Building a Culture of Maintenance | Under the Hood | Ep 4

In this fourth episode of Under the Hood, BG Michael B. Lalor, 43rd Chief of Ordnance, and CSM Jason E. Decker, Command Sergeant Major of the Ordnance Corps discuss what it means to build a culture of maintenance.
BG Lalor has made it a top priority for the Ordnance Corps to improve strategic readiness across the operating force by building a culture of maintenance.
In this video, our leaders mention a few aspects of this Line of Effort, including how it applies to Soldiers at all different levels.
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[@mr.andersonsr.6837]

Absolutely great training.
///GO ORDNANCE///

[@ammodawg5586]

Sir, enjoying the new series, but pleeease produce an ammunition, Class V, video!
Tank and clank is cool, but there are ammunition maintenance tasks that may prove informative to the force.
Go Ordnance!!!

[@israelrubio7504]

Go ordnance!

[@williamakin8760]

have accountability of your own tools hooah! go ordiance!

[@michaelstewart1526]

Having tools easily accessible(outside the toolbox) is fine while repairing. But it is important to be mindful of parts and tool placement when possible so ya don't inadvertently compromise the equipment by throwing a wrench in the gears. Rendering maintenance efforts virtually futile lol