UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS I MARINE EXPEDITIONARY FORCE U. S. MARINE CORPS FORCES, PACIFIC BOX CAMP PENDLETON, CA

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1 UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS I MARINE EXPEDITIONARY FORCE U. S. MARINE CORPS FORCES, PACIFIC BOX CAMP PENDLETON, CA From: Commanding General, First Marine Expeditionary Force To: Distribution List Subj: I MEF DEVELOPMENT OF 1ST MARINE EXPEDITIONARY BRIGADE (SHORT TITLE: 1ST MEB ORDER) IN REPLY REFER TO: I MEFO 3100 G3 26 JUN 2013 Ref: (a) 1st Brigade Lineage, 28 Nov 2005 (b) CMC Planning Guidance 2010 (c) Marine Corps Vision and Strategy 2025 (d) Marine Corps Service Campaign Plan (e) Force Structure Review Group Report, 14 Mar 2011 (f) 2017 Baseline MEB Brief 12 Mar 2012 (g) Service MEB OPT Apr 2013 (h) Marine Corps Order , Marine Corps Task List (MCTL) 2.0, 1 May 2013 (MEB METL) (i) Marine Corps Order P5750.1H, Manual for the Marine Corps Historical Program, 13 Feb 2009 (j) Marine Corps Order , Marine Corps Readiness Reporting Standard Operating Procedures (SOP), 30 Jul 2010 (k) Marine Corps Bulletin 3501, Maritime Prepositioning Force, Force Lists, 14 April 2010 (l) Marine Corps Marine Air Ground Task Force (MAGTF) Lift Requirement, 12 Oct 2010 (m) I MEF Order P1001.2A, I MEF Reserve Integration SOP, 16 Jul 2012 (n) I MEF Capstone , 20 Sep 2012 (o) I MEF FY13 Campaign Plan, 4 Sept 2012 (p) 1st MEB Crisis Action Plan Standard Operating Procedure (CAPSOP) (q) Quarterly Report of I MEF Crisis Response Force Availability and Readiness (r) 1st MEB Training Continuum (DTG Z May 13) (s) I MEF Directive ISO MPF Enabler (DTG Z May 13) Encl: (1) 1st MEB CE Manning Document (2) Arrival and Assembly Operations Group (AAOG) Manning Document (3) Survey, Liaison, and Reconnaissance Party (SLRP) Manning Document (4) Offload Preparation Party (OPP) Manning Document

2 Subj: I MEF DEVELOPMENT OF 1ST MARINE EXPEDITIONARY BRIGADE (5) MSE Arrival and Assembly Operations Element (AAOE) Manning Document (6) MAGTF Offload Liaison Team (MOLT) Manning Document (7) Landing Force Support Party (LFSP) Manning Document (8) MAGTF Driver Pool Manning Document (9) 1st MEB CE Deployment Echelons (10) 1st MEB Equipment Density List (EDL) 1. Situation. Ref (a) details the lineage of 1st Marine Brigade through a century of activations and deactivations in response to crises in the Philippines, Veracruz, Haiti, Iceland, World War II, Latin America, Guam and the Korean Conflict. On 23 November 1999, 1st Marine Brigade was activated as 1st Marine Expeditionary Brigade (1st MEB) and assigned to I Marine Expeditionary Force (I MEF) in Camp Pendleton. Refs (b) through (s) govern the development of a MEB capability in the U.S. Marine Corps and I MEF. This order amplifies existing direction to establish 1st MEB as the crisis and contingency response force within I MEF. Ref (n) specifies Enhance MAGTF Warfighting Proficiency as a Line of Effort (LOE) for 2012 to 2016 for I MEF with particular focus on 1st MEB for 2012 to Ref (o) identifies Increase 1st MEB s Warfighting Proficiency as a I MEF Line of Operation (LOO) for FY13. a. Operating Environment. An uncertain and dangerous operating environment characterized by violent extremist organizations, political instability in critical areas of national interest, vast ungoverned spaces ripe for turmoil and exploitation, regional hegemons, and natural disasters demand a force in readiness with capabilities for a global response. Development of 1st MEB as a crisis and contingency response force provides Marine Component Commanders (MARFORS) with a responsive MAGTF capable of executing operations across the range of military operations (ROMO) in support of Combatant Commanders (CCDR) requirements and tasks. b. Application. This order is applicable to I MEF Command Element (CE), I MEF Major Subordinate Commands (MSCs) to include 1st MEB, and 1st MEB Major Subordinate Elements (MSEs). This order outlines desired capabilities for a MEB MAGTF and an operating concept to guide force generation and capability development. The order further provides formal tasks to I MEF MSCs and MSEs to man, train, and equip the subordinate elements of the 1st MEB. 2

3 Subj: I MEF DEVELOPMENT OF 1ST MARINE EXPEDITIONARY BRIGADE c. Assumptions (1) I MEF is capable of sourcing and sustaining a MEB in support of crisis response and Operational Plan (OPLAN)/Concept Plan (CONPLAN) tasking/response within the current operating environment. (2) Maritime Prepositioning Ships (MPS) enable the 1st MEB s rapid deployment and employment of a fully capable MAGTF. MPS is the most likely method of deployment for 1st MEB until the U.S. Navy obtains a 33-ship inventory. (3) 1st MEB will be aligned with the Service assigned I MEF OPLAN/CONPLAN alignment with principal focus in the PACOM and CENTCOM Areas of Responsibility. (4) The availability of amphibious lift will challenge the deployment of a traditional MEB-sized Amphibious Landing Force (ALF) by amphibious shipping alone. (5) The rotation of forces and individual augments, in support of global force management (GFM) and unit deployment program (UDP), will be suspended to support a crisis or contingency. Units involved in pre-deployment training will be available for assignment to 1st MEB. (6) Sufficient training and readiness of forces available for crisis response and contingencies are sustained below the regiment and group level by means of GFM rotational Pre-deployment Training Program (PTP) and unit training. (7) Strategic Lift will be available to support operational deployment in the event of crisis or contingency. (8) 1st MEB has the ability to operate in an austere environment and immature theater. d. Cancellation. This order remains in effect until cancelled by higher authority or superseded by revision. 2. Mission. I MEF develops a crisis and contingency response force capability resident in the 1st MEB through a deliberate man, train and equip process in order to support and/or accomplish CCDR and Service tasks across ROMO. 3

