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| The Marine Corps was created on this date in Philadelphia Pennsylvania at Tun Tavern | 1775 (102) |
| This date marines came under the dept of the Navy | 1834 (102) |
| The 1st Marine landing took place during the Revolutionary War | 1776 (102) |
| Marines stormed the barbary pirates stronghold at burma on the shores of tripoli. Marines raised the stars and stripes for the 1st time in the eastern hemisphere | 1805 (102) |
| During the Mexican War, Marines occupied the "Halls of Montezuma" during the Battle of Chapultepec on this date | 1847 102 |
| Marines stormed the US Arsenal at Harpers Ferry. Stop slave revolt lead by abolitionist John Brown on this date | 1859 (102) |
| On this day Marine Corps adopted an Emblem that consisted of and Eagle, a globe, and anchor | 1868 (102) |
| During 1868 7th Commandant of the Marine Corps was | Brigadier General Jacob Zelin (102) |
| What does the Marine Emblem symbolize | Globe and Anchor signify worldwide service and sea traditions. Spread eagle is a symbol of the nation (102) |
| The official motto of the Marine Corps "Semper Fidelis" was adopted | 1883 "Always Faithful" (102) |
| On this day, Marines defended the American Legation in Peking, China during the Boxer Rebellion | 1900 (102) |
| On this date the Marine Corps established it aviation unit. Who was the pilot | 1913 Maj Alfred A. Cunningham (102) |
| On this date, Marines landed as part of the American force in France. Participated in Eight operations. Awarded the French Fourragere still worn by the 5th and 6th Marines | 1917 (102) |
| On this date, the Marine Dorps was reorganized into the FMF establishing command and admin relations between the fleet and Marine Corps. Marine Corps equip board was established at Quantico VA | 1933 (102) |
| Marines landed in South Vietnam which committed the Marine Corps to the longest war in its history | 1965 (102) |
| Marines deployed to lebanon as part of a multinational peacekeeping force. This action further displayed the Marines concept of a... | 1982/"Force in Readiness" (102) |
| On this date Operation Desert Storm was launched | 1991 (102) |
| Marines fought one of their greatest battle in history at Belleau Wood France during WWI | The Battle of Belleu Wood (102) |
| 07 Aug 1942, 1st Marine Division landed on the beaches of Guadacanal in the Solomon Islands and launced the first US land offensive of WWII | Battle of Guadalcanal (102) |
| Japanese Commander proclaimed it would take a million americans 100yrs to conquer it. On 20 Nov 1943 Marines landed and secured the Island within 76 hrs | Battle of Tarawa (102) |
| During June 1943 LtGen Holland M. Smith led a combined invasion force of Marines and soldiers that totaled over 136,000. Greates number of troops up to that time to operate in the field under Marine Command. | Battle of Mariana Islands (102) |
| 19 Feb 1945 Marines landed on Iwo Jima it was the largest Marine battle in history. Marine Corps suffered over 23,300 Casualties | The Battle of Iwo Jima (102) |
| Facing a 10 Division force to annihilate them Marines smashed seven ememy division in their march from the Chosin Reservior | The Battle of Chosin Reservoir (102) |
| During the Vietnamese holiday of Tet in Jan 1968, the city was secured on 25 Feb 1968 | The Battle of Hue City (102) |
| Became Commandant in 1820, held his command for 39yrs until his death in 1859. Grand old man of the Marine Corps | Archibald Henderson (102) |
| Remembered for his performance at Cuzco Well. Won the Medal of Honor for semaphoring an emergency lift of naval bombardment under spanish and American shellfire. | Sgt Maj John Quick (102) |
| Won two medals of honor (1)Chinese Boxer Rebellion (2)First Caco War in Haiti. Come on you sons of B... Do ou want to live forever | Sgt Maj Daly (102) |
| "Tiger of the Mountains" English bulldog named "Chesty" | Louis B. "Chesty" Puller |
| Commanded VMH-214 "Black Sheep" during WWII. Top ranking Ace with 28 kills in 1945. | Gregory R. "Pappy" Boyington |
| Pima Indian immortalized for the second flag raising incident on Mount Suribachi 23 Feb 1945 | Ira H. Hayes (102) |
| The first enlisted woman on 13 August 1918. First enlisted women were known as... | Opha Mae Johnson-Skirt Marines (102) |
