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DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY ASSISTANT FOR ADMINISTRATION

fOOO NAVY PENTAGON WASHINGTON DC 20350·1 000

ACTION MEMO

FOR: SECRETARY OF THE NAVY

FROM: Department of the Navy/Assistant for Administration

SUBJECT: Determination ofFY14 USMC Excepted Activities

4 Oct 2013

• Sir, the Senior Level Working Group provides the following recommendations on the United States Marine Corps' request for excepted services:

o ·Activities and operations requests # 1-#25 are approved with the exception of requests #14 and #24. The following conditions apply to requests #1-#25: • Approval limited only for the duration of 1-21 October • Approval subject to recall • Marine Corps must provide cost estimates should any of the above requests

incur new FY 14 obligations over $1 million.

o Request #14 requires greater specificity, associated costs, timeframe, and any associated contract obligations/requirements.

o Request #24 on-hold pending further legal review.

o Activities and operations ~equests #26-#129 are approved with the following conditions: • Marine Corps must provide cost estimates should any of the above requests

incur new FY14 obligations over $1 million.

TION: SECNAV ¢lecision by initialing as appropriate:

COORD I None

ATTACHMENTS: 1. USMC Excepted Operations ahd Activities, 3 Oct 2013

Prepared by: Rod Sansone, DON/ A~ CSD, (703) 695-2526

Version l 30ctl3

110/3/2013

Request No.

Cmd / Org

Date Activity / Operations Recommended for Exception

Basis For Exception Justification

1 USMC On-going Resubmission from 1 Oct - USMC Operations -- Designated Military Operations and Activities ISO Global requirements as ordered by SECDEF and registered in the GFMAP that are currently being executed or are scheduled to deploy during lapse of appropriation.

For a list of on-going and planned operations, please see separate enclosure.

Protection of Life and Property National Security: military operations and activities authorized by deployment or execute orders, or otherwise approved by the Secretary of Defense and determined to be necessary for National Security including administrative, logistical, medical, and other activities in direct support of such operations and activities; training and exercises required to prepare for and carry out such operations; activities necessary to carry out or enforce treaties or other international obligations.

Preparation, execution and enabling activities ISO designated military operations and activities are critical to maintain National Security. This includes, but is not limited to OEF rotations, MEU deployments, New Norm Initiatives (SPMAGTFs, Security Augmentation Force, and/or CONUS-Based Crisis Response Forces), BSRF, UDP, MRF-Darwin, Theater Security Cooperation (TSC) activities, Mil to Mil engagements, Marine Security Guard (MSG) Activities, Fleet Anti-Terrorism Security Team (FAST), any elements deployed OCONUS and other capabilities ISO CCDR requirements as registered via Global Force Management Processes (GFMAP).

If additional details are required, the Marine Corps requests continuation of these operations through 21 October to allow adequate time to collect information from the operating forces executing these activities/operations.

2 USMC On-going Resubmission from 1 Oct - USMC Pre-deployment Training events that have been previously planned to prepare next-to-deploy forces ordered by SECDEF and registered in the GFMAP and those Exercises in preparation for OPLAN/CONPLAN execution are critical in order to provide properly trained forces to replace those units currently executing SECDEF Orders Book (SDOB) actions and support potential major contingency operations.

For a list of on-going and planned training events, see separate enclosure.


Training activities, exercises, and Mission Rehearsal Exercises (MRXs) as annotated in the Marine Corps Force Generation Process Order are critical to ensure mission success for those forces preparing to deploy ISO global requirements outlined in USMC Operations (above). Service level training events prepare USMC Operational Forces for deployments worldwide. This includes, but is not limited to Service directed collective skills/unit training in preparation of next-to-deploy units in direct support of OEF rotations, MEU deployments, New Norm Initiatives (SPMAGTFs, Security Augmentation Force, and/or CONUS-Based Crisis Response Forces), BSRF, UDP, MRF-Darwin, Theater Security Cooperation (TSC) activities, Mil to Mil engagements, Marine Security Guard (MSG) Activities, Fleet Anti-Terrorism Security Team (FAST), and other capabilities ISO CCDR requirements as registered via Global Force Management processes.

If additional details are required, the Marine Corps requests continuation of these training events through 21 October to allow adequate time to collect information from the operating forces executing these activities/operations.

U.S. Marine Corps Excepted Activities Required to Continue Operations During Lapse in Appropriation

210/3/2013

Request No.

Cmd / Org



3 MCICOM On-going Resubmission from 1 Oct -Command, control, communications and computer activities required to support excepted activities to include telecommunications centers, phone switches, computer network hardware maintenance aboard installations

Protection of Life and Property National Security: Military operations and activities authorized by deployment or execute orders, or otherwise approved by the Secretary of Defense and determines to be necessary for National Security including administrative, logistical, medical and other activates in direct support of such operations and activities; training and exercises required to prepare for and carry out such operations; activities necessary to carry out or enforce treaties or other international obligations. Safety of Persons and Protection of Property: Response to emergencies, including fire protection, physical and personnel security, law enforcement/counter terrorism, intelligence support to terrorist threat warnings, Explosive Ordinance Disposal operations, emergency salvage, sub-safe program, nuclear reactor safety and security, nuclear weapons, air traffic control and harbor control, search and rescue, utilities, housing and food services for military personnel and trash removal.

Command, control, communications and computer support (IT, telephone, radio, etc) is critical to sustaining excepted activities in support of protection of life, protection of property, national security, and safety of persons. Inability to support basic communications requirements via the availability of communications or maintenance and repair of communications assets, would significantly impair or entirely eliminate the ability to conduct these operations, especially those situations requiring coordination with local, state or national agencies. Activities would be executed in amounts necessary to sustain excepted activities and would be required aboard the following installations: Marine Corps Installations National Capital Region – Marine Corps Base Quantico Marine Barracks Washington; Marine Corps Installations East – Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, Marine Corps Air Facility Quantico, Marine Corps Air Station New River, Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Marine Corps Support Facility Blount Island, Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, Marine Corps Installations West – Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, Marine Corps Air Station Camp Pendleton, Marine Corps Air Station Yuma, Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center, Mountain Warfare Training Center, Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, Marine Corps Installations Pacific – Marine Corps Bases Butler , Marine Corps Base Hawaii, Camp Mujuk, Camp Fuji, Marine Corps Air Station Futenma, and Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni.

If additional details are required, the Marine Corps requests continuation of these activities through 21 October to allow adequate time to collect additional information. Currently, these activities do not require additional excepted personnel beyond those already 4 MCICOM On-

Going; cannot curtail to a limited period of time without closing installations.

Resubmission from 1 Oct -Installation Protection is the overarching activity with inter-related sub-functions. (Law Enforcement, Fire protection, EOD and MWD for VIPPSA missions, Personnel and Physical Security, Monitoring alarm and control systems, Hazardous Waste Clean-Up (CBRNE), Anti-Terrorism.

