NAVMC 4400.177C — Marine Corps Aviation Supply Desk-top Procedures

NAVMC 4400.177C governs standardized technical training management and evaluation within Aviation Supply Occupational Fields.

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  • Publication number: NAVMC 4400.177C
  • Title: MARINE CORPS AVIATION SUPPLY DESK-TOP PROCEDURES
  • Date: 30 Jan 2026
  • Proponent: 04000 Logistics
  • Status: Current

View NAVMC 4400.177C on armypubs.army.mil


It defines the AVSTRP and describes methods for facilitating and documenting division-level technical training. It requires T&R syllabus assignments, centralized training records, ASM reviews, and task sign-offs at least every 30 days.

Applies to: This policy's contents and instructions apply to all commands responsible for the individual/collective training of personnel in Aviation Supply OCCFLDs.

Topics covered

  • AVSTRP
  • Aviation Supply Occupational Fields
  • T&R syllabus assignments
  • On-the-job training
  • Instructional methods
  • Training documentation
  • ASM account reviews

Questions and answers

What is the AVSTRP program for?

The AVSTRP is a standardized, technical skills training management and evaluation program for technical training within the Aviation Supply Occupational Fields (OCCFLD). (paragraph 2)

When must personnel be assigned a T&R syllabus?

Upon reporting to the division or section, individuals must be assigned a T&R syllabus for continued progression. (paragraph 2)

How often must ASM task sign-offs be performed?

Review ASM monthly to ensure accounts are active, and task sign-off are being performed at least every 30 days. (paragraph 3)

What materiel may technical training cover?

Technical Training will only be given on Aviation Supply related materiel. (paragraph 3)

What does a standardized training record provide?

Providing a standardized training record that is retained in a centralized location, regularly updated, maintained, and made available to the individual Marine (Private to Master Gunnery Sergeant and Warrant Officer/Second Lieutenant to Lieutenant Colonel) throughout the Marine’s career, regardless of assignment or grade. (paragraph 2)

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