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U. S. Marine Corps Forces Command 20 January 2010

U. S. Marine Corps Forces Command 20 January 2010. COMMARFORCOM.

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U. S. Marine Corps Forces Command 20 January 2010

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  1. U. S. Marine Corps Forces Command20 January 2010

  2. COMMARFORCOM COMMARFORCOM, as the US Marine Corps component to Commander, U.S. Joint Forces Command (CDR USJFCOM), coordinates USMC support to CDR USJFCOM development of joint training, integration, readiness, joint concept development and experimentation efforts, executes global force management to synchronize the generation and provision of mission-ready, joint-capable USMC forces for present and future joint force requirements in order to support combatant commanders’ global execution of the National Military Strategy. Also serves as Commander, U.S. Marine Corps Bases, Atlantic UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

  3. COMMARFORCOM Organization Commandant of the Marine Corps Commander U.S. Joint Forces Command Commander U.S. Marine Corps Forces Command Commander U.S Marine Corps Bases Atlantic Commanding General Marine Corps Installations East Commanding General II Marine Expeditionary Force MCB CAMP LEJEUNE 2d Marine Division 2d Marine Aircraft Wing 2d Marine Logistics Group 2d MEB MCAS NEW RIVER MCAS CHERRY POINT Marine Expeditionary Unit CBIRF MCSF REGT Marine Expeditionary Unit MCAS BEAUFORT Marine Expeditionary Unit MCAF QUANTICO MCLB ALBANY MCSF BLOUNT ISLAND UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

  4. COMMARFORBASELANT COMMANDER, U.S. MARINE CORPS BASES, ATLANTIC (COMMARCORBASESLANT), Commands those U.S Marine Corps bases and stations where operating forces assigned to COMMARFORLANT are based; provides staff oversight for base operations and functions; and performs financial management for O&MN and MILCON funds associated with normal base/station functions. UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

  5. Marine Air Ground Task Force (MAGTF) Command Element Marine Expeditionary Force (MEF) 50,000 Ground Combat Element Aviation Combat Element Logistics Combat Element Marine Expeditionary Brigade (MEB) 8,000 - 22,000 Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) 1,700 - 2,800 UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

  6. UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY 202K – Key Capabilities, Reduces Stress on the Force, & Facilitates Full Spectrum Training 3 Geographically Based MEFs Building Security Cooperation Irregular Warfare & Stability ops Current MEU / ARG Presence is 3.0 CCDR requirement is 6.5 2xMEB Forcible Entry Capability : 38 Amphib Req -- 33 Amphib Current Inventory SC MAGTF Maritime Prepositioned Force Globally Positioned for Crisis Response Joint Seabasing Equipment Reset & Modernization Across the Full Range of Military Operations Transition from Iraq to Afghanistan USMC + USMCR = Total Force USMC Today and Tomorrow Expeditionary Fast + Austere + Lethal Joint Forcible Entry Operations From the Sea • Win the War • in Afghanistan • Global Engagement • Full Spectrum Ops • Focused on • Current Fight in • OIF & OEF • Build on COIN • Successes Core Competencies Regionally Focused Persistent Engagement without Permanent Presence Enhanced Company Ops

  7. CoreCompetencies -Conduct persistent forward naval engagement and remain prepared to respond as the Nation’s force in readiness. -Employ integrated combined arms across the range of military operations, and operate as part of a joint or multinational force. -Provide forces and specialized detachments for service aboard naval ships, on stations, and for operations ashore. -Conduct joint forcible entry operations from the sea and develops amphibious landing force capabilities and doctrine. -Conduct complex expeditionary operations in the urban littorals and other challenging environments. -Lead joint and multinational operations and enable interagency activities. “Every Marine a Rifleman”

  8. UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY Counterinsurgency Afghanistan Iraq Pakistan Iraq Achieve victory in the current fights Iraq Afghanistan