Safety of Persons and Protection of Property: Response to emergencies, including fire protection, physical and personnel security, law enforcement/counter terrorism, intelligence support to terrorist threat warnings, Explosive Ordinance Disposal operations, emergency salvage, sub-safe program, nuclear reactor safety and security, nuclear weapons, air traffic control and harbor control, search and rescue, utilities, housing and food services for military personnel and trash removal. Protection of Life and Property National Security: Military operations and activities authorized by deployment or execute orders, or otherwise approved by the Secretary of Defense and determines to be necessary for National Security including administrative, logistical, medical and other activates in direct support of such operations and activities; training and exercises required to prepare for and carry out such operations; activities necessary to carry out or enforce treaties or other international obligations.

These activities directly support federal, DoD, and higher headquarters requirements and contribute directly to the safety of persons, protection of property, and mission readiness aboard all of the following installations; Marine Corps Installations National Capital Region, Marine Corps Base Quantico, Marine Barracks Washington, Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, Marine Corps Air Facility Quantico, Marine Corps Air Station New River, Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Marine Corps Support Facility Blount Island, Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, Marine Corps Air Station Camp Pendleton, Marine Corps Air Station Yuma, Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms, Mountain Warfare Training Center Bridgeport, Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, Marine Corps Base Butler, Marine Corps Base Kanehoe Bay, Camp Mujuk, Camp Fuji, Marine Corps Air Station Futenma, and Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni. Commanders always have the inherent responsibility to protect their force continuously. This obligatory activity requires a minimum level of resources that cannot be negatively impacted to the point of unacceptable risk. Some military can be repurposed for security alone. The specialized functions of Law Enforcement, Fire protection, Personnel and Physical Security, Monitoring alarm and control systems, Hazardous Waste Clean-Up (CBRNE), Anti-Terrorism require specialized training and certifications.

If additional details are required, the Marine Corps requests continuation of these activities through 21 October to allow adequate time to collect additional information. Currently, these activities do not require additional excepted personnel beyond those already approved by OSD Any travel will be in direct support of excepted

310/3/2013

Request No.

Cmd / Org



5 MCICOM On-Going; cannot curtail to a limited period of time without closing installations.

Resubmission from 1 Oct -Activities to train and deploy operational forces


These activities support our forces in the pre-deployment cycle as they execute the required training to safely prepare for deployment. These include forces for OEF, Unit Deployment Cycles to the Western Pacific and MEU workups. Among the activities required to support the pre-deployment training cycle include training range and airspace management, training device/systems management, ammunition handling and issuance, airfield operations; and those support emergency services, such as fire, EMS and law enforcement and the protection of critical training/operational assets.

If additional details are required, the Marine Corps requests continuation of these activities through 21 October to allow adequate time to collect additional information. Currently, these activities do not require additional excepted personnel beyond those already approved by OSD. Any travel will be in direct support of excepted activities and will be approved by the first GO/SES in chain of command.

6 MCICOM On-Going; cannot curtail to a limited period of time without closing installations

Resubmission from 1 Oct - Air Traffic Control


These activities support the safe movement, through all phases flight, of aircraft, both tactical and support, at our Airfields. The excepted aircraft operations at our airfield in direct support of operational requirements demand the use of proper and safe ATC services. These Airfields with required ATC services are: MCAS Cherry Point, Beaufort, New River, Yuma, Camp Pendleton, Miramar, Kanehoe Bay, Iwakuni, Futenema, MCAF Quantico and MCAGCC Twenty-nine Palms. Our Air Traffic Controllers provide ground and tower control services as well as radar approach and departure services. All of our Air Traffic Facilities partner with the FAA and feed into the National Airspace system. In many locations our facilities are the primary providers of service to both military and civil aircraft. The ATC services at MCAF Quantico also provide direct support to President Operations as the host airfield of HMX-1.

If additional details are required, the Marine Corps requests continuation of these activities through 21 October to allow adequate time to collect additional information. Currently, these activities do not require additional excepted personnel beyond those already approved by OSD. Any travel will be in direct support of excepted activities and will be approved by the first GO/SES in chain of

410/3/2013

Request No.

Cmd / Org



7 MCICOM On going; cannot curtail to a limited period of time without closing installations

Resubmission from 1 Oct - Utilities management, emergency repair to utilities, power distribution system building or other real property, monitoring alarm and control systems; trash removal and waste management handling and processing; transportation operations and maintenance; C4 and computer activities required to support, maintain and operate critical infrastructure management systems; hazardous waste clean-up, management and transportation, environmental remediation , pest control, environmental testing; essential housing management, services and maintenance personnel; Water and waste water management; Perform MHE and logistic handling operations.


Operating and maintaining facilities is critical to sustaining excepted activities in support of protection of life, protection of property, national security, and safety of persons. Inability to provide, maintain utilities would significantly impair or entirely eliminate the ability to conduct essential military operations. Additionally, failure to provide utilities and services such as trash removal could impact health and safety of our Marines. Inability to provide power services to critical facilities will impact operational capability, quality of life for our tenants and potential life threatening situations in our medical facilities. Plant Operators are required by EPA/OSHA regulatory statutes and operate 24/7/365. Installation plants provide drinking water; heat; and process waste water for installations, operational units, tenants, and residents. Currently the plants are minimally staffed with rotating shifts to cover the 24 hour period with no backup capability without overtime authorization. Employee absence due to the emergency furlough would require overtime to avoid violations or fines. The lack of properly licensed, certified, and experienced plant operators for water and wastewater systems will result in legal/public relations issues.


8 MCICOM On-going Resubmission from 1 Oct -Counterterrorism functions; activities to train and deploy operational forces; air traffic control

Protection of Life and Property National Security: military operations and activities authorized by deployment or execute orders, or otherwise approved by the Secretary of Defense and determined to be necessary for National Security including administrative, logistical, medical, and other activities in direct support of such operations and activities; training and exercises required to prepare for an carry out such operations;

These activities directly support requirements and contribute directly to the safety of persons and protection of property aboard all of the following installations: Marine Corps Installations National Capital Region, Marine Corps Base Quantico, Marine Barracks Washington, Marine Corps Base Camp LeJeune, Marine Corps Air Facility Quantico, Marine Corps Air Station New River, Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Marine Corps Support Facility Blount Island, Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, Marine Corps Base Came Pendleton, Marine Corps Air Station Camp Pendleton, Marine Corps Air Station Yuma, Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms, Mountain Warfare Training Center Bridgeport, Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, Marine Corps Base Butler, Marine Corps Base Kaneohe Bay, Camp Mujuk, Camp Fuji, Marine Corps Air Station Futenma, and Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni. If additional details are required, the Marine Corps requests continuation of this operation through 21 October to allow adequate time to collect information from the operating forces executing these activities/operations.

If additional details are required the Marine Corps requests

510/3/2013

Request No.

Cmd / Org



9 MCICOM On-going Resubmission from 1 Oct -Medical and Dental

Medical/Dental Care: Inpatient care in DoD Medical Treatment Facilities and attendant maintenance of patient medical records; certification of eligibility for health care benefits; Private Sector Care under TRICARE.

