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Requirements Criteria (MARC). In addition, the course addresses HQDA automated manpower
management information systems and current Army force structure issues. As part of the
educational process, the Manpower and Force Management Course emphasizes the critical
need for students to develop quality interpersonal and communicative skills for the purpose of
articulating resource requirements to decision makers.
SPECIAL INFORMATION: The course proponent, HQDA G-1, will consider waivers to stated
prerequisites only when requested by the Senior Manpower Analyst at the Army Command
(ACOM) Headquarters on the basis of position title and assigned responsibility. Nominees are
required to bring their own laptop or comparable computer in order to complete assignments.
This course focuses on strategic manpower policy and issues as articulated by the Headquarters,
Department of the Army. We respectfully request students desiring an understanding of local or
unique manpower policy and issues not take the Manpower and Force Management Course.
COURSE TITLE: MANPRINT APPLICATIONS
COURSE NUMBER: 5K-F41/570-F25 School Code: 907
(Previously ALMC-MZ)
MODES AND DURATION:
Resident—1 to 5 Days
Onsite—1 to 5 Days
RECOMMENDED CREDIT: None
POC:
DSN 539-4373
(804) 765-4373
leeemanprintacalmc@conus.army.mil
PREREQUISITES:
The course is designed for military, civilian, and Defense contract personnel in organizations with
HSI, combat development, or material development responsibilities. Such individuals should be
involved in either the identification or resolution of issues, goals, constraints and concerns of
manpower, personnel, training, human factors engineering, health hazards, system safety, and
Soldier survivability in the acquisition of military equipment, weapons, and systems.
COURSE SCOPE:
Provides selective information on the MANPRINT/HSI process that is pertinent to the target
audience scheduled to attend the given class. Units of instruction are selected from a menu of
topics that reflect current areas of interest and concern. Course length and content are
customized with topics selected by agency representatives and coordinated with the course
director.
SPECIAL INFORMATION:
Required by Civilian Career Field 32 Training ACTEDS Plan.
This course is releasable to students from all requesting foreign countries without restrictions.
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