| This woman served as Director of woman Marines during 1973-1977/1st woman General Officer on this date | Margaret A Brewer/11 May 1978 (102) |
| When/How to Salute | Six but not more than 30 paces away (102) |
| When to salute in a Group | 1st person to notice officer approaching, calls group to attention. In formation, Senior person calls formation to attention, Senior person salutes for the group |
| 1st Element of Marine Corps Mission | Provide FMF with combined arms and supporting air components for service with the US Fleet (103) |
| 2nd Element of Marine Corps Mission | Provide detachment and organization for service on armed vessels of the Navy and security detachments (103) |
| 3rd Element of Marine Corps Mission | Develop in Coord w/Army, Navy, Air Force, the doctrine, tactics, techniques, and equipment empoyed by landing forces in amphibious operations (103) |
| 4th Element of Marine Corps Mission | Provide Marine forces for airborne operations w/Army, Navy, Air Force established by the Joint Chiefs of Staff (103) |
| 5th Element of Marine Corps Mission | Develop in Coord w/ Army, Navy, Air Force the doctrine, procedures, and equip for airbone operations (103) |
| 6th Element of Marine Corps Mission | Expand peacetime components to meet wartime needs according to the joint mobilization plans (103) |
| 7th Element of Marine Corps Mision | Perform such other duties as the President may direct (103) |
| What are the two parallel chain of command | Service and Operational (103) |
| Service cahain begins with... | President, Secretary of Defense, Secretary of Navy, Commandant of Marine Corps (103) |
| Operational chain runs from.... | President, Secretary of Defense, directly to commanders of combantant commands (103) |
| Marine Corps operating forces consist of... | Marine Corps Forces (MARFOR) Marine Corps Security Forces (103) |
| What's the purpose of the Headquarters Marine Corps... | Advise and assist the commandant in discharging responsibilities prescribe by law (103) |
| Commandant of Marine Corps is responsible to whom... | Secretaty of the Navy (103) |
| Describe a Marine Air-Ground Task Force... | Conduct all missions across the range of military operations (103) |
| It is tasked organized to provide command and control capabilities.... Is the MAGTF Headquarters... | Command Element (103) |
| The MEF consist of six Command Sections.. What are they.... | G-1: Personel and Admin G-2: Intel and Counter Intel G-3: Operations and Trng G-4: Logistics G-5: Plans G-6: Comms, Info Systems (103) |
| Tasked organized to support the MAGTF by performing some or all six functions of Marine Aviation.... | Marine Air Wing, Air Combat Element (ACE) (103) |
| Tasked organized to conduct ground operations in support of the MAGTF mission.. Formed around Infantry organization... | Marine Division, Ground Combat Element.. (GCE) (103) |
| Tasked organized to provide the full range of CSS functions and capabilities to suport the MAGTF as a whole.. | Force Service Support Group.. Combat Service Support Group (103) |
| Identify the location of the three standing MEF's.. | 1st MEF/California & Arizona.. 2nd MEF/North & South Carolina.. 3rd MEF/Japan & Hawaii (103) |
| Consist of permanent CE & one Marine Division, MAW, FSSG... | MEF... (103) |
| MAGTF is built around a reeinforce infantry regiment, Aircraft group, Brigade Service Support Group.... | Marine Expeditionary Brigade.... (MEB).. (103) |
| Exercises command & control is command by a General & contains a SRIG detachment... | Command Element... (CE).. (103) |
| This is a Marine Aircraft Group... | Air Combat Element...(ACE).. (103) |
| Reinforced Infanry Regiment. | Ground Combat Element...(103) |
| This is a Brigade Service Support Group.. | Combat Service Support Group...(103) |
| Forward deployed Marine Expeditionary organization. Self contained operating force. | MEU...(103) |
| Responsible for the command, & control, direction, planning, & Coord of air, ground, & logistics operations. Consist of Marine Battalion Landing Team, Squadron, MEU Service Support Group. | Standing CE.. (103) |
| The seven standing MEU (SOC) CE's... | 1st MEF/11th-13th-15th... 2nd MEF/22nd-24th-26th... 3rd MEF/31st... (103) |
