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Mission of MLG

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PRovide general and direct support and sustained combat logistics above the organic capabilities.

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How is MLG employed?

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  1. Centralized supply support
  2. maintenance (overflow 2d echelon/org and intermediate 3 and 4 echelons)
  3. transportation/throughput support
  4. general engineering support including EOD, recon, construction
  5. health service support- medical/dental
  6. general support- security, postal, disbursing/exchange, legal, mortuary
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Maintenance BN

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Provide general support and intermediate maintenance support for USMC furnished tactical ordinance, engineering, MT, comms, comms electronics, general support equipment
- maintenance 2-4 echelons, calibration, evac tracked vehicles, technical assistance, inspection

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Supply BN

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general supply except bulk fuel and Navy funded stock/programs.
- financial/maintenance management systems, warehouses. Receipt, storage, issuance of supplies. Packing, preservation, and packaging (PP&P) services.

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Engineer Support BN

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General engineering- survivability, counter mobility, mobility enhancements; EOD; dispensing water (class 1) and fuel (class 3).
- construct/maintain/improve bases, facilities, airfields, comm/supply lines, bridges
- utilities/electrical support

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Medical BN

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Provides direct and general support medical support to the MEF
- 2nd echelon medical care including resuscitative care/surgery, temporary hospitalization
- medical regulating
- preventative medicine
- assist in collection, analysis, and dissemination of medical intel
- Provide medical elements for establishment of casualty decon/treatment stations. Provide medical management of mass casualties and combat stress casualties

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Dental BN

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Provides general support dental healthcare to the MEF- provide, coordinate, and supervise dental health program. Provide dets as required for smaller units.

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CLR

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Provide logistics to MARDIV beyond organic capabilties to allow continuity of ops independent of logistically driven pauses

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CLB

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Each BN is self sufficient across whole spectrum of logistics (supply/maintenance etc)

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CLC

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Combat logistics companies- Based at air stations. Intermediate supply, MT, engineering to MAW. Operate Aerial port of Embarkation/debarkation (APOE/D), FAP (fleet assistance program) to air station (legal, postal, exchange, security, admin, transport, bulk fuel)

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LCE of the MEU

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CLB:
- supply
- maintenance
- transport
- engineering
- medical/dental
- automated info processing
- utilities
- landing support (pier and airfield)
- disbursing
- legal
- postal

Supplied for 15 days

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LCE of MEB

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CLR
- supply
- maintenance
- transport
- engineering
- medical/dental
- automated info processing
- utilities
- landing support (pier and airfield)
- disbursing
- legal
- postal
Supplies for 30 days

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LCE of the MEF

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MLG
6 functions:
- Supply
- Maintenance
- Transportation
- General engineering
- Health Services
- General services

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Supply

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  • determine requirements
  • procurement
  • storage
  • distribution
  • salvage
  • disposal
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Maintenance

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  • inspection/classification
  • service/adjustment/tuning
  • testing/calibration
  • repair
  • modification
  • rebuilding and overhaul
  • reclamation
  • recovery and evacuation
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Transportation

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  • Embarkation
  • landing support
  • port/terminal ops
  • MT
  • air delivery
  • freight/passenger transport
  • materials handling equipment
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General Engineering

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  • Enginnering recon
  • horizontal/vertical construction
  • facilities maintenance
  • demolition/obstacle removal
  • EOD
  • Bridging
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Health Services

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  • Health maintenance
  • casualty collection
  • casualty treatment
  • temporary casualty holding
  • casevac
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General services

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  • personnel admin
  • chaplain
  • financial management
  • comms
  • billeting
  • messing
  • band
  • MWR
  • CSS- dispersing, postal, exchange, sercurity, legal, civil affairs, mortuary
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War Materiel Support

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MEF deploys w/ 60 days of equipment. Able to establish resupply lines during that time. ACE can deploy w/ 90 days.
Materiel support is planned and positioned considering the org structure and employment doctrine of MAGTF and availability/responsiveness to access to stocks of WRM.

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War Reserve Materiel

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mission essential principal end items, secondary items, and munitions required to attain operational objectives in the scenarios authorized for sustainabiltiy planning and other stockage objectives approved for programming in the Defense Planning Guide.

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Peacetime Force Materiel Stocks

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on hand inventories that support day to day operational and training requirements.

