FMF 3 Flashcards

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circumstances for deadly force

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defense of self and others, defend property involving national security, defend property inherently dangerous to others, prevent crimes against others, apprehend others, prevent escape of prisoners, establish or maintain law and order

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POW responsibities

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provide name, rank, service number, and DOB
obey lawful orders
perform paid labor that is not military, not degrading, and not dangerous
maintain military discipline and render honors to officers

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POW/MIA table

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round table=everlasting concern
white cloth= purity of motives
1 red rose=members life
red ribbon=determination
lemon=bitter fate
pinch of salt=shed tears
bible=faith in God and nation
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What does ORM include?

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risk assessment, risk decision making, implementing effective controls

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Ear Protection levels

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84 dB - single protection

104 dB - double protection

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2 components of USMC safety programs

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naval aviation safety program

USMC ground safety program

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what DOD official is in service COC but not operational?

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SECNAV

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What marine is in service COC but not operational

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CMC

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Commandant responsibilities and reporting

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ensure organizational readiness of USMC and advise POTUS on status. Member of joints chief of staff. reports to SECNAV. No operational authority.

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Sgt Major and Command Master Chief Responsibilities

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Principle advisor to CO on all enlisted matters. Sgt Major=marines, Command master chief=USN

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What is the table of organization (t/o)

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number of personnel in a unit

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MCMAP Belts

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tan, grey, green, brown, black

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Regiments and Battalions in a MARDIV

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HQ, 3 infantry, artillery, recon, tank, light armored recon, assault amphibian, combat engineer

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m9 part used to remove mag floor plate

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barrel locking block plunger

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helo zone selection

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selected during planning. visible from sky, support help, site can be secured from enemy. avoid slopes >7%

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what happens during amphibious assault

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ship to shore movement of troops and equipment

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landing craft air cushion LCAC

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land heavy vehicles, equipment and personnel. 12-100 NM range, 24 troops, 60 tons of equipment

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landing craft utility LCU

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land heavy vehicles cargo and troops. Job is mostly to land heavy equipment. self sustaining. 2 engine rooms. own medical and berthing. 400 troops or 143 tons of equipment

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an OPLAN can be used as the basis for ______

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OPORD

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Where is the 31st MEU

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Camp Hansen, Okinawa

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who does aircraft intermediate maintenance on ships

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aircraft intermediate maintenance dept

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medium tactical vehicle replacement

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MTVR. 7 ton 6x6. troop transport. go thru 60” water. 300 mile range. 4.5 mpg. 60% front slope, 40% side slope at 5mph. multiple variations. MK23 and 25 are short bed, 25 has winch.

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supporting vs supported

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supported = main element
supporting= those assisting those performing the main action
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who as c2 of MLG