| Used for a special purpose.. disaster relief, evacuation operation, security operations | SPMAGTF (103) |
| Are reporting seniors by virture of their command authority... | Commanding Officer...(104) |
| May act as reporting seniors for members in the grade of E4 and below only... | CPO..E7/E9 |
| Requires signature of a rater & senior rater as well as the reporting senior | Evaluation Reports on E6 & below.. (104) |
| Performance counseling must be provided at the.... | Midpoint of the periodic cycle & when report is signed. (104) |
| Performance counseling should avoid | Personality & concentrate on performance.. (104) |
| What are the three types of reports | Regular, Concurrent, Operational Reports... (104) |
| These reports are submitted peridically, must cover day for day. Except for enlisted initial entry trng. | Regular Report... (104) |
| Provide a record of significant performance in an additional duty or temporary duty status | Concurrent Reports.. (104) |
| Submitted by operational commanders who are not regular reporting seniors. | Operational Commander Reports.. (104) |
| This letter correspond offically with addresses in DOD. | Standard Letter..(104) |
| When a letter is transmitted "Via" to your activity, this is used to forward comments, recommendations, or information... | Endorsements...(104) |
| Provides an informal way to correspond within an activity or between DON activities... | Memorandums..(104) |
| Navpers 1070/602 Record of emergency data | Page #2... Person to be notified in case of Emegency or death... Person to recieve death gratuity... Person to recieve unpaid pay and allowances.. (104) |
| Navpers 1070/604 Enlisted qualification history for USN/USNR | Page #4... History of occupational and training... Awards & commendations |
| Navpers 1070/605.. Record of duty assignments maintained thorughout members active & inactive duty career | Page #5.... (105) |
| Navpers 1070/613... Record of significant miscellaneous entries | Page #13...(104) |
| What is the purpose of the UCMJ... | Promtes good order and discipline, Provides a basis for the admin of justice for the armed forces...(104) |
| Who is responsible for upholding the UCMJ... | All members of the armed forces...(104) |
| What are the following types of courts martials... | Summary, Special Court Martial, General...(104) |
| This Court Martial is composed of one active duty comissioned officer with the rank of Captain or Higher/lowest level of authority to convene a summary court martial is... | 1st (Summary).. 2nd/Battalion commander or equivalent (104) |
| Composed of a military judge alone, military judge and not less then three active duty armed service members/Lowest level to convene a special court martial is normally.. | 1st.. Special Court Martial/Squadron or Battalion Commander..(104) |
| Composed of a military judge alone or a military judge and not less than five impartial active-duty armed service personnel/lowest level to convene this court martial | 1st.. General Court Martial/Commanding General or Division, Wing, or Base...(104) |
| What is the purpose of NJP... | Give the commander the ability to maintain good order and discipline...(104) |
| When can NJP can be administired... | Minor offenses of the UCMJ. If court martial does no include dishonorable discharge or confinement of greater than one year (104) |
| What are the procedures to appeal NJP... | Submit written statement within 5 days of imposition of punishment (104) |
| Sexual Harassment is... | Unacceptable & unprofessional behavior for military or civilian personnel.... (104) |
| What is the Symbol for magnetic north.. | Line ending with a half arrow... |
| Give 5 principal pressure points of the body.. | Temporal/Subclavial/Facial/Femoral /Carotid |
| give 2 methods ot stop M9 from firing... | Manual De-Cockin: Separates firing pin from hammer/Firing Pin block: Prevent any motion of the firing pin. |
| When can paid labor be performed... | When its not: Military/DeGrading/Dangerous/Unhealthy |
| Give 2 examples of a Blister Agent.. | Mustard (HD).. Nitrogen Mustard (HN) |
| What is Cadence.. | Rythmic rate of march at a uniform step.. |
| Which hand will you move to signal skirmishers left if you are facing the unit.. | Left hand/Doesn't matter which way you face.. |
