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1 United States Marine Forces Reserve TRWG Brief 11 Aug 2015 Mr. Robert McGuiness IM/KM, Marine Forces Reserve

2 Marine Forces Reserve Brief Takeaways 1. Overview of MFR 2. MFR Studies: Current and Requested 2

3 Marine Forces Reserve CMC Guidance CMFR Vision MARFORRES Task Organization & Locations Operational Employment Additional MARFORRES Responsibilities 3

CMC Guidance Service Documents CMC Signed Nov 2013 The Marine Corps recognizes the requirement to regularly exercise reserve mobilization and

Critical to our success, the Corps will continue to rely upon the Total Force when sourcing MAGTF training, exercises, shaping operations,

In many instances our reserve forces provide an institutional shock absorber to meet expanding requirements for employing Marine forces in

4 CMC Guidance Service Documents CMC Signed Nov 2013 The Marine Corps recognizes the requirement to regularly exercise reserve mobilization and deployment processes to ensure institutional readiness. Critical to our success, the Corps will continue to rely upon the Total Force when sourcing MAGTF training, exercises, shaping operations, crises, or contingency support. CMC Signed 4 Mar 2014 It is essential to develop a Total Force approach to sourcing GCC requirements. In many instances our reserve forces provide an institutional shock absorber to meet expanding requirements for employing Marine forces in theater security cooperation and contingency response. Pending CMC Signature 2014 The Marine Corps Reserve is used as a general purpose force, continuing to support Global Force Management (GFM) operational requirements consistent with available resources. 4

COMMARFORRES Vision As our Corps reduces the Active Component to form a middleweight force the Reserve Component must be prepared to fulfill potential shortfalls to be our Corps, Purpose

5 COMMARFORRES Vision As our Corps reduces the Active Component to form a middleweight force the Reserve Component must be prepared to fulfill potential shortfalls to be our Corps, Purpose Built Shock Absorber. As Marine Forces Reserve moves forward we must preserve and leverage the operational experience gained over the past 12 years of integrated Total Force combat operations. 5

6 Operational Environment The Force Marine Forces Reserve: 109,648 Total End Strength AC: 4,193 AR: 1,705 SMCR: 31,091 IRR: 65,762 IMA: 2,870 IADT: 4,027 IMA 2,870 IRR 65,762 IADT 4,027 AC 4,193 AR 1,705 SMCR 31,091 AC AR SMCR IRR IMA IADT As of 5 May 2014 Excluding IRR, MARFORRES is 18% of Total Force 6

MARFORRES Organization HQ Bn (New Orleans, LA) COMMARFORRES (New Orleans, LA) New Unit per FSRG 4 th Marine Division (New Orleans, LA) 4 th Marine Aircraft Wing (New Orleans, LA) 4 th Marine

7 MARFORRES Organization HQ Bn (New Orleans, LA) COMMARFORRES (New Orleans, LA) New Unit per FSRG 4 th Marine Division (New Orleans, LA) 4 th Marine Aircraft Wing (New Orleans, LA) 4 th Marine Logistics Group (New Orleans, LA) Force HQ Group (New Orleans, LA) 23 rd Mar (San Bruno, CA) 4 th CEB (Baltimore, MD) MAG-41 (Ft. Worth, TX) MAG-49 (JB MDL, NJ) CLR-45 (Marietta, GA) CLR-4 (Kansas City, MO) 1st CAG (MCB CPEN, CA) 2nd CAG (Anacostia, DC) 25 th Mar (Devens, MA) 4 th LAR (Camp Pendleton, CA) MACG-48 (Great Lakes, IL) VMR Det (JB Andrews, MD) 4 th Med Bn (San Diego, CA) 6 th ESB (Portland, OR) 3 rd CAG (Chicago, IL) 4 th CAG (Hialeah, FL) 14 th Mar (Ft. Worth, TX) 4 th Recon (San Antonio, TX) Site Support (MCAS Miramar, CA) VMR Det (Belle Chasse, LA) 4 th Dental Bn (Marietta, GA) 3 rd ANGLICO (Long Beach, CA) 4 th ANGLICO (W. Palm Beach, FL) 4 th AA Bn (Tampa, FL) 4 th Tanks (San Diego, CA) 6 th ANGLICO (Mobile, AL) Intel Spt Bn (New Orleans, LA) 4 th Force Co (Alameda, CA) 3 rd Force Co (Mobile, AL) 6 th Comm Bn (Brooklyn, NY) Law Enf Bn (Minneapolis, MN) MCIRSA (New Orleans, LA) MARFORRES capabilities include HIMARS, Force Recon, CAG, and VMR 7

8 Operational Environment Site Locations 160 Sites // 27 MARFORRES owned sites and 133 tenant locations 1 MARFORRES owned barracks 8

20000 Operational Employment (78,789 activations Iraq Combat Operations (OIF) Peak 21,316 2001-2014) 15000

9 20000 Operational Employment (78,789 activations Iraq Combat Operations (OIF) Peak 21, ) OIF/OEF transition Currently Activated OEF 100% of MARFORRES BNs/SQDNs have been activated 9

ACTIVATIONS EXERCISES NORTHCOM SC TM SOUTHCOM NO REQUIREMENTS AFRICOM CJTF-HOA (LHC) EUCOM GDP-I COMM DET GDP-I 14 CENTCOM OEF-AFG 14.1/2 DJC2 SC TM 14.

