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MARINE CORPS UNIFORM BOARD

MARINE CORPS UNIFORM BOARD. President: Col R. Mortenson Program Manager: NH-III M. Boyt Program Analyst: Mr. R. Sloan. UNIFORM BOARD MISSION.

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MARINE CORPS UNIFORM BOARD

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  1. MARINE CORPS UNIFORM BOARD President: Col R. Mortenson Program Manager: NH-III M. Boyt Program Analyst: Mr. R. Sloan

  2. UNIFORM BOARD MISSION “To balance the individual Marine’s need for ‘best value’ clothing in terms of practicality, quality and cost within realistic supply, support and fiscal constraints to ensure the Marine Corps maintains functional, traditional and distinctive uniforms.”

  3. PMCUB FUNCTIONAL AREAS • Uniform Board Management • Regulations and Web Page Management • Clothing Allowances • Supplemental • Civilian Clothing • Research and Development

  4. UNIFORM BOARD MANAGEMENT • Boards Held “As Required” • When there are enough issues to convene (generally on a quarterly basis) • Electronic Uniform Board for individual/hot issues

  5. UNIFORM BOARD PROCESS

  6. COMMAND REPS • I, II, III MEF • MARFORLANT, MARFORPAC, MARFORRES • MCABs East and West • MCBs Camp Lejeune, Camp Pendleton, Japan, and Quantico • MCRD Parris Island and San Diego • MCCGC 29 Palms, MCCDC Quantico, MCLB Albany and Marine Corps Recruiting Cmd

  7. COMMAND REP RESPONSIBLITIES • To provide a comprehensive command recommendation/comment on Board issues. • Some methods used by reps: • Convene own unit level Board to review issues then receive command concurrence. • Survey units and consolidate the results for a command recommendation.

  8. CLOTHING ALLOWANCES • MCO P10120.28F with change 1 • Supplemental clothing allowances • Defined as “an issue of clothing to augment a Marine’s current issue” • All Authorized Allowances are listed in Enclosure (2), MCBul 10120 (which is published annually, a link is provided on the MCUB website) • New allowance and revisions requests are reviewed by DC P&R to determine supportability (paid with MPMC funds) and approved by CMC via the MCUB process.

  9. CLOTHING ALLOWANCES(Continued) • Organizational Issue • Civilian Clothing Allowance • Three types: • Initial Permanent Duty Civilian Clothing Allowance • Temporary Duty Civilian Clothing Allowance • Replacment Civilian Clothing Allowance • MCBul 10120 provides the current fiscal year monetary amounts in enclosure (4), for previous years amounts contact the MCUB. • DC I&L (LPC-3) has cognizance on the policy, PMCUB process the requests.

  10. RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT • MCUB at the initiating/approval end of the research and development process • MarCorSysCom (PM ICE) does the developing/ testing/fielding of prototypes

  11. POINTS OF CONTACT • PMCUB Staff: • Ms. M. Boyt: DSN 378-4607 comm (703)432-4607 mary.boyt@usmc.mil • Mr. Ron Sloan: DSN 378-4754 Comm (703)432-4754 ronald.sloan.ctr@usmc.mil • DC I&L (LPC-3) Uniform Supply Policy • Mr. A. Mays: DSN 225-8946 Comm (703)695-8946 alonzo.mays@usmc.mil • Marine Corps Systems Command (PM ICE) • Mr. D. Fitzgerald: DSN 378-3344 Comm (703)432-3344 daniel.fitzgerald@usmc.mil

  12. The End

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