4 Subj: I MEF DEVELOPMENT OF 1ST MARINE EXPEDITIONARY BRIGADE 3. Execution a. Commander s Intent (1) Purpose. To develop 1st MEB as an embedded MAGTF within I MEF as a certified crisis and contingency response force capable of executing assigned missions across the ROMO. (2) Method. I MEF will develop 1st MEB capabilities in accordance with MCTL [ref (h)] and the most likely assigned OPLAN/CONPLAN missions. A deliberate man, train, and equip process will be applied to develop MEB capabilities within the 1st MEB CE, Aviation Combat Element (ACE), Ground Combat Element (GCE), Logistics Combat Element (LCE), Brigade Headquarters Group (BHG) and associated Naval Support Element (NSE). 1st MEB will not have assigned forces, but will develop habitual relationships with designated subordinate command elements to develop a cohesive MAGTF. A MEB force list will be identified, predicated upon the most ready units to deploy and employ. Crisis Response Force packages will be developed as modular MAGTF options resident in I MEF and represent I MEF s CONUSbased Crisis Response Force. The 1st MEB CE and its MSEs will develop a baseline EDL that will be scalable and task organized to support the assigned mission. 1st MEB will conduct an annual Strategic Mobility Exercise (STRATMOBEX) with all MSEs, CE, and MPF Enabler Packages confirming MAGTF Deployment Support System II (MDSS II) Level IV data for their associate EDLs. 1st MEB will develop and execute a comprehensive, three-tiered training plan in order to exercise as a MAGTF (Tier 3), develop MSE competencies (Tier 2), and ensure individual readiness (Tier 1). 1st MEB tactical standard operating procedures (TACSOP) will guide capability development and operational execution. I MEF will share and exchange capability development and lessons learned with HQMC, Marine Force Pacific (MARFORPAC), Marine Forces Command (MARFORCOM), II MEF, and III MEF. (3) Endstate. Manning documents for 1st MEB CE, MPF Enablers, to include the AAOG, SLRP, OPP and MOLT, and 1st MEB MSE Headquarters (HQs) are sourced and updated monthly. The Baseline EDL is identified and validated via the annual STRATMOBEX in order to enable the development of the Time Phased Force Deployment Data (TPFDD). 1st MEB and its MSEs are trained and certified to execute the most likely missions in accordance with MEB mission essential task lists (METL). 1st MEB capability is developed to composite rapidly, deploy on short notice, and employ across the ROMO. 4

5 Subj: I MEF DEVELOPMENT OF 1ST MARINE EXPEDITIONARY BRIGADE b. Concept of Operations (1) Man. The MEB CE will be formed from the I MEF CE with support from I MEF Headquarters Group (I MHG) MSEs. 1st MEB ACE, GCE, and LCE HQs are identified and formed from standing O-6 level [Regiment and Marine Aircraft Group (MAG)] HQ as designated by the I MEF MSCs and approved by CG, I MEF. Additionally, a BHG staff will be formed from within I MHG HQs existing organic structure. The 1st MEB Force List is identified and reported in accordance with force structure specified in paragraph 3c of this order. (2) Train. Capability development of 1st MEB will be in accordance with the I MEF Capstone LOEs in ref (n) and the I MEF FY13 Campaign Plan LOOs in ref (o). The 1st MEB core competencies define capability sets derived from OPLAN/CONPLAN analysis, Service Strategy, U.S. Marine Corps doctrine, and MCTL [ref (h)]. The capability development and certification cycle of the 1st MEB is defined as a two-year period directed by the 1st MEB Training Continuum in ref (r). (3) Equip. The 1st MEB s equipment will primarily be provided from MPF and I MEF resources. 1st MEB EDL will be identified and updated annually. A Fly-in Echelon (FIE) will be identified for MPF Enablers and 1st MEB echeloning. The STRATMOBEX will validate MSE, CE, and Enabler equipment and provide MDSS II Level IV data. 1st MEB s continued participation in MPF tailoring efforts will ensure relevancy of MPSRON 2 and MPSRON 3 IAW this order. (4) Synchronization. The 1st MEB s Battle Rhythm, to include meetings, staff development, unit training, and exercises will ensure that commanders and their HQs remain engaged in MEB readiness and assessment in compliance with the CG, 1st MEB s intent and guidance. (5) Readiness Reporting. Readiness will be reported in accordance with Defense Readiness and Reporting System-Marine Corps (DRRS-MC) with specific Commander s Comments addressing current and future ability to support MEB crisis or contingency operations as directed in ref (j). c. 1st MEB Operating Concept (1) 1st MEB Mission. On order, 1st MEB provides a scalable, joint-capable MAGTF to conduct crisis response and/or 5

6 Subj: I MEF DEVELOPMENT OF 1ST MARINE EXPEDITIONARY BRIGADE contingency response in order to support CCDR theater objectives. (2) MEB Doctrine and Warfighting. U.S. Marine Corps doctrine and warfighting publications apply to the development of MEB competencies and capabilities as a MAGTF. The MEB fights the single battle concept; the MEB CE, supported by the MEB ACE, fights the deep battle to shape the battle space and directs the MEB GCE, ACE, and LCE to fight the close and security area battles to decisively defeat the enemy. The MEB CE allocates resources and coordinates with Higher, Adjacent, and Supporting forces to include Joint and Combined forces as well as the Interagency through an established battle rhythm and defined Command and Control (C2) relationships. MEB capabilities must be applicable across ROMO. 1st MEB will develop the capability to serve as a nucleus for Joint Task Forces or Functional Component. (3) Force Structure/Force List. For planning and reporting purposes, the 1st MEB Force List is based on a notional MEB in accordance with ref (f). Specifically, the MAGTF will consist of a CE, BHG, GCE, ACE and LCE (total notional force list of approximately 14,800) (a) 1st MEB 1. MEB CE 2. BHG HQ 3. Force Recon Plat 4. Det, ANGLICO 5. Det, CAG 6. Det, Intel Bn 7. Det, Comm Bn 8. Det, Radio Bn 9. Det, Law Enforcement Bn (Military Police) (b) 1st MEB GCE 1. RCT HQ 2. 3 Infantry Battalions 3. 1 Arty Battalion (REIN) (HIMARS Btry) 4. 1 Eng Company (REIN) (1 CEB company minimum) 5. 1 Recon Company 6. 1 Tank Company (1 company minimum) 7. 1 AAV Company (1 company minimum) 8. 1 LAR Company 6