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War Materiel Procurement Capability

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Quantity of an item that can be ordered on D-Day or after the day operation commences. (Industry or other sources e.g. host nation)

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War Reserve Materiel Stocks

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field and inventory control-
field- held by operating forces
inventory- wholesale level at USMC logistics bases

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Organizational level maintenance
responsibility of organization using the equiment- inspect, service, lubricate, adjust, replace, minor or subassemblies. First and second echelons
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1st echelon maintenance
Performed by crew/operators as prescribed by applicable manuals (org level)
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2nd echelon maintenance
limited action above operator level performed by specialist personnel in the unit (org level)
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Intermediate level maintenance
responsibility of and performed by designated maintenance activities for direct support of using orgs: calibration, repair/replace damaged or unserviceable parts/components/assemblies; emergency manufacture of nonavailable parts; technical assist to using org. (3d and 4th echelons)
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3d echelon maintenance
component replacement usually performed by specially trained personnel in owning or CSS units.
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4th echelon maintenance
Component and end item overhaul and rebuilding performed by CSS units at semi-permanent or fixed sites
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Depot level maintenance
maintenance performed on materiel requiring major overhaul or complete rebuild of parts, assemblies, subassemblies, and end items. Includes manufacturing parts, mods, testing, reclamation. Provides technical assist to lower maintenance levels and performing maintenance beyond their responsibility. (5th echelon)
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5th echelon maintenance
end item overhaul and rebuilding performed by industrial type activities using production line techniques, programs, and schedules
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7 ton/medium tactical vehicle replacement (MTVR) MK 23- most basic variant- short bed w/out winch. Other variants / winch, dump truck, extended bed to 20ft, and wrecker) - Independent suspension, central tire inflation, electrical engine/transmission increases off road manueverability and mobility. - Designed for use all all roads, highways, and cross country terrain. - can traverse 60% gradient, 30% slide slope (up to 40% at 5mph), fords 60in water, cruising range 300 miles, can carry 20k lbs - Can be transported by highway, rail, air, or sea - 4.5mpg, 78gal fuel capacity
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High mobility multipurpose wheeled vehicle (HMMWV)
- 180-202" L x 85"W x 69-102"HT - 7700-9280lbs - 16" ground clearance - 55mph max speed - range 275-337mi - Grade 60 degrees, slope 40% - fording 30in; 60in w/ kit - 3 speeds forward, 1 reverse
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M 998/M1038
Troop carrier HMMWV- basic armor- used to tranport troops, materials, supplies - cargo carrier can carry 2500 lbs - troop carrier can fit 2 crew and 8 passengers - climb 60% grade, side slope 40% - hard bottom water crossing 30 in and 60 in w/ deep water fording kit - M1038/1038A1- self recovery winch - A1 models have latest mods
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M1097
- larger capacity 998 - 4575lbs capacity, otherwise same specs as 998 - A1 has winch - power cable for shelter equipment, reinforced frame, shock absorbers, heavy duty tires/rims
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M1025/M1026
- Armament carriers- basic armor and weapon mount on roof for either M60, 7.62mm machine gun, 50 cal, MK19 grenade launcher - Same specs as 998 - 26 has winch - A1 models have latest mods
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M1043/M1044
- Armament carriers w/ supplemental armor - 7.62mm MG, 50 cal, or MK19 - same specs as 998 - 1044 has winch - A1 models have latest mods
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M1037/M1042
- Shelter carrier w/ basic armor to secure/transport s250 electrical equipment shelter w/ total capacity of 3600lbs - Same specs as 998 - M1042 has winch
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M996/M997/M1035
- Ambulance configuration - Basic armor - 996- mini- 2 litter, 6 ambulatory, or combo - 997- maxi- 4 litter, 8 ambulatory, or combo - 1035- soft top- 2 litter - Same specs as 998- no models w/ winch
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M1109/M1114
- Uparmored armament carrier on both sides and underneath to protect crew from small arms and mines - self recovery winch - M60, 7.62mm MG, 50 cal, MK19
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MRAP- Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected- V shaped hull design - withstand ballistics arms fire, mine blasts, IEDs, CBRN environments - variety of armor/size variants to meet mission - MaxxPro 4x4 series fits cat 1 requirments - MaxxProXL- 3 side rear windows instead of 2 - MRAP 2- protection from explosively formed penetrators (EFP) Maxx pro plus and an ambulance version - MRAP expedient armor program (MEAP) - Maxx pro dash- increased mobility
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Class 1 supplies
Subsistence- health and welfare items
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Class 2 supplies
Clothing, individual equipment, tentage, org tool kits, hand tools, admin/housekeeping supplies
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Class 3 supplies
Petrolium, oil, lubricants
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Class 4 supplies
Construction supplies
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Class 5 supplies
