Posted on Jun 30, 2015
What is the "best" resource for developing a METL besides FM 7-15 (2009)?
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I am writing my BDE's Annual Training Guidance and am trying to understand why our METL is what it is, aside from the obvious, its what the CDR chose and got approved.
To do this I have been referencing FM 7-15 (2009) but am wondering if there is a newer or better resource available to me. I seem to remember there being a web based resource that helped commanders when conducting their METL crosswalk/nesting but I cant remember it. I'm pretty sure its not DTMS, though I am aware DTMS has some of those capabilities.
Thank you for your help in advance
To do this I have been referencing FM 7-15 (2009) but am wondering if there is a newer or better resource available to me. I seem to remember there being a web based resource that helped commanders when conducting their METL crosswalk/nesting but I cant remember it. I'm pretty sure its not DTMS, though I am aware DTMS has some of those capabilities.
Thank you for your help in advance
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Sir, this may help...... http://usacac.army.mil/
Home | US Army Combined Arms Center
Conducts Army level leadership and leader development studies, analysis, assessment, and evaluations; develop and maintain the Army Leader Development Strategy; Supports CG, TRADOC by managing the Army Leader Development Program.
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CPT (Join to see)
thanks for the response! However, I'm not seeing any resources for METL development
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MSG (Join to see)
My apologies, Sir. I figured that could help. I once had a MSG tell me that I could find METL info from that site. Apparently I was mislead.
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CPT (Join to see), this may be dated information but for the future, SSG Livingston was on the right track. The CAC website ties to the Army Training Network (ATN) and the Combined Arms Training Strategy (CATS) sites. Both are useful, but I always preferred CATS: when you enter the website, you navigate to your unit echelon and it outlines associated tasks for your unit type IAW FM 7-15. DTMS's METL tab provides similar FM 7-15-driven data, but it's presented less coherently. I preferred using these resources over reading FM 7-15 in entirety.
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Nathan, Do you have access to DRRS? If so you can pull the JMETL and create the METL for your unit. It will also show you the JMETL/METL for your higher headquarters all the way up to the Pentagon.
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