7 Subj: I MEF DEVELOPMENT OF 1ST MARINE EXPEDITIONARY BRIGADE (c) 1st MEB ACE 1. MAG HQ 2. Det MACG a. Det, MTACS (TACC) b. Det, MACS (ATC/MMT/TAOC/EWC) c. Det, MASS (DASC/ASE) d. Det, MWCS e. Battery, LAAD f. 1 VMU Sqdn 3. 2 MWSS 4. MALS (Composite RW/FW) 5. 1 VMGR Sqdn 6. 2 VMFA Sqdns 7. 2 VMA Sqdns 8. 2 VMM (or HMM) Sqdns 9. 2 HMH Sqdns HMLA (d) 1st MEB LCE 1. CLR HQ 2. HQ Co (REIN) a. FDSVC Plt b. Comm Plt c. Svcs Plt 3. 1 DS CLB 4. 1 Intermediate Supply and Maint Bn 5. 1 Surgical Co (REIN) a. HQ Plt b. 3 STP c. 3 FRSS d. Dental Plt (-) 6. 1 Engineer Supt Co (-)(REIN) a. Eng Supt Co (-) b. EOD Plt c. Bridge Squad 7. 1 Landing Support Co (-) (e) I MEF will provide a force list monthly and report crisis response capability quarterly to MARFORPAC, per ref (q). (4) Mission Sets. The most likely 1st MEB employment options in support of crisis and contingency missions: (a) Conventional Combat Operations (offensive and defensive operations) with the capability of providing command 7

8 Subj: I MEF DEVELOPMENT OF 1ST MARINE EXPEDITIONARY BRIGADE and control for three maneuver elements and employing all echelons of MAGTF fires (MCT ). (b) Prepositioning Operations (MPF) (MCT ). (c) Amphibious Operations (MCT ). (d) Foreign Humanitarian Assistance/Disaster Relief HA/DR) (MCT 1.16). (e) Large scale Non-Combatant Evacuation Operations (NEO) in support of OPLAN/CONPLAN (MCT ). (f) Counterinsurgency Operations (MCT 1.18). (g) Stability Operations (MCT 1.14). (h) Security Operations to include embassy defense and critical infrastructure protection (CIP) (MCT 6.5.1). (i) Enabling Operations for larger follow-on forces or force packages in support of operations (MCT ). (j) Phase 0 Shaping Operations to include Theater Security Cooperation (TSC) and large scale military-to-military engagements (MCT 5.5.5). (k) Joint and combined operations (MCT 5.5) ). (l) Defense Support to Civil Authorities (DSCA) (MCT (5) Deployment. 1st MEB will deploy via MPS, amphibious lift, strategic air, commercial air or combination thereof. The 1st MEB CE can echelon in four distinct echelons in order to provide C2 of in-theater forces to include MEU(s), forward deployed crisis response forces, and CONUS deployed operational forces per Enclosure (5). I MEF will identify, source, and deploy MPF enabling organizations per Enclosures (2) to (8). (6) Support. The 1st MEB G-4, in coordination with the 1st MEB G-3, will determine logistics priorities. 1st MEB will use current logistics automated systems, to include but not limited to transportation, services, supply/maintenance, deployment, and embarkation. Non-USMC systems may be used to interface with civilian (DSCA, nongovernmental organization, 8

9 Subj: I MEF DEVELOPMENT OF 1ST MARINE EXPEDITIONARY BRIGADE etc.), joint, or multi-national logistics agencies. The FIE planning will include an initial sustainment block, MPF Enabler packages and remaining T/E items not sourced from MPS. Thirty days of sustainment (DOS) will be sourced (MPS primary). The assigned LCE will be the primary source of non-aviation sustainment support for all elements of the MEB; the ACE will be responsible for providing the aviation logistics (AVLOG). A Logistics Working Group/Force Transportation Board will be integrated into the 1st MEB battle rhythm to ensure logistics efforts are synchronized and confirmed. (7) Crisis Response Packages. Organic within 1st MEB Forces are discreet MAGTF Crisis Response Packages that may deploy from CONUS as either a separate global response or as an element of the 1st MEB deployment in support of a crisis or contingency. Echelons of the MEB CE may deploy to provide C2 of the MAGTF crisis response package. (a) Light MAGTF Package 1. Composition: O-5 led task force (company builds to battalion); RW assault support and CAS (mission dependent); combat logistics company 2. Response Time: Seven (7) days ready for employment 3. Mission Sets: Security missions, enabling operations 4. Remarks: Not MPF enabled/fly in Echelon (FIE) only (b) Medium MAGTF Package 1. Composition: O-6 led MAGTF; battalion task force; composite squadron; combat logistics battalion 2. Response Time: 14 days ready for employment 3. Mission Sets: HA/DR, NEO, MPF, DSCA, Defensive Ops 4. Remarks: MPF enabled (c) Heavy MAGTF Package 1. Composition: Full MEB 2. Response Time: 30 days ready for employment 3. Mission Sets: Full ROMO (8) Habitual Relations. For planning, training/exercises, operational deployment and operational employment, 1st MEB develops and maintains habitual relationships with ESG-3 and MPSRON 2. 9

10 Subj: I MEF DEVELOPMENT OF 1ST MARINE EXPEDITIONARY BRIGADE d. Tasks (1) I MEF CE (a) Refine, source, and maintain 1st MEB CE Manning Document per Enclosure (1). (G1) (b) Refine, source and maintain AAOG, SLRP, OPP, and MOLT manning documents per ref (s) and Enclosures (2) to (4) and (6). (G1) (c) Maintain HQ Manning Documents for 1st MEB ACE, GCE, LCE, and BHG. (G1) (d) Establish a Report For Planning (RFP) relationship with 1st MEB ACE, GCE, and LCE HQs as appropriate. (G3) (e) Develop and annually update a baseline EDL that will be scalable and task organized to support the assigned mission. (G4) (f) Annually conduct a STRATMOBEX with CE and MPF Enabler Packages, confirming MDSS II Level IV data and the EDL. (G3) (g) Annually update 1st MEB s information in the Prepositioning Decision Support and Analysis Tool (PDSAT). (G4) (h) Develop and maintain a 1st MEB EDL shortfall list for MPF MEB. Coordinate global sourcing for all shortfalls not available within I MEF. (G4) (i) Assist with the development of, and collect, baseline UDL created by MSCs in MDSS II for an Amphibious MEB NLT 60 days after this order is signed. (G4) (j) Utilizing MSE and CE input, develop and maintain an FIE EDL based on 1st MEB G-3 prioritization of equipment and personnel. (G4) (k) Develop, maintain, and publish a two-year 1st MEB Training Exercise Employment Program (TEEP) IAW ref (r). (G3) 10