Ammunition
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Class 6 supplies
Personal demand items (nonmilitary sales items)
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Class 7 supplies
Major end items- final combo of end products ready for use
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Class 8 supplies
Medical materiel including medical unique repair parts
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Class 9 supplies
Repair parts and components
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DACG
Departure Airfield Control Group - Primary interface w/ AMC TALCE at APOE - responsible for receiving deploying equipment and personnel from the units at the APOE, prepped for air shipment, and delivering cargo to ready line | logistics team that organizes deployment of personnel, supplies, equipme
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AAA
Arrival and Assembly Area - most crucial phase of MPF operation to find area of sufficient size and facilities to arrive, offload, MPE/S distribution, assembly, and prep MAGTF for employment Tasks: - initial prep - coordinate arrival/offload of MPE/S from MPSRON - Reception of FIE - Movement of MPE/S - Security - Prep MAGTF for employment mission
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AAOG
- Arrival and Assembly Operations Group - Coordinate and control AAA ops - Consists of personnel from all MAGTF elements and CNSE, FH, NMCB
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AAOE
Arrival and Assembly Operations Element - Elements of MAGTF and NSE - C2 until arrival of CO - recepits for MPE/S and verify w/ AAOG; distribute to ERPs (equipment reception points) - Liaison w/ AAOG - Security - oversee prep for combat - throughput reports
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SLRP
Survey liaison and recon party- assess AAA - depolys under opcon of magtf - TO after warno received - Self sustaining. SLRP OIC, reps from MAGTF, CMPF, NCW, NMCB, UCT, FH, CSNE
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APOE/APOD
Aerial port of embarkation - airfield to initiate aerial movement for personnel/supples Aerial point of debarkation - personnel and materiel discharged from aircraft
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SPOE/SPOD
Sea point of embarkation/debarkation - cargo and personnel depart or are discharged - geographic point (either sea or aerial) that may or may not coincide w/ origin/destination
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POG
Port operations group - TO from TSB and Navy cargo handling force (NCHF); under command of landing force support party (LFSP) - preps port, throughput MPE/S, and for conops - manages port equipment (cranes, forklifts, dollies, vehicles etc) - liaison to host nation port support - bulk water/fuel/transport
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BOG
Beach operations group - TO from TSB and NSE- direction of LFSP and may be retained for conops - beach area C2
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OPP
Offload preparation party - TO under OPCON of MAGTF CO- reps from all units - Join w/ MPS at least 96hrs before arrival to coordinate offload of MPE/S - OIC should be Navy Officer- convey MAGTF CO offload priorities to COMPSRON to determine objectives for offload prep
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AACG
Arrival airfield control group - C2 of offload of airlifted units - conops for multiple aircraft - Normally deploys w/ advanced party to AAA - Interface between LFSP and TALCE
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MDDOC
MAGTF deployment and distribution operations center - within MAGTF CE- run forces movement control center (FMCC) - C2 of all movement/distribution operations
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MMCC
MAGTF movement control center - subordinate element of MDDOC- runs ground transport - supports movement of MAGTF elements - Serves as MAGTF transportation capacity manager (TCM)
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UMCC
Unit movement control center - C2 for deploying unit estabilishes an area where the unit will marshall for movement to APOE
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AACG
Arrival airfield control group - interface w. TALCE at APOD - responsible for receiving and moving personnel, equipment, and supplies from flight line to staging
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NCO
Navy control organization - control ship to shore movement for waterborne and helicopter forces - TACLOG is USMC unit that helps NCO - Central control officer- aboard ATF flagship- directs movement of all scheduled waves; controls movement to and from beach- usually back from departure line - primary control officer- each transport org that lands a regimental landing team across colored/geographically separated beach. Primary control ship is usually near departure line.
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TACC
Tactical air control center - contol helicopterborne movements
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LFSP
Landing force support party - initial landing force to provide combat support and CSS to landing force elements during ship to shore movement
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TACLOG
- Tactical logistical group - Operations/logistics officers from MAGTF at landing force level - Advises NCO of ship to shore movement requirements to meet tactical needs
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LFOC
Landing force operations center - MAGTF CO's CP afloat during amphib op - monitors progress of ship to shore ops, controls assigned assault unit, communicates w/ subordinate COs
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NBG
Navy Beach Group - permanently organized Navy command- CE, beachmasters, amphibious construction BN, assault craft unit- admin group to provide tactical components to task force CO and landing force CO to support landing 1 division - can make limited beach improvements to support landing/evac of casualties and EPWs
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