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103 Combat Logistics Flashcards

1
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Describe the following as it pertains to equip/cargo get prepared for air, land, and sea movements: PALLETIZATION

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securing equipment

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Describe the following as it pertains to equip/cargo get prepared for air, land, and sea movements: WEIGHING & MARKING

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weight and marking

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Describe the following as it pertains to equip/cargo get prepared for air, land, and sea movements: SHORING

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  • Sleeper
  • Parking
  • Rolling
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Describe the following as it pertains to equip/cargo get prepared for air, land, and sea movements: JOINT INSPECTION

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  • DD 2133

- audits all equipment

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Describe the following as it pertains to equip/cargo get prepared for air, land, and sea movements: 463L PALLET SYSTEM

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-88 x 108 x 2 1/4 in wooden pallet up to 10,000 pounds

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Types of Air Mobility Command (AML) organic aircraft, use & mission: C-130 Hercules

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inter-theater TACTICAL airlift

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Types of Air Mobility Command (AML) organic aircraft, use & mission: C 141 Starliner

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inter-theater STRATEGIC airlift

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Types of Air Mobility Command (AML) organic aircraft, use & mission: C-5 Galaxy

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inter-theater STRATEGIC airlift of out sized cargo

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Types of Air Mobility Command (AML) organic aircraft, use & mission: KC - 10 Extender

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Dual purpose

  • air refueling
  • inter theater STRATEGIC airlift
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Types of Air Mobility Command (AML) organic aircraft, use & mission: KC-135 Stratotanker

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  • tanker
  • 203,000 lbs of fuel
  • fuel in flight
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Types of Air Mobility Command (AML) organic aircraft, use & mission: C-17 Globemaster III

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  • intra-theater TACTICAL airlift of out sized cargo to small austere airfields
  • or near battle area
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How do you calculate center of balance for Civil Engineer Support Equipment (CESE)

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  • Mark each axle weight, center and gross weight

- Moment from ref, datum line (ROL)(Front Edge)

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Information found on a Time-Phased Force Deployment Data (TPFDD)

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  • Reflects priorities and requirements of Joint Force
  • Also considered are basing, access, logistics support available & defenses required
  • Shortfall identification
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What is the Military Sea-lift Command Mission

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Provide strategic, common user sea-lift transportation services to us forces to:

  • Deploy
  • Employ
  • Sustain
  • Re-deploy

Support Special Missions

-Peace time 50 ships, up to 100 growth

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What are OP funds

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  • alloted 12 month Fiscal year
  • Navy Comptroller distributes to FLEET COMMANDS
  • Fleet CMDs to TYCOMMS
  • TYCOMMS to Ships, squd’s, staffs called OPTAR (Operating Targets)
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What are the 10 Classes of Supplies

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I. Subsistence (health and comfort items)
II. Clothing
III. Fuels 
IV. Construction Materials
V. Ammo
VI. Personal items (health, hygiene)
VII. Major end items - launchers, tanks
VIII. Medical
IX. Repair Parts
X. Non-military programs
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What is the Purpose of Departments Table of Allowance (TOA)

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-it is the primary authorized allowance documents

  • approved list of
    • personnel
    • equipment
    • material
    • facilities
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Describe the use of the Government Commercial Purchase Card (IMPACT)

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  • Simplifies administrative effort
  • at or below $3,000
  • can be used in conjunction with other contracting methods, threshold is up to $9,999,900
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Describe purpose of shipper declaration of dangerous goods

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To document Hazardous Cargo

  • Describe HAZMAT
  • provides handling information
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What are some types of Cargo Containers

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  • Dry Storage
  • Open top/side container
  • Refrigerated
  • Tanks
  • Drums
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What are the combat logistics of embarkation

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ACL - allowable Cabin load
AACG - Arrival Airfield Control Group
DACG - Departure Airfield Control Group

CRE/CRT - contingency response team
Marshaling - staging area to reduce congestion

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What are 4 types of Shoring

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Sleeper - limits movement side to side/up and down

Rolling - Protects floors from damage

Parking - padded area for trailers

Approach - decreasing load angle

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The Convoy Planning Element is responsible for

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Route Reconnaissance

Convoy Troop Leading Procedures

General Planning Considerations

  • Receive mission
  • analyze capabilities
  • plan the mission
  • rehearse
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How does the Operating Target (OPTAR) budget impacts your department

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CO distributes the OPTAR

SUPPO maintains budget records

NAVSEA distributes to TYCOMM

25
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Purpose of Supply form 1348-6

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Milstrip requisition form when system is not availble

26
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Purpose of Supply form SF-44

