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COURSE TITLE: COMBINED LOGISTICS CAPTAINS CAREER (CLC3)
COURSE NUMBER: 8-10-C22 (LOG-COM) Phase: 1 School Code: 907B
MODES AND DURATION:
See Special Information below
RECOMMENDED CREDIT:
ACE—3 semester hours graduate (Phase 1)
(See www.militaryguides.acenet.edu for ACE numbers
Florida Tech—3 semester hours graduate (Phase 1)
POC:
DSN 539-8401
(804) 765-8401
Leeeclc3@conus.army.mil
PREREQUISITES:
Active Army or Reserve Component, 1LT(P) or CPT with AOC 88; 91; 92; or 67 series except
67D or with equivalent training or experience must have completed the Basic Officer Leadership
Course (BOLC). Selected Marine Corps 1LT (P) or CAPT must have a logistics specialty. Based
on space availability, selected civilian personnel, GS-09 and above, assigned to positions in
logistics career fields or intern programs may attend. Civilians should have completed Phase 1 of
the Support Operations Course. Application for selection should include both a student biography
and justification for attendance and be forwarded to the attention of the CLC3 director. Civilian
personnel who are not in a specific logistics field, but who have 50% or more of their assigned job
duties related to logistics, may also apply with a written request for waiver. The resident portion of
the CLC3 PCS course is 20 weeks, 3 days. Phases 1A, 1B, and 2 must be completed in
consecutive, uninterrupted sequence. Attendees must be enrolled separately in each course
phase. CLC3 Phase 1A and 1B consists of 14 weeks, 3 days resident instruction at ALU in
common core tasks, tactics, and multifunctional sustainment operations. CLC3 Phase 2 consists
of 5-weeks of resident instruction. It trains company grade officers in their branch specific critical
tasks.
COURSE SCOPE:
Phase 1 and Phase 2 includes training/instruction in doctrine, unit leadership, personnel
functions, and multi-functional logistics.
PHASE SCOPE:
Phase 1A includes training/instruction in doctrine, unit leadership and personnel functions. Phase
1B focuses on learning, planning and executing multi-functional logistical tasks and missions.
SPECIAL INFORMATION:
The resident portion of the course is 20 weeks, 3 days divided into 2 separate course phases that
must be completed in consecutive, uninterrupted sequence. Attendees must be enrolled
separately in each course phase.
NOTE: The Army Service Uniform is required for special events.
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