These activities support requirements and contribute directly to the safety of persons and protection of property aboard 24 different Marine Corps bases and installations worldwide in the form of maintenance of medical records, patient care administration, and certification of eligibility for benefits. If additional details are required, the Marine Corps requests continuation of this operation through 21 October to allow adequate time to collect information from the operating forces executing this mission.


10 MCRC 1 - 31 Oct

Resubmission from 1 Oct -Recruiting Operations

Protection of Life and Property National Security: Activities necessary to continue recruiting for entry into the Armed Forces during contingency operations, including activities necessary to operate Military Entrance Processing Stations and to conduct basic and other training necessary to qualify such recruited personnel to perform their assigned duties.

These activities and personnel support requirements and contribute directly to the mission of Marine Corps Recruiting Command in the form of: contracting and accessions, training at Recruiter School, administrative processing, and facilitating recruit and officer candidate travel to the Marine Corps Recruit Depots, Officer Candidate School, and The Basic School. These activities are essential to the successful recruitment and training of a quality, all-volunteer force.

If additional details are required, the Marine Corps requests continuation of these operations through 21 October to allow adequate time to collect additional information. Currently, these activities do not require additional excepted personnel beyond those already approved by OSD, nor will it include new contracts during this time. Any travel will be in direct support of excepted activities and will be approved by the first GO/SES in chain of command.

11 MARFOR CYBER

5 Oct - 21 Oct

Resubmission from 1 Oct - Operation Gladiator Shield and all activities associated w/ its operations to include logistics, fuel, transportation, contract support, consumables, and other requirements that support this operation

Protection of Life and Property National Security: military operations and activities authorized by deployment or execute orders, or otherwise approved by the Secretary of Defense and determined to be necessary for National Security; command, control, communications computer, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance activities required to support national or military requirements as necessary for security or to support other excepted activities.

Operation Gladiator Shield defends the Marine Corps Enterprise Network and Department Of Defense Information Network. Gladiator Shield is included on the OSD list of Military Operations and Activities Necessary for National Security dtd 20 Sep 2013. If additional details are required, the Marine Corps requests continuation of this operation through 21 October to allow adequate time to collect information from the operating forces executing this mission.

If additional details are required, the Marine Corps requests continuation of these operations through 21 October to allow adequate time to collect additional information. Currently, these activities do not require additional excepted personnel beyond those already approved by OSD, nor will it require any additional contract support. Any travel will be in direct support of excepted activities and will be approved by the first GO/SES in chain of command.

610/3/2013

Request No.

Cmd / Org



12 PP&O On-going Marine Corps Police Academies East and West. Courses started 1 Sept, complete 22 Nov 2013, and include 40 students per class.


Marine Corps Police Academies train civilian police who work on Marine Corps installations and protect personnel and property. The academies also provide mobile training teams to support active shooter training and special reaction team training, among other important security training.

710/3/2013

Request No.

Cmd / Org



13 PP&O On-going Corrections and Military Chasers (Travel)


Prisoner Transport: travel takes place to ensure safety and security. Approval to Transport must be provided prior to movement.Deserter Apprehension and Transport: Corrections coordinates and transports all apprehended deserters in a timely manner to reduce costs. Delay will impact jails, which will not hold individuals under federal warrants due to overcrowding.

14 C4 On-going Marine Corps Enterprise Network (MCEN) Maintenance

Protection of Life and Property National Security: military operations and activities authorized by deployment or execute orders, or otherwise approved by the Secretary of Defense and determined to be necessary for National Security including administrative, logistical, medical, and other activities in direct support of such operations; Command, control, communications, computer, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance activities required to support national or military requirements necessary for national security or to support other excepted activities, including telecommunications centers and phone switches on installations, and secure conference capability at military command centers.

MCEN supports excepted activities. Additionally, it provides the ability for deployed forces to reach back to essential services it needs to continue prosecution of their mission. In order to maintain this operational network, it may be required to procure network infrastructure equipment and associated implementation support that are currently not under appropriations.

810/3/2013

Request No.

Cmd / Org



15 TECOM 1 - 11 Oct

Recruit Training(6,009 Marines and Recruits)

Protection of Life and Property National Security: activities necessary to continue recruiting for entry into the Armed Services during contingency operations … and to conduct basic and other training necessary to qualify such recruited personnel to perform their assigned duties. Education and Training: education and training necessary to participate in or support excepted activities.

The continuation of the contracts for uniform tailoring, laundry of linens and Catholic Chaplain Mass are vital to the conduct of basic recruit training necessary in order to qualify recruited personnel to perform their assigned duties.The uniform tailoring contract impacts 1,685 recruits and Marines for the following companies/classes:1-2 Oct: Lima Company (497 recruits) will be on deck for first uniform fit.4 Oct: Fox Company (495 recruits) will be on deck for second uniform fit.4 Oct: Career Recruiter Course (9 recruiters) second uniform fit.7 Oct: Lima Company (497 recruits) will be on deck for first uniform fit.8-9 Oct: Bravo Company (490 recruits) will be on deck for first uniform fit.9 Oct: Basis Recruiter School (194 recruiters) second uniform fit.11 Oct: Lima Company (*497 recruits) will be on deck for second uniform fit.

16 MARFOR Reserve

2 Oct - 1 Nov

Medical Temporary Additional Duty(3 Marines)

Medical/Dental Care: Inpatient care in DoD Medical Treatment Facilities and attendant maintenance of patient medical records.

The following Marines require temporary additional duty for excepted medical activities:-2 OCT: 2 Marines travel required from Selfridge Air National Guard Base to Naval Station Great Lakes for a mental health evaluation by a Navy medical officer in order to pursue continued treatment.-6 Oct - 1 Nov: 1 Marine travel required to the Tri-Service Warrior Care Clinic due to recent diagnosis of PTSD and TBI.

17 TECOM/MCRD Parris Island and MCRD San Diego

1 Oct - 31 Oct

Alterations of Recruit Uniforms


Contract in direct support of Entry Level Training. We currently have over 6,500 recruits on deck at Parris Island and 6100 recruits on deck at San Diego. Recruits are issued all USMC uniforms while at entry level training. Proper wear and fit is a critical aspect of the recruit training Plan of Instruction and the Commander's Inspection is a requirement for graduation. Contract cost is approximately $266k.

910/3/2013

Request No.

Cmd / Org




1 Oct - 31 Oct

Combat Pool Maintenance Services


Contract in direct support of Entry Level Training. We currently have over 6500 recruits on deck at Parris Island and 6100 recruits on deck at San Diego and 6100 recruits on deck at San Diego. Swim qualifications is a graduation requirement. The ability to maintain/fix the pool is critical for the recruit training process. Contract cost is approximately $10k.


1 Oct - 31 Oct

Refuse Disposal Protection of Life and Property National Security: military operations and activities authorized by deployment or execute orders, or otherwise approved by the Secretary of Defense and determined to be necessary for National Security including administrative, logistical, medical, and other activities in direct support of such operations and activities; training and exercises required to prepare for and carry out such operations; activities necessary to carry out or enforce treaties or other international obligations.

