Attachment_J11_MCLOG_Command_Brief-1.0.pdf

DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT A- PAO #75-18:

Approved for Public Release; Dated 13 July 2018

MCLOG COMMAND

BRIEF

13 July 2018

Marine Corps Logistics Operations Group, MCAGCC, Twentynine Palms California

M67854-19-R-7800 Attachment J11

Approved for Public Release; Dated 13 July 2018 UNCLASSIFIED

• Mission Statement

• Lines of Effort

• Operations Overview

• Task Organization

• Individual Training

– Intermediate MAGTF Logistics Operations Course

– Logistics Intel Planners Course

– LCE Tactical Commanders Course

• Collective Training

– Logistics Staff Training Exercise

– Expeditionary Logistics Continuum/Seminar

• Training and Education Support Functions

– Doctrine

– Training and Readiness Manuals

– Logistics Education Programs

• Task Organization

• Commander’s Comments

AGENDA

MCLOG MISSION STATEMENT

TRAINING & EDUCATION EXCELLENCE:

Marine Corps Logistics Operations Group (MCLOG) provides advanced individual training to Marine Logisticians, provides advanced collective training to logistics staffs, and executes directed training and education support functions in order to train and educate well-rounded Marine Air Ground Task Force logisticians who are adaptive, critical thinkers, and planners able to integrate logistics in support of current and future expeditionary operations. Additionally, MCLOG serves as the institutional caretaker of the Logistics, Tactics, Training, and Education Program (LTTEP).

LINES OF EFFORT

Intermediate MAGTF Logistics Operations Course (IMLOC):

• Intermediate-level individual training course that certifies Expeditionary Logistics Instructors

(AMOS 0477)

• Focus: Logistics planning, managing unit training and readiness, conducting operational planning and execution, and exercise design

• Annual throughput of 144 SNCOs/Officers

MCO 3502.8 Logistics, Tactics, Training & Education Program (LTTEP) Three Lines of Effort- Individual Training, Collective Training, and Training and Education Support Endstate: Provide an advanced logistics training and education framework that prepares logisticians and logistics organizations to achieve C-1 readiness and operational excellence

Logistics Staff Training Exercises:

• MAGTF logistics staff exercise program

• Focuses on logistics staffs from multiple MAGTF elements

• Target population of LSTX is the LCE commander and staff and the logistics staffs from the other elements of the MAGTF

Expeditionary Logistics (EXLOG) Seminars:

• Collective training event to educate and train logisticians preparing to deploy

• Two phase EXLOG Continuum for MEUs, three to five day EXLOG Seminar for all other deployable MAGTFs

• Increases knowledge on MLI, NLI, Joint Logistics, intergovernmental and interagency capabilities, as well as theater specific roles, capabilities and resources

LCE CMDRSEWS OFEC*

AGS FINEX*

LSE LSTX*

OPERATIONS OVERVIEW

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

IMLOC

Indiv

LSTX II MEF

MEU*

LSE

EXLOG

GENEX

EXLOG MEU Continuums and SPMAGTF Seminars

IMLOC 1-1X* IMLOC 2-1X* IMLOC 3-1X*

LSE FINEX*LSE PLANEX

GENEX 2-1X GENEX 3-1X GENEX 5-1X GENEX 4-1X GENEX 1-1X

WTI AGS FINEX*

LEP Logistics Education Program (LEP) Courses

Doc/T&R Support to Doctrine / Training & Readiness Manual development

Advocacy Support to Log OAGs/COAGs/MLBs/ILBs

* = MCLOG EXCON/SIMCON needed (POM for 7 times annually / TEEP for 11 times)

