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ROC/POE Flashcards

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What is ROC?

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Required Operational Capabilities

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What is POE?

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Projected Operational Environments

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What are the five ACB-1 ROCs?

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  1. Assault Echelon (AE)
  2. Assault Follow On Echelon (AFOE)/ Logistics Over-the-Shore (LOTS)
  3. Maritime Prepositioned Forces (MPF)
  4. Disaster Recovery/ Humanitarian Assistance (DR/HA)
  5. Rear Echelon (RE)
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What are the 8 ACB-1 POEs?

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  1. Assault Echelon (AE)
  2. Assault Follow On Echelon (AFOE)
  3. Joint Logistics Over-the-Shore (JLOTS)
  4. Combined Joint Logistics Over-the-Shore (CJLOTS)
  5. Maritime Prepositioned Forces (MPF)
  6. Peacetime Littoral Presence
  7. Disaster Recovery/ Foreign Humanitarian Assistance (DR/FHA)
  8. Rear Echelon (RE)
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ARG

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Amphibious Readiness Group

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CATF

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Commander, Amphibious Task Force

- NBG assigned to assist in planning for amphibious operations involving a landing force.

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CNSE

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Commander, Navy Support Element (CNSE). Reports to the Commander, Maritime Pre-positioning Force (CMPF) to assist in planning for and conduct of independent MPF operations.

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What parameters will operations occur?

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  1. 24/7
  2. Sea State of 3
  3. At pierside, in the littoral, or in-stream, and at
    degraded and austere ports or unimproved beaches
  4. All missions will require defensive capabilities and significant reserve component participation.
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What units are part of NBG-1 and where are they located?

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  1. Beach Master Unit 1 (BMU-1)- NAB Coronado
  2. Assault Craft Unit 1 (ACU-1)- NAB Coronado
  3. Amphibious Construction Battalion 1 (ACB-1)- NAB
  4. Assault Craft Unit 5 (ACU-5)- Camp Pendleton
  5. Naval Beach Unit 7 (NBU-7)- Sasebo, Japan
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What is the AE?

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Assault Echelon: The AE is normally embarked in amphibious assault ships, combat loaded with troops, equipment, and supplies that typically provide at least 15 days of sustainment. Transitions to AFOE.

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BPT

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Beach Party Team

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What does ACB-1 provide for the AE?

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8 Beach Salvage Elements to BMU-1 BPT.

  • One Dozer
  • One CM
  • One EO
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What is an ARG comprised of?

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1 LHD: Landing Helicopter Dock
1 LSD: Dock Landing Ship
1 LPD: Landing Platform Dock
1 MEU: Marine Expeditionary Unit
1 BPT: Beach Party Team
Total around 5,000 people
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What is AFOE?

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Assault Follow-On-Echelon: sustainment and logistics will support two ATFs and two MPF MEBs ashore for up to 30 days.

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What is required from the Navy for AFOE?

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The Navy is required to provide lift capability for two ATFs and two MPF MEBs in addition to the unspecified offload requirements in support of CJLOTS.

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What is required from the Navy for JLOTS?

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  • Lighterage operations
  • provision of potable water
  • landing site determination
  • floating causeway piers
  • salvage of lighterage
  • expeditionary beach operation facilities
  • camp support
  • security
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What does ACB-1 operate for JLOTS?

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  1. 1 RRDF
  2. 7 CFs
  3. 6 WTs
  4. Deploy 1,200ft FC pier
  5. Deploy ABLTS
  6. Lighterage repair element
  7. Trained personnel to serve as OPP and OCU.
  8. 1,200-man support camp.
  9. Deploy ACB-1 TOA assets.
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OPP

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Offload Preparation Party

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OCU

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Offload Control Unit

20
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What are the requirements of the 1,200-person and 850-person camp?

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  1. CESE operation and maintenance
  2. Convoys
  3. Logistics
  4. Galley
  5. Shower and sanitary facilities
  6. Laundry
  7. TWPS/LWPS
  8. Medical
  9. Religious Ministries
  10. MWR
  11. Defensive combat operations
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What defensive capabilities are required?

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  1. Perimeter defense (line and garrison)
  2. Entry Control Point Security
  3. Security Patrols
  4. Convoy Security
  5. CBR incident response
  6. Camp internal react force
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What is the duration of JLOTS?

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  • Indefinite, until ground mission is complete.
  • Simultaneous to or following AE/AFOE/MPF
  • 500+ personnel needed for 24hr OPS
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What are the homeport assets provided for AFOE/JLOTS by ACB-1?

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  1. RRDF (Crew 21*2=42)
  2. 7 CF (Crew 872=112)
  3. 6 WT (Crew 762=84)
  4. 1,200ft FC- (Crews 22*2=44)
  5. 1 ABLTS- (Crew 10*2=20)
  6. 1,200-man support camp (Crew 100)
  7. Lighterage Repair Facility (LRF)- (Crew 2*8=16)
  8. C2 (Crew 40)

Total: 458

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What are the MPF assets used for AFOE/JLOTS?

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  1. 1 RRDF (2 crews at 21 each)
  2. 7 CF (14 crews at 8 each)
  3. 6 WT (10 crews at 7 each)
25
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What is the MPSRON support requirement timeframe?

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  • Pier-side or in-stream offload within 10 days using 24hr ops.
  • Fly-In Echelon to depart within 72hrs if given WARNO. 7 days without WARNO.
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What is ACB-1 required to do for MPF?

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  1. Deploy up to three ABLTS.
  2. Deploy INLS CF and WTs from the MPSRON lighterage.
  3. Deploy RRDF.
  4. 850-man support camp.
  5. Conduct seaward and surf salvage
  6. LRF
  7. Trained personnel to serve as OPP and OCU.
27
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How many personnel/crews does ACB-1 need to operate MPF assets?

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  1. RRDF- (2 crews at 21 each)
  2. 11 CF (22 crews at 8 each)
  3. 5 WT (10 crews at 7 each)
  4. 1 LRF (2 crews at 8 each)
  5. 850-man camp (around 100 people)
  6. 3 ABLTS (6 crew at 10 each)
  7. C4 (40 people)

500+ personnel needed for 24hr Ops

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What is the RE capable of performing?

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  1. Training
  2. Planned maintenance, organizational level maintenance, and repair of non-deployed TOA assets.
  3. Intermediate and depot level maintenance and repair of non-deployed TOA assets.
  4. Blast and Paint facility operations.
29
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What are the 6 primary mission areas of ACB-1?

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  1. Amphibious Warfare (AMW)
  2. CCC (Command, control, and communications)
  3. CON (Construction)
  4. MOB (mobility)
  5. Noncombat Operations (NCO)
  6. Strategic Sealift (STS)
30
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What are the 4 secondary mission areas of ACB-1?

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  1. FHP: Force Health Protection
  2. FSO: Fleet Support Operations
  3. IO: Information Operations
  4. MOS: Mission of State
31
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What are the powered sections of the INLS?

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  1. WT
  2. PM
  3. BM
32
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What is the purpose of MPF?

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The MPF program is to enable the rapid deployment and establishment of a MAGTF in support of the National Security Strategy.

33
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What is the PHIBCB mission?

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To provide logistics-over-the-shore support COMPACFLT amphibious force and MPF operations including ship-to-shore transportation of combat cargo, bulk fuel/water, and tactical camp operations.

ACB-1 SCW Board (52 decks)

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