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Fort McCoy RTS-Maintenance 91L student discusses training at Fort McCoy, Part I
Fort McCoy Public Affairs Office
March 6, 2024 | 2:43
Spc. Evan Olson, a student in the 91L10 Construction Equipment Repairer Course at Regional Training Site-Maintenance at Fort McCoy from the 661st Engineer Company of the Illinois National Guard, discusses being in the course March 6, 2024, during an interview at Fort McCoy, Wis. The course has two phases of training. Phase one of training is 120 hours and consists of 40 hours of shop operations, 40 hours of basic electrical systems training, and 40 hours of hydraulic systems training. Phase two training is 179 hours and consists of 80 hours of diesel systems training, 40 hours of power train systems training, 40 hours of brake systems training, and 19 hours of preventive maintenance checks and services training. (U.S. Army Video by Claudia Neve, Public Affairs Office, Fort McCoy, Wis.)
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