Contract in direct support of Entry Level Training. We currently have approximately 9000 personnel aboard Parris Island and 7900 personnel aboard at San Diego. The contract is vital for the removal of trash and debris and for disease prevention and mitigation. Failure to support this requirement will result in the inability to feed and house recruits in support of recruit training. Contract cost is approximately $26k.


1 Oct - 31 Oct

Recruit Separations (Return travel to home of record)


About 50 recruits a week aboard each Depot are deemed unfit for recruit training based off of psychological, medical, or emotional reasons and are sent to their home or record via funded USMC orders. Recruit Separation Platoon (RSP) has facilities to house approximately 100 recruits awaiting separation at each Depot. The inability to fund separation orders would cause a significant backlog and potential safety/medical impacts to the recruit or a Recruit Training Regiment staff member. Travel costs estimated to approximately $150k.


1 Oct - 31 Oct

Wireless Cell Service Protection of Life and Property National Security: military operations and activities authorized by deployment or execute orders, or otherwise approved by the Secretary of Defense and determined to be necessary for National Security including administrative, logistical, medical, and other activities in direct support of such operations and activities; training and exercises required to prepare for and carry out such operations; activities necessary to carry out or enforce treaties or other international obligations.

Contract in direct support of Entry Level Training. We currently have over 6500 recruits on deck at Parris Island and 6100 recruits on deck at San Diego. Wireless cell phones are the primary means of communication between training units and is a primary safety communication device. It enables communication to Depot and Civilian safety authorities. It is required to coordinate movement of troops during training and is the primary means of communication for command duties aboard Parris Island. Contract cost is approximately $25k.

1010/3/2013

Request No.

Cmd / Org




1 Oct - 31 Oct

Fuel Protection of Life and Property National Security: military operations and activities authorized by deployment or execute orders, or otherwise approved by the Secretary of Defense and determined to be necessary for National Security including administrative, logistical, medical, and other activities in direct support of such operations and activities; training and exercises required to prepare for and carry out such operations; activities necessary to carry out or enforce treaties or other international obligations.

Contract in direct support of Entry Level Training. We currently have over 6500 recruits on deck at Parris Island and 6100 recruits on deck at San Diego. The recruit training Plan of Instruction has numerous physical fitness/field training exercises that require safety vehicle coverage. Fuel is requested for 50 safety vehicles. Contract cost is approximately $40k.


1 Oct - 31 Oct

Laundry Services Protection of Life and Property National Security: military operations and activities authorized by deployment or execute orders, or otherwise approved by the Secretary of Defense and determined to be necessary for National Security including administrative, logistical, medical, and other activities in direct support of such operations and activities; training and exercises required to prepare for and carry out such operations; activities necessary to carry out or enforce treaties or other international obligations.

Contract in direct support of Entry Level Training. We currently have over 6500 recruits on deck at Parris Island and 6100 recruits on deck at San Diego. The Depot Laundry Plant launders uniform for 6500 recruits on Parris Island. Chemicals are needed to continue to clean uniforms for disease prevention and mitigation. At San Diego, a service contract supports cleaning for 6100 recruits. Contract const is approximately $25k.


1 Oct - 31 Oct

Religious Service Support Protection of Life and Property National Security: military operations and activities authorized by deployment or execute orders, or otherwise approved by the Secretary of Defense and determined to be necessary for National Security including administrative, logistical, medical, and other activities in direct support of such operations and activities; training and exercises required to prepare for and carry out such operations; activities necessary to carry out or enforce treaties or other international obligations.

We currently have over 6500 recruits on deck at Parris Island and 6100 recruits on deck at San Diego. Due to the lack of Catholic chaplains to support the Recruits at both Recruit Depots, a Catholic Chaplain's Contract is needed in order to conduct Catholic Chaplain Mass and provide religious support services. At Parris Island alone, nearly 50% of the current recruit population attends Catholic Mass and utilizes their support services on a weekly basis.


1 Oct - 31 Oct

Chemical Toilet Services Protection of Life and Property National Security: military operations and activities authorized by deployment or execute orders, or otherwise approved by the Secretary of Defense and determined to be necessary for National Security including administrative, logistical, medical, and other activities in direct support of such operations and activities; training and exercises required to prepare for and carry out such operations; activities necessary to carry out or enforce treaties or other international obligations.

Contract in direct support of Entry Level Training. We currently have over 6500 recruits on deck at Parris Island and 6100 recruits on deck at San Diego. Chemical toilets (Port-a-johns) at the Recruit Training Rifle Ranges are used by Recruits as there are no permanent rest room facilities available on the firing lines. Continue support of this service supports the health and welfare of Recruits during mandatory training and qualification on the Rifle Ranges.

1110/3/2013

Request No.

Cmd / Org



26 TECOM, TRNGMCD EWTGPAC, EWTGPAC (Coronado, CA)

09/30/2013 - 10/29/2013

Fire Support Man CourseCoronado, CAEnlisted Students: 28Officer Students: 0


This is entry level training for the 0861 MOS. This is the final step in the 0861 entry level pipeline from Ft Sill to their OPFOR unit. Would delay OPFOR units from receiving 0861 Fire Support Men trained in NSFS, Target Location Designation (TLDHS) in conjunction with Strike Link and GPS-aided target location equipment, AFATDS and spotter level communications equipment needed to execute fires in support of maneuver units.

27 TECOM, TRNGMCD FMTB-E, FMTB-E (Camp Lejeune, NC)

08/19/2013 - 10/11/2013

Class 2013-050 Hospital Corpsman (Field Medical Service Technician)Camp LejeuneEnlisted Students: 256Officer Students: 0


Graduates immediately go to USMC units. If course is not executed, it will reduce the number of trained Corpsmen to USMC units by (250) which will adversely impact medical readiness / health in the operating forces.Do not delay due to previously funded PCS Travel Orders, disruption of USN entry-level pipeline progression, and operational impacts.

28 TECOM, TRNGMCD FMTB-W, FMTB-W (Camp Pendleton, CA)

10/07/2013 - 12/12/2013

Class 2014-010 Hospital Corpsman (Field Medical Service Technician)Camp PendletonEnlisted Students: 250Officer Students: 0


Graduates immediately go to USMC units. If course is not executed, it will reduce the number of trained Corpsmen to USMC units by (250) which will adversely impact medical readiness / health in the operating forces.Do not delay due to previously funded PCS Travel Orders, disruption of USN entry-level pipeline progression, and operational impacts.

29 TECOM, TRNGMCD MARDET Ft Leonard Wood, MARDET Ft Leonard Wood, MO

08/09/2013 - 10/08/2013

Basic Engineer Equipment Engineers Course, Enlisted: 11, Officers: 0


Not making an appropriation exception for this activity will preclude the generation of MOS trained Marines for the Operating Forces. This would effectively cease generating basic MOS trained US Marines.There is a constant flow of MCT trained Marines into this school. There is not enough billeting on Ft. Leonard Wood to accommodate the influx of students from MCT if they do not continue through the pipeline. This is a potential bottleneck for all entry level students at Ft. Leonard Wood and must be continued to support the operating forces.