11 Subj: I MEF DEVELOPMENT OF 1ST MARINE EXPEDITIONARY BRIGADE (l) Manage and execute 1st MEB Training Plan upon issuance of ref (r). (G3) (m) Execute 1st MEB Battle Rhythm per paragraph 3e(6). (ALL) (n) Identify and report 1st MEB Force List to MARFORPAC G-3 on a monthly basis. (G3) (o) Report 1st MEB as a crisis response force quarterly to MARFORPAC via record message traffic per ref (q). (G3) (p) Report 1st MEB readiness in DRRS-MC. (G3) (q) Develop and maintain a 1st MEB TACSOP NLT 60 days after this order is signed. (G3) (G3/G5/G7) (r) Develop a concept for certifying 1st MEB. (s) Share and exchange MEB concepts with HQMC, MARFORPAC, MARFORCOM, II MEF, and III MEF. (G3) (t) Request 1st MEB Unit Identification Code (UIC) and Plain Language Address (PLA). (G1/G3/G6) (G3) (u) O/O, develop a landing plan for 1st MEB ALF. (v) O/O, develop an embarkation plan for 1st MEB ALF. (G3/G4) (w) Develop Marine Corps Center for Lessons Learned plan to capture lessons learned. (G3) (2) CG 1st Marine Division (1st MARDIV), CG 3d Marine Air Wing (3D MAW), CG 1st Marine Logistic Group (1st MLG), and CO I MEF Headquarters Group (I MHG) (a) Designate the 1st MEB GCE HQ (RCT HQ), 1st MEB ACE HQ (Composite MAG), 1st MEB LCE HQ (CLR), and 1st MEB BHG as required and direct RFP to CG, 1st MEB. (b) Refine, source, and maintain 1st MEB GCE, ACE, LCE and BHG HQ/MSE Manning Documents. 11

12 Subj: I MEF DEVELOPMENT OF 1ST MARINE EXPEDITIONARY BRIGADE (c) Source MSE representation to the AAOG, SLRP, OPP, AAOE, LFSP and MAGTF Driver Pool per Enclosures (2) to (5) and (8). (d) Identify and refine 1st MEB GCE, ACE, LCE, and BHG Force List in accordance with paragraph 3c(3) of this order and report monthly to I MEF G-3. (e) Develop and execute 1st MEB GCE, ACE, LCE and BHG/BHG MSE Training Plan in accordance with ref (r) NLT 60 days after this order is signed. (f) Support and execute 1st MEB Training Plan upon receipt of ref (r). (g) Develop and maintain a two-year 1st GCE, ACE, LCE and BHG/BHG MSE TEEP. order. (h) Participate in 1st MEB Battle Rhythm per this (i) Develop and annually update a baseline EDL that will be scalable and task organized to support the assigned mission. (j) Develop, maintain, and annually update an FIE EDL. Submit update to 1st MEB G4. (k) Conduct an annual STRATMOBEX, to include MPF Enabler Packages, confirming MDSS II Level IV data and the EDL. Submit MDSS II Level IV Data and updated EDL to 1st MEB G4. (l) Report 1st MEB GCE, ACE, LCE, and BHG readiness via respective MSC DRRS-MC Commander s Comments. (m) O/O, provide supporting documentation to the MEB landing plan. (n) O/O, support the development of an embarkation plan for 1st MEB ALF. PDSAT. (o) Annually update 1st MEB s information in the 12

13 Subj: I MEF DEVELOPMENT OF 1ST MARINE EXPEDITIONARY BRIGADE e. Coordinating Instructions (1) Manning Document Verification. 1st MEB CE will verify its manning document by staff section to the 1st MEB G-1 NLT the 15th of each month. 1st MEB ACE, GCE, LCE, and BHG/BHG MSEs will verify their HQs manning documents to 1st MEB G-1 NLT the 15th of the first month of each quarter (Oct, Jan, Apr, Jul). (2) Identification of ACE, GCE, LCE, and BHG HQs will be provided IAW paragraph 3b. CG I MEF prefers an enduring relationship with identified MEB MSE HQs. GFM deployments are accepted justification for the rotation of MEB MSE HQs. (3) Unit assignment to the MEB Force List will be provided by the I MEF MSCs on a monthly basis NLT 20th of each month to the I MEF G-3. I MEF MSCs will consider a balance of readiness with availability to deploy based on the GFM cycle of each unit; for planning purposes, unit assignment to 1st MEB will be NET 90 days after deployment and remain assigned until execution of Block IV training/certification. CG I MEF retains the ability for final determination based on MSC Commander s recommendation. (4) Certification. 1st MEB certifies to its MAGTF mission essential tasks every two years. I MEF will conduct the certification and CG I MEF will certify the 1st MEB. All certification efforts will initially focus on MEB CE and MSE (GCE, ACE, LCE, BHG/MSE) HQs. The certification will be a TEEP event that is conducted during an exercise or during a scheduled TSC event. (5) Exercise Cycle. 1st MEB will normally execute a two-year (fiscal year based) exercise cycle that will inform readiness and culminate in MEB CE and MAGTF CE certification. (a) Odd years: 1st MEB will conduct an amphibious exercise (DAWN BLITZ) and a conventional maneuver/combat exercise (Steel Knight/Wing War). (b) Even years: 1st MEB will conduct an MPF exercise (PACIFIC HORIZON/NATIVE FURY) and a combined arms exercise (Large Scale Exercise/US Army Warfighter). (6) 1st MEB Battle Rhythm. The battle rhythm drives 1st MEB s progress towards attainment of CG 1st MEB s stated goals 13

14 Subj: I MEF DEVELOPMENT OF 1ST MARINE EXPEDITIONARY BRIGADE and ensures synchronization and cohesion across the 1st MEB CE, ACE, GCE, LCE, and BHG. I MEF Working Groups provide opportunities for the Battle Staff, Special Staff, and assigned forces to achieve efficiencies, prioritize demands on the force, and mitigate scheduling conflicts pursuant to the CG 1st MEB priorities and focus areas. The following events and processes require participation, representation, or input: (a) 1st MEB Chief of Staff Meeting: CE Principals or Trusted Agents meet weekly (every Tuesday at 1330). (b) 1st MEB CG Meeting: CE Principal Staff and MSE Commanders meet monthly with the 1st MEB Commanding General (1st Tuesday of each month at 1330). (c) Quarterly Staff Development: The 1st MEB CE and MSE HQs will conduct quarterly staff development. At a minimum, quarterly sessions will include battle roster verification, staff updates, training related to MEB employment/operations and pending exercises, and verification of personnel readiness. Additionally, 1st MEB CE will conduct a short duration Crisis Action Team Exercise (CATEX), in concert with ref (p), focused on crisis problem framing and deployment readiness. Expeditionary Strike Group 3 (ESG-3) will be invited to participate in two of the four quarterly sessions each year. (7) TEEP. 1st MEB will develop a two-year TEEP to provide visibility and synchronization of all significant events to include monthly meetings, exercises, CATEXs, embark and STRATMOBEXs, exercises, and certification. The TEEP will be published to 1st MEB and I MEF in record message. The TEEP will provide detailed visibility of events out to two years. (8) Crisis Response Planning. In accordance with ref (p), crisis response planning will focus on problem framing and force generation to rapidly composite and deploy 1st MEB. (9) Readiness Reporting. In accordance with ref (j), 1st MEB readiness will be reported monthly via DRRS-MC. I MEF MSCs report ability to provide 1st MEB ACE, GCE, LCE, and BHG via MSC Commander s comments. Pertinent comments include Tier 2 training events and identification of CE and units by element. (10) Public Affairs. 1st MEB public affairs will coordinate with I MEF and higher and adjacent authorities to communicate and disseminate timely and accurate information to 14

