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welcome to the combat logistics battalion 13

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welcome to the combat logistics battalion 13

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    1. Welcome to the Combat Logistics Battalion 13

    3. Agenda 6:30 PM - WELCOME ADDRESS – COMMANDING OFFICER 6:40 PM – FAMILY READINESS TEAM 6:45 PM – CONCEPT OF OPERATIONS AND DEPLOYMENT 7:10 PM – MARINE AND FAMILY SERVICES 7:20 PM – NAVY MARINE CORPS RELIEF SOCIETY 7:30 PM – AMERICAN RED CROSS 7:40 PM – TRIWEST / TRICARE 7:50 PM – JOINT LEGAL ASSISTANCE (SJA) 8:00 PM – POSTAL (DEPLOYMENTS) 8:10 PM – DISBURSING 8:20 PM – 13TH MEU CHAPLAIN 8:30 PM – CLOSING REMARKS

    7. Agenda Mission Intent MPF Overview CLB 13 Personnel Timeline Family Readiness

    8. Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan Est 1921 Pop 6 million Arab Sunni Muslims 50% are Palestinian 1 million Iraqi refugees Per Capita income $5,000 Limited natural resources Capitol Amman 400mi N of Aqaba Leader: King Abdullah Attended US & UK academies Key US Ally Desert Storm GWOT 1994 treaty w/Israel Back door into Iraq Lower middle income countryLower middle income country

    9. 95,00095,000

    10. During June-July 2008, CLB 13 deploys with SPMAGTF-13 to Jordan and conducts Native Fury 2008, a Maritime Pre-Positioning Force Exercise and training exercise in order to improve combined interoperability, combined combat readiness, and further enhance regional relationships. Mission

    11. Purpose: To improve the combat readiness of USMC and RJAF Method: Execute an offload and reconstitution of MPF equipment in concert with a combined FTX training program utilizing a building block approach. Detailed planning and coordination of all aspects of Landing Force Support Party operations to maximize training value while ensuring safety. Participating forces conduct incremental training culminating in increasingly challenging live-fire operations. Endstate: Safely increase combat readiness and enhanced interoperability by completing stated training objectives.

    12. Jordanian Armed Forces

    13. MPF Maritime Prepositioning Force Operation Rapid deployment and assembly of MAGTF in an area using strategic airlift and forward deployed MPS.

    14. MPSRON 3 (Guam/Saipan) USNS LUMMUS (AMSEA) MV ANDERSON (MAERSK)SS PLESS (Waterman) MV HAUGE (MAERSK) MV BONNYMAN (MAERSK) USNS MARTIN (MPFE) MPSRON Locations MPSRON 1---- 2 ships MPSRON 2----8 Ships MPSRON 3----6 Ships MPSRON 1---- 2 ships MPSRON 2----8 Ships MPSRON 3----6 Ships

    15. Roles and Missions Reinforcement of an ally prior to hostilities Support or reinforce an amphibious operations Occupy or reinforce an advanced naval base Establish a sizable force ashore in support of sustained operations ashore

    16. Roles and Missions Deter “adventurism” Provide rapid peacetime response in support of humanitarian assistance and disaster relief Provide economy of force by Reducing strategic airlift requirements Reducing need to employ amphibious forces f. Deter adventurism through diplomatic signaling afforded by positioning MPSs, and alerting the Marine Corps' and Navy's Operating Forces. g. Provide rapid peacetime response in support of humanitarian assistance and disaster relief. h. Provide economy of force through reduction of strategic airlift requirements and reduction of, or obviation of the need to employ amphibious forces. i. Augment fleet defense by providing tactical air support from ashore. j. Augment a previously committed MAGTF. f. Deter adventurism through diplomatic signaling afforded by positioning MPSs, and alerting the Marine Corps' and Navy's Operating Forces. g. Provide rapid peacetime response in support of humanitarian assistance and disaster relief. h. Provide economy of force through reduction of strategic airlift requirements and reduction of, or obviation of the need to employ amphibious forces. i. Augment fleet defense by providing tactical air support from ashore. j. Augment a previously committed MAGTF.

