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What is the Tactical IO Course?
The Tactical IO Course is an 11-day resident course offered by the 3-124th IO Training Battalion which prepares Service members to conduct Tactical Information Operations Planning using the Army’s Military Decision-Making Process. While all IO elements and activities are addressed, the IO planning focuses on synchronizing and coordinating Operational Security, Psychological Operations, Military Deception, Electronic Warfare, Physical Destruction, Public Affairs, and Civil Military Operations. Tactical IO Course graduates and their commanders report that the skills learned in the course were critical to their success during all types of missions.

Is there a prerequisite?
Our expectation is that students will have completed IO 101 prior to arrival at the Tactical Information Operations Course.

When is the course?
For the current calendar, please click here.

How do I enroll?
Your unit training NCO should enroll you in the Army Training Requirements and Resources System (ATRRS) System. The school code is 1030 and course ID is 150-9E-SI/ASIP4/950-ASIP4. This course is instructed by the 3-124th Information Operations Training School, part of the Vermont National Guard.

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TIOC Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Tactical IO Course?
The Tactical IO Course is an 11-day resident course offered by the 3-124th IO Training Battalion which prepares Service members to conduct Tactical Information Operations Planning using the Army’s Military Decision-Making Process. While all IO elements and activities are addressed, the IO planning focuses on synchronizing and coordinating Operational Security, Psychological Operations, Military Deception, Electronic Warfare, Physical Destruction, Public Affairs, and Civil Military Operations. Tactical IO Course graduates and their commanders report that the skills learned in the course were critical to their success during all types of missions.

Is there a prerequisite?
Our expectation is that students will have completed IO 101 prior to arrival at the Tactical Information Operations Course.

When is the course?
For the current calendar, please click here.

How do I enroll?
Your unit training NCO should enroll you in the Army Training Requirements and Resources System (ATRRS) System. The school code is 1030 and course ID is 150-9E-SI/ASIP4/950-ASIP4. This course is instructed by the 3-124th Information Operations Training School, part of the Vermont National Guard.