Course Description:
Course number is 9E-F5/950-F4.
For Antiterrorism Courses conducted at Ft. Leonard Wood, MO:
All students must be present to train on Day 1 (Monday) of this course.
Reporting time on (Monday) Day 1 is 0700hrs. Students who fail to show will be instructed to return to their units.
Students will not be allowed to leave early just because they have an early flight. Do not plan your flight any earlier than 2030hrs from the St. Louis airport if attending the course at Ft. Leonard Wood, MO.
If flying out of the Ft. Leonard Wood airport do not plan your flight any earlier than 1730hrs. Highly recommend students plan to travel on Saturday after completion of the course for safety reasons.
For Antiterrorism Courses conducted at Mobile Training Sites:
All students must be present to train on Day 1 (Monday) of this course. Reporting time on (Monday) Day 1 is 0700hrs unless otherwise directed IAW the host instruction.
Students who fail to show will be instructed to return to their units.
Students will not be allowed to leave early just because they have an early flight.
Highly recommend students plan to travel on Saturday after completion of the course for safety reasons.
Scope:
The ATOBC encompasses training students in the roles and responsibilities of an ATO at Brigade level and below. Training includes: Conducting a risk assessment, preparing a local threat assessment, conducting a criticality assessment, conducting a vulnerability assessment, and active shooter/insider threats.
Prerequisites:
· Military personnel: Enlisted grades E-6 and above
· Warrant and Commissioned officers
· Civilian personnel: GS-05 and above
· Contract personnel assigned to duties as Antiterrorism Officers
· Waivers must be submitted for U.S. Army personnel below the grade of E-6
· Grade waiver requests must have strong justification for consideration
*Address exceptions to these prerequisites to the Director of Training & Education (DOT&E), USAMPS, Fort Leonard Wood, MO 65473-8929
THIS COURSE IS NOT RELEASABLE TO STUDENTS FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
Special Information:
This course was formerly titled Unit Antiterrorism Advisor Course (UATAC).
Topics:
· Introduction to Terrorism
· Establish an Antiterrorism Program
· Implement Random Antiterrorism Measures
· Physical Security
· Develop a Barrier Plan
· Antiterrorism Threat Assessment
· Determine Criticality
· Assess Vulnerability
· Assess Risk
· Integrate Antiterrorism into Operational Planning
· Integrate Antiterrorism into Contract Support
· Active Shooter/Inside the wire threats
· Develop Antiterrorism Resource Requirements
· Conduct Antiterrorism Program Review
· Case Studies
Class Schedules:
Currently the course is five days long, 40 hours of instruction, and will start on Monday and graduate on Friday. To get the most up-to-date class schedule for this course follow these three easy steps at the ATRRS web site: https://www.atrrs.army.mil/Default.aspx.
· Enter the "Course Number" : 9E-F5/950-F4
· Enter the MP "School Code": 191
· Press the "Search the ATRRS Course Catalog" button.
ATOC Welcome letter and FLW Map
POC:
Questions and information concerning this course can be directed to the Force Protection Training Division administrative office at (573) 596-2033 or at usarmy.leonardwood.mp-schl.mbx.dotfptd@mail.mil Request you put the course name in the subject line as well as your email address and phone number.
Graduation Dates:
Graduations will be on Friday at approximately 1600 hrs. Due to varying travel times, rental car returns, locations of MTT, and heightened security requirements at airports; students should not plan early departures, prior to 2030 hours on the day of graduation. Recommend you travel on Saturday.
Transportation Issues:
If POV is authorized on your orders, ensure that your orders state: "IN AND AROUND MILEAGE IS AUTHORIZED".
If you desire a rental vehicle you must coordinate with your current command for approval and YOUR ORDERS MUST STATE: "RENTAL VEHICLE IS AUTHORIZED".
Taxi service and on post shuttle buses are available for those students with no POV or rental vehicle.
* Students may be billeted off post up to 25 miles, so rental vehicle authorization is encouraged.
Billeting and Per Diem Issues:
a. For Mobile Training Team Courses, billeting and Per Diem will be determined on the location of the course.
b. See Welcome Letter for Billeting
c. For Safety reasons, it is highly recommended that students do not leave until Saturday due to the distance to the airports.
Where to Report:
a. For Mobile Training Team Courses, Students should report to the location identified by the hosting organization or unit.
b. For Fort Leonard Wood in Residence Courses, all students are required to report to Building 2020, Candlewood Suites hotel located at 4990 Nebraska Ave for current in-processing information. In the unlikely event the hotel is closed, students will report to the Installation Operations Center (IOC) Watch Officer located in Headquarters Maneuver Support Center of Excellence (HQ MSCoE), Hoge Hall, building 3200, (573) 563-6126. The Resident Course is conducted in building 971 (Parker Hall) in room 118, located in the basement.