1210/3/2013

Request No.

Cmd / Org




08/16/2013 - 10/16/2013





09/06/2013 - 11/05/2013





09/13/2013 - 11/13/2013

Basic Engineer Equipment Engineers Course. Enlisted Students 11, Officers: 0




09/20/2013 - 11/20/2013




1310/3/2013

Request No.

Cmd / Org




08/09/2013 - 10/18/2013





08/16/2013 - 10/25/2013





08/30/2013 - 11/05/2013





09/06/2013 - 11/15/2013




1410/3/2013

Request No.

Cmd / Org




09/20/2013 - 11/26/2013





09/27/2013 - 12/06/2013





10/02/2013 - 12/13/2013

Basic Engineer Equipment Operator Course, Enlisted: 12, Officers: 0




07/10/2013 - 11/05/2013

Basic Engineer Assistant Course, Enlisted: 2, Officers: 0



1510/3/2013

Request No.

Cmd / Org




08/02/2013 - 12/06/2013





08/07/2013 - 12/06/2013





09/18/2013 - 11/19/2013

Motor Vehicle Operators Course, Enlisted: 64, Officers: 0




08/21/2013 - 10/23/2013

Motor Vehicle Operator Course, Enlisted: 60, Officers: 0



1610/3/2013

Request No.

Cmd / Org




08/30/2013 - 10/31/2013





09/10/2013 - 11/07/2013





09/18/2013 - 11/20/2013





09/24/2013 - 11/26/2013




1710/3/2013

Request No.

Cmd / Org




09/30/2013 - 12/04/2013





07/10/2013 - 10/10/2013

Military Police, Enlisted: 70, Officers: 0




08/07/2013 - 11/15/2013





09/11/2013 - 12/19/2013

Military Police Course, Enlisted: 73, Officers: 0



1810/3/2013

Request No.

Cmd / Org




10/08/2013 - 01/31/2014





09/16/2013 - 12/17/2013

Basic NBC Course, Enlisted: 50, Officers: 0




08/19/2013 - 12/17/2013

Basic Military Police Course, Enlisted: 0, Officers: 6


Not making an appropriation exception for this activity will preclude the generation of MOS trained Marine officers for the Operating Forces. We would be sending junior officers to the operating forces without MOS training.


09/30/2013 - 02/14/2014

Basic Military Police Course, Enlisted: 0, Officers: 3


Not making an appropriation exception for this activity will preclude the generation of MOS trained Marine officers for the Operating Forces. We would be sending junior officers to the operating forces without MOS training.

1910/3/2013

Request No.

Cmd / Org



58 TECOM, TRNGMCD MARDET Ft Sill, MARDET Ft Sill, OK

10/07/2013 - 10/14/2013

MASOC 1-14Fort SillEnlisted Students: 29Officer Students: 0


The Operating Forces require a minimum number of MOS qualified Marines. Not making an exception for this MOS-producing course would adversely impact the Operating Forces by failing to provide the required, scheduled number of MOS qualified Marines.Delaying this course would create a backlog of Marines awaiting training. Continuing to accept MCT graduates while not being able to train, graduate and send them to their follow on duty stations would cause an unacceptable strain on resources.


10/02/2013 - 11/05/2013

MCCCC 1-14Fort SillEnlisted Students: 90Officer Students: 0




11/12/2013 - 11/19/2013

HIMARS Crewman 1-14Fort SillEnlisted Students: 12Officer Students: 0




10/01/2013 - 11/25/2013

MCFAFCC 1-14Fort SillEnlisted Students: 20Officer Students: 0



2010/3/2013

Request No.

Cmd / Org




08/06/2013 - 11/14/2013

MASSC 3-13Fort SillEnlisted Students: 20Officer Students: 0




06/13/2013 - 10/29/2013

MAEMC 3-13Fort SillEnlisted Students: 8Officer Students: 0




09/09/2013 - 11/04/2013

FAFFROC 5-13Fort SillEnlisted Students: 8Officer Students: 0



65 TECOM, TRNGMCD MATSG 22, MARCORREP Randolf, TX

09/17/2013 - 11/13/2013

Initial Flight ScreeningPueblo, COEnlisted Students: 0Officer Students: 4


Entry level training for unmanned aircraft commanders. Initial Flight Screening (IFS) is a prerequisite program to introduce candidates for Specialized Undergraduate Pilot Training (SUPT) the basics of aviation and navigation before attending SUPT. Not executing this training will cut off the flow of accessions to the unmanned aircraft commander pipeline.Accessions to the unmanned aircraft commander MOS will cease.

2110/3/2013

Request No.

Cmd / Org



66 TECOM, TRNGMCD MATSG 22, MATSG 22 (Corpus Christi, TX)

06/05/2013 - 12/18/2013

Intermediate Tiltrotor TrainingWhiting Field, FlEnlisted Students: 0Officer Students: 8


To teach the skills necessary for flying rotary-wing aircraft and provide helicopter exposure for the qualified student naval aviator in the tiltrotor pipeline. This course fulfills the requirement for rotary-wing training per the V-22 T&R. Not doing this training will cease the accession of V-22 pilots.

This is a bottleneck for V-22 accessions. Delaying or deferring this activity ceases the accession pipeline for V-22s.

67 TECOM, TRNGMCD MATSG 22, MATSG 22 (Corpus Christi, TX)

06/05/2013 - 10/09/2013

ATU-East, VMGR-252, MCAS Cherry PointMCAS Cherry PointEnlisted Students: 0Officer Students: 1


1 SNA (1stLt Hastings) has been training at the C-130 ATU (FRS) aboard MCAS Cherry Point since 5 June 2013. Following training, he will PCS from MATSG22 to VMGR-152 in Okinawa. 1stLt Hastings is only 1 week from graduating after almost 4 months of training. As of the date of this brief, Lt Hastings may only have one or two flights left.1stLt Hastings may loose proficiency and currency just prior to the check flight that will grant him the C-130 copilot MOS if his training is interrupted. We recommend he be allowed to finish with only 5 days left in training.

68 TECOM, TRNGMCD MATSG 22, MARCORREP Randolf, TX

09/25/2013 - 10/16/2013

Unmanned Aircraft Commander's (UAC) CourseMCAS Cherry Point, NCEnlisted Students: 0Officer Students: 3


Not finishing this course would required these students to return to Randolph AFB and wait for the next available class. The next class is offered at Fort Huachuca, AZ starting on 2-Dec-13. The students will require TAD orders for this course and will need to repeat it from the beginning.

Removing the instructor from the course disallow VMU-2 from training the initial accession Marines due to not enough instructors on hand. He is essential for completion of training. The instructor is assisting with the training of VMU-2 UAC Marines ISO their upcoming deployment to OEF. Without him, the two TAD initial accession students would sent home incomplete.Delaying this course until the next scheduled UAC course would delay these students' MOS accession. Additionally, one student is slated to report to VMU-2 prior to their deployment. Delaying his training would leave VMU-2 without a vital qualified UAC.