15 Subj: I MEF DEVELOPMENT OF 1ST MARINE EXPEDITIONARY BRIGADE key audiences. 1st MEB PAO will maintain continuity as the official spokesperson for the Commanding General and communicate desired communication goals of the command. 1st MEB PAO is the release authority for all providing timely and accurate information to media, internal and external audience while keeping the Commander informed of emerging media operations related to 1st MEB contingencies. 1st MEB PAO will coordinate all community relation efforts, monitor trends in the information environment, engage on social media platforms and prepare subject matter experts to better communicate the mission of 1st MEB and priorities of the Commander. f. TACSOP. MEB CE, ACE, GCE, LCE, and BHG Tactical SOPs will include defined roles and responsibilities by staff section and billet; boards, bureaus, centers, cells, and working groups (B2C2WG); templates for briefs and messages; operating concepts and processes; and battle drill playbooks. g. Heraldry. 1st MEB will maintain a unit organization standard, battle standard, and distinct 1st MEB logo. h. Command Chronology. 1st MEB will be required to submit a separate command chronology in accordance with ref (i). i. EDL. Until HQMC publishes a doctrinal MEB force list and standard table of equipment, a baseline EDL will enable 1st MEB to scale and task organize its forces for any assigned mission. As a crisis response force, 1st MEB must be able to rapidly deploy as well as submit strategic movement requirements to U.S. Transportation Command via Joint Operation Planning and Execution System. Modifications to a baseline EDL can be continually scaled and modified as I&W point toward a future assigned mission. MDSS II Level IV UDL will be captured for each MSE and CE. Advance party, to include MPF Enablers and Security, UDL will be the first priorities for TPFDD submission IOT ensure those elements can deploy upon issue of an execute order. 4. Administration and Logistics. Omitted. 5. Command and Signal a. Command. Until deployment, CG, I MEF retains operational control (OPCON) of 1st MEB. Upon receipt of direction from higher headquarters, CG, I MEF will direct composition of 1st MEB. The I MEF Deputy Commanding General 15

16 Subj: I MEF DEVELOPMENT OF 1ST MARINE EXPEDITIONARY BRIGADE (DCG) is designated as the Commanding General, 1st MEB; CG, I MEF will designate another general officer if DCG is not available. Capability development through an organize/man/train/equip/deploy process remains the responsibility of CG, I MEF. Per this order, 1st MEB is to be identified and recognized as a I MEF MSC for purposes of planning, coordination, capability development, and assessment. Per this order, CG, I MEF directs a planning and coordination relationship between CG, 1st MEB and CG 1st Marine Division, CG 3d Marine Aircraft Wing, CG 1st Marine Logistics Group, and CO I MEF Headquarters Group in order to designate a 1st MEB GCE, ACE, and LCE HQs, and a BHG for planning coordination and preparation. Upon deployment, CG I MEF transfers OPCON of 1st MEB to the designated Marine Component or Joint Task Force through MARFORPAC. Readiness reporting of 1st MEB is the responsibility of I MEF until 1st MEB composites. b. Signal. 1st MEB maintains a classified and unclassified information portal populated with applicable orders, training and exercise plans, readiness assessments, SOPs, manning documents, EDLs, operational templates, and Indications and Warnings assessments of emerging crises. The 1st MEB portal is a SharePoint site on the I MEF SIPR and NIPR home pages. J. T. TOOLAN DISTRIBUTION: LIST I/II Copy to: Files 16

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23 Survey, Liaison, and Reconnaissance Party (SLRP) Manning Document Enclosure (3)

24 Enclosure (3)

25 Offload Preparations Party (OPP) Manning Document LINE # MOS RANK BILLET SHIPS BUTTON LOPEZ SEAY STOCKHAM SISSLER LEWIS & CLARK OPP1 1310/3510/11XX WO/CWO SHIP OPP OIC G G A A L N/A OPP2 1349/2149/3529 E7-E8 OPP MAINT CHIEF G G A A L L OPP E3 MDSS II CLERK G G A A L L OPP E2-E3 GROUND FIELD RADIO OPER G G A A L L OPP E2-E3 ENG EQUIP OPER G G A A L N/A OPP E2-E3 ENG EQUIP OPER G G A A L N/A OPP GROUND SUPPLY OFFICER N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A L OPP E6 ENG CHIEF G G A A L N/A OPP9 1341/42 E2-E3 ENG MECH G G A A L N/A OPP /42 E2-E3 ENG MECH G G A A L N/A OPP E5 ENG EQUIP OPER G G A A L N/A OPP E2-E5 ENG EQUIP OPER G G A A L N/A OPP E2-E5 ENG EQUIP OPER G G A A L N/A OPP E2-E5 MT OPER (LVSR CERT) B B A A L N/A OPP E6 TANK CHIEF G G G G G N/A OPP E2-E5 TANK CREWMAN G G G G G N/A OPP E2-E5 TANK CREWMAN G G G G G N/A OPP E6 AAV CHIEF G G G G G N/A OPP E2-E5 AAV CRWMAN G G G G G N/A OPP E2-E5 AAV CRWMAN G G G G G N/A OPP E2-E5 AAV CRWMAN G G G G G N/A OPP E2-E5 LAV CRWMAN G G G G G N/A OPP E2-E5 LAV CRWMAN G G G G G N/A OPP E2-E5 ARMORER G G A A L N/A OPP E2-E5 ARTY MECH G G A A L N/A OPP E6 AAV RPR CHIEF G G G G G N/A OPP E2-E5 AAV RPRMAN G G G G G N/A OPP E2-E5 AAV RPRMAN G G G G G N/A OPP E2-E5 LAV MECH G G G L L N/A OPP E2-E5 LAV MECH G G G L L N/A OPP E2-E5 TANK RPRMAN G G G G G N/A OPP E2-E5 TANK RPRMAN G G G G G N/A OPP E2-E5 MT MECH G G A A L N/A OPP E2-E5 AMMO TECH G G A A L L OPP E6 AMMO TECH N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A L OPP E2-E5 AMMO TECH N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A L OPP E2-E5 AMMO TECH N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A L OPP E2-E5 AMMO TECH N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A L OPP E6 AMMO TECH N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A L OPP E2-E5 AMMO TECH N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A L OPP E2-E5 AMMO TECH N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A L OPP E2-E5 AMMO TECH N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A L OPP E2-E5 AMMO TECH N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A L OPP E2-E5 AMMO TECH N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A L OPP E3-E5 RADIO REPAIRMAN G G A A L N/A OPP E4-E5 WRECKER OPERATOR G G A A L N/A OPP E2-E5 SUPPLY CLERK G G A A L L Enclosure (4)