    17. Characteristics Rapid Response Enabling Force Global In Nature Naval in Character Self-Sustaining Tailored Response MPF Characteristics. The Maritime Prepositioning Force provides a strategic deployment option using regionally sited ships pre-loaded with USMC/USN equipment and supplies, ready to forward deploy on order for unloading. Rapid Response. Significantly faster response than an equivalent amphibious organization; saving marshaling and transit time. Enabling Force. Rapid buildup of combat power ashore without impacting previously deployed forces, or without the assistance of other forces. Global in Nature. Three squadrons, each capable of supporting a Marine Expeditionary Brigade (MEB) are forward deployed in strategically advantageous locations for the anticipated threats. RECAP MPSRON 1 European theatre MPSRON 2 in Diego Garcia MPSRON 3 in the Guam/Saipan area. Naval in Character. Power projection from the sea in an acceptably permissive environment. Self-Sustaining. Thirty days of supply in most Classes of supply. Tailored Response. There are two Force Modules consisting of part or all of an MPF force that allows for tailored response to a world situation. (1) MPF MEB (15,748 Marines and Sailors): Represents a brigade sized element MEB and a medium mechanized capability. (2) MPF MEU (2,238 Marines and Sailors). More robust in mobility and combined arms capabilities than an amphibious MEU. MPF Characteristics. The Maritime Prepositioning Force provides a strategic deployment option using regionally sited ships pre-loaded with USMC/USN equipment and supplies, ready to forward deploy on order for unloading. Rapid Response. Significantly faster response than an equivalent amphibious organization; saving marshaling and transit time. Enabling Force. Rapid buildup of combat power ashore without impacting previously deployed forces, or without the assistance of other forces. Global in Nature. Three squadrons, each capable of supporting a Marine Expeditionary Brigade (MEB) are forward deployed in strategically advantageous locations for the anticipated threats. RECAP MPSRON 1 European theatre MPSRON 2 in Diego Garcia MPSRON 3 in the Guam/Saipan area. Naval in Character. Power projection from the sea in an acceptably permissive environment. Self-Sustaining. Thirty days of supply in most Classes of supply. Tailored Response. There are two Force Modules consisting of part or all of an MPF force that allows for tailored response to a world situation. (1) MPF MEB (15,748 Marines and Sailors): Represents a brigade sized element MEB and a medium mechanized capability. (2) MPF MEU (2,238 Marines and Sailors). More robust in mobility and combined arms capabilities than an amphibious MEU.

    18. MPS Squadron Two(8 Ships combined carry cargo listed below) AMSEA Class RO/RO vessels Length – 671’ Beam – 106’ Draft – 30’ Deadweight long tons – 30,000 Capacity – 152 / 522 TEU MHE – (5) 39 LT pedestal cranes; helo deck; 4pt mooring system Total – 5 ships in class AMSEA Class RO/RO vessels Length – 671’ Beam – 106’ Draft – 30’ Deadweight long tons – 30,000 Capacity – 152 / 522 TEU MHE – (5) 39 LT pedestal cranes; helo deck; 4pt mooring system Total – 5 ships in class

    19. Waterman Class Converted RO/RO cargo ships Largest MPS Best LO/LO SS PFC Eugene A Obregon (MPSRON 1) SS Sgt Matej Kocak (MPSRON 2) SS Maj Stephen W Pless (MPSRON 3)SS PFC Eugene A Obregon (MPSRON 1) SS Sgt Matej Kocak (MPSRON 2) SS Maj Stephen W Pless (MPSRON 3)

    27. CLB 13Personnel Totals by Lift

    28. NATIVE FURY 08 DAILY SCHEDULE 9 JUNE – 6 JULY

    29. NATIVE FURY 08 DAILY SCHEDULE 7 JULY – 3 AUGUST

    30. Questions

    37. Operation Iraqi Freedom I MEFPOSTAL

    38. Classes of Mail FIRST CLASS (13 oz or less) Averaging about 7-10 days for delivery PRIORITY (Over 13 oz. up to 70 lbs.) Recommended for packages. Average about 7-10 days delivery. FLAT RATE BOX ($10.95 regardless of weight) (Great Value) FLAT RATE ENVELOPE ($4.80 regardless of weight) PARCEL POST (Over 2 lbs. up to 70 lbs.) Slowest/Cheapest way to send packages. Average about 8-14 days delivery. MOTO MAIL (Email to Hard-copy letter) NON-POSTAL (USPS) carriers (i.e., FEDEX, UPS, DHL) are not handled by Military Postal Clerks.

    39. PROPER PACKING IS A MUST

    40. TIPS FOR PROPER PACKAGING Recommend NYLON FILAMENT FIBER TAPE OR MAILING TAPE. Masking and scotch tape are NOT AUTHORIZED. Place LIQUID items such as salsa, lotion and beverages in separate zip lock bags. Always use the SMALLEST box possible. Always use DURABLE boxes. Use BUBBLE WRAP/STYROFOAM POPCORN when sending breakable items. Package items TIGHTLY to avoid shifting.

    41. TIPS FOR PROPER PACKAGING Never send BULKY items in an envelope (i.e,. Keys, Dog Tags, Rings, and Cassette Tapes). Include the RETURN and ADDRESSEES ADDRESS inside the parcel. Place the address on only one side of the article being mailed. Use INSURANCE on packages that contain valuable items going to and from the U.S. and deployment site.

