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If you continue with this browser, you may see unexpected results. Marine Corps Planning Process "In preparing for battle I have always found that plans are useless, but planning is indispensible. Mar Understanding Battlespace. April Commander's Critical Information Requirements. May Planning Guidance. June Operational Design. Jul Intelligence Preparation of the Battlespace. Aug Fighting the Single Battle.
Oct Course of Action Development. Dec Main and Supporting Efforts. Feb Fighting with Fires - Planning. Mar Command and Control Systems Training. Apr Terminology and Graphics. May The Operation Order. Jun Congestion or Control. Sep Logistics It's What Keeps You in the Ring. Oct Information Management. Feb Battle Rythm. Mar Information Management Trends. Mar Tasking Success. A Marine Corps Doctrinal Publication exploring the nature of planning.
Joint Publication Joint Operation Planning. The current doctrine for conducting joint, interagency and multinational planing activities across the full range of military operations. Chapter 5 of the Army's FM describes the Army's decision-making process.
It is known as a proven and established analytical process. It also serves to assist commanders, planners, and other staff officers in combatant commands CCMD , joint task forces JTF , and service component commands.
TECOM analyzes, designs, develops, resources, implements and evaluates standards-based individual training to provide combat-capable Marines and Sailors to the operating forces. Training Command is composed of 18 major subordinate elements and 78 subordinate training units distributed over 61 locations throughout the continental U.
Training Command is also the single point-of-contact linkage to other services on all issues pertaining to interservice formal school training.
Training Command has three subordinate units aboard Quantico:. The school annually trains, evaluates and screens more than 2, officer candidates to ensure that they possess the leadership potential, moral, intellectual and physical qualities for commissioning so they may serve successfully as company grade officers in the operating forces.
There are five training programs through which candidates may be accepted for commissioning. OCC is a week program designed for candidates who have obtained their college degree and are expected to report directly to the Basic School.
Marines participating in MECEP also attend this program before completing their degree at a civilian university. The PLC program has three possible categories that are designed for candidates who are enrolled in college. Candidates who attend the PLC program must complete their degree before accepting their commission.
TBS trains and educates newly commissioned or appointed officers in the high standards of professional knowledge, esprit de corps, and leadership to prepare them for duty as company grade officers in the operating forces.
TBS puts particular emphasis on the duties, responsibilities and warfighting skills required of a rifle platoon commander. IOC instills the knowledge, skills, and leadership required to serve as infantry platoon commanders in the rifle company, and to provide advanced employment and training considerations of the weapons company platoons.
The course also provides the core infantry knowledge, skills and leadership required for those officers selected to serve with reconnaissance, sniper and light armored reconnaissance units. Weapons Training Battalion WTBN serves as the Marine Corps proponent for all facets of small arms combat marksmanship and is the focal point for marksmanship doctrine, training, competition, equipment and weapons. The battalion, headquartered in Building , provides training and range support for National Capital Region units, as well as Marine Corps Reserve units from throughout the nation.
Support is also provided to federal agencies such as the FBI, Drug Enforcement Agency and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, and numerous state and local law enforcement agencies.
Within the battalion, the Marksmanship Training Company schedules, coordinates and executes rifle and pistol qualifications for newly commissioned Marine officers attending TBS, as well as requalification for all National Capital Region Marines. Each year, these teams compete in numerous Marine Corps, civilian, interservice and international competitions. EDCOM develops, delivers, and evaluates professional military education and training to officers and enlisted Marines through resident and distance learning programs to prepare leaders to meet the cultural, ethical and operational challenges of a complex security environment.
Alfred M. Gray Marine Corps Research Center. The Marine Corps War College provides top-level professional military education with a mission to educate selected military and civilian professionals to develop critical thinkers, military strategists, joint warfighters and strategic leaders who are prepared to meet the challenges of a complex and dynamic security environment.
The School of Advanced Warfighting SAW provides a follow-on, graduate-level professional military education Master of Operational Studies for select field grade officers who have completed the Command and Staff College. Through a rigorous development of decision-making complex problem-solving skills, an in-depth study of history complemented by field studies and planning exercises conducted at the operational level of war, SAW graduates are intended to have a long-term positive impact in their respective services.
The Marine Corps Command and Staff College provides graduate-level education and training to develop critical thinkers, innovative problem solvers and ethical leaders who will serve as commanders and staff officers in service, joint, interagency and multinational organizations confronting complex and uncertain security environments.