| Who is Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps | Sgt Maj John L. Estrada |
| How many words or seconds should you transit before pausing during radio comm.. | 3 to 5 sec bursts |
| Show the hand signal for pace count... | Tappin the heels of a boot |
| What are the two scales in the compass & what does the color denotes.. | Outer Scale (Black) Denotes MILS... Inner Scale (Red) Denotes Degress |
| Define the acroynm SAFE.. | Security/Automatic Weapons/Field of fire/Entrenchment |
| Name the parts of the Censatic Compass... | Cover/Base/floating Dial/Glass Encasement/Bezel Ring/Thumb Loop/Rear Sight/Lens/Rear Sight Slot |
| Describe the Acronym FITCALL | Feel/Inspect/Tighten/Clean/Adjust/Lube |
| When is it required to wear single ear protection.. | When noise level is greater than 84 dba, with a peak at 140 dba |
| What fosters efficiency in both planning & execution of logistics operations.. | Simplicity |
| Define Logistics.. | Science of Planning & carryng out the movement & maintenance of forces |
| What is the right support in the right place at the right time... | Responsivness |
| What is ability to provide essential supplies & services to begin combat operations.. | Attainability |
| The ability to adapt logistics structure and prodedures to changing situations, missions, & concepts of operations. | Flexibility |
| Provide sufficient support at the least cost | Economy |
| The ability to maintain logistics support to all users throughout the area of operations | Sustainability |
| The capacity of the organization to protect its forces and resources | Survivability |
| Define a Force Service Support Group | FSSG is a composite grouping of functional components that provide CSS above the organic capability of supported units to all elements of the MEF |
| The most significant attribute of the FSSG | It is a permanently organized command charged with the responsibility of providing all major CSS functions for the MEF |
| Define the mission of the Command Element of the FSSG | Povides general and direct support, sustanined CSS above the organic capabilities of the MAGTF's |
| EDVR sections 1-3 contains | Information that has been extracted from the account because it requires special attention by the activity |
| EDVR section #4 | Contains the total personnel account of the activity |
| EDVR section #5 | Contains the personnel status summary |
| EDVR section #6 | Contains distribution navy enlisted classification code (DNEC) Management |
| EDVR section #7 | Contains NEC billet and personnel inventory |
| EDVR section #8 | Contains a list of individual who are qualified in navy enlisted classification codes (NEC's) |
| EDVR section #9-#10 | Contain the diary message summary and duty preference listing, respectively. |
| EDVR section #11 | Contains individual security data, citizenship code, involuntary extension months, Pay entry base data (PEBD) time in rate |
| EDVR section #12 | Contains a listing of both officer and enlisted personel in an embarked or (TAD) status |
| What is ORM | A decision making tool used by people at all levels to increase operational effectiveness |
| Name the ORM process.. | #1 Increase our ability to make informed decisions |
| Name the ORM process.. | #2 Minimizes risks to acceptable levels, commensurate with mission accomplishment |
| Name the ORM process.. | #3 Applying the ORM process will reduce mishaps, lower cost. |
| A condition with the potential to cause personal injury or death, property damage mission degradation... | Hazard |
| An expression of possible loss in terms of severity and probability | Risk |
| The process of detecting hazards and assessing associated risks | Risk Assessment |
| Analysis by listing all of the hazards associated with each step in the operational analysis | Identify Hazards |
| Determine the associated degree of risk in terms of probability and severity. | Assess Hazards |
| Starts with the most serious risk first and select controls that will reduce the risk | Make risk decisions |
| Measures that can be used to eliminate hazards or reduce the degree of risk. | Implement Controls |
| Conduct follow-up evaluations of the controls to ensure they remain in place and have desire effect. | Supervise |
