What exactly does a Highway Operations Sergeant do?

2018-01-10T20:51:37-05:00

Response by SGT Mark Halmrast made Jan 10 at 2018 9:02 PM

2018-01-10T21:02:20-05:00

Hmmm...never heard of that.
Anyone?

Response by SGT David A. 'Cowboy' Groth made Jan 11 at 2018 6:04 AM

2018-01-11T06:04:19-05:00

That's a new one to me SSG Martin.

Response by COL Private RallyPoint Member made Jan 11 at 2018 8:09 AM

2018-01-11T08:09:32-05:00

Here is a response from one of my Transportation background officers: "In the states while I was the SPO we had a 88L or M40 that was in charge of orchestrating all movement for the brigade via land, air and sea, there was another position at BDE. At JBLM when we would go to YTC a TMR was supposed to be submitted 15 days prior to any movement to ITD. ITD govern all military move it to the I-5 Corridor and highways for all of the state of Washington IAW DOL and the WANG (Washington state national guard) SOP. The WANG and DOL owned all the highways for Washington state. The 88 SFC would verify the paperwork, submit it, track it, upon return of it would ensure the Conway rehearsals and set up was proper with serial numbers chalked on the vehicles to include proper signs. Then track all movements and report it to the S3. I will dig into the books in a little bit here to get a better assessment of the position." You can also find information on ACT. At:
https://actnow.army.mil/CareerMaps/ACT%20Career%20Maps%20%28Enlisted%29-en-us-88M.pdf

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Response by Cpl John Barker made Jan 11 at 2018 1:17 PM

2018-01-11T13:17:08-05:00

Response by 1SG Private RallyPoint Member made Jan 13 at 2018 9:28 AM

2018-01-13T09:28:38-05:00

I did that at an ESC SPO in Kuwait. I tracked all white truck movements within the whole CENTCOM. This includes TEUs, weight, and # of rolling stock sent. There is more if you have more questions.

Response by SSG Donald Hammond SR. made Feb 23 at 2018 11:07 AM

2018-02-23T11:07:35-05:00

Same job as a readiness nco