26 LINE # MOS RANK BILLET SHIPS BUTTON LOPEZ SEAY STOCKHAM SISSLER LEWIS & CLARK OPP E2-E5 SUPPLY CLERK N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A L OPP E2-E5 SUPPLY CLERK N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A L OPP E2-E5 SUPPLY CLERK N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A L OPP E2-E3 SUPPLY CLERK N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A L OPP E2-E3 SUPPLY CLERK N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A L OPP E2-E3 SUPPLY CLERK N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A L OPP E5 SUPPLY WAREHOUSEMAN N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A L OPP E2-E5 SUPPLY WAREHOUSEMAN N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A L OPP E2-E5 SUPPLY WAREHOUSEMAN N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A L OPP E6 SUPPLY WAREHOUSEMAN N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A L OPP E2-E5 SUPPLY WAREHOUSEMAN N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A L OPP E2-E5 SUPPLY WAREHOUSEMAN N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A L OPP E2-E5 SUPPLY WAREHOUSEMAN N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A L OPP E2-E5 SUPPLY WAREHOUSEMAN N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A L OPP E3-E4 COOK G G A A L L OPP ANY MESSMAN G G A A L L OPP E2-E5 RATIONS CLERK N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A L OPP E2-E5 RATIONS CLERK N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A L OPP E2-E5 MT MECH G G A A L N/A OPP E2-E5 MT MECH G G A A L N/A OPP E2-E5 MT MECH G G A A L N/A OPP E4-E5 MT MECH G G A A L N/A OPP E6 MT MAINT CHIEF G G A A L N/A OPP E2-E5 MT OPER (LVSR CERT) G G A A L N/A OPP E2-E5 MT OPER (LVSR CERT) G G A A L N/A OPP E2-E5 MT OPER (LVSR CERT) G G A A L N/A OPP E2-E5 MT OPER (LVSR CERT) G G A A L N/A OPP E2-E5 MT OPER (LVSR CERT) G G A A L N/A OPP E3-E5 MT OPER (LVSR CERT) G G A A L N/A OPP E3-E5 MT OPER (LVSR CERT) G G A A L N/A OPP E3-E5 MT OPER (LVSR CERT) G G A A L N/A OPP E3-E5 MT OPER (LVSR CERT) G G A A L N/A OPP E2-E5 REFUELER OPER L A A A L N/A OPP E4-E5 WRECKER OPERATOR G G A A L N/A OPP E6 CBRN SPECIALIST N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A L OPP E2-E5 CBRN SPECIALIST N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A L OPP E2-E5 CBRN SPECIALIST N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A L OPP E2-E5 AIRCRAFT MAINT SE/HYDRO/PNE A A A A A N/A OPP E2-E5 AC/FF RESCUE A A A A A A OPP HM1 SURFACE INDEP DUTY CORPSMAN G G A A L L LEGEND G: GCE C: CE A: ACE B: BHG L: LCE Enclosure (4)

27 MSE Arrival and Assembly Operations Element(AAOE) Manning Document LINE # MOS RANK BILLET MSC GCEAAOE1 ANY MAJ AAOE OIC G GCEAAOE CAPT SUPPLY OFFICER G GCEAAOE GYSGT AAOE CHIEF G GCEAAOE SSGT SUPPLY CHIEF G GCEAAOE SGT ACCOUNT NCO G GCEAAOE SSGT MT TEAM LEADER G GCEAAOE SGT VEHICLE OPERATOR G GCEAAOE CPL VEHICLE OPERATOR G GCEAAOE LCPL VEHICLE OPERATOR G GCEAAOE LCPL VEHICLE OPERATOR G GCEAAOE CPL LVS OPERATOR G GCEAAOE SGT ENGINEER EQUIP TM LDR G GCEAAOE LCPL ENGINEER OPERATOR G GCEAAOE LCPL ENGINEER OPERATOR G GCEAAOE SSGT EMBARK CHF G GCEAAOE SSGT EMBARK CHF G GCEAAOE SSGT EMBARK CHF G GCEAAOE NCO EMBARK NCO G GCEAAOE NCO EMBARK NCO G GCEAAOE SGT DATA NETWORK G GCEAAOE LCPL DATA NETWORK G GCEAAOE SGT COMM OPERATOR G GCEAAOE LCPL COMM OPERATOR G ACEAAOE1 ANY MAJ AAOE OIC A ACEAAOE CAPT SUPPLY OFFICER A ACEAAOE GYSGT AAOE CHIEF A ACEAAOE SSGT SUPPLY CHIEF A ACEAAOE SGT ACCOUNT NCO A ACEAAOE SSGT MT TEAM LEADER A ACEAAOE SGT VEHICLE OPERATOR A ACEAAOE CPL VEHICLE OPERATOR A ACEAAOE LCPL VEHICLE OPERATOR A ACEAAOE LCPL VEHICLE OPERATOR A ACEAAOE CPL LVS OPERATOR A ACEAAOE SGT ENGINEER EQUIP TM LDR A ACEAAOE LCPL ENGINEER OPERATOR A ACEAAOE LCPL ENGINEER OPERATOR A ACEAAOE SSGT EMBARK CHF A ACEAAOE SSGT EMBARK CHF A ACEAAOE SSGT EMBARK CHF A ACEAAOE NCO EMBARK NCO A ACEAAOE NCO EMBARK NCO A ACEAAOE SGT DATA NETWORK A ACEAAOE LCPL DATA NETWORK A ACEAAOE SGT COMM OPERATOR A ACEAAOE LCPL COMM OPERATOR A Enclosure (5)