| 1st principle of ORM | Accept risk when benefits outweigh the cost |
| 2nd principle of ORM | Accept no unnecessary risk |
| 3rd principle of ORM | Anticipate and manage risk by planning |
| 4th principle of ORM | Make risk decisions at the right level |
| Explain the 9 common elements found in combat.. | Violent, Casualties, confusion, Isolation, Communication, Individual discomfort, Fear, Continuous Operations, Homesickness |
| Explain how Marines and Sailors can overcome fear.... | Morale, Discipline, Esprit de corps, Proficiency, Motivation |
| What are the six troop leading steps.. | Begin Planning/Arrange for reconnaissance/Make reconnaissance/Complete the plan/Issue the order/Supervise |
| Code of Conduct Article I | I am an American, fighting in the armed forces which guard my country and our way of life. I am prepare to give my life in their defense |
| Code of Conduct Article II | I will never surrender of my own free will. If in command, I will never surrender the members fo my command while they have the means to resist. |
| Code of Conduct Article III | If I am captured, I will continue to resist by all means available. I will make every effort to escape and aid others to escape |
| Code of Conduct Article IV | If I become prisoner of war, I will keep faith with my fellow prisoners. |
| Code of Conduct Article V | When questioned, should I become a prisoner of war, I am required to give name, rank, service number, and date of birth. |
| Code of Conduct Article VI | I will never forget that I am an American, fighting for freedom, reponsible for my actions, and dedicated to the principle which made my country free. |
| #1 Discuss the rights of a prisoner of war? | The right to receive housing and clothing |
| #2 Discuss the rights of a prisoner of war? | The right to receive food and to sustain good health |
| #3 Discuss the rights of a prisoner of war? | The right to receive adequate medical care |
| #4 Discuss the rights of a prisoner of war? | The right to practice religious faith |
| Information Marines and Sailors are required to give their captors? | Name/Rank/Service Number/ D.O.B. |
| Discuss the nine general first aid rules.... | Take a moment to get organized/Unless Contraindicated, examine in the position and place you find them/Remember irreversible brain damage can occur within 4 to 6 min./Examine the victim for fractures/Remove enough clothing to get a clear idea of the injury/Keep victim reassured and comfortable/Avoid touching open wounds or burns/Position unconscious victim on his side or back/Carry a litter patient feet first |
| Sorting for treatment (Tactical)... | Class #1/Treatment that can be done on an outpatient or ambulatory basis/Class II....Immediate life-sustaining mearsures....Class III/Patients for whom definitive treatment can be delayed without treatment beyond the immediate medical capabilities |
| Sorting for treatment (Nontactical) | Priority I/Patients with correctible life-threatening illness or injuries such as respiratory arrest or obstruction.... Priority II/Patients with serious but non-life threatening illness.... Priority III/Patients with minor injuries such as soft tissue injuries, minor to moderate burns.... Priority IV/Patients who are dead or fatally injured |
| What are the 3 steps for a primary survey? | A=Airway... B=Breathing... C=Circulation |
| What are the three duties of the interior guard? | Preserve order/Protect property/Enforce regulations |
| What is the interior guard chain of command? | Commanding officer/Commander of the guard/Sergeant of the guard/Corporal of the guard |
| Define deadly force and when it can be used? | Efforts of individual used against another to cause death, substantial risk of death, or serious bodily harm |
| What are six conditions that justify the use of deadly force? | #1-Defend yourself... #2 Defend property not involving national security... #3-Defend property not involving national security but dangerous to others.... #4-Prevent crimes against people... #5-Apprehend individuals... #6-Establish or maintain lawful order |