    42. CUSTOMS REGULATIONS All mail weighing OVER 16 OUNCES must be presented to a post office for mailing. All parcels being sent FROM, TO or BETWEEN an APO/FPO must bear a customs form. To assist customs and prevent damage to your package, include Lock Combination or Keys when mailing sea-bags, or foot lockers. Custom forms must be filled out in DETAIL.    

    43. MAILING RESTRICTIONS OBSCENE MATERIAL (pictures, magazines, nude or semi-nude). PORK and PORK BY-PRODUCTS. LARGE QUANTITIES of material contrary to the Islamic belief. Quantities for personal use are permissible. No Alcohol. For additional restriction, contact your local military post office. EXPRESS MAIL not authorized. If accidentally accepted at post office, request refund for overpayment.

    44. MOTO MAIL ADDRESS RANK, NAME CLB 13 Unit 42330 FPO AP 96426-2330

    45. CHANGE OF ADDRESS FORM – PS FORM 3575

    46. FREE MAIL FROM an overseas combat location TO the United States ONLY. Postcards, Letters and Recorded Communications (whether sound or video) with the character of personal correspondence. Must have a FROM and a TO address. “FREE” written in the top right corner.

    48. MotoMail Definition Free USMC system that delivers sealed letters submitted via the Internet from anywhere and is printed at USMC Post Offices in Iraq and usually delivered within 24 hours or less

    49. Login to www.MotoMail.us Select recipient from address book Type or cut & paste letter into the dialog box. Click send and verify correctness Letters downloaded and printed Letters dispatched for “Last Mile” delivery by Military Postal infrastructure. Letters read and re-read. Note: 1) System provides “Real-Time Tracking” via online report viewer and login messaging and optionally via email. MotoMail eliminates costly front-end transportation and sort & re-sort. Login to www.MotoMail.us Select recipient from address book Type or cut & paste letter into the dialog box. Click send and verify correctness Letters downloaded and printed Letters dispatched for “Last Mile” delivery by Military Postal infrastructure. Letters read and re-read. Note: 1) System provides “Real-Time Tracking” via online report viewer and login messaging and optionally via email. MotoMail eliminates costly front-end transportation and sort & re-sort.

    50. What MotoMail CAN’T do NOT available worldwide for delivery Currently available in Iraq, Afghanistan, and the MEUs. MotoMail CAN’T be sent FROM Iraq to the U.S. (Can be sent locally within Iraq)

    51. USMC implementation during OIF II, Phase II Supports Internet and Scanning capability to send to deployed Marines Provides 7 Scan locations at Home Bases/Stations Pendleton, Miramar, 29 Palms, Lejeune, Yuma, Cherry Point, HQMC Easy access from bases to troops for family members without Internet access Provides 4 print locations at USMC postal facilities in OIF II USMC implementation during OIF II, Phase II Supports Internet and Scanning capability to send to deployed Marines Provides 7 Scan locations at Home Bases/Stations Pendleton, Miramar, 29 Palms, Lejeune, Yuma, Cherry Point, HQMC Easy access from bases to troops for family members without Internet access Provides 4 print locations at USMC postal facilities in OIF II

    52. www.MotoMail.us Website 6 easy steps for registration Sites has main features of: Address Book 3 stages of tracking Only required to know unit name not location Quick Letterwriter program Support the troops Media Module Tell A Friend 6 easy steps for registration Sites has main features of: Address Book 3 stages of tracking Only required to know unit name not location Quick Letterwriter program Support the troops Media Module Tell A Friend

    53. I MEF POC CWO4 Donald Darling Box 555001 Camp Pendleton CA 92055-5001 DSN 361-1196 Comm. 1-760-763-1196 E-mail: mcbcampenpostal@usmc.mil HQMC POC MotoMail Info: MotoMail Toll Free 1-877-763-2542 Website: www.motomail.us Summary: MotoMail System has a tremendous positive effect on morale by providing unparalleled delivery times. Reduces costs by eliminating costly front-end transportation infrastructure and the need process and re-process the same piece of mail time and time again. It is Fast, Safe, Secure, Accurate and Private. FREE Summary: MotoMail System has a tremendous positive effect on morale by providing unparalleled delivery times. Reduces costs by eliminating costly front-end transportation infrastructure and the need process and re-process the same piece of mail time and time again. It is Fast, Safe, Secure, Accurate and Private. FREE

    55. Military Post Office 725-5769 763-1196 “We can’t fix it, if we don’t know” Any Questions?

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