the Soldier's circumference value (step 5) and height (step 6) in figure B-1 (Percent Fat Estimation for Men). Enter the percent body fat value that intercepts with the circumference value and height. This is Soldier's Percent Body Fat.

3.

4.

6.

5.

7.

Measure neck just below level of larynx (Adam's apple.) Round up to the nearest 0.50 inch. Repeat three times, then average to the nearest 0.50 inch.

2.

1.

DA FORM 5500, MAY 2013 APD AEM v1.02ES

APPROVED BY SUPERVISOR (Printed Name and Signature)

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Fort Bliss NCOA Packing List Basic Leaders Course (BLC)

TA-50 INDIVIDUAL CLOTHING & EQUIPMENT # Equipment Description REQ # Equipment Description REQ 1 OCP Uniform complete (see notation 3) 4SET 26 ASU (jacket/trousers, for male/female) 1EA 2 Set, Velcro nametag w/US Army (unless sewn on) 2EA 27 ASU Shirt/LS 1EA 3 Set, Velcro US Flag 2EA 28 ASU Shirt/SS 1EA 5 Set, Velcro Unit patch 2EA 29 Black Four Hand Tie (male) 1EA 6 Cap, Patrol w/nametag 1EA 30 Beret, Organizational (w/DUI) 1EA 7 Belt, Rigger, Tan/Coyote 1EA 31 Black Neck Tab (female) 1EA 8 Boots Combat, Tan/Coyote 2PR 32 Belt Web w/Brass Tip 1EA 9 Socks, Boot (Solid OD or Foliage Green, Brown or Black) 7EA 33 Buckle Solid Brass 1EA

10 Undershirt (Sand/Tan 499) 7EA 34 Shoes, Black Oxford (see notation 2) 1PR 11 Undergarments (neutral or solid colors) 7EA 35 Undershirt, White (male) 2EA 12 Brassieres (if applicable) 7EA 36 Socks, Dress Black 2PR 13 Leather Work Gloves Initial Issued (Foliage Green

or Black)

1EA 37 Name Plate 2EA

14 Light Weight Wool Glove Liner (Foliage Green, Black, Brown)

2EA 38 All authorized awards & accoutrements (IAW with SRB)

1EA

15 APFU Jacket 1EA 39 Civilian attire, casual wear (if TDY) 2PR 17 APFU T Shirt Long Sleeved 2EA 40 Duffle Bag 1EA 18 APFU T Shirt Short Sleeved 2EA 41 Bags Barrack 1EA

19 APFU Trunks w/liner 2EA 42 Head Lamp or L Shape Flashlight (red/clear lens with 2 Sets of Batteries)

1EA

20 Socks, Athletic Calf or Crew Length (white or

black)

7EA 43 Identification Card (CAC) 1EA

21 Running Shoes 1PR 44 Identification Tags with SM/LG Chain 1PR 22 Black Cap, Synthetic Micro Fleece 1EA 45 Meal Card (if applicable) 1EA 23 Towel Brown or Neutral Color 2EA 46 Personal Hygiene/Shaving Kit

Complete 1EA

24 Wash Cloth Brown or Neutral Color 2EA 47 Tactical Back Pack or Assault Pack (foliage green, solid black, OCP pattern, coyote brown)

1EA

25 Level VI Wet/Cold Weather Jacket and Trousers

1PR 48 Camelbak (solid black, OCP pattern, coyote brown) 1EA

Seasonal/Cold Weather Clothing (see notation 5)

ECWCS System

1 Level I Light Weight Undershirt & Drawers 2PR 9 ECW Gloves, Black Gortex & 2 sets of Inserts or the Cold Weather Flyer Gloves

1PR

2 Level II Mid Weight Shirt and Drawers 1PR 10 Cold Weather Boot Socks 7EA 3 Level III High Loft Fleece Jacket 1EA 11 Brown Cold Weather Boots CIF Issued 1PR

4 Level IV Wind Jacket 1EA (See notation 5 for Fort Bliss cold weather months) 5 Level V Soft Shell Cold Weather Jacket and