ADVANCED INDIVIDUAL TRAINING

ADVANCED COLLECTIVE TRAINING

SUPPORT TO MAGTF-TRAINING PROGRAM

SUPPORT TO LOGISTICS TRAINING & EDUCATION

I MEF

MEU*

II MEF

MEU*

I MEF

MEU*

ELI ITX MPP

2-1X

ITX MPP

3-1X

ITX MPP

5-1X

ITX MPP

4-1X

ITX MPP

1-1X

IMLOC MODULES

DEPLOYMENT MODULE

PLANNING MODULE

Learning Outcomes: FDP&E Coordination; Amphibious &

MPF Operations

Learning Outcomes: Unit Readiness Planning (URP);

MCTIMS; Commanders Training Guidance; Unit

Training Plans; Readiness Reporting

Learning Outcomes: Develop Logistics Support & CONOPS assessment plans;

Integrate Logistics with Other Warfighting Functions

INTEGRATED

TRAINING MODULE EMPLOYMENT MODULE

Learning Outcomes: Design & implement Exercise; Conduct

Training Assessments; Logistics Operations ISO the MAGTF Operations

IMLOC Graduation =

ELI (AMOS 0477)

Certification.

• Target Population:

– Intel Marines assigned to MLG battalions or regiments

• Execution:

– Integrated with the Intermediate MAGTF Logistics Operations

Course (IMLOC)

• Topics:

– Instruction

• Physical Network Analysis from the LCE prospective

• Support to Logistics Operational Planning

• Exercise Design with Log Intel injects

– Prac App

• Intel support to IMLOC’s Operational Planning

• Intel support to IMLOC’s Exercise Design

• Intel support to IMLOC’s Exercise Execution

LOGISTICS INTEL PLANNER’S COURSE

LCE TACTICAL COMMANDERS CRS

• Target Population:

– Newly Selected O-5/O-6 LCE Commanders

• Topics:

– General Officer (CG, MLGs and D/C I&L) interaction

• Leadership Panel

• D/C I&L SVTC

• Commander’s Best Practices

– Unit Readiness Planning (URP)

• Unit Life Cycle Management

• Commanders Training Guidance (CTG)

• UTM MCTIMS system overview

– Service Level Training Exercises opportunities

• MCLOG: EXLOG/LSTX

• MAGTFTC: LSE, TTECG: ITX, MWTC: MTX, MAWTS-1: TalonEx

• Training Support Center (TSC)

West 31stEast West East 31st

CR‐CC CR‐AF CR‐CC CR‐AF

MEU

SPMAGTF

MEF/MEB

1st Qtr 2nd Qtr LSE 4th Qtr

MEFEX

EXLOG/LSTX EXLOG/LSTX EXLOG/LSTX EXLOG/LSTX EXLOG/LSTX EXLOG/LSTX

MEFEX LSTX/MEFEX MEFEX

EXLOG/LSTX EXLOG/LSTX EXLOG/LSTX EXLOG/LSTX

LCE

BSTX

LCE

BSTX

LCE

BSTX

LCE

BSTX

LCE

BSTX

CLB LCE

BSTX

MSTP MEFEX/LSE

MCLOG’s Collective Main Effort (EXLOG/LSTX)

ELI Lead with MISTC/MCLOG support)

South

EXLOG/LSTX

COLLECTIVE TRAINING

MCLOG certifies ELIs &

ELIs lead collective training w/ MCLOG support

LSTX OVERVIEW

LSTX trains and evaluates logistics staffs in the integration of logistics across the MAGTF.

S4 Staff S4 Staff

G4 Staff

LCE Staff

LCE Events

1. Plan logistics operations.

2. Receive and validate support requests.

3. Task subordinate units.

4. Define requirements to HHQ and/or operational level logistics activities.

5. Command and control logistics missions.

6. Conduct operational assessments.

Evaluation Model

FAIL Remediate PASS

S4/G4 Events

1. Develop a logistics concept of support.

2. Receive and validate requests.

3. Direct the logistics activities of subordinate units.

4. Develop and maintain a logistics common operational picture.

5. Define requirements to Higher/Adjacent/Supporting/ Supported and/or operational-level logistics activities.

EXPEDITIONARY LOGISTICS

• Provide training and education that enables deployed MAGTFs to better sustain operations in an expeditionary environment

- Tailored to the deploying MAGTF

- Spectrum of topics: MAGTF, Joint/NLI, Theater-specific

• MEU: Two seminar continuum

- E-270: MAGTF Logistics Orientation

- E-180: NLI and Theater Logistics

• MAGTF: One seminar, combination of all applicable topics

- Supply/Distribution focused (RIP, SMU, DLA, MDDOC, DMO, LOGCOM, etc.)