10 ACTIVATIONS EXERCISES NORTHCOM SC TM SOUTHCOM NO REQUIREMENTS AFRICOM CJTF-HOA (LHC) EUCOM GDP-I COMM DET GDP-I 14 CENTCOM OEF-AFG 14.1/2 DJC2 SC TM 14.1/2 TF 5-35 CI VMR DET RFF-1200 GDP-I GLT 10 /FOUO PACOM NO REQUIREMRNTS SERVICE/OSD NORTHCOM/SOCOM SOUTHCOM AFRICOM EUCOM PACOM ITX MTN-X LSE MLG EEAP IRT (2) /FOUO 2014 Operational Employment & Joint/Service Exercises JTF-N BLUE FLAG MAPLE FLAG (CANADA) EMERALD WARRIOR TRADEWINDS (DOM REPUBLIC) NEW HORIZONS (BELIZE) PANAMAX (FLORIDA) POA (CHILE) BEYOND HORIZONS (BELIZE) CD/CNT MISSIONS AFRICAN LION (MOROCCO) WESTERN ACCORD (SENEGAL) CENTRAL ACCORD (CAMEROON) EASTERN ACCORD (UGANDA) SUMMARY ACTIVATIONS 2014 TOTAL ACTIVATED: 605 PAX ISO 4 CCDR AORs / 7 COUNTRIES AFG: 326 PAX OEF/OCO: 279 PAX EXERCISES 2014 TOTAL: 8637 PAX/32 EXERCISES ISO 5 CCDR AORs / 18 COUNTRIES PTAP MCPP-N (NORWAY) JOINT WARRIOR 14.1/.2 (UK) PRPC (GERMANY) IMMEDIATE RESPONSE (SLOVENIA) KEY RESOLVE (KOREA) SSANG YONG (KOREA) UFG (KOREA) COBRA GOLD (THAILAND)

Support of Operational Requirements GCE ACE LCE FHG 8 x Infantry BN CEB BN VFMA Sqdn VMFT VMFA VMFT 2 x CLB (DS) 2 x CLB (GS) DS GS Intel BN 3 x ANGLICO Co INTEL Tank BN LAR BN

Sqdn HMM Sqdn HMH Sqdn (-) HMLA Sqdn VMU Sqdn 3 x MWSS VMM HMM HMH HML/A MWSS 7,133 Marines and Sailors Medical BN 8,369 Marines and Sailors (84) M1A1 (23) KC-130 (164) LAV

11 Support of Operational Requirements GCE ACE LCE FHG 8 x Infantry BN CEB BN VFMA Sqdn VMFT VMFA VMFT 2 x CLB (DS) 2 x CLB (GS) DS GS Intel BN 3 x ANGLICO Co INTEL Tank BN LAR BN 2 x VMR 2 x VMGR Sqdn VMR VMGR ESB Dental BN ENG SPT Comm BN LE BN COMM MP 2 x Arty BN Towed Arty BN HIMARS Recon BN AA BN 2 x Force RECON Co 17,465 Marines and Sailors F VMM Sqdn HMM Sqdn HMH Sqdn (-) HMLA Sqdn VMU Sqdn 3 x MWSS VMM HMM HMH HML/A MWSS 7,133 Marines and Sailors Medical BN 8,369 Marines and Sailors (84) M1A1 (23) KC-130 (164) LAV (12) CH-46 (48) M777 (12) MV-22 (18) HIMARS (6) CH-53 (188) AAV (16) AH-1W (12) F/A18 (7) UH-1Y D 4 x CAG CA 3,886 Marines and Sailors (12) UAV (5) UC-35 (2) UC-12 (12) F-5 FY14 T/E

12 Additional MARFORRES Responsibilities In 2013: 219 Color Guards 16,699 Funerals Toys for Tots 16M toys to 7M children More than $12M Casualty Assistance Calls (78% of USMC requirement) (75% of USMC requirement) 12

Marine Forces Reserve NPS Studies IM/KM & Training Distance Learning I-I Curriculum Development Decision Support / Training Models RTC Optimization

13 Marine Forces Reserve NPS Studies IM/KM & Training Distance Learning I-I Curriculum Development Decision Support / Training Models RTC Optimization Hurricane Preparedness Mobilization, Exercise Planning & Execution Manpower Analysis IRR, Funeral Honors, MCAAT, Career Planner Decision Support Models 13

14 MFR Hurricane Decision Trainer 14

15 MFR Distance Learning 15

16 MFR Distance Learning Admin Module 16

17 MFR as Thesis Sponsor Topic support Kick off briefs with sponsors Assistance throughout TAD Data Stakeholders, SMEs, etc.. A C/S and Command Level Debriefs/Thesis presentations 17

18 Questions

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