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LT Stan Tarrant Director of Operational Logistics Watchstander Division (DOL-41) Portsmouth, VA

LT Stan Tarrant Director of Operational Logistics Watchstander Division (DOL-41) Portsmouth, VA. Purpose. Provide: USCG Overview USCG “Logistics” Specialties USCG Organization USCG Contingency Logistics USCG OIF-OEF Mission Support. Past and Present.

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LT Stan Tarrant Director of Operational Logistics Watchstander Division (DOL-41) Portsmouth, VA

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  1. LT Stan TarrantDirector of Operational LogisticsWatchstander Division (DOL-41)Portsmouth, VA

  2. Purpose • Provide: • USCG Overview • USCG “Logistics” Specialties • USCG Organization • USCG Contingency Logistics • USCG OIF-OEF Mission Support

  3. Past and Present • 1790: “Revenue Marine” created within Treasury • 1863: “Revenue Cutter Service” established • 1915: Revenue Cutter Service combines with the U.S. Lifesaving Service (1848) to create the Coast Guard • 1939: U.S. Lighthouse Service (1789) added • 1946: Steamboat Inspection Service (1838) added • 1967: CG moved to Department of Transportation • 2003: CG moved to Department of Homeland Security

  4. Missions • By law, the Coast Guard has 11 missions: • Ports, waterways, and coastal security • Drug interdiction • Aids to navigation • Search and rescue • Living marine resources • Marine safety • Defense readiness • Migrant interdiction • Marine environmental protection • Ice operations • Other law enforcement • We are military, multi-mission, and maritime.

  5. USCG Roles & Missions • National Defense Role • Maritime Interception, Port Ops, Security and Defense (Title 10 with USN) • Maritime Safety • Safety Standards, license mariners, prevent loss of life and property. (Title 14) • Maritime Security • Enforce borders, deter illegal immigration, prevent/interdict smuggling, boating regulations (Title 14) • Commerce • Ensure safe transit of cargo, maintain aids to navigation, ensure foreign vessels meet Int’l safety requirements. (Title 14) • Natural Resources • Enforce pollution regulations, safety zones around platforms and fishing regulations. (Title 14)

  6. Coast Guard People • 41,948 Active Duty • 60% new since 9-11 • 7,484 Reservists • 80% recalled since 9-11 • 7,659 Civilians • 28,986 Auxiliarists • All volunteer w/ no pay • Equal opportunity

  7. Coast GuardCutters & Small Boats • 247 Cutters (65ft >: 418’*, 378’, 270’, 210’, 179’) • less than 179’ District “owned” • greater than 179’ Area “owned” • 1,850 Small Boats (21-64’, 25’, 41’, 47’)

  8. USCG Aircraft • 54 Airplanes (C-130, CASA HC-144, HU-25) • 150 Helicopters (MH-60J, MH-65)

  9. Deployable Specialized Forces • 14 Maritime Safety and Security Teams (MSST) (approx. 100 person units w/ 6 RBS boats, support vehicles, armory, CMD ctr, not 100% self supporting. Primary function is LE (Title 14), USCG UoF • 8 Port Security Units (PSU) (approx. 145 personnel: 140 reserve-5 active), w/ 6 25’ boats, deployable within 24 hours, operations within 96 hours, 100% self supporting. Primary function is MHD (Title 10) • National Strike Force: 3 teams (Atlantic, Pacific & Gulf) specialized training in HAZMAT, oil spill response, deployable disaster response within 24 hours, and ICS specialists. Primary function is environmental mitigation, Law Enforcement Title 14. • 1 Maritime Security Response Team (MSRT) out of Chesapeake, VA

  10. LOGISTICS SPECIALTIES • ENLISTED RATINGS • SK (storekeeper) • IT (information system tech) • FS (food service specialists) • HS (health service tech) • EM (electrician’s mate) • ET (electronics tech) • AMT (aviation maintenance tech) • AET (avionics electrical tech) • DC (damage controlman) • MK (machinery tech) • YN (yeoman) OFFICERS • No dedicated Supply Corp or Quartermaster Corp • DCMS support positions (naval eng, civil eng, aviation eng, electronics eng, personnel support, medical) • Few true logistician billets or a defined logistics career path

  11. Commandant (CG-00) Vice Commandant (CG-09) Atlantic Area Pacific Area Chief of Staff (CG-01) Districts Maintenance & Logistics Command Mission Execution Units Mission Support Units Districts Maintenance & Logistics Command Director of Governmental & Public Affairs (CG-092) Judge Advocate General & Chief Counsel (CG-094) Mission Execution Units Mission Support Units Asst. Comdt for Human Resources(CG-1) Asst. Comdt for Intelligence & Criminal Investigations (CG-2) Asst. Comdt for Operations (CG-ACO) Asst. Comdt for Engineering & Logistics (CG-4) Asst. Comdt for C4IT (CG-6) Asst. Comdt for Resources(CG-8) Asst. Comdt for Acquisition (CG-9) Asst. Comdt for Marine Safety, Security, and Stewardship (CG-5) Asst. Comdt for Capability (CG-7) Previous Coast Guard Organizational Alignment

