Common Core 107 Expeditionary Camp Fundamentals Flashcards
Core Elements of Camp Layout Team
- Security
- Supply / Logistics
- Administration
- Operations
- Intelligence
- Training
- Medical
- Maintenance
Five basic phases to an Expeditionary camp layout
1) Planning
2) Site Survey/Security
3) Camp Establishment
4) Camp Maintenance
5) Camp Teardown
1st Phase of an Expeditionary camp layout
Planning
- Reason for the camp
- Type of camp:
- Base
- Expeditionary
- Unit
- Logistics Hub
- Terrain
- Climate
- Threat Level
2nd Phase of an Expeditionary camp layout
Site Survey/Security
- Surveys future site by aerial photography, satellite imagery, or reconnaissance patrol
- Site Security Team
- Advance scout team
- Secure and cordon off area
- Camp Setup Team
- Arrives after site has been secured and begins unloading equipment
- Begins camp layout and construction
3rd Phase of an Expeditionary camp layout
Camp Establishment
- Billeting activities
- Food service
- Shower and head facilities
- Field armory
- First aid station
- Combined Maintenance Engineering Logistics (CMEL)
- Laundry Service
- Administrative services
- Firefighting Team
- MWR facilities
- Chaplain
4th Phase of an Expeditionary camp layout
Camp Maintenance
- Combined Maintenance Engineering Logistics (CMEL)
- A utilities team for utilities operations
- A supply company for potable water supply
5th Phase of an Expeditionary camp layout
Camp Teardown
Four Priority Work Classifications
1) Safety - work required for safety reasons
2) Function - work identified with the mission of the activity
3) Preventative - work that prevents the deterioration of the facility
4) Appearance - work to preserve or upgrade the appearance of the facility
Operator Inspection
- assigned to an operator as a day to day responsibility for a specific piece of gear or equipment. i.e.: humvee driver performing maintenance on his Vehicle.
- examining, lubricating, and making minor adjustments.
Potable Water
Water suitable for drinking, cooking, and personal use.
Chlorinated Water
- Disinfection of a substance or container by using a chlorine chemical or gas.
- Plain or simple chlorination = single application.
Super Chlorinated Water
Chlorination with doses that are deliberately selected to produce water free of combined residuals so large as to require de-chlorination.