[color=olive:35fa8876ea][/color:35fa8876ea]i'd like to start off by saying i don't know everything about supply, but i do believe in sharing knowledge. i have run three very different supply rooms and worked in a pbo. if anyone has questions about property accountability and all the elements that go with it, or would like to share some significant finding, i challenge you to step forward and SHARE.
Posts: 23 | Location: Ft. Benning | Registered: 26 August 2003
[color=olive:fb7fb2361f][/color:fb7fb2361f]yes. i should have said supply. you caught me trying to be too technical after a long day of work...it happens.
are you in a supply clerk position?
Posts: 23 | Location: Ft. Benning | Registered: 26 August 2003
[color=olive:b7cf7fca11][/color:b7cf7fca11]there's a few jobs that fall in the quartermaster family...quartermasters are unit supply (92Y) or automated logistics (92A). cooks, water purification and petroleum MOS's are included as well check out this link...it should answer any questions you have...if you know which part of the QM Corps your family member joined...sorry, i really can't answer your question...perhaps next time!
I am willing to be in on this sharing helpful Supply Information! I have been running a Supply Room since I was a PVT. This is my first duty station where I have a Supply Sergeant.
What does this Shark Attack thing mean?
Posts: 2 | Location: Fort Wainwright, Alaska | Registered: 12 November 2003
[color=olive:ba269a949e][/color:ba269a949e]welcome! how's alaska? i think your ratings change as you post more on the site. what types of supply rooms have you run?
Posts: 23 | Location: Ft. Benning | Registered: 26 August 2003
I ran the Supply Room and Arms Room at C/326th Engineer Battalion, Fort Campbell, and the Supply Room at HHC, 84th Chemical Battalion, Fort Leonard Wood.
Posts: 2 | Location: Fort Wainwright, Alaska | Registered: 12 November 2003
i know this it absolutely terrible to admit, but since there's no shame in my game, here goes...i'm TIRED of being a Y...i want to transfer to A...i have absolutely no idea how this will work, but i know there are some things that i need to manuever professionally before take the leap... if you don't mind my asking, to what types of units have you been assigned?
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Posts: 23 | Location: Ft. Benning | Registered: 26 August 2003
MI (motor pool) QM(warehouse) IN(motor pool) CMMC(that's CORPS Material Management Center) and I'm currently in a TSC here in Korea again.
As an A, you can literally go to any type of unit ... if they have a motor pool, you could wind up there. I'm not sure about the Y side, but I know once you reach E5 in A, you can't reclass .... they need us too badly.
Posts: 1327 | Location: The land of sand | Registered: 09 February 2004
[color=olive:88cbfe6736][/color:88cbfe6736]i see more versatility going the A route. i'm a sergeant (e-5) working on the P, and i am sick and tired of hand receipts. my future as a Y is not appealing at all. i will be stuck in 4-shops and pbo's until i retire and i just don't want to do that. as a Y i have been in signal, pbo, maintenance, and now cid. every unit is the SAME: fix the hand receipts and the property accoutability because the previous shmuck didn't do their job. i'm tired of wiping asses and getting the paper in which to wipe them. when i was in the pbo, i worked at the dmmc and there were A's EVERYWHERE...pbo, cssamo, gso, cl ix... i love being a qm, and i hope i get to establish myself as a true logistician. i still have to talk to the branch manager and find out if they'll even let me go because Y's are short too. thanks for responding, if i have any further questions, i will certainly write you!
Posts: 23 | Location: Ft. Benning | Registered: 26 August 2003
If anyone needs help with 92Y issues I am happy to help. I have been a supply sergeant in both TRADOC and FORSCOM. I have also been assigned to a S-4. Of course I have been an Armorer and a supply clerk. If you need any help I will be happy to help.
Posts: 2 | Location: Korea | Registered: 28 February 2004
If you need help with supply don't hesitate to ask. I have been on TRADOC, Field Artillery, Aviatin and Military Inteligence with Aerial exploitation assets. I do no t consider my self an expert, but I am sure that everyone will agree that the best way to help is by sharing knowledge. For the guys trying to reclass from Y to A keep in mind that both MOS are on the shortage list so it will be very dificult to get reclassified.
Posts: 44 | Location: Germany | Registered: 09 August 2004
i'm a 92Y and have been assigned to the S-4 for a year now. i happen to like being a 92Y and don't mind the job. i haven't been stuck in one or two shops, i've been tasked to move from shop to shop even if it is cleanning up others' messes.
Posts: 35 | Location: DMNA Latham, NY | Registered: 04 November 2004