| Define the Threatcon System... | Alpha-General threat of possible terrorist activity against installations and personnel/Bravo-An increased and more predictable threat of terriost action/Charlie-An incident has occurred or that intelligence has been receivedand that action is imminent/Delta-Terriost attack has occured or that intelligence indicates terrorist action against as specific location is likely. |
| Identify the three levels of security classifications.. | Top Secret: Exceptionally grave damage..... Secret:Serious damage..... Confidential-Damage to national security |
| Describe methods that foreign agents use in collecting information... | Observe/Eavesdrop/Read news releases/Listen to careless talk/Obtain classified documents |
| Discuss the maximum transmission ranges for the following settings.. | Lo power:200M-400M/Medium Power:400M-5KM/High Power:5KM-10M/Power Amplifier:10KM-40KMm |
| What is the use of the OE-254 Antenna? | Will increase ranges for both voice and data transmissions |
| What are the 4 methods to tie down an antenna? | Stay-down clamp/snap-free clamp/stay-down clip/snap-free clip |
| How long is the battery life for the SINCGARS radio? | Battery life on continously is 12hrs. Intermitent use 48 hrs |
| Discuss the field of view using the off-center vision method? | Looking 6 to 10 degress above or below, or to either side |
| Discuss the field of view using the scanning method? | Looking from right to left or left to right using a slow, regular scanning movmement. |
| Discuss the field of view using the strip mehtod? | Look first at the ground nearest you. Search a narrow stip 50 meters or less. |
| Define the intelligence information report (SALUTE).. | Size/Activity/Location/Unit Identification/Time/Equipment |
| Define the five paragraphs of the operations order (SMEAC).. | Situation/Mission/Execution/Administration and Logistics/Command and Signal |
| Discuss the acronym SAFE.. | Security/Automatic Weapon/Field of fire/Entrenchment |
| Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of a two-man fighthing hole? | Disadvantage:Two-man fighting hole offer less protection against a tank crossing and bombing/Advantages:allows continous obsrvation, mutual assistance and reassurance. |
| Discuss camouflage, cover, and concealment.. | Anything that you can use to keep yourself from looking like what they reall are./Cover:Gives protection from bullets, fragments/Concealment:Anything that hides you from enemy observation |
| Discuss the proper way to observe around a corner... | Short stock technique/Popping the corner technique |
| Priority 1-Urgent | Emergency cases should be evacuated as soon as maximum of 2 hours |
| Priority 1A-Urgent Surgical | Assigned to patients who must receive surgical intervention to save life |
| Priority 2-Priority | Personnel should be evacuated within 4 hrs |
| Priority 3-Routine | Sick and wounded should be evacuated within 24hrs |
| Priority 4-Convenience | Patient evacuation by medical convenience rather than necessity |
| What is the difference between war and MOOTW? | War: National power are unable to achieve national objectives. MOOTW: Focus on detering war, resolving conflict, promote peace |
| What are Strikes and Raids? | Strikes are offensive operations conducted to inflict damage or destrou objective. Raid is usually a small-scale operation involving swift penetration of hostile territory. |
| Mobility-Impact on urban warfare | Noncombants civilians attempting to escape the battlespace, can blick movement. |
| Firepower-Impact on urban warfare | The presence of noncombatants can restrict the use of firepower |
| Security-Impact on urban warfare | Noncombants entering defensive areas, pilferage of equipment, sabotage, terrorism |
| Obstacle Employment-Impact on urban warfare | Noncombatants will influence the MAGTFs commander's obstacle plan |
| Operational Maneuver from the Sea | Focuses on operational objective Uses the sea as maneuver space Generates overwhelming tempo and momentum Emphasizes intelligence Intergrates all organic, joint, and oombined assets |
| Discuss the six tasks of the CE of the FSSG | Provide centralized ground supply support/Provide authorized overflow organizational (2d echelon), intermediate (3d &4th echelon)/Coordinate transportation/Provide general engineering/Provide health service/Coordinate services support |