28 LINE # MOS RANK BILLET MSC LCEAAOE1 0402/3002 O4 AAOE OIC L LCEAAOE O3 SUPPLY OFFICER L LCEAAOE E8 AAOE CHIEF L LCEAAOE E7 AAOG LIASION L LCEAAOE E6 SUPPLY CHIEF L LCEAAOE E4 SUPPLY CLERK L LCEAAOE E4 SUPPLY CLERK L LCEAAOE E6 MT CHIEF L LCEAAOE E4 MT OPERATOR L LCEAAOE E4 MT OPERATOR L LCEAAOE E4 MT OPERATOR L LCEAAOE E3 MT OPERATOR L LCEAAOE E5 ENGINEER EQUIP CHIEF L LCEAAOE E4 ENGINEER EQUIP OPERATOR L LCEAAOE E3 ENGINEER EQUIP OPERATOR L BHGAAOE1 ANY MAJ AAOE OIC B BHGAAOE CAPT SUPPLY OFFICER B BHGAAOE GYSGT AAOE CHIEF B BHGAAOE SSGT SUPPLY CHIEF B BHGAAOE SGT ACCOUNT NCO B BHGAAOE SSGT MT TEAM LEADER B BHGAAOE SGT VEHICLE OPERATOR B BHGAAOE CPL VEHICLE OPERATOR B BHGAAOE LCPL VEHICLE OPERATOR B BHGAAOE LCPL VEHICLE OPERATOR B BHGAAOE CPL LVS OPERATOR B BHGAAOE SGT ENGINEER EQUIP TM LDR B BHGAAOE LCPL ENGINEER OPERATOR B BHGAAOE LCPL ENGINEER OPERATOR B BHGAAOE SSGT EMBARK CHF B BHGAAOE NCO EMBARK NCO B BHGAAOE SGT FOOD SERVICE B BHGAAOE NCO/LCPL FOOD SERVICE B BHGAAOE SGT DATA NETWORK B BHGAAOE LCPL DATA NETWORK B BHGAAOE SGT COMM OPERATOR B BHGAAOE LCPL COMM OPERATOR B BHGAAOE SGT MT MECH B BHGAAOE LCPL MT MECH B BHGAAOE SGT ENG EQUIP OP B BHGAAOE LCPL ENG EQUIP OP B LEGEND G: GCE C: CE A: ACE B: BHG L: LCE Enclosure (5)

29 MAGTF Offload Liaison Team (MOLT) LINE # MOS RANK BILLET Flag Ship BUTTON MOLT1 0402/3002/0430 CAPT/MAJ MOLO C - G4 MOLT CWO ASST MOLO L MOLT SSGT EMBARK CHF G MOLT SGT EMBARK NCO C - G4 LEGEND G: GCE C: CE A: ACE B: BHG L: LCE Enclosure (6)

30 Landing Force Support Party (LFSP) Manning Document Enclosure (7)

31 MAGTF Driver Pool LINE # MOS RANK BILLET MSE Operator NCO MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR A Operator NCO MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR A Operator NCO MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR A Operator NCO MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR A Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR A Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR A Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR A Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR A Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR A Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR A Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR A Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR A Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR A Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR A Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR A Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR A Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR A Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR A Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR A Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR A Operator NCO SEMI-REFUELER OPERATOR A Operator ANY SEMI-REFUELER OPERATOR A Operator ANY SEMI-REFUELER OPERATOR A Operator ANY SEMI-REFUELER OPERATOR A Operator ANY SEMI-REFUELER OPERATOR A Operator NCO VEHICLE RECOVERY OPERATOR A Operator ANY VEHICLE RECOVERY OPERATOR A Operator ANY VEHICLE RECOVERY OPERATOR A Operator ANY VEHICLE RECOVERY OPERATOR A Operator ANY VEHICLE RECOVERY OPERATOR A Operator NCO CFR P19 OPERATOR A Operator ANY CFR P19 OPERATOR A Operator ANY CFR P19 OPERATOR A Operator ANY CFR P19 OPERATOR A Operator ANY CFR P19 OPERATOR A Operator NCO INCIDENTAL ECV DRIVER A Operator NCO INCIDENTAL ECV DRIVER A Operator ANY INCIDENTAL ECV DRIVER A Operator ANY INCIDENTAL ECV DRIVER A Operator ANY INCIDENTAL ECV DRIVER A Operator ANY INCIDENTAL ECV DRIVER A Operator ANY INCIDENTAL ECV DRIVER A Operator ANY INCIDENTAL ECV DRIVER A Operator ANY INCIDENTAL ECV DRIVER A Operator ANY INCIDENTAL ECV DRIVER A Operator NCO ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR A Operator NCO ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR A Operator NCO ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR A Enclosure (8)

32 Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR A Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR A Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR A Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR A Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR A Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR A Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR A Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR A Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR A Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR A Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR A Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR A Operator NCO MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR B Operator NCO MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR B Operator NCO MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR B Operator NCO MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR B Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR B Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR B Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR B Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR B Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR B Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR B Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR B Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR B Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR B Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR B Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR B Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR B Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR B Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR B Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR B Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR B Operator NCO VEHICLE RECOVERY OPERATOR B Operator ANY VEHICLE RECOVERY OPERATOR B Operator ANY VEHICLE RECOVERY OPERATOR B Operator ANY VEHICLE RECOVERY OPERATOR B Operator ANY VEHICLE RECOVERY OPERATOR B Operator NCO INCIDENTAL ECV DRIVER B Operator NCO INCIDENTAL ECV DRIVER B Operator ANY INCIDENTAL ECV DRIVER B Operator ANY INCIDENTAL ECV DRIVER B Operator ANY INCIDENTAL ECV DRIVER B Operator ANY INCIDENTAL ECV DRIVER B Operator ANY INCIDENTAL ECV DRIVER B Operator ANY INCIDENTAL ECV DRIVER B Operator ANY INCIDENTAL ECV DRIVER B Operator ANY INCIDENTAL ECV DRIVER B Operator NCO ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR B Enclosure (8)