  12. Coast Guard Organization Commandant (CG-00) / Vice-Commandant (CG-09) Pacific Area Asst Comdt for Governmental & Public Affairs (CG-092) Atlantic Area Asst Comdt for Intel & Criminal Investigations (CG-2) Judge Advocate General & Chief Council (CG-094) Asst Comdt for Resources (CG-8) Districts Enterprise Strategic, Mgt, & Doctrine (CG-095) Districts Mission Execution Units Deputy Commandant for Mission Support (DCMS) Deputy Commandant for Operations (DCO) Mission Execution Units Deployable Ops Group DCMS-8 DCMS-5 APO DCMS-34 Asst Comdt for Marine Safety, Security, & Stewardship (CG-5) FORCECOM Asst Comdt for Engineering & Logistics (CG-4) Asst Comdt for C4IT (CG-6) Asst Comdt for Acquisition (CG-9) DOL Asst Comdt for Human Resources (CG-1) Asst Comdt for Capability (CG-7) C4IT Service Center (C4IT SC) Bases Training Centers Personnel Service Center (PSC) Aviation Logistics Center (ALC) Health, Safety & Work-Life Service Center (HSWL) Shore Infrastructure Logistics Center (SILC) Surface Forces Logistics Center (SFLC)

  13. Current Coast Guard Area and District boundaries

  14. Coast Guard Director of Operational Logistics Director of Operational Logistics Proposed Functions • 24/7 DCMS Watch Desk • Logistics Contingency Planning (National Level) • Logistics Operations Planning (National Level) • Base Support • Base Standardization • Manage DCMS LCI Program • Director’s Council Chair • Communications Deputy Director SES/O-6 Contingency & Deployable Logistics (DOL-4) Compliance & Analysis (DOL-7) Base Operations (DOL-3) Bases Watchstander Div (DOL-41) Logistics Mgt Div (LANT) (DOL-42) Logistics Mgt Div (PAC) (DOL-43) • NOTE *: DCMS-5 is looking to identify two additional positions to be embedded at both Areas to serve as Logistics Managers. Upon stand up of the DOL the Division Chiefs of DOL-42 & DOL-43 will serve in this role Area Logistics Managers* (DOL-LANT-4/PAC-4)

  15. DOL-4 • Contingency Planning • Deployable OPS Logistics • Exercise Logistics • 24/7/365 DCMS watch • Liaison w/ DOD/DOS/DHS • Logistics Liaison to LANT/PAC Area • CBR Equipment Issue

  16. Contingency Support Functions (Emergency Response Teams) • Personnel Management • Naval Engineering • Electronics Systems • Operational Medicine/ Occupational Safety • Civil Engineering • Legal • Finance • Food Service

  17. OIF-OEFPATFORSWA • Patrol Forces – Southwest Asia (PATFORSWA): • TACON Navy CENTCOM • Located Manama, Bahrain • Functions: Six 110-foot Island Class cutters and 245 personnel provide force protection for U.S. vessels and Iraqi oil platforms.

  18. OIF-OEFPSU - METT • Port Security Units (PSUs): TACON Navy CENTCOM • Located Kuwait, Bahrain • Functions: Force Protection/Anti-Terrorism for US forces afloat and ashore, as well as vital interests in theatre (i.e. oil platforms, etc) • Middle East Training Teams (METT): Based in Bahrain, responsible for providing specialized LE training to all the cutters in theatre, augment other boarding teams and assets in theatre, train foreign military units throughout the region and conduct special demonstrations for visiting VIP's.

  19. OIF-OEFPSU – METT (cont) • Provide AT/FP in U.S. territory to maintain NVPZ for MOL vessel while at commercial or military port; Title 10 mission using Title 14 for LE • Ensure safe loading of cargo & perimeter security for vessel-EHS • TACON to Sector CDR during 24-7 operations (MSST & reserve) • Support TRANSCOM, NORTHCOM

  20. OIF-OEFLogistic Support • RAID: Redeployment Assistance & Inspection Detachment , 10 person team, Embed with USA • TACON to a Deployment Support Brigade (DSB) • Kuwait, Iraq, Afghanistan • Functions: Support the shipment of materials; assist DOD with safe re-deployment of containerized cargo, assist with storage/segregation of HAZMAT, and ensure HAZMAT is properly prepared for shipment and for re-entry to U.S. ports. 

  21. Haiti Earthquake • Unified Response • USCG Logistics LNO at JTF Haiti J-4 • USCG Logistics LNSO at 3rd ESC • 3rd ESC provided “life support” for PSU 307 on the ground in Haiti • USCG LNO at CTF 48 in GTMO • USCG always has a presence in GTMO • USCG did initial ATON and port assessment and were relieved by NCAG • USAF transported PSU via C-17 to Haiti • Operation Vigilant Sentry • Only achieved Operation Southeast Watch (USCG) • Homeland Security Task Force-Southeast (HSTF-SE) • DOD JMOC stood-up in GTMO and works with USCG on migrant processing

  22. USCGLogistics Factoids • 80% of fuel for cutters/aircraft comes from Defense Energy Support Center @ standard prices. 20% open market contract. • Ammunition is procured through USN supply system • Weapon systems funded by USN and USCG maintained • Health services uses TRICARE, USCG PA’s, direct commissioned physicians, US Public Health Services physicians, and contracted out source to private sector • Weapons are procured via USN contract and by GSA contract • Hull repairs are done at USCG yards or private contracted services • USCG must use ICS for talking with DHS and JOPES for DoD • TRANSCOM used to move some USCG cargo otherwise internal assets move USCG cargo: strike teams, aviation parts, oil spill equip.

  23. Summary • USCG-military service under DHS • Funding based on USCG authorization bill within DHS • Title 10 & Title 14 authority drives the missions • USCG logistics is based on a combination of DoD & DHS policy, needs, missions, funding, & agencies • Internal repair locations for vessels & aircraft with external partners • USCG uses ICS for all non-DoD events and uses JOPES for events or missions with DoD • The Coast Guard is modernizing both organization and business practices

  24. Questions? CDR Brenda Kerr DOL-4 Contingency & Deployable Logistics Brenda.k.kerr@uscg.mil (757) 628-4291 Mr Sergio Cerda DOL-43 DOL-4, West Coast Det Supervisor Sergio.D.Cerda@uscg.mil (510)437-3134

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