| Direct Support | A mission requiring a force to support another specific force |
| General Support | Support which is given to the supported force |
| Task organization | Organization which assigns to responsible commanders the means to accomplish thier assigned task |
| Logistics is defined as? | The science of planning and carrying out movement and maintenance of forces |
| Combat service support is defined as? | The essential capabilities, functions, activities of all elements of operating forces |
| Discuss the three levels of logistic support? | Strategic, Operational, Tactical |
| State the six functional areas of tactical logistics? | Supply/Maintenance/Transportation/General Engineering/ Health Services/ Services |
| Marine air-ground task force element is tasked to do what? | Task organized to provide full range of combat services support to accomplish the MAGTF mission |
| Acronym-LTI | Limited technical Inspection |
| Acronym-TAM | Table of authorized material |
| Acronym-TE | Table of equipment |
| Acronym-TO | Table of Organization |
| A MEU can sustain itself for how many days? | 15 Days |
| A MEF forward brigade can sustain itself for how many days | 30 Days |
| A MEF can sustain itself for how many days? | 60 Days |
| What is the Maritime Prespositioning Force | Brigade-sized unit deployment/MEF deployment utilizing Military Sealift Command |
| What is the mission of the Maintenance Battalion? | Provide general support and intermediate (3d &4th echelon) maintenance supportof the MEF |
| What are the eight tasks of Maintenance Battalion of the FSSG? | Provide 3d echelon maintenance/Provide intermediate/Provide a tracked vechile/Provide calibration/Provide organizational 2d echelon/Provide technical assistance/Provide intermediate maintenance/Provide technical inspection services |
| What is the mission of H&S Company? | Provides command and control, admin, and command support for maintenance battalion |
| Define the Organization of H&S company.. | Company is organized to plan, coordinate, supervise the logistics/CSS functions of the MEF |
| Define the mission of the Ordnance Maintenance Company.. | Provides intermediate (3d & 4th echelon) maintenance support of a MEF |
| Define the organization of the Ordnance battalion... | Structured to provide appropriate technical & supervisory personnel and equipment for a MEF |
| Define the mission of Engineer Maintenance Company | Provide intermediate (3d & 4th echelon) maintenance support of a MEF |
| Define the Organization of Engineer Maintenance Company | Provide appropriate technical and supervisory personnel & equipment for a MEF |
| Define the mission of General Support Maintenance Company | Provides general support intermediate (3d & 4th echelon) maintenance support, including component rebuilding of a MEF |
| Define the Organization of the General Support Maintenance Company | Provide the appropriate technical and supervisory personnel and equipment to augment the maintenance elements of a CSSE |
| What are the three categories of maintenance? | Organizational, intermediate, and depot |
| Overhaul | The restoration of an item to completely serviceable conditiond |
| Preventive Maintenance | The care and servicing by personnel for the purpose of maintaining equipment |
| Rebuild | Restoration item nearly as possible to its original condition in appearance |
| Repair | Restoration of an item through correction of a specific failure or unserviceable condition |
| Unserviceable | An item in a condition unfit for use. Can be restored to a serviceable condition |
| Define the mission of the Supply Battalion of the Force Service Support Group | Provides support supply support except for Bulk Fuel & Navy-funded stock programs |
| Define the Organization of Supply battalion of the Force Service Support Group | Provide commodity-oriented, task-organized detachments for the MAGTF |
| Define the mission of H&S Company of Supply Battalion | Provide command and control admin & command support functions |
| Define the Organization of H&S Company of the Supply Battalion | Provide specified general support supply functions for MAGTF's |
| Define the mission of the Supply Company of the Supply Battalion | Provides general support supply support to sustain the operations of the MEF |
