ALE FILLS FMS TRAINING GAP
SUPPLIES TO AFRICA
A shipment of M4A1 rifles arrived in Dakar, Senegal, on Jan. 21, 2022. ALE is currently tailored toward USASAC country program managers, central case managers, logistics management specialists and specific supply technicians. (Photo by the author)
but reside in a Common Access Card-enabled environment to help share information within and among DOD organizations.
“We then used a combination of these tools to build a portal for the workforce. Here, they can access specific training and refer- ence material to their specific job,” Crawford explained. ALE provides a platform for the workforce to connect and collabo- rate dynamically on specific issues.
“Sometimes I’ll receive questions that may be beyond my current experience or are assigned tasks by external agencies in which the role of the country program manager (myself) is not clearly defined,” said Greg Rogers, country program manager for Africa Command Regional Operations. “Te ALE discussion forum is a venue that enables country program managers to post questions that subject matter experts may then be able to provide experi- ence or insight toward for best practices.”
Rogers added that ALE helped him with his transition back into the security assistance arena when he joined USASAC in
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October 2021. Rogers had previous experience as a training case manager at an implementing agency, but he had not used the Defense Security Assistance Management System in four years. ALE provided numerous refresher videos that helped Rogers refa- miliarize himself.
Currently, the ALE is tailored toward USASAC’s country program managers, central case managers, logistics manage- ment specialists and specific supply technicians.
“Each of these functional positions generated a list of key tasks that they perform on a recurring basis,” Crawford said. “Tese tasks were then used in building specific regional operations mission-essential task lists, which is the foundation of the Agile Learning Environment.” In addition, each task has training material available to help users accomplish that specific initiative.
“Te Agile Learning Environment provides me accurate instruc- tions that are easy to understand and follow. Everything is easily accessible and searchable, which helps in reducing errors,” said
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