101 - Admin/Command & Control

Question 1

Officer in Charge

Answer 1

(OIC/CO)

Maintains logistical and situational awareness that will determine mission effectiveness

Question 2

Assistant Officer in Charge

Answer 2

(AOIC/XO)

tasked with managing the daily admin of the battalion (also the host liaison in country)

Question 3

Command Master Chief

Answer 3

(CMC) - Master Chief Watson

Advises the CO on all enlisted personnel issues and provides a communication pathway through the CoC

Question 4

Admin Officer

Answer 4

Personnel Accounting, reporting, legal affairs, pay, transportation, command briefs and public affairs

Question 5

Operations Officer

Answer 5

(OPS)

responsible for 24hour operations at an Ariel or sea ports of debarkation (APOD/SPOD)

Question 6

Supply Officer

Answer 6

(SUPPO)

focused on supporting the needs of the ALSS/FLS staff

Question 7

Engineering Support Officer

Answer 7

Most critical during activation/deactivation phases. Ensuring proper maintenance of MHE/CESE, facilities, repair of battle damage, and quality of life improvements

Question 8

Plans Officer

Answer 8

Normally at the ALSS site - coordinates with other logistical staff in the AOR to keep those in charge aware of impending changes to the operation

Question 9

Communications Officer

Answer 9

Responsible for providing the means by which the CO/OIC and other key staff member can maintain logistic situational awareness

Question 10

COMNAVELSG

Answer 10

Command, Navy Expeditionary Logistic Support Group

• ISIC to NELR’s
• Reports to COMNECC

Question 11

COMNECC

Answer 11

Commander, Navy Expeditionary Combat Command

Question 12

NELR

Answer 12

Navy Expeditionary Logistics Regiment

Deployable command and control element of 24 people that serve as forward deployed HQ’s

• ISIC to NCHB
• Managment Assist Visits (MAV)
• Adcon
• Reporting

Question 13

TEU

Answer 13

Training and Evaluation Unit

Schoolhouse training, and mission readiness evaluations (ULT/ULTRA)

Question 14

ULT/ULTRA

Answer 14

Unit Level Training

Unit Level Training Readiness Assessment

Question 15

ESU

Answer 15

Expeditionary Support Unit

Provides common logistical functions, resources and support across NAVELSG organizations

Question 16

NCHB

Answer 16

Navy Cargo Handling Battalion

Loads/Discharges cargo, conducts ocean terminal operations, and preforms O-Level maintenance on their TOA equipment

Question 17

NCHB Companies

Answer 17

HQ
Surface Companies A-D
CTC (cargo terminal co) A & B
Air Cargo
Fuels
ESC (expeditionary support co)

Question 18

ECD

Answer 18

Expeditionary Communications Detachment

Provides technical expertise for the setup, sustainment, and maintenance of NAVELSG communication systems

Question 19

NACHB

Answer 19

Navy Air Cargo Handling Battalion

Operates air terminal operation centers (ATOC) for loading and discharge of personnel, mail and cargo

Question 20

NSSB

Answer 20

Navy Supply Support Battalion

provides a full range of support of combat related services, inventory materials, storage of bulk fuels, BLSS, and Depot level repairs

Question 21

NORHB

Answer 21

Navy Ordnance Reporting/Handling Battalion

Receives, stows, and issues ammo and explosives

Question 22

Company Chief

Answer 22

(LCPO) Assists in admin, training and supervising of company personnel

Question 23

OPCON

Answer 23

Operational Control

Question 24

ADCON

Answer 24

Administrative Control

Question 25

TACON

Answer 25

Tatical Control

Question 26

COCOM

Answer 26

Combat Control