FORWARD - Army Logistics University - U.S. Army

SPECIAL INFORMATION:
Students will take the APFT within 72 hours of enrollment. Soldiers attending institutional training
must meet height and weight standards of AR 600-9 and the physical fitness standards of AR
250-1 as a graduation requirement. Students who fail the APFT will be provided one retest.
Retest date will be determined by student’s command.
SGL will provide vignettes to students covering Army values, ethics, and Quartermaster history.
COURSE TITLE: PROPERTY ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN WO ADVANCED
COURSE NUMBER: 8-10-C32-920A School Code: 907C
LENGTH:
Resident—8 Weeks 4.0 Days
RECOMMENDED CREDIT: None
POC:
DSN 539-8229
(804) 765-8229
PREREQUISITES:
Active Army or Reserve Component warrant officers (WO) qualified in MOS 920A. Active Army
and ARNG Warrant officers upon promotion to CW2 are eligible to attend WOAC. USAR Warrant
Officers are eligible to attend WOAC between the sixth and eighth year of Warrant Officer service
or prior to selection to CW3. Attendees must have successfully completed the Army non-resident
Action Officer Development Course (131-F41 or 131-P00) prior to attending resident phase of the
Warrant Officer Advanced Course (WOAC). All component warrant officers must be a graduate of
the 920A Property Accounting Technician Warrant Officer Basic Course (WOBC).
COURSE SCOPE:
This course provides senior warrant officers with information and training in the TRADOC
mandated common subjects, to include communication skills, leadership, tactical logistics, GCSS-
Army and general military subjects. Soldiers also receive in depth training in QM specialties,
property book procedures, Distribution Management, adjustment documents, contracting
procedures, PBUSE, current and emerging force structure to include logistics business systems,
Battle Field Automation (BFA), and digitized enablers.
SPECIAL INFORMATION:
Students will take the APFT within 72 hours of enrollment, although Soldiers attending
institutional training must meet the height and weight standards of AR 600-9 and the physical
fitness standards of AR 350-1, failing to meet those standards will not result in being removed
from the course, nor required to re-attend the course if all other course requirements are met.
Instead, Soldiers will continue to receive training and their DA 1059 will reflect their deficiencies.
Students who fail the APFT will be provided one retest 7 to 14 days after failure of the initial
APFT. If the student fails the retest but meets academic requirements, he/she upon graduation
will receive a DA 1059. Students who fail to meet the body fat composition standards of AR 600-
9, but meets academic requirements, he/she upon graduation will receive a DA 1059. Failure of
either the APFT retest or body fat composition will result with item 11.c. of the DA 1059 marked,
"marginally achieved course standards" and item 14 of the DA 1059 marked either "failed to meet
APFT standards", "failed to meet body fat composition standards", or "failed to meet APFT
standards and failed to meet body fat composition standards" as appropriate.
Prior to the start of each class, the SGL will provide vignettes to students covering Army values,
ethics, and quartermaster history.
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