With 1,866 graduates in 2024, the Navy Supply Corps School (NSCS) continues its tradition of excellence in training and education. This achievement underscores the school’s rock-solid commitment to the highest quality in training and professional development, preparing future leaders who will carry the Navy Supply Corps’ mission forward.

“This level of achievement was made possible only through ALL our efforts,” said NSCS Senior Enlisted Leader AZC Chris Allen. “Whether you are active duty military, Training and Administration of Reserves (TAR), General Schedule (GS), instructor, support staff, BQC, HAZMAT or JASMMM, we have all played our parts exceptionally well. Together, we’re laying the foundation for future leaders who may rise to become the Chief of the Supply Corps, AIRBOSS, Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy (MCPON) or even the Chief of Naval Operations (CNO). The professional foundation that we instill in our students stays with them throughout their careers - make it count! I personally want to say ‘Thank you!’ to everyone for their efforts this year. I look forward to 2025 where we will undoubtedly increase our impact even further.”

Basic Qualification Course (BQC): The cornerstone of NSCS training, the Basic Qualification Course (BQC), graduated 256 students in 2024. This intensive program equips students with the foundational knowledge and skills necessary for their roles as Navy Supply Corps Officers.

Short Courses: NSCS’s short courses continue to address specialized training needs across the fleet.

• Supply Officer Department Head Course (SODHC): 151 students graduated.
• Senior SODHC: 8 senior Supply Officers completed this advanced program.
• HAZMAT/HAZMAT Recertification: 497 students gained critical expertise in hazardous material management.

Reserve Programs: NSCS provides flexible and comprehensive training for reservists through various programs.

• BQC-NR Phase 1 (Residential): 42 students graduated.
• BQC-NR Phase 1 (Distance Learning): 61 students graduated.
• BQC-NR Phase 2 (Residential): 36 students graduated.
• BQC-NR Phase 2 (Distance Learning): 28 students graduated.
• BQC-NR Phase 3: 30 students graduated.
• Introduction to Expeditionary Logistics (IEL): 52 students completed this course.
• Logistics Specialist (LS) Refresher: 57 students trained at multiple fleet locations.
• Reserve Material Management Training (RESMART): 34 students graduated.

International Programs: NSCS continues to foster global partnerships through its international training programs.

• International Leadership and Advanced Development (ILEAD): 11 students graduated.
• International Operational Supply Chain Optimization (IOSCO): 30 students graduated.
• Advanced Management Program (AMP): 116 students graduated.

Aviation Courses: The school’s aviation-focused courses reflect its commitment to meeting the specific needs of Navy aviation units.

• Joint Aviation Supply Maintenance Management (JASMMM) and JASMMM Mobile Training Teams (MTT): 325 students trained across fleet locations.
• Commanding Officer JASMMM (CO JASMMM): 132 Prospective Executive Officers (PXOs) graduated.

The total of 1,866 students trained in 2024 is a testament to the dedication of NSCS’s instructors, support staff, and leadership. Each program contributes to the broader mission of preparing Navy professionals for the challenges of the future.

As NSCS reflects on the successes of 2024, the school’s leadership is eager to continue its trajectory of excellence in 2025, enhancing its impact on the fleet and beyond.