  9. UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY Reset / Modernize

  10. UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY Grow the Force 202K

  11. UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY Full Spectrum Operations Dwell Time

  12. GLOBAL FORCE DISPOSITION (AS OF 14 JAN 10) Active Duty 204,118 Activated Reservists 6,747 Active Reserve 2,253 Total 213,118 + = + PACOM: ~2,300 OTHER CENTCOM: ~2,600 AFGHANISTAN: ~14,300 IRAQ: ~3,800 GEORGIA DEPLM PROGRAM-ISAF USEUCOM II MEF (FWD) VMAQ-3 IRAQ JTF-N: INTEL MISSION MOJAVE VIPER USNORTHCOM MEB-A VMAQ-1 ANA ETTs MSOCs AFGHANISTAN ONWARD LIBERTY USAFRICOM 31ST MEU USPACOM 11TH MEU USCENTCOM HAITI HA/DR USSOUTHCOM SECFOR OEF-P HEAVY HELO DET USAFRICOM MSOT USSOUTHCOM BALIKATAN JPAC LAOS LEADERSHIP DEV PROGRAM USPACOM FAST PLTS USEUCOM USCENTCOM USPACOM USSOUTHCOM OEF / OIF / COMBAT EMBARKED WITH USN NORTHCOM: ~2 AFRICOM: ~100 CONUS: ~2,000 SOUTHCOM: ~100 EUCOM: ~100 USMC DEPLOYMENTS

  13. UNCLASSIFIED I I I MEU 22 VERSION 6 Updated 192300ZJAN10 1600 EST Local JTF Haiti – 22 MEU CONOPS TASK: Safely, efficiently establish HA distro site IVO Leogane on 19 Jan. PURPOSE: Support the ongoing disaster relief efforts in Haiti. METHOD: Phased approach with Security, Command and Control and organization established first. Orderly and efficient distribution to commence thereafter. END STATE: Mission success will be: site organized, HA supplies delivered/distributed, and site considered viable as a spoke for continued support to the relief effort. BAT ARG • Phase I Initial Build-up 19 JAN – TBD • Heliborne forces IVO UN Compound to coordinate and provide temporary distribution • Surface forces Land BLZ to establish lodgment • Phase II Site Establishment 20 JAN - TBD • - Forces improve beach and build logistics • - Forces locate forward distribution point(s) • Forces prepared to support temporary point distribution from New Mission Compound • Phase III HA Relief Operations 21 JAN • CA assessment enabled by mobility assets for additional relief • Mission Compound site established for distribution hub and surface/aviation logistics • - Forward fixed-site distribution point(s) established to distribute Aviation/Surface delivered logistics • Phase IV Reposition of HA Forces: HA operations stabilized and forces redeploy to new site or home station BLZ New Mission Compound HLZ UN Compound

  14. 22D MEU Capabilities UNCLASSIFIED 66 x HMMWVs 4 x UH-1N 3 x LCAC 2 x MTVR 8 x MTVR 10 x AAV 14 x MTVR 2 x MTVR 1 x LCU/2XLCM8/BMU Equipment USS Bataan (LHD-5) 22D MEU CE BLT 3/2 CE, Wpns Co, L Co HMH-461 CLB-22 EOD/Dental 8 x LAV 8 xCH-53E Note: 22 MEU returned to CONUS 8 Dec 09 3/2 next scheduled as part of OEF 11.1 (Jan-Jun 11) HMH-461: HOA/26 MEU Composites March 2,031 personnel USS Carter Hall (LSD-50) CLB-22 HQ Maint, Medical, TS Plt, MP Det BLT 3/2 K Co 1 x LCU 10 x HMMWVs USS Ft McHenry (LSD-43) CLB-22 Maint, Shore Party BLT 3/2 I Co, CEB Plt 5 x HMMWVs USS Gunston Hall (LSD-44) Gunston Hall originally scheduled APS-10 (CDRUSAFRICOM) MARFORCOM MOD 1 to 22 MEU Haiti DEPORD 182135ZJAN10 /CO 22 MEU /EMB/HAITI /COMDR SCMAGTF APS-10 /EMB/HAITI /COMDR FAST PLT/HAITI/DS AMEMBASSY RSO// 6 x HMMWVs VERSION 6 Updated 192300ZJAN10 1600 EST Local

  15. 24th MEU Capabilities UNCLASSIFIED 2 x LCAC 70 x HMMWVs 4 x AH-1W 3 x UH-1N 15 x MTVR 15 x MTVR 5 x MTVR USS Nassau (LHA-4) Equipment 1 x LCAC 24th MEU CE BLT 1/9 CE Wpns Co A Co (Heliborne) VMM-162 (REIN) CLB-22 EOD/Dental USN (BMU), USMC (Shore Party) 2 x LCU 8 x LAV 6 xAV-8B 4 xCH-53E Note: Expected arrival MODLOC IVO Haiti Saturday 232300ZJAN10 12 xMV-22 USS Mesa Verde (LPD-19) CLB-24 HQ Maint, Medical, TS Plt, MP Det BLT 1/9 B Co (Motorized) Det, VMM-162 (SKIDS) 30 x HMMWVs Note: Bulk water storage capacity 36,000 Gal static storage (12X3K bags) 5400 mobile distro 6X900 Gal sixcon 8400 air deliverable 6x500 Gal blivets 2,318 personnel USS Ashland (LSD-48) BLT 1/9 C Co, (Mechanized) Det, 2d AA Bn Det, 2d Tank Bn Det, CEB Plt 2 x LCAC 22 x HMMWVs 14 x AAV and R7 Retriever VERSION 6 Updated 192300ZJAN10 1600 EST Local 4 x M1A1 and M-88 Retriever