If the instructor is sent home, MOS training will not be completed for a majority of the students attending (both local and TAD). This will impact VMU-2's mission readiness as they prepare to deploy ISO OEF.

2210/3/2013

Request No.

Cmd / Org



69 TECOM, TRNGMCD MATSG 22, MARDET Goodfellow AFB, TX

10/01/2013 - 10/30/2013

Marine Analysis and Reporting Course (MARC)


This supports technical intelligence information collection analysis and dissemination functions for deploying units. The 5 local Marines attending are receiving their 2629 after completing their entry-level MOS pipeline prior to reporting to their first Fleet unit.Delaying this course and training will adversely affect the mission readiness of multiple Radio Battalions and Cryptologic Support Battalion companies. Many of these students may not have the timelines available to repeat the course prior to their unit's deployment cycle. This must be continued as a matter of national security.


10/01/2013 - 10/07/2013

Tactical Signals Intelligence Operator Course (TSOC), Enlisted :92, Officers: 0


Not making an appropriation exception for this activity will preclude the generation of any 2673 Marine for the Operating Forces. This would effectively cease generating Signal Intelligence Marines. TSOC courses run on a consistent cycle and have even increased in number over the last few months to aid in reducing the overflow of students in the Marines Awaiting Training (MAT) for MARDET Goodfellow AFB. Halting this course would create a backlog of students that the local infrastructure would not be able to support. This is a production bottleneck for all Signals Intelligence Marines and must be continued as a matter of national security.


10/01/2013 - 10/11/2013

Fire Protection Apprentice, Enlisted: 23, Officers: 0


7051 Marines man all USMC air stations as emergency responders and fire protection specialists. Currently, this MOS is undermanned in the Fleet Marine Force and new MOS production is necessary to ensure consistent and lasting support of USMC air stations and flight activities.

9 Marines curerntly in training are Lat Move Marines not on TAD orders to Goodfellow AFB.Delaying or deferring this course would create a lapse in emergency responder coverage to USMC air stations. This course is required for duty as an air station firefighter and is only taught at this schoolhouse, creating a training bottleneck for all 7051s. By delaying this course, the Fleet would be unable to support current flight operations, regardless of deployment cycle, due to insufficient number of 7051s.

72 TECOM, TRNGMCD MCCES, MCCES (29 Palms, CA)

09/03/2013 - 11/21/2013

Information Assuarance Technician Course PMOS 0689 class 201303029 Palms, CAEnlisted Students: 16Officer Students: 0


Currently the Marines attending this class have all been accepted to Lat Move to PMOS 0689. They have been sent TAD and are pending reassignment to a duty station and billet that will correspond with their new MOS. If the Marines are sent back to their current duty station they will not be able to perform their duties in the 0689 MOS. Currently there are only 3 classes for PMOS 0689 scheduled throughout the year. If the Marines are sent back we do not have the facilities or instructors to make up the class cancelation. Cancelation of this course will cut the production of this High Demand, Low Density MOS by 1/3.The Marines would have to be brought back to MCCES to complete their NSA/DOD/USMC required certifications and training. Due to the nature of our facilities and the required instructor certifications this training cannot be completed in any place other than 29 Palms, CA.

2310/3/2013

Request No.

Cmd / Org



73 TECOM, TRNGMCD MCCSSS, MCCSSS (Camp Lejeune, NC)

10/07/2013 - 12/11/2013

Administrative Specialist Course - M03AAX814Camp Johnson, NCEnlisted Students: 30Officer Students: 0


This is an entry level MOS producing course.


10/16/2013 - 12/17/2013

Administrative Specialist Course - M03AAX814Camp JohnsonEnlisted Students: 30Officer Students: 0




10/02/2013 - 11/11/2013

Basic Distribution Management Specialist Course M03TNA114Camp Johnson, NCEnlisted Students: 30Officer Students: 0




10/17/2013 - 11/14/2013

Basic Preservation and Packaging Course M03C0Y114Camp JohnsonEnlisted Students: 30Officer Students: 0



2410/3/2013

Request No.

Cmd / Org




09/30/2013 - 10/24/2013

Enlisted Warehousing Basic Course M03SCM114Camp Johnson, NCEnlisted Students: 30Officer Students: 0




10/16/2013 - 11/07/2013

Enlist Warehousing Basic Course M03SCM114Camp Johnson, NCEnlisted Students: 30Officer Students: 0




09/30/2013 - 11/07/2013

Enlisted Supply Basic CourseCamp JohnsonEnlisted Students: 30Officer Students: 0




10/07/2013 - 11/20/2013

Enlisted Supply Basic Course M033V114Camp Johnson, NCEnlisted Students: 30Officer Students: 0



2510/3/2013

Request No.

Cmd / Org




10/10/2013 - 11/22/2013

Enlisted Supply Basic Course M0330V114Camp Johnson, NCEnlisted Students: 30Officer Students: 0




10/01/2013 - 12/20/2013

Basic Finance Technician Course M0334D014Camp Johnson, NCEnlisted Students: 35Officer Students: 0




10/22/2013 - 02/05/2014

Logistics Officer Course M03LAV714Camp Johnson, NCEnlisted Students: 0Officer Students: 37




10/07/2013 - 01/28/2014

Automotive Maintenance Technician Basic Course M0335H714Camp Johnson, NCEnlisted Students: 45Officer Students: 0



2610/3/2013

Request No.

Cmd / Org




10/23/2013 - 02/10/2014

Automotive Maintenance Technician Basic Course M0335H714Camp Johnson, NCEnlisted Students: 45Officer Students: 0




10/01/2013 - 11/26/2013

Basic Maintenance Management System Course M03LAD714Camp Johnson, NCEnlisted Students: 40Officer Students: 0




10/01/2013 - 11/14/2013

Basic Logistics Embarkation Specialist Course M0304H714Camp Johnson, NCEnlisted Students: 38Officer Students: 0




10/01/2013 - 11/15/2013

Basic Landing Support Specialist Course M0313I714Camp Johnson, NCEnlisted Students: 39Officer Students: 0



2710/3/2013

Request No.

Cmd / Org




08/22/2013 - 10/23/2013

Administrative Specialist Course M03AAX814Camp Johnson, NCEnlisted Students: 23Officer Students: 0




09/05/2013 - 10/31/2013





09/24/2013 - 11/22/2013





09/30/2013 - 12/13/2013




2810/3/2013

Request No.

Cmd / Org




10/16/2013 - 12/18/2013

Advanced Administration Specialist Course M03AAZ814Camp Johnson, NCEnlisted Students: 35Officer Students: 0




10/17/2013 - 12/19/2013

Intermediate Administration Specialist Course M03AAY814Camp Johnson, NCEnlisted Students: 35Officer Students: 0




07/30/2013 - 11/22/2013

Financial Management Officer Course M03FNH014Camp Johnson, NCEnlisted Students: 0Officer Students: 20




08/20/2013 - 10/24/2013

Basic Finance Technician Course M0334D014Camp Johnson, NCEnlisted Students: 12Officer Students: 0



2910/3/2013

Request No.