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mlg commander

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high mobility multipurpose wheeled vehicle
``` HMMWV - humvee basic armor, transport troops and equipment. 55 mph with 337 mile range 60% front slope, 40% side slope 30" water, 60" water with snorkel kit ambulance versions 996- 2 litters, 6 ambulatory 997- 4 litters, 8 ambulatory ```
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maintenance echelons and levels
organizational - 1/2- minor, performed by those operating intermediate - 3/4- agencies like logistics perform. component replacement depot - 5 - major overhaul, performed back in US/company that made
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high speed high mobility crane
HSHMC. hydraulic boom. lifts 50k lbs, 60" water operation, rough terrain
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logistic vehicle system
``` LVS. articulated 8x8 with front power unit and rear attachments. mk48=front power unit. carries 22.5 tons. 14- container transport 15-wrecker 16-semi, 5th wheel 17-drop side cargo 18-ribbon bridge ```
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truck forklift variable reach
TFVR. 4 wheel drive and steer. 10k lb capacity @48"load center. diesel, rough terrain
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what carries more, MTVR or LVS
LVS
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rough terrain container handler
RTCH. move iso containers. lifts 180 tons. with loaded container, cant see forward
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tractor rubber tire articulating multipurpose
has forklift and bucket attachments. 10k lb lift capacity
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bulldozers
d7 and 9. d9 is bigger
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m9 ACE
armored combat excavator
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who provides water purification and bulk water storage?
engineering support Co (7th engineering support Btn.)
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is antiterrorism offensive or defensive?
defensive
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rear area security types
defeat contain and neutralize any rear threat. active=defensive ops, security ops, recon passive= cover, camo, disperse
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how to handle POW
``` 5 S'S search silence segregate safeguard speed use DD2745 ```
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Who got congressional medal of honor for heroic leadership as POW at hanoi hilton
james stockdale
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military operations on urbanized terrain
MOUT | where manmade features predominate, urban warfare
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5 types PPE
head, hearing, foot, eye, respiratory
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MSDS
material safety data sheet | lists composition and hazardous properties of materials
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HAZWASTE
any discarded or abandoned hazardous substance
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MCPP problem framing
what, when where why
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COA development
what needs to be accomplished and how it should be done
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primary tool for plotting grid coordinates
grid coordinate scale
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where is the map scale
top left
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what is grid magnetic angle
angular difference between grid and magnetic north. to the nearest 0.5 degrees or 10 mils
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TBI Evaluation
``` in vehicle with blast, collision or rollover within 50 m of blast direct blow to head, witnessed loss of consciousness command directed Use IED checklist I-injury-physical damage E-eval-H headache/vomit E ears ringing A amnesia/LOC D double vision/dizzy D distance, 50 M from blast ```
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safety stand downs
1989 after many accidents | required annually if afloat
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Which war did USMC expand to multiple divisions
ww2
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how many regiments in a division
3
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less than lethal force
could cause death or serious harm, but not intended to. verbal, show of force, batons, chemical irritants, handcuffs, MWD
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does article 3 apply to MD or chaps?
no
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who is involved in ORM
everyone
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MRAP
mine resistant ambush protected
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naval gun fire support
mk45, 5" 23,127m, cruisers/destroyers/LHA
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authorized user list
identify allowable use for each material
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principle means of comms for the magtf
sincgars
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most common route of communication security
frequency hopping
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radio time settings
all set to zulu time and programmed within 4 secs of each other
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immediate action for stoppage
tap, rank, bang or | tap, rack, reassess
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show of force
shout, show, shove, shoot
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camouflage
keep you from looking like what you really are
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cover
gives protection from bullets/frag
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concealment
hides you
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ships for NGFS
in order | destroyer>cruiser>LHA
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alliance
established relationship with long term objectives and standardized equipment and procedures
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coalition
no established relationship or standardized equipment, short term goals
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tccc care under fire
effective enemy fire, get them off the X, limited medical care
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tccc tactical field care
no effective fire, more extensive care
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tccc tactical evacuation care
transport to MTF
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tourniquet application
just proximal, note time, dont remove clothing, not over joint
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keep airway open
head tilt chin lift or jawthrust (with C spine injury)
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sucking chest wound
occlusive dressing sealed on 3 sides
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hemostatic agent
hold pressure for 3 minutes. tie knot over wound
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apply splint
immobilize joint above and below. 2 ties above and below. distal pulses checked before and after, dont remove boots
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treat burn
care under fire- stop burn, remove of fire and burning area | tactical field care- dry sterile dressings, resuscitate
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heat stroke
STOP SWEATING! flushed, hot dry, weak dizzy. cool area, loosen clothes, cool water, elevate legs, massage extremities
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heat exhaustion
excessive sweating, flushed, hot dry, weak dizzy. cool area, loosen clothes, cool water, elevate legs, massage extremities
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heat cramps
