WELCOME TO MILITARY VEHICLE MAINTENANCE (MVM)
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Date: Saturday 25 June - 01 July 2023
Report Location: BLD-2602 @ 0900 Fort Custer Training Center Battle Creek, MI Training Fee: $182.50 credit card payment Graduation: Saturday, 01 July 2023 at 1000 Parade Ground, Fort Custer Training Center Requirements: NSCC - Must be an E2 or above and 13 years old by the start of the training |
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Training Description
The objective of Vehicle Maintenance is to provide the cadet with the opportunity to shadow military personnel in the maintenance and repair of military vehicles in the active and reserve fleets, which may include HumV's, Tank Recovery Vehicles, and Haulers. This is a great training for those cadets who like hands on training and not afraid of getting greasy dirty.
Your days will be spent at Unit Training Equipment Site - UTES where they will work under the guidance of Michigan National Guardsman in the maintenance and repair of vehicles.
We strive to provide the cadet with the confidence that will build and carry within his/her time within the Naval Sea Cadet Corps.
The objective of Vehicle Maintenance is to provide the cadet with the opportunity to shadow military personnel in the maintenance and repair of military vehicles in the active and reserve fleets, which may include HumV's, Tank Recovery Vehicles, and Haulers. This is a great training for those cadets who like hands on training and not afraid of getting greasy dirty.
Your days will be spent at Unit Training Equipment Site - UTES where they will work under the guidance of Michigan National Guardsman in the maintenance and repair of vehicles.
We strive to provide the cadet with the confidence that will build and carry within his/her time within the Naval Sea Cadet Corps.
Special Sea Bag Requirements for MVM
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In addition to the Fort Custer Training Sea Bag List, MVM cadets may bring:
Steel Toed Boots - This is optional. However, if you do not have steel toed boots you will wear toe caps. Toe caps are uncomfortable and hot. The toe caps or steel toed boots are a safety requirement. |
MVM cadets one wearing steel toed boots and the other wearing yellow protective toe caps.
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Link to U.S. Naval Sea Cadet Corps
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