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Used for Over the Counter (OTC) purchases

27
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Purpose of Supply form SF-1449

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Used to buy Commercial Items

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Purpose of Supply form DD-200

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Financial liability Investigation of Property Loss

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Purpose of Table of Allowance/OPTSTOCKS/Defense Property Accountability (PGM)

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TOA - capability to perform operations under contingency for 90 days. Fuel/Subsistence for 15 days

Defense Property Accountability - efficient & cost effective transition between accounting systems

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Discuss Depot Level Repairable (DLR) Program

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  • management of high dollar repairable’s, one for one basis

- Carcasses turned into repair facility where it can be repaired and restocked

31
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What is the Function and purpose of JARB/Joint Facilities Utilization Board

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review system used by a command to good financial decisions (evaluates)

32
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Define Vehicle Hardening

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Protect against enemy fire/explosive devices

  • Kevlar blankets
  • Armor Plating
  • Ballistics Glass
  • Sand Bags
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Responsibilities of convoy personnel: CONVOY COMMANDER

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leader in-charge

  • planning
  • preparation
  • execution
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Responsibilities of convoy personnel: LEAD VEHICLE CMDR

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Responsible for Navigation and Speed

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Responsibilities of convoy personnel: VEHICLE CMDR

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Responsible for

  • Ammunition
  • Food
  • Water
  • Fuel
  • Re-hearse drills
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Responsibilities of convoy personnel: DRIVER/A-Driver

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  • Drives
  • Fuel
  • Maintenance on vehicle
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Responsibilities of convoy personnel: CREW SERVED WEAPONS OPERATOR

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Responsible for PRIMARY and ALTERNATE Sectors of Fire

38
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Responsibilities of convoy personnel: DESIGNATED MARKSMAN

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Precision fires

-control rate and quantity of fire to enemy

39
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Responsibilities of convoy personnel: COMBAT LIFE SAVER/MEDIC

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Medical & Evac

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Responsibilities of convoy personnel: LITTER TEAM

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aid / preparation of casualties

41
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Responsibilities of convoy personnel: LANDING ZONE TEAMS

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Marking the LZ

42
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Responsibilities of convoy personnel: ASSAULT TEAM

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assault element against heavy enemy action

43
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Responsibilities of convoy personnel: RECOVERY TEAM

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maintenance & recovery

44
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Responsibilities of convoy personnel: SECURITY PERSONNEL

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  • navigators

- crew serve weapons & vehicle commanders

45
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Advantages and Disadvantages of convoy configuration: FILE

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Advantages - simple, minimize IED blast

Disadvantages - weak left flank field of view, headlight cover

46
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Advantages and Disadvantages of convoy configuration: STAGGERED

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Advantages

  • all around security
  • headlight coverage
  • maneuvering

Disadvantages

  • IED vulnerability
  • More Command and Control
47
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Advantages and Disadvantages of convoy configuration: OFFSET

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Advantages

  • Flexibility
  • CMDR is in control
  • Third party traffic

Disadvantages

  • IED Blasts
  • Difficult to Command and Control
48
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Advantages and Disadvantages of convoy configuration: INVERTED T

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Advantages - limits vehicle infiltration

Disadvantages

  • experience required
  • weak left flank
  • hard to Command and Control
49
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Advantages and Disadvantages of convoy configuration: Diamond

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Advantages - limits vehicle infiltration

Disadvantages

  • Req. experienced drivers
  • difficult to Command and Control
50
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Types of Convoy Battle DRILLS

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Downed Driver (vehicle cmdr takes over)

Bailout (hasty fire position, rear of car)

Hasty vehicle recovery (hooks up)

In-Stride vehicle recovery (along side)

51
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Observation and Fields of Fire for DRIVER

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Observes:
0900-1300 field
Fire:
0900-1100

52
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Observation and Fields of Fire for VEHICLE CMDR

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Observes:
0900-1300 field
Fire:
0900-1100

53
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Describe Communications for a Vehicle

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  1. Vehicle Internal
  2. Truck to Truck
  3. External to Convoy (secure capable)
  4. Alternate Communications
    • Hand signals
    • Pyro technics
    • Vehicle Signs, etc…
54
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Things to consider for roadside IED or VBIED

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Watch for:

  • abandoned vehicles
  • vehicles parked where they don not belong
  • vehicles with loose wires hanging off them
55
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What are the 5 C’s when reacting to an IED

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  1. CONFIRM the suspected IED sighting
  2. CLEAR the area surrounding IED (min 300m)
  3. CORDON OFF and secure the area
  4. CONTROL entry and exit to area
  5. CHECK for secondary devices

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