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Screen message traffic and email Answer the phone Notify staff and HHQ

GCIC Requirements. Screen message traffic and email Answer the phone Notify staff and HHQ Maintain information products Update and maintain GCCS-M Research RFIs Ramp up in response to crisis. GCIC MANNING PROPOSALS. MSC N3  8-Sep-14. Observations.

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Screen message traffic and email Answer the phone Notify staff and HHQ

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  1. GCIC Requirements • Screen message traffic and email • Answer the phone • Notify staff and HHQ • Maintain information products • Update and maintain GCCS-M • Research RFIs • Ramp up in response to crisis GCIC MANNING PROPOSALS MSC N3 8-Sep-14

  2. Observations • Most GCIC work is during working hours • Manpower on watch is under-utilized • Current manning built for surge • Retention of watchstanders is awful • Looming shortfall of manpower • GCIC not used by SEALOGs as envisioned GCIC MANNING PROPOSALS MSC N3 8-Sep-14

  3. GCIC manned during working hours only Cell phone watch at night Products updated during working hours COP updated three times daily, twice on weekends Pros Employs existing staff Focuses manpower on high demand periods Improves retention Could return some OS billets Cons SIPR not monitored at night Less timely response to out-of-hours RFIs Radical change from status quo 1 Day Shift GCIC MANNING PROPOSALS MSC N3 8-Sep-14

  4. Single watch stander (LT or civilian) 24/7 Reservists supplement weekend watch Watch augmented during working hours Pros Matches workload to workers Frees staffing manpower for taskers and projects Improves QOL and retention Could return some OS billets Cons No redundancy at night Reserve training more difficult to maintain 2 Single Watch GCIC MANNING PROPOSALS MSC N3 8-Sep-14

  5. BWC and COP 24/7 BWC briefs and makes notifications COP watch maintains GCCS and products Reserve support on weekends Pros Reduces reliance on high-turnover civilian staff Frees weekends for LTs Maintains military “face” of the watch Cons Depends on billet fills OS must assume SDO functions Assumes reserve BWC quals Hard to train reservists 3 Military Only GCIC MANNING PROPOSALS MSC N3 8-Sep-14

  6. 2 section 24/7 military BWC 3 section civilian SDO Reservists cover weekend SDO 3 section COP watch Pros Maintains current GCIC structure Is sustainable Familiar routine Cons Underemploys manpower May require reserve ADSW Needs new manpower by Dec 08 4 Status Quo GCIC MANNING PROPOSALS MSC N3 8-Sep-14

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