- Fiscal Triad

- NLI (NAVSUP, FLCs, PMO, TARP, CLF, etc.)

- Theater Network (MARFORs, CTFs, LSA, DOS, USAID, etc.)

Title Last Published Notes Status

MCWP 3‐40 Logistics Operations Consolidation of MCWP 4‐11/4‐ 12/4‐1

Coordinating Draft Submitted to

LID/DCB

MCTP 3‐40B Tactical‐Level Logistics Apr 2016 Written Under Pilot Program 2015

MCLOG CO Signature Authority Published April 2016

MCTP 3‐40F Transportation Operations Sep 2001 Pending Final Draft Phase

Former Number MCWP 4‐11.3 Coordinating Draft Submitted to

LID/DCB

MCTP 3‐40E Maintenance Operations Sep 2001 Pending Final Draft Phase

Former Number MCWP 4‐11.4 Coordinating Draft Submitted to

LID/DCB

MCTP 3‐40H MAGTF Supply Operations Jun 1998 Pending Final Draft Phase

Former Number MCWP 4‐11.7 Coordinating Draft Submitted to

LID/DCB

MCTP 3‐40G Services in an Expeditionary Environment Sep 2001 Pending Coordinating Draft Phase

Former Number MCWP 4‐11.8 Authors Draft Submitted to

LID/DCB

MCTP 13‐10C Unit Embarkation Handbook Jul 2013 Former Number MCRP 4‐11.3G

MCIP 3‐40G.2i Waste Management/Deployed Forces Jul 2013 Former Number MCIP 4‐11.01 U.S. Army Engineer School Led

MCRP 3‐40F.7 Multiservice TTP for Tactical Convoy Apr 2014 Former Number MCRP 4‐11.3H ALSA Pub, Army Led

‐ Sponsor writing working groups with SME’s across the Marine Corps ‐ Ensure assigned doctrinal publications are nested within Higher, Adjacent, and Supporting publications

DOCTRINE

CURRENT LOG T&R MANUALS

MWSS

NAVMC

3500.117

Engineering Transportation Supply &

Distribution Motor Transport

NAVMC

3500.39B

Ground Supply

NAVMC

3500.64A Distribution Management

NAVMC 3500.25B

Services

Logistics

NAVMC

3500.27C

Engineer & Utilities

NAVMC

3500.12BMotor

Transport

NAVMC

3500.39B

Health ServicesFinancial Mgmt

NAVMC

3500.69A Health

Services

NAVMC

3500.84A

Ammo

NAVMC

3500.89A

Ground Elec Maint

NAVMC

3500.6B

Ground Ord Maint

NAVMC

3500.33A

Legal Services

NAVMC

3500.82

Food Service

NAVMC

3500.35A

“Logistics Related”

Infantry LAR Artillery MAGTF Command Element

Tank MEU AAV C2

13 “Logistics” T&R Manuals Across the Functions and Sub-Functions of

Logistics Operations

Logistics

NAVMC

3500.27C

“Logistics Related” T&Rs that Address Logistics as Staff / Warfighting Function or Internal Activity

Engineer & Utilities

NAVMC

3500.12B

Maintenance

LOG T&R PROPOSED WAY AHEAD

Engineering

Transportation

Supply & Distribution

Motor Transport

NAVMC

3500.39_

Ground Supply & Distribution

NAVMC 3500.XX

CSS Individual (1000 & 2000 Level)