Cmd / Org




10/01/2013 - 11/22/2013

Financial Management Resource Analyst Course M0334N014Camp Johnson, NCEnlisted Students: 25Officer Students: 0




09/23/2013 - 10/31/2013

Enlisted Supply basic Course M0330V114Camp Johnson, NCEnlisted Students: 30Officer Students: 0




09/17/2013 - 10/23/2013

Enlisted Warehousing Basic Course M03SCM114Camp Johnson, NCEnlisted Students: 30Officer Students: 0



100 TECOM, TRNGMCD MCES, MCES (Camp Lejeune, NC)

08/13/2013 - 10/09/2013

Basic Combat Engineer Course 30-13Camp Lejeune, NCEnlisted Students: 33Officer Students: 0


To provide entry level training for enlisted Combat Engineers for duty in the Operating Forces. This course provides entry-level instruction in Mobility, Countermobility, Survivability, Demolitions, Reconnaissance, and General Engineering.Cancelling or interrupting this course would interrupt the production of 1371 Combat Engineers and create an unmanageable backlog to Marines Awaiting Training due to number of iterations of courses per year (30) and facility/resource limitations.

3010/3/2013

Request No.

Cmd / Org




09/09/2013 - 11/06/2013





10/01/2013 - 12/04/2013





10/03/2013 - 01/14/2014

Basic Water Support Technicians Course 1-14Camp Lejeune, NCEnlisted Students: 31Officer Students: 0


To provide entry level or lateral move enlisted personnel the training required for duty as Water Support Technicians in the Marine Corps Total Force. This course is designed to impart the knowledge, skills, and abilities to provide water and hygiene support to the Marine Corps Total Force. The course consists of instruction on the characteristics, capabilities, operation, maintenance, and repair of water tanks, pumps, and purification equipment; along with shower and laundry facilities. Instruction is also provided on safety, water quality analysis, field sanitation, water source and point development, water storage and distribution, use and care of hand tools, and maintenance management.Cancelling or interrupting this course would interrupt the production of 1171 Water Support Technicians and create an unmanageable backlog to Marines Awaiting Training due to number of iterations of courses per year (7) and facility/resource limitations.

3110/3/2013

Request No.

Cmd / Org




09/12/2013 - 11/21/2013

Basic Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Course 6-13Camp Lejeune, NCEnlisted Students: 24Officer Students: 0


To provide entry level or lateral move enlisted personnel the training required for duty as Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technicians in the Marine Corps Total Force. This course is designed to impart the knowledge, skills, and abilities to provide refrigeration and air conditioning support to the Marine Corps Total Force. The course consists of instruction on the characteristics, capabilities, operation, and maintenance of refrigeration and air conditioning equipment. Instruction is also provided on safety, electrical theory, refrigeration theory, refrigerant recovery/recycle qualification, use and care of hand tools, and maintenance management.Cancelling or interrupting this course would interrupt the production of 1161 Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technicians and create an unmanageable backlog to Marines Awaiting Training due to number of iterations of courses per year (6) and facility/resource limitations.


10/03/2013 - 12/17/2013

Basic Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Course 1-14Camp Lejeune, NCEnlisted Students: 21Officer Students: 0


To provide entry level or lateral move enlisted personnel the training required for duty as Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technicians in the Marine Corps Total Force. This course is designed to impart the knowledge, skills, and abilities to provide refrigeration and air conditioning support to the Marine Corps Total Force. The course consists of instruction on the characteristics, capabilities, operation, and maintenance of refrigeration and air conditioning equipment. Instruction is also provided on safety, electrical theory, refrigeration theory, refrigerant recovery/recycle qualification, use and care of hand tools, and maintenance management.Cancelling or interrupting this course would interrupt the production of 1161 Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technicians and create an unmanageable backlog to Marines Awaiting Training due to number of iterations of courses per year (6) and facility/resource limitations.


07/09/2013 - 10/29/2013

Basic Engineer Equipment Electrical Systems Technician Course 8-13Camp Lejeune, NCEnlisted Students: 31Officer Students: 0


To provide entry level or lateral move enlisted personnel the training required for duty as Engineer Equipment Electrical Systems Technicians in the Marine Corps Total Force. This course is designed to impart the knowledge, skills, and abilities to troubleshoot and repair the electrical circuits and systems of all engineer equipment (and some general supply equipment) at the organizational and intermediate levels of maintenance. The course consists of instruction on electrical theory; solid state devices and power supplies; and characteristics, capabilities, operation, and preventive/corrective maintenance of electrical power generation equipment, load test equipment and floodlights. Instruction is also provided on safety; use and care of hand tools; troubleshooting hydraulic systems and fuel powered engines as they relate to electrical malfunctions; and maintenance management.Cancelling or interrupting this course would interrupt the production of 1142 Engineer Equipment Electrical Systems Technicians and create an unmanageable backlog to Marines Awaiting Training due to number of iterations of courses per year (9) and facility/resource limitations.

3210/3/2013

Request No.

Cmd / Org




07/31/2013 - 11/26/2013





10/03/2013 - 02/13/2014





08/22/2013 - 10/24/2013

Basic Electrician 9-13Camp Lejeune, NCEnlisted Students: 12Officer Students: 0


To provide entry level or lateral move enlisted personnel the training required for duty as Electricians in the Marine Corps Total Force. This course is designed to impart the knowledge, skills, and abilities to provide electrical support to the Marine Corps Total Force. The course consists of instruction on the characteristics, capabilities, operation, and preventive maintenance of electrical power generation and load test equipment; along with electrical distribution systems and floodlights. Instruction is also provided on safety, electrical theory, installation and repair of electrical distribution systems (wiring and hardware), use and care of hand tools, and maintenance management.Cancelling or interrupting this course would interrupt the production of 1141 Electricians and create an unmanageable backlog to Marines Awaiting Training due to number of iterations of courses per year (9) and facility/resource limitations.

3310/3/2013

Request No.

Cmd / Org




10/03/2013 - 12/06/2013

Basic Electrician 1-14Camp Lejeune, NCEnlisted Students: 12Officer Students: 0


To provide entry level or lateral move enlisted personnel the training required for duty as Electricians in the Marine Corps Total Force. This course is designed to impart the knowledge, skills, and abilities to provide electrical support to the Marine Corps Total Force. The course consists of instruction on the characteristics, capabilities, operation, and preventive maintenance of electrical power generation and load test equipment; along with electrical distribution systems and floodlights. Instruction is also provided on safety, electrical theory, installation and repair of electrical distribution systems (wiring and hardware), use and care of hand tools, and maintenance management.Cancelling or interrupting this course would interrupt the production of 1141 Electricians and create an unmanageable backlog to Marines Awaiting Training due to number of iterations of courses per year (9) and facility/resource limitations.