imbalanced electrolytes, more to cool/shady area, loosen clothes, canteen of water
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chillblain
repeated prolonged exposure to temps above freezing. swollen, red tender, hot itchy skin. locally applied body heat to rewarm. dont rub or massage
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immersion syndrome/trench foot
prolonged exposure above freezing in a damp sock, inactive foot. cold, painless, weak pulse, may have shooting pains. air to gradually rewarm, protect from trauma. no massage
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frost bite
prolonged exposure below freezing. numb, blanching, blister, swell, loss of sensation. waxy gray skin. solid/woody feel. cover areas and gradually rewarm. no alcohol or tobacco. dont rub or massage. dont rewarm if risk of refreeze.
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staff section prefix
s=colonel g=general j=joint c=combined
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special staff
``` COS=XO chaplain surgeon PAO comptroller staff judge advocate ```
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MARDIV purpose (3)
execute amphibious assault ops ground amphibious forcible entry capability acts as GCE of MEF
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high frequency radio
2-29.9999 mhz voice and data. long range bends at ionosphere for intel, NGFS, command
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very high frequency radio
``` 30-87.975 mhz sincgars frequency hopping for convoy control, fire support, LFSP, tactical means General range 9.3-12.4 miles ```
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ultra high frequency radio
``` 116-150 mhz is upper VHF 225-400 mhz is military UHF line of sight is critical for ground to air comms, helo direction, and LZ comms very fast and encrypted ```
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weapons conditions
1- mag in, round in chamber, slide forward, on safe 2- n/a 3- mag in, empty chamber, slide forward, on safe 4-no mag, empty chamber, slide forward, on safe
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primary weapon of marines
m16
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major m9 components
lower receiver and slide assembly
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L hour
first helo touches down in the LZ
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H hour
first assault element hits beach or LZ
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D-Day
beginning of an operation
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joint task force
2 or more services
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combined joint task force
2 or more nations with formal arrangement
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grid coordinate accuracy
4 digit = 1000 sq m 6 digit= 100 sq m 8 digit = 10 sq m
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funcplan
operation during peacetime or permissive environment
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Lt Gen john lejeune
1st marine to command army division, 13th CMC, greatest of all marines, a marines marine. penned birthday message
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Maj Gen Joseph Pendelton
camp pendleton, 46 yrs of service
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AA Vandergrift
commanded 1 mardiv at guadal canal, received MOH there, 18th CMC and first 4 star CMC
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Where was helo first used and amphibious doctrine tested
korea
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first amphibious assault
new providence island, bahamas, 1776
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blood stripe
e4 and above since 1859, officers 1", enlisted 3/4". battle of chapultepec 1847 blood shed of Os and NCOs
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french fouragerre
braided cord earned by 5 and 6 marines battle of belleau wood ww1, stop germans from taking paris
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mcpp steps
problem framing, coa development, coa wargame, coa compare and decide, orders development, transition
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map colors
``` red/black- cultural manmade features blue-water brown-elevation green-vegetation red light maps=red/brown are cultural features, relief ```
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true north
line from any point on earth to the north pole. all longitude lines. represented by a star
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magnetic north
direction to the north magnetic pole. indicated by north seeking needle on a compass. represented by half an arrow head
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grid north
vertical map grid lines. represented by GN or Y
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azimuth
horizontal angle measured clockwise from a north base line. most common method to express direction
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back azimuth
reverse of azimuth. if less than 180, add 180. if more tan 180, subtract 180
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degrees and mils
circle = 360 degrees or 6400 mils
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grid azimuth
angle between grid north and line between points A and B
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confidential
cause damage to national security
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secret
cause serious damage to national security
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top secret
cause grave damage to national security
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weapons safe operating procedures
treat, never, keep, keep treat every weapon is it were loaded never point a weapon at something you dont intend to destroy keep finger straight and off trigger until you intend to fire keep weapon on safe until you intend to fire know what lies in front of and behind your target
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SALUTE report
``` after seeing the enemy size activity location unit time equipment ```
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2 keys to a magtf
flexible and task organized
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magtf core elements
ce, lce, ace, gce
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meb sustainment
30 days
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mef sustainment
60 days
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meu/meusoc sustainment
15 days
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meu commander rank
o-6, col
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meb commander rank
o-7, brig gen
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mef commander rank
o-8, maj gen
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who operates the mercy and comfort
military sealift command
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marforpac location
camp smith hawaii
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marforres location
NOLA
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who takes over in the absence of company commander or first sergeant
company commander- next senior ranking officer | first sergeant- next senior ranking SNCO
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service alpha
like dress blues, worn for formal occasions- parades, ceremonies. wear shooting medals
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service bravo
service alpha without coat. not for formal events
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service charlie
short sleeve with shirt and pants. like summer whites or khakis
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HAZMAT ID steps (DIECDCDCF)
``` discover and notify initiate action evaluate contain and damage control disperse gas and vapor cleanup and decontaminate dispose contaminated materials certify for re-entry follow up reports ```