Trousers 1PR

6 Level VII Extreme Cold Weather Parka and Trouser

1PR

7 Balaclava, Black Fleece or Wool 2EA 8 Neck Gaiter CIF Issued 1EA

Classroom Items Suggested or Optional Items 1 Composition Note books College or Wide

ruled 3EA 1 Hangers Plastic or Wire 10EA

2 Computer Head Phones 1EA 2 Highlighter Markers (HI-LITER) 2EA 3 Protractor, GTA 05-02-012 1EA 3 Insect Repellent 1EA 4 Pencil, Mechanical .5mm 2EA 4 Sun Screen 1EA 5 Pens, Black 2EA 5 Sewing Kit Complete 1EA 6 Zip Lock Bags M/L 1BX 6 Dress Uniform Measurement Tool &

Guide Book 1EA

7 Eye Glasses (if applicable) 2SET 7 Leaders Book Complete 1EA 8 Wrist Watch 1EA 8 Locks with two keys, or Combination

Locks 3EA

9 Military Compass, Lensatic 1EA 9 Laundry Detergent Liquid, Powder or Pods

1PK

10 3X5 Note Cards 1PK 10 1-1/2 Inch Binder with DocumentProtectors

1SET

11 Pocket Note Pad 1EA

1. Army Service Uniform (ASU) must include 2 x name plates, branch insignia, all authorized ribbons and decorations, 2 x Unit Crests, Special SkillBadges/Combat Badges (if authorized). All items for Infantry personnel are authorized as well as Foreign Badges and Unit Awards. Marksmanshipand Driver Badges are also authorized. Soldiers will arrive to BLC with their Dress Uniform properly fitted, clean, pressed and presentable, with allawards, decorations, badges, and name plates affixed.

2. Students will bring the Oxford Low Quarter Dress Shoes for inspection purposes. Unit authorized footwear will be worn for graduationif conducted in the ASU.

3. All students are required to have two complete sets of accoutrements for their OCP uniform; including Velcro unit patches, rank, nametapes andU.S. Army tapes, along with subdued skill and occupation badges (if applicable). The U.S. embroidered-colored insignia flag is the onlyauthorized insignia. The U.S. Army & Name tapes, rank, and special skills badges MAY be sewn on uniforms as an alternative to Velcroinsignias.

4. All uniforms and uniform components brought for wear and layout purposes must be clean and serviceable. At no time will Soldiers bring uniformsor uniform components that are faded or have holes, rips, tears, stains, dirty and/or missing pieces of the component. Soldiers bringingunserviceable items to the packing list layout will not receive credit for the unserviceable item.

5. Seasonal/Cold Weather clothing will only be required as part of the packing list from October – April during the coldweather months for Fort Bliss. Students are required to have all items on the packing list. If a student has not been issuedthe appropriate cold weather issued items from CIF, student will provide a copy of their clothing record from CIF showingproof of no issuance.

Soldiers Signature: First Sergeant Signature:

CPL

SSG

14.) Yes No 15.) Yes No

RA USAR ARNG

Married Divorced Separated Single 20.) Yes No 21.) Yes No

MBA JD BS AS 5 yr 4 yr 3 yr 2 yr 1 yr n/a HS GED

No

MC: ID: SRB:

Ft Bliss Acceptable Use Policy (http://usasma.armylive.dodlive.mil/?page_id=310)

Cyber Awareness Challenge Exam (https://ia.signal.army.mil)

Army G3 Computer Security Training (https://ia.signal.army.mil)

37. Unit First Sergeant Signature

Computer Access/CAC Validated by unit First Sergeant signature

PART III: Computer Access/CAC Verification

1. SM has a Ft Bliss computer account that was established by our unit S-6

2. SM has a valid and active pin for their CAC (Common Access Card), and has verified they have the ability to log onto a computer with their CAC (Common Access Card)

3. SM has completed all computer access requirements and has been verified by the student's Chain of Command. All certificates are up to date and will not expire before or during the Soldier's attendance at BLC. The following training has been completed and

documentation can be provided to the Ft Bliss NCO Academy upon request:

25. Have you ever attended BLC before?

33. Parent Unit Staff Duty Phone Number:

PREVIOUS HOT WEATHER INJURY PREVIOUS COLD WEATHER INJURY

16. COMPONENT

19. Marital Status Do you have a Temporary Profile? Do you have a Permanent Profile?

21a. Profile Limitations: 22. SERIOUS ALLERGY? IF "Yes" for 22 what type of Allergy

Army Reserves National Guard

32. Sergeant Major Name(BN Level) Rank Last Name

9. UNIT (Format: Company / Battalion / Brigade) example D CO / 4-6 IN / 4-1 AD

23. College Education Level 24. High School Ed Level

17. Time in Service

(MONTHS ONLY)

18. TIME IN GRADE

10. INSTALLATION 11. STATE

Regular Army

(MONTHS ONLY)

12. ZIP

Basic Leader Course7. MOS

STUDENT IN-PROCESSING FORM

1. BLC CLASS (04-19) 2. PLT/SQD: 3. STUDENT # 4. SCHOOL

For use of this form see Fort Bliss NCOA BLC SOP, the proponent agency is TRADOC.

SPC

SGT

6. RANK (CIRCLE ONE)5. NAME (LAST, FIRST, MI) 8. DOB (ex: 1990-11-30)

PART I: STUDENT DATA

26. If you answered "yes" to Q25 where did you attend

and what month/year did you attend?

35. Enterprise Email Address34. STUDENT(YOUR) CONTACT NUMBER

[email protected]

36. SIGNATURE

( )

27. Number of Deployments

PART II: UNIT CONTACT INFORMATION

29. Sponsor Contact Number28. Sponsor: Rank First Name Last Name

( )30. Unit First Sergeant: Rank First Name Last Name 31. Unit First Sergeant Contact Number

Yes

Checked by:

NCOA USE ONLY

PEC: 705: 5500/1:

BLC PL: SSD:

PHA:

course results to HRC

MANDATORY OR VOLUNTARY DISCLOSURE: Voluntary. If not submitted, Student enrollment information cannot be

verified and enrollment into course cannot be completed

PRIVACY ACT STATEMENT

AUTHORITY: 10 USC 3012; USC 4301; Executive Order 9397.

PRINCIPAL PURPOSE: To document and certify Student enrollment and graduation data.

ROUTINE USES: The enrollment certification will be used to verify Student information in ATRRS and for submission of

Yes No

FB BLC FORM 3-2, FEB 2019

PREVIOUS EDITIONS ARE OBSOLETE

UNIT PRE-EXECUTION CHECKLIST(For use of this form, see TRADOC Regulation 350-18; Proponent is TRADOC G-3/5/7, TOMA)

Fillable form; may be printed and signed manually.

1. NAME:

2. UNIT:

3. COURSE TITLE: 4. REPORT DATE:

Unit POC List:

CDR Office: Other:

1SG Office: Other:

FTM Office: Other:

Unit Fax:

1SG Email:

CSM Email:

Phone Number with Area Code

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Supervisor's Initials

Soldier's Initials

Coordination between unit and school to identify the Soldier by name and reservation status?

PART I- UNIT PRE-EXECUTION (Day-90 to Day-1)

Soldier in receipt of read ahead packet, school/course information, and graduation requirements?

Soldier completed prerequisite course/testing? (DA Form 1059 or other completion document)

All required clothing/equipment in accordance with school/course information packet?

Soldier meets physical readiness standards of AR 350-1? (APFT within 60 days)

Soldier meets height/weight and body composition standards of AR 600-9?

Soldier has Government Travel Card or adequate cash/traveler checks?

Individual orders received (10 copies)?

Soldier has current periodic health assessment (PHA) and dental exam?

Soldier meets physical qualifications for special skills as specified in AR 40-501?

Soldier meets remaining Time in Service (TIS) requirement?

Transportation verified/DTS approved?

Soldier has current/valid identification card?

Soldier has ID tags (1 pair)?