07/30/2013 - 12/06/2013

Combat Engineer Officer Course 6-13Camp Lejeune, NCEnlisted Students: 0Officer Students: 18


To provide entry level training to the Combat Engineer Officer for duty in the Operating Forces. Instruction in basic and supervisory level operational and planning skills in engineering related subjects pertaining to administration, mobility, countermobility, survivability, demolitions, reconnaissance, maintenance and general engineering.Cancelling or interrupting this course would interrupt the production of 1302 Combat Engineer Officers. Additionally, this course has two international officers undergoing training.


10/07/2013 - 12/10/2013




113 TECOM, TRNGMCD MCIS, MARDET Dam Neck, VA

08/05/2013 - 11/01/2013

MATGF Intelligence Specialist Enlisted Course, Enlisted: 30, Officers:0



3410/3/2013

Request No.

Cmd / Org



114 TECOM, TRNGMCD OCS, OCS (Quantico, VA)

09/22/2013 - 11/26/2013

OCC-214 and Direct Support activitiesQuanticoEnlisted Students: 0Officer Students: 220


Officer candidates, commissioned after OCC-214, will then proceed to The Basic School to begin training to make them foundational leaders within the Marine Corps. Shutting down OCS, OCC-214, and direct supporting activities means that we would delay the evaluating and screening of these officer candidates until the government shutdown is figured out, which will affect officer accession for the remainder of the Fiscal Year-14 and possibly beyond. Marine Corps Recruiting Command (MCRC) would then have to analyze, reconfigure shipping models, and decide when or if to resend the officer candidates to OCS. Candidates already possess round-trip tickets and the majority of logistics and coordination in support of OCS operations is already on hand at no additional future cost to the government beyond service member manpower costs, which would be incurred regardless of OCS operations being halted.OCS’s next company is scheduled to start on 6 Jan 2014 (OCC-215). To have two 10 week companies on deck in the near future would require additional 0911s to assist with manning the second training company.

115 TECOM, TRNGMCD SOI East, SOI-E (Camp Lejeune, NC)

09/10/2013 - 10/08/2013

Marine Combat Training, Class 37-13Camp Geiger, NCEnlisted Students: 432Officer Students: 0


Not making an appropriation exception for this activity will preclude the generation of any combat trained Marines for the Operating Forces in every non-infantry MOS. This would effectively cease generating US Marines.

There is a constant flow of recruits into this school. There is not enough billeting on the east coast to accomodate the influx of students from recruit training if they do not continue through the pipeline. This is a production bottleneck for all non-infantry MOS Marines and must be continued as a matter of national security.


09/17/2013 - 10/15/2013

Marine Combat Training, class 38-13Camp Geiger, NCEnlisted Students: 401Officer Students: 0




3510/3/2013

Request No.

Cmd / Org




09/24/2013 - 10/22/2013






10/01/2013 - 10/29/2013






08/13/2013 - 10/10/2013

Infantry Training Battalion, class 16-13Camp Geiger, NCEnlisted Students: 112Officer Students: 0


Not making an appropriation exception for this activity will preclude the generation of any combat trained Marines for the Operating Forces in every infantry MOS. This would effectively cease generating US Marines.

There is a constant flow of recruits into this school. There is not enough billeting on the east coast to accomodate the influx of students from recruit training if they do not continue through the pipeline. This is a production bottleneck for all infantry MOS Marines and must be continued as a matter of national security.


09/10/2013 - 11/07/2013





3610/3/2013

Request No.

Cmd / Org




09/24/2013 - 11/21/2013





122 TECOM, TRNGMCD SOI-W (Camp Pendleton CA)

09/30/2013 - 12/05/2013

Marine Combat Instructor Course, class 1-14Camp Pendleton CAEnlisted Students: 38Officer Students: 0


Not making an appropriation exception for this activity will preclude the generation of Combat Instructors who are required to replace other Combat Instructors who are departing SOI-West due to PCS/PCA or EAS. Failure to maintain an adequate number of Combat Instructors will jeopardize the quality of common combat skills training and the safety of student Marines due to a lack of adequate supervision.

Delay of the current course would result in a reduced opportunity for turnover between current Combat Instructors and their replacements. Other than the TAD students, there is no additional financial cost to the US Government by continuing this course. Delaying the course and returning the current students to their original units would generate additional friction for units and individual Marines and their families.


09/30/2013 - 12/05/2013

Marine Combat Instructor School, class 1-14Camp Geiger, NCEnlisted Students: 21Officer Students: 0


Not making an appropriation exception for this activity will preclude the generation of Combat Instructors who are required to replace other Combat Instructors who are departing SOI-East due to PCS/PCA or EAS. Failure to maintain an adequate number of Combat Instructors will jeopardize the quality of common combat skills training and the safety of student Marines due to a lack of adequate supervision.

Delay of the current course would result in a reduced opportunity for turnover between current Combat Instructors and their replacements. Other than the TAD students, there is no additional financial cost to the US Government by continuing this course. Delaying the course and returning the current students to their original units would generate additional friction for units and individual Marines and their families.


09/10/2013 - 11/07/2013





3710/3/2013

Request No.

Cmd / Org



125 TECOM, TRNGMCD SOI West, SOI-W (Camp Pendleton, CA)

09/30/2013 - 10/18/2013

Combat Hunter MTT PTP for 2/729 Palms Ca Enlisted Students: 1150Officer Students: 50


This is required training for the OPFOR unit to deploy in support of operational readiness.Unit training schedule has not changed, unit is still deploying.


09/18/2013 - 10/08/2013

Intructor TAD in support of Basic Recon Course (BRC)NAS CoronadoEnlisted Students: 55Officer Students: 3


For ORM reasons these Marines do not travel back and forth to Camp Pendleton on a daily basis due to the long training hours of the course, heavy traffic volume, range of the commute and safety concerns due to fatigue.

Canceling or delaying this course would interrupt the product of 0321 Reconnaissance Marines.


09/10/2013 - 11/07/2013

Infantry Training Battalion, class 17-13Camp Pendleton, CAEnlisted Students: 240Officer Students: 0




3810/3/2013

Request No.

Cmd / Org




09/17/2013 - 10/15/2013

Marine Combat Training, class 38-13Camp Pendleton, CAEnlisted Students: 400Officer Students: 0




129 TECOM, TRNGMCD TBS, TBS (Quantico, VA)

10/01/2013 - 12/20/2013

Infantry Officers Course 1-14Quantico,VAEnlisted Students: 0Officer Students: 82


Not making an appropriation exception for this MOS producing school will preclude the generation of trained and qualified combat leaders within the deploying units of the Operating Forces. . Shutting down IOC 1-14 would delay the evaluating and MOS producing school of these officers. This will directly impact the number of Infantry Officers mapped to T/O line Battalions in the Fleet Marine Force and will affect future, critical deployments in support of the War on Terror.This will directly impact the number of Infantry Officers mapped to T/O line Battalions in the Fleet Marine Force and will affect future, critical deployments in support of the War on Terror. This is a production bottleneck for the Infantry MOS producing school and Marine Officers must be approved to continue as a matter of national security.

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