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Sgt. 1st Class Heng N. Dillard instructs the Soldiers from the 86th Infantry Brigade Combat Team (MTN), Vermont National Guard on Tank Rack Modules and Modular Fuel Systems Feb. 8, 2019, on Fort Drum. The MFS performs both retail and bulk fueling ope...
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Lt. Col. Dwight F. Towler, the 10th Sustainment Brigade Support Operations officer, welcomes the 86th Infantry Brigade Combat Team (MTN), Vermont National Guard to Fort Drum as they conduct Tank Rack Module training Feb. 8, 2019. The TRM is sceduled ...
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Chief warrant officer two Terrance T. Avila, of the 10th Sustainment Brigade Support Operations, conducts the hands-on training for Tank Rack Modules to the 86th Infantry Brigade Team (MTN), Vermont National Guard Feb. 8, 2019, on Fort Drum. The TRM...
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Chief warrant officer two Terrance T. Avila, of the 10th Sustainment Brigade Support Operations, teaches the 86th Infantry Brigade Team (MTN), Vermont National Guard how to read the piping schematic for proper use of the Tank Rack Module Feb. 8, 201...
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Soldiers from the 86th Infantry Brigade Combat Team (MTN), Vermont National Guard and instructors from the 10th Sustainment Brigade Support Operations pose for a photo upon completion of Tank Rack Module and Sling Load training conducted Feb. 8, 2019...
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Fort Drum, New York - Sustainment Soldiers from the 86th Infantry Brigade Combat Team (MTN), Vermont National Guard received in-classroom and hands-on training for the Modular Fuel System Tank Rack Module and Sling Load operations. The training was instructed by Sgt. 1st Class Heng N. Dillard and Chief warrant officer two Terrance T. Avila from the 10th Sustainment Brigade Support Operations section Feb. 8, 2019, on Fort Drum.
The MFS performs both retail and bulk fueling operations, and is capable of receiving, storing, filtering and issuing all kerosene-based fuels.
The TRM can be used with the Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Truck (HEMTT) tankers or as a stand-alone system.
The TRM is scheduled for production and field of equipment for Fiscal Year 2020.
The 86th IBCT (MTN) is aligned with the 10th Mountain Division under the U.S. Army's Associated Unit Pilot program, a mutually beneficial partnership which enhances unit readiness and warfighting capabilities.
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