PART II - ROUTINE PREREQUISITES

TASK REGULATION DATA SOLDIER DATA

Minimum Aptitude Score(if applicable)

CL CO EL FA GM CL CO EL FA GM

GT MM OF SC ST GT MM OF SC ST

Key: CL-Clerical/ADMIN; CO-Combat/CMBT; EL-Electronic/ELEC; FA-Field Artillery/FA; GM-General Maintenance/MAINT; GT-General Technical/GT; MM-Mechanical Maintenance/MECH; OF-Operators & Food/FOOD; SC-Surveillance & Communication/COMM; ST-Skilled Technical/TECH

Physical demand rating/profile(PULHES)*See Part Ill for PT profiles

P U L H E S P U L H E S

Key: P- Physical capacity/stamina; U- Upper extremities; L- Lower extremities; H- Hearing/ear; E- Eyes; S- Psychiatric

Militaryand civilianvehicleoperator license(s) (ifapplicable):

Expiration date:Military license number:

Expiration date:Civilian license number: State:

PART Ill - REQUIRED DOCUMENTS

Security clearance (if applicable, attach as required)

*Permanent profile attendees must have a signed copy of completed DA Form 3349; must include Army doctor-approved alternate aerobic event for APFT. Provide results of medical retention board (if applicable).

All required waivers (if applicable)

Other requirements (if applicable)

Other requirements of DA PAM 611-21 not previously listed:


Other requirements (if applicable)Other requirements (if applicable)


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Commanding Officer's Signature:

TRADOC Form 350-18-2-R-E, APR 2018

I have been counseled and have read all requirements applicable to the course I'm selected to attend. Attendance at this course and class will not pose any known hardship on me and/or my family that would detract from or prevent my successful completion of course requirements.

Student's Signature:

I have reviewed the above Soldier's qualifications and potential to successfully complete this course, counseled them on these requirements, and hereby verify their readiness to attend.

Commanding Officer (typed name):

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY UNITED STATES ARMY NONCOMMISSIONED OFFICER ACADEMY

BLDG 2E SHERIDAN ROAD FORT BLISS, TX 79916-6501

ATSS-CDA 10 January 2019

MEMORANDUM FOR STUDENTS

SUBJECT: Welcome Letter, Fort Bliss NCOA Basic Leader Course (BLC)

1. Congratulations on your selection and welcome to the Fort Bliss Noncommissioned Officer Academy. Your selection indicates the Army’s trust and confidence in your potential leadership ability to serve in positions of greater responsibility. Our goal and mission, while you are assigned to the NCOA, are to provide excellent academic and performance based evaluations in an institutional based environment to develop competent, confident, well trained, and educated small unit leaders.

2. The BLC is a 22-academic day resident course consisting of 169 academic hours focusing on six Leader Core Competencies (LLC). These competencies are: Readiness, Leadership, Training Management, Communications, Operations, and Program Management. BLC is designed to build basic leader and trainer skills needed to lead a team size element; while providing the foundation for further development along the PME learning continuum.

3. Students attending BLC must meet the following course prerequisites:

a. IAW AR 350-1, Structured Self-Development I (SSD-I) is the current prerequisite to attend the Basic Leader Course (BLC). In the near future SSD-I will change to the Distributed Leader Course I (DLC-I) and it will be the prerequisite for attendance to BLC.

b. Noncommissioned officer backlog. Within the guidelines of STEP (Section V) is defined as Soldiers with 37 or more months’ time in grade who have been promoted without completing/graduating the Professional Military Education (PME) course in the Noncommissioned Officer Professional Development System (NCOPDS) required for their grade level. Soldiers on the legacy backlog are afforded one opportunity to attend their requisite NCO PME course. These Soldiers are not otherwise eligible for further promotion consideration unless they meet all of the training and educational requirements for their current rank.

c. Attendance is on a priority basis. Soldiers who qualify for BLC are placed on an Order of Merit List (OML) by the unit commander as follows:

ATSS-CDA SUBJECT: Welcome Letter, Fort Bliss NCOA Basic Leader Course (BLC)

(1) SGTs who have not attended BLC and received an Exception to

Policy (ETP) because of a deferred status.

(2) SPC/CPL in STAR MOSs.

(3) SPC/CPL promotable.