CSS

Individual

NAVMC

3500.XX

Engineer & Utilities

NAVMC

3500.12_

Maintenance

Health Services

Health Services

NAVMC

3500.84_

Combat Logistics

NAVMC

3500.27_

Combat Logistics

Unit Collective w/ Functional Leads for Chaining to ‘ALL’ Ground T&Rs

(3000 & 8000 Level)

Medical/ Dental Bn (and lead for all health services)

TSB

(and lead for all transportation tasks)

Ground Maint

NAVMC

3500.33_

Supply Bn (and lead for all supply and distribution tasks)

Maint Bn (and lead for all maintenance tasks)

ESB & CEB

(and lead for all engineering & utilities tasks)

CLR (DS/GS)

CLB

(DS/GS/MEU)

(and lead for all services tasks)

DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT A- PAO #75-18:

__Capt Maj LtCol Col ___

Joint Logistics Course (JLC) *#@

Interagency Logistics Course (ILC) )*#@

Log for the 21st Century (LOG21) @ Logistics & Technology Advanced Course

(LOG TECH ADV) *#@

Course Administered by:

Marine Corps Logistics Group (MCLOG) Army Logistics University (ALU) / Naval Supply Corps School Institute for Defense & Business (UNC Partnership) Department of Homeland Security (DHS) FEMA

LOGISTICS EDUCATION PROGRAMS

Introduction to Expeditionary Logistics (IEL) *#

Supply Officer Department Head Course (SODHC)

Life Cycle Executive Leaders Program (LCELP) @

Seminar on Cooperation in Stability Operations (CSO) @

Depot & Arsenal Executive Leadership Program (DAELP)@ Col

(*) SNCO Eligibility (#) WO/CWO Eligibility (@) Civilian Eligibility

Logistics &Technology Executive Course (LOG TECH EXEC) @ Gen Off

Intermediate MAGTF Logistics Operations Course (IMLOC) *#

Advanced Individual Training

IMLOC

EXLOGOFEC & TBD

Ind Courses

Advanced Collective Training

LSTX

S-6 (Comm)

S-1 (Admin)

Operations, Training & Education Support

(S-3/5/7/Formal School Admin/Doctrine & Standards/IM/Resource Management )

MCLOG CMD

(CO/XO/SEA)

S-4 (Internal Support)

ELI Fleet Support

MAGTF-TP

Support

MCLOG TASK ORGANIZATION

(T/O) (O/H)

MO: 40 35 (86%)

ME: 48 39 (81%)

NO: 2 1 (50%)

NE: 3 1 (33%)

GS:_____28 13 (46%)

TOTAL: 121 89 (74%)

IMA (T/O) (O/H)

IMA Officer: 31 7 IMA Enlisted: 17 1

TOTAL: 48 8

• Why MCLOG:

– Future of Logistics (2025 initiatives)

– Reach back/Train the Trainers

– Crossroads for MAGTF logisticians

– Promotions/Command Selection

• Organizational Priorities:

1. Individual Training (ELI Certification) 2.Collective Training (LSTX/EXLOG) 3.Service Training and Education Support (Doctrine/T&R/LEP) 4.Support to MAGTF-TP (SLTE)

• Stakeholder Communication:

– MCLOG SharePoint Site: (News Letter, MCLOG Tool Kit) https://eis.usmc.mil/sites/mclog/Pages/Home.aspx

– MCLOG Website:

http://www.29palms.marines.mil/Units/MarineCorpsLogisticsOperationsGroup.aspx

COMMANDER’S COMMENTS

Next 3 IMLOC Course Dates

IMLOC 2-18: 20 Apr - 8 Jun IMLOC 3-18: 10 Sep - 19 Oct IMLOC 1-19: 21 Jan - 1 Mar

QUESTIONS

“Best place for a Logistician to be at is in an operational unit. If he/she isn’t there he/she should be working at a logistics school. The best logistics school for our future is MCLOG”

LtGen M.G. Dana, DC I&L

Marine Corps Logistics Operations Group, MCAGCC, Twentynine Palms California