The Expeditionary Warfare School EWS provides career-level professional military education and training with emphasis on leadership development, amphibious operations, doctrine, planning and combined arms operations for Marine Air-Ground Task Forces across the full range of military operations. EWS also provides career-level professional military education to selected officers from the other U. Armed Services, allied countries and the Marine Corps Reserve. The Enlisted Professional Military Education EPME branch provides progressive educational opportunities to improve leadership, critical thinking capability and sound tactical skills for enlisted Marines throughout their careers.
The Center for Advanced Operational Culture Learning CAOCL develops and delivers operationally relevant foundational language, regional expertise and culture programs to the General Purpose Force through training, education, direct support to operating forces, research and institutionalization to plan and operate effectively in complex expeditionary environments.
Marine Corps and Marine Corps Reserve. Marine Corps Systems Command MCSC is the acquisition command of the Marine Corps, serving as the contracting authority and exercising technical authority for all Marine Corps ground weapon and information technology programs.
The MCSC team is made up of Marines, Sailors, civilians and contractors united by a common purpose: to equip and sustain Marine forces with the most capable and cost-effective systems for current and future expeditionary and crisis-response operations. With ever-changing operating and acquisition environments, MCSC people stay current and adaptable to accomplish their mission.
PEO LS manages a diverse portfolio that includes several major ground vehicle and weapons systems. These systems and more are managed by professionals aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico and other locations in Northern Virginia.
In Warren, the Program Manager for Light Armored Vehicle manages the battle-tested family of combat vehicles that have served Marines since At Camp Pendleton, the Marine Corps Tactical Systems Support Activity provides test and evaluation, engineering and deployed technical support throughout the acquisition lifecycle for Marine Corps and joint service command, control, computer, communications and intelligence systems.
In Orlando, the Program Manager for Training Systems provides training support, and develops and sustains training systems and devices to ensure Marines are ready for anything they may face before even setting foot in country.
Wherever its people are based, using effective, streamlined and innovative business processes, MCSC works hard to remain timely and consistent in providing quality systems and equipment to the operating forces. The technological advantage MCSC provides helps Marines shoot, move and communicate with the winning edge to continue the proud tradition of the Corps, unbeaten in battle in every clime and place.
IO is the integrated employment, during military operations, of information-related capabilities in concert with other lines of operations to influence, disrupt, corrupt or usurp the decision-making of adversaries and potential adversaries while protecting our own.
Marine Security Guards MSG provide protection to mission personnel and prevent the compromise of national security information and equipment at designated diplomatic and consular facilities worldwide. Marine Corps Embassy Security Group HQ mission is to screen, train, assign, ensure the operational readiness, provide administration, logistical support and discipline of MSGs.
Qualified volunteers for this special duty assignment are recommended by their Commanding Officers and ordered to MSG School for eight weeks of extensive training, screening and processing.
Today, over 1, MSGs serve at posts in more than different countries throughout the world. The distinguished reputation enjoyed by all MSGs has been earned by their outstanding performance of duty while accomplishing an important mission for the United States of America.
Founded to test tactics, techniques, procedures and equipment, HMX-1 has since become synonymous with helicopter transport of the U. In , rotary wing movement of the president, vice president and other important personnel originated when, President Dwight D. Eisenhower — away on vacation — was urgently needed back at the White House. What would have been a two-hour motorcade trip was reduced to a seven-minute helicopter ride.
On that day, HMX-1 earned its most prestigious of mission — direct support of the President. For more information, visit www. The Marine Corps Intelligence Activity MCIA provides intelligence forecasts and analysis in support of Marine Corps planning and decision-making, doctrine and force structure development, systems and equipment acquisition, Wargaming, and training and education.
MCIA facilitates the efforts of the Marine Corps Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Enterprise through coordinated planning, guidance and information technology. The Commandant of the U. The U. These efforts directly support the services and MARSOC in their efforts to procure and field a wide range of nonlethal capabilities. All legal and arms compliance reviews must be completed before fielding of nonlethal weapons.
Whether engaged in counterterrorism, stability and reconstruction or antipiracy operations, U. In recent years, the program has achieved success in fielding both programs of record and responding to urgent operational needs. An array of nonlethal weapons, devices and munitions are available now for conducting checkpoint operations, convoys, area security, patrols, detainee operations, crowd control, maritime operations and other missions.
Non-lethal weapons are explicitly designed and primarily employed to incapacitate personnel or materiel while minimizing fatalities, significant injury to personnel, and undesired damage to property in the target area or environment.
Several new or improved capabilities are currently advancing through the development process including directed energy systems, vehicle arresting devices, improved acoustic hailing devices, gauge extended-range marking munitions, mission payload modules, airburst nonlethal munitions, improved flash-bang grenades, green laser interdiction systems and ocular interruption devices.
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