(4) SPC/CPL non-promotable.

d. The Commandant will also ensure National Guard and Reserve (Compo 2 and 3) Soldiers in a TDY status are given priority consideration for class seats as appropriate. The Commandant can also accept “local walk-ons” provided Soldiers are otherwise fully qualified to attend BLC. Privates First Class and below are NOT authorized to attend BLC.

e. Additional requirements. Soldiers must:

(1) Meet height and weight standards IAW AR 600-9.

(2) Be eligible for reenlistment and have an attendance recommendation from their immediate commander.

(3) Have no suspension of favorable personnel actions (flags) or pending flags.

(4) Arrive fully capable of performing supporting individual tasks and tasks required at the previous lower level course, e.g., basic training, SMCT Skill Level 1, SSD I/DLC I.

(5) Been medically cleared IAW AR 40-501, para 8-14 (8). A current (within the last 12 months) periodic health assessment or medical examination, to include all lab tests and consults, for Active Army Soldiers and ARNGUS and USAR Soldiers will be valid for attendance at Army schools.

(6) Pre-execution Check List (PEC) or Post Reservation Check List (PRCL), and NCOA packing list.

(7) Ensure that you have a current Record Pass APFT within 60 days of class start date.

(8) The NCOA will deny enrollment to Soldiers failing to meet any of the above prerequisites.

(a) Active Component (AC) Soldiers must bring an automated TASS Unit Pre-execution Checklist (PEC), TRADOC Form 350-18-2-R-E


with them. This form is available for download from the TRADOC website: http://adminpubs.tradoc.army.mil/forms.html.

(b) Reserve Component (RC) Soldiers must report with the Post Reservation Checklist (PRCL), which took effect in April 2011, for U.S. Army Reserve and Army National Guard Soldiers. The PRCL must be completed by the Soldier's unit two days prior the report date. If the PRCL is not completed, the Soldier's reservation will be cancelled. Due to the use of the PRCL, Reserve Component (RC) Soldiers attending BLC at an RC NCOA will not need a TRADOC Form 350-18-2-R- E, PEC, as the information has already been verified through the PRCL.

(c) AC Soldiers attending an RC NCOA will still be required to report with a copy of their signed PEC. In addition, all Soldiers, both AC and RC, will be required to report with a signed copy of their PEC when attending any AC NCOA.

(d) Soldiers have 72 hours to provide all required missing documents and NCOA packing list items. Soldiers who fail to provide required missing documents within the established timeline will be disenrolled and returned to their unit.

(e) Common Access Card (CAC): All Soldiers attending BLC are required to have CAC access to the post Non-classified Internet Protocol Router Network (NIPRNet). This is a requirement for use of classroom computers.

(f) Student qualifications in meeting prerequisite tasks are an individual and unit commander’s responsibility. Upon arrival, Soldiers must possess the capability of performing supporting individual Skill Level 1 tasks.

4. Students attending BLC must meet the following enrollment requirements:

a. Soldiers with medical profiles due to an operational deployment will be permitted by their immediate commander to attend appropriate courses (to include PME) within the guidelines of their profile. Soldiers must arrive at the aforementioned course of instruction with a copy of their current profile and memorandum signed by their commander stating the profile has been continuous and is a result of injuries sustained due to an operational deployment.

b. Soldiers with temporary profiles preventing full participation in a course that are not a result of operational deployment, will be removed or deferred from school attendance consideration by their immediate commander, until the temporary profile is removed or the student can complete all course graduation requirements.

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c. Soldiers with a permanent designator of “2” in the physical profile must include a copy of DA Form 3349 (Physical Profile) as part of the course application. They will be eligible to attend courses (to include PME) and train within the limits of their profile, provided they can meet course graduation requirements. Soldiers with a permanent designator of “3” or “4” in their physical profile must include a copy of DA Form 3349, and the results of their MOS Administrative Retention Review as part of the course application.

d. Soldiers who have been before a MOS Administrative Retention Review and retained in their MOS or reclassified into another MOS are eligible to attend appropriate courses (to include PME) and train within the limits of their physical profile (DA Form 3349). Commandants will not dis-enroll or deny enrollment of Soldiers into the course based on physical limiting conditions on their physical profile, IAW MOS Administrative Retention Review adjudication.