  16. USNS LUMMUS MPSRON-3 Flag Configured, AMSEA Class “Old” Navy Literage, Not INLS Bulk Water 99 K Gallons Capacity 36 K / day water production Bulk Fuel 39 K Barrels Capacity 8 K Gallons MOGOS (containerized) Amphibious Bulk Liquid Transfer System 10 K ft hose, 720K gallon / day capacity Equipment Sets: MEU Equipment Set EAF Water: Pumps, Hoses, Bladders Habitability: Tentage, Cots, Lights Fuel Set AAFS = 1.2 Million Gal Storage TAFDS=320K Gal Storage HERS & ERS Electrical / Power: Generators, Wiring Food: Tray ration heater systems, GP Tent Security (Barbed wire, fencing etc) Medical: AMALs, Cots Naval Beach Group UNCLASSIFIED • 180450ZJAN10: USMC ISO USNS Lummus • Scheduled U/W from BIC 200000ZJAN10 (1900 EST 19 Jan) • USMC 45 PAX OPP will work for CO, 22 MEU • Lummus embarked additional requirements for 22 MEU as well as USAID supplies/equipment and US Army Port Opening equipment • Lummus embarking 135 NBG-2 personnel to conduct instream offload and bulk liquid operations • BIC currently loading equipment/supplies aboard Lummus • Lummus loaded with following fuel: • From USMC/USN: 1.25 million gal JP-5/6 x 5000 tanks of MOGAS •  - 6 X 5000 tanks of diesel • - From USAID: 5000 x 5 gal propane tanks USNS Lummus: MPSRON-3: Singapore Current: MMC-10 BIC

  17. “The United States does not need a Marine Corps… The United States wants a Marine Corps.” Colonel Victor “Brute” Krulak, November 1957

  18. SEMPER FIDELIS

  19. BACKUP SLIDES

  20. CMC Approved 202K Plan FY11 - 202k Tank Co x 2 CLC Bridge Co x 2 HMLA (#9) HMH x 2 VMFA x 2 FAO/RAO JSF FRS/OT (FY11 & FY12) Inf Bn 100% MCTAG (130) FY09 - 194k Arty Btry x 1 Counter Btry Plt x 1 CEB HQ Co CEB Supt Co MP Co x 2 CLB (Rgt) Augments CLB (MEU) x 2 Rad Bn Plus Up IntelBn Plus Up Info Ops EOD (5 Teams) HMLA (AvPlan) HMLA (#8) MACS ATC Det MWCS Det TECOM (325) Gunners (6) FY07 - 184k Inf Bn x 2 5/10 HQ Recon Plt x 2 MP Co x 2 (GCE) Counter Btry Plt x 1 ANGLICO Plt x1 CEB Co x1 FRS Plus Up (H1) MCRC (400) TECOM (600) FY10 - 199k Rgt HQ 24/7 Arty Btry x 1 AAV/EFV Co x 2 Counter Btry Plt x 1 Inf Bn & MLG Maintainers (DO) CLR Augments MLG Comm MACS ATC Det MWCS Det JSF FRS/OT (FY10) MTACS Dets Gunners (5) FY08 - 189k Inf Bn Arty Btry x 1 Recon Plt x 2 CEB Co x 1 MP Co x 2, 1 Plt-4k Truck Co x 2 (1- 4k RCT) ANGLICO Plt x 2 Intel Enablers Intel Bn Plus up 3d RadBn Plus up EOD (4 Teams) Civil Affairs Planners Civil Affairs Dets HMH (AvPlan) VMU FRS/H1 OT Plus Up MACG HQ Dets x 2 MASS Dets CLB(-) (Rgt) MCRC (200) TECOM (325) TBS / OCS (168) MCTAG HQ (40) FY12 - 202k TBS / OCS (-100 Returned) Recon (90) JTAC (200) UAS Tier II (VMU x 3) MWSG-17 (93) 3d Ech Maintainers (117) Guam Base Spt (68) Camp Mujuk (32) FY = End of FY UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

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