33 Operator NCO ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR B Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR B Operator NCO ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR B Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR B Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR B Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR B Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR B Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR B Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR B Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR B Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR B Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR B Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR B Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR B Operator NCO MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR G Operator NCO MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR G Operator NCO MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR G Operator NCO MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR G Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR G Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR G Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR G Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR G Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR G Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR G Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR G Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR G Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR G Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR G Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR G Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR G Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR G Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR G Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR G Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR G Operator NCO VEHICLE RECOVERY OPERATOR G Operator ANY VEHICLE RECOVERY OPERATOR G Operator ANY VEHICLE RECOVERY OPERATOR G Operator ANY VEHICLE RECOVERY OPERATOR G Operator ANY VEHICLE RECOVERY OPERATOR G Operator NCO LAV CREWMAN G Operator ANY LAV CREWMAN G Operator ANY LAV CREWMAN G Operator ANY LAV CREWMAN G Operator ANY LAV CREWMAN G Operator ANY LAV CREWMAN G Operator NCO AAV CREWMAN G Operator NCO AAV CREWMAN G Operator NCO AAV CREWMAN G Operator NCO AAV CREWMAN G Operator ANY AAV CREWMAN G Operator ANY AAV CREWMAN G Operator ANY AAV CREWMAN G Enclosure (8)

34 Operator ANY AAV CREWMAN G Operator ANY AAV CREWMAN G Operator ANY AAV CREWMAN G Operator ANY AAV CREWMAN G Operator ANY AAV CREWMAN G Operator ANY AAV CREWMAN G Operator ANY AAV CREWMAN G Operator ANY AAV CREWMAN G Operator ANY AAV CREWMAN G Operator ANY AAV CREWMAN G Operator ANY AAV CREWMAN G Operator ANY AAV CREWMAN G Operator ANY AAV CREWMAN G Operator NCO TANK CREWMAN G Operator NCO TANK CREWMAN G Operator ANY TANK CREWMAN G Operator ANY TANK CREWMAN G Operator ANY TANK CREWMAN G Operator ANY TANK CREWMAN G Operator ANY TANK CREWMAN G Operator ANY TANK CREWMAN G Operator ANY TANK CREWMAN G Operator ANY TANK CREWMAN G Operator ANY TANK CREWMAN G Operator ANY TANK CREWMAN G Operator NCO INCIDENTAL ECV DRIVER G Operator NCO INCIDENTAL ECV DRIVER G Operator ANY INCIDENTAL ECV DRIVER G Operator ANY INCIDENTAL ECV DRIVER G Operator ANY INCIDENTAL ECV DRIVER G Operator ANY INCIDENTAL ECV DRIVER G Operator ANY INCIDENTAL ECV DRIVER G Operator ANY INCIDENTAL ECV DRIVER G Operator ANY INCIDENTAL ECV DRIVER G Operator ANY INCIDENTAL ECV DRIVER G Operator NCO ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR G Operator NCO ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR G Operator NCO ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR G Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR G Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR G Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR G Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR G Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR G Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR G Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR G Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR G Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR G Enclosure (8)

35 Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR G Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR G Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR G Operator NCO MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR L Operator NCO MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR L Operator NCO MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR L Operator NCO MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR L Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR L Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR L Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR L Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR L Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR L Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR L Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR L Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR L Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR L Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR L Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR L Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR L Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR L Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR L Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR L Operator ANY MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR L Operator NCO SEMI-REFUELER OPERATOR L Operator ANY SEMI-REFUELER OPERATOR L Operator ANY SEMI-REFUELER OPERATOR L Operator ANY SEMI-REFUELER OPERATOR L Operator ANY SEMI-REFUELER OPERATOR L Operator NCO VEHICLE RECOVERY OPERATOR L Operator ANY VEHICLE RECOVERY OPERATOR L Operator ANY VEHICLE RECOVERY OPERATOR L Operator ANY VEHICLE RECOVERY OPERATOR L Operator ANY VEHICLE RECOVERY OPERATOR L Operator NCO INCIDENTAL ECV DRIVER L Operator NCO INCIDENTAL ECV DRIVER L Operator ANY INCIDENTAL ECV DRIVER L Operator ANY INCIDENTAL ECV DRIVER L Operator ANY INCIDENTAL ECV DRIVER L Operator ANY INCIDENTAL ECV DRIVER L Operator ANY INCIDENTAL ECV DRIVER L Operator ANY INCIDENTAL ECV DRIVER L Operator ANY INCIDENTAL ECV DRIVER L Operator ANY INCIDENTAL ECV DRIVER L Operator NCO ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR L Enclosure (8)

36 Operator NCO ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR L Operator NCO ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR L Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR L Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR L Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR L Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR L Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR L Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR L Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR L Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR L Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR L Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR L Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR L Operator ANY ENGINEER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR L LEGEND G: GCE C: CE A: ACE B: BHG L: LCE Enclosure (8)

37 1st MEB CE Deployment Echelons The deployment of the MEB Command Element (CE) is divided into several echelons. In order to effectively and efficiently answer the call, 1st MEB movement supports the C2 echelon concept utilizing Suitcase Staff, Jump Staff, Forward Staff and Main Staff. Enclosure (9)

38 Enclosure (9)

39 Enclosure (9)

40 1st MEB Equipment Density List (EDL) TAMCN Description GCE ACE* (PDSAT Based) A0003 TRSS DAY/NIGHT IMAGER, V2 BHG * (PDSAT Based) LCE (IMAGER 2) A0005 SWAN-B V A00097G CONVERTER, MODEM, SI A0012 CHARGER, BATTERY (SOLDIER PORTABLE CHARGER) A00122B CHARGER, BATTERY (SOLDIER PORTABLE CHARGER) A0015 WORKSTATION, CAPABILITY, VIDEO EXPLOITATION A0019 TROPO/SATELLITE SPT RADIO A0025 COMMUNICATIONS PLATFORM, AIR DEFENSE (ADCP) A0026 RADIATION DETECTION SYSTEM A00267G RADIATION DETECTION SYSTEM A0032 COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM A0042 MSIDS LRC A0047 COMMUNICATION-ELECTRONICS EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE COMPLEX (CEEMC) A0059 DIGITAL TERRAIN ANALYSIS MAPPING SYSTEMS LIGHT A0060 JOINT SERVICES WORKSTATION A0061 TACT ELEVATED ANTENNA MAST SYS (TEAMS) A0061T TRAILER, TACT ELEVATED ANTENNA MAST SYS (TEAMS) A0067 HIGH FREQUENCY VEHICLE SYSTEM A00677G HIGH FREQUENCY VEHICLE SYSTEM A0078 LSWAN MASTER REFERENCE TERMINAL - MRT A0079 TACTICAL COLLABORATIVE WORK SUITE (TCWS) A0081 RADIAC SET A00817G RADIAC SET A00817GA RADIAC SET A0082 PORTABLE AUTONOMOUS REPORTS COLLECTION SYSTEM A0083 LOGISTIC SUPPORT WIDE AREA NETWORK (LSWAN) TRAILER A0088 SUPPORT WIDE AREA NETWORK TRAILER CONSUMABLE PACKAGE A0090 TRANSPORTABLE GROUND RECEIVE SUITE, ENHANCED A0091 VIDEO SCOUT REMOTE VIDEO Total MEB Requirement