e. Pregnant Soldiers: Soldiers who are pregnant prior to the course may not attend BLC until medically cleared. A Soldier who is diagnosed as pregnant while attending BLC may continue, provided written documentation from the doctor states she can participate in all course physical requirements. Soldiers medically dis-enrolled for pregnancy after enrollment are eligible to return to the course when medically cleared.

f. While attending the course, Soldier will be administered a height and weight screening and APFT. Soldier who fail the initial height and weight screening and rescreening or initial APFT and retest will be considered for dismissal from the course.

g. The NCOA will deny enrollment to Soldiers failing to meet any one of the above prerequisites.

5. You are to report to the Fort Bliss NCOA, Sage Hall Building 311 on Pershing Road 1005 at 0700 hours on your report date in OCP with your sponsor. Please note that the NCOA staff will not be present until 0730hrs. At 0800 hours, your name will called off from the current ATTRS roster and you will immediately begin to move into your respective platoon and receive an orientation, conduct in processing, and receive classroom assignments and parking instructions.

6. Minimum items required upon your arrival:

a. CAC (ID).

b. Copies of your Military orders (DD Form 1610) (TDY only) or copies of your DA 4187.

c. Army Combat Uniform (OCP/UCP), to include the required NCOA Packing List.

d. Completed TASS Pre-execution checklist found on the Fort Bliss NCOA academy website, (TF 350-18-2-R-E, APR 2018).


e. Copy of any physical profiles DA Form 3349 signed by approval authority, DA Form 705 current Record Pass within 60 days of arrival and DA Form 5500/5501 body fat worksheet (if required). Failure to meet the prerequisites outlined above will result in denial of enrollment from the course.

f. Copy of most current SRB.

g. Structured Self-Development I (SSD-I) Certificate / DLC-I Certificate (DA Form 87) showing proof of completion.

h. Copy of meal card (if applicable).

1. Additional Information:

TDY Soldiers: TDY Soldiers will stay in the barracks located at Building 1005 and Building 1006 on Fort Bliss. All Students arriving TDY will call staff duty at (915) 780-9620 once they arrive to the El Paso International Airport for transportation to the barracks to ensure accountability and receive a room key to their assigned barracks. Make plans to arrive early to become familiar with Fort Bliss and the NCOA location. If you are flying, the closest airport is El Paso International Airport (ELP). Graduation is scheduled for 1000hrs. This time can change and you should not plan on flying out before 1500hrs on graduation day. All meals are provided in accordance with Fort Bliss travel guidance.

2. For additional information and resources please visit the following websites that will assist you prior to attending the Fort Bliss NCOA:

Fort Bliss NCOA website: http://ncolcoe.armylive.dodlive.mil/warrior-leaders-course/

Follow us on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/fortblissncoa/

Fort Bliss NCOA ACT community website: https://actnow.army.mil/communities/service/html/communityview?communityUuid=f6 15bd80-3382-4413-a19d-6e0277fd429f

http://ncolcoe.armylive.dodlive.mil/warrior-leaders-course/

https://www.facebook.com/fortblissncoa/

https://actnow.army.mil/communities/service/html/communityview?communityUuid=f615bd80-3382-4413-a19d-6e0277fd429f




Fort Bliss NCOA Student Milsuite Page:https://www.milsuite.mil/book/groups/fort-bliss-nco-academy-blc

Furthermore, download the Army Digital Rucksack that complements the Army Career Tracker (ACT) from your mobile phone inside your App Store application. This Application will provide Soldiers reach back capabilities to current doctrine. This will also provide access to learning and development tools focused on self-development, experiential learning, education and credentialing opportunities while attending BLC.

NCO Telephone Numbers:

Chief of Training Chief of Operations SDNCO (915) 568-4744 (915) 568-2160 (915) 780-9620

Again, on behalf of the Commandant and the staff of Fort Bliss NCOA, congratulations on your selection. We look forward to your participation in this very important event. Your experience in the course and critical feedback is invaluable to our effort in delivering the best outcome-based education for future Sergeants. More information about Fort Bliss.

PATRICK KELLY CSM, USA

Commandant

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