1. Previous Slide TRADOC DCSINT Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Intelligence U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command TRADOC DCSINT

2. Previous Slide TRADOC DCSINT Opposing Force Operations FM 7-100.1 OPFOR FM 7-100.1 Opposing Force: Operations Chapter 12 Logistics

3. Previous Slide TRADOC DCSINT Strategic Context State integrates civilian and military components Includes national industrial base War materiel stockpiled throughout the country

4. Previous Slide TRADOC DCSINT Logistics Stockpiles National & strategic reserves –National reserves include food, POL, manufactured goods, & strategic raw materials –Strategic reserves include supplies and equipment controlled by the General Staff Mobilization reserves –Issued to newly activated units –Resupply combat units Mobile reserves –Maintained by deployed ground units –Includes ammo, fuel, rations, & equipment

5. Previous Slide TRADOC DCSINT Depot Facilities and Operation Categories include –Area distribution –Ammunition –Maintenance –Medical Depots include –Aboveground –Underground –Short-duration facilities

6. Previous Slide TRADOC DCSINT Theater Distribution Network Physical network –Roads –Airfields –Railroads –Hardened structures –Inland waterways –Ports –Pipelines Resource network –Personnel –Organizations –Materiel –Equipment

7. Previous Slide TRADOC DCSINT Tailored Logistics Units Bulk of logistics units at theater and OSC levels Administrative force structure designed to man, train, and equip the OPFOR Administrative HQs/facilities/installations provide depot and area support Fighting forces tailor logistics assets received from administrative force structure

8. Previous Slide TRADOC DCSINT Logistics Missions Primary support –Supply/services/transportation/maintenance units –Provides support directly to units Area support –Supply/services/transportation/maintenance units –Provides support to primary support and other area support units Depot support –National-level & strategic units –Provides support to area support units

9. Previous Slide TRADOC DCSINT Operational Logistics Concepts Centralized planning & decentralized execution Support forward Sustainment from other sources

10. Previous Slide TRADOC DCSINT RESOURCES OFFICER CHIEF OF ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATIVE SUBSECTION LOGISTICS SUBSECTION CHIEF OF LOGISTICS Command and Control General Staff keeps some logistics units Resources section provides logistics integration Resources officer on OSC staff –Chief of logistics –Chief of administration

11. Previous Slide TRADOC DCSINT Integrated Support Command Logistics units allocated from the administrative force structure to an OSC Functions include –Materiel support (supply & services) –Maintenance –Transportation –Medical support –Personnel support Some combat support units may be included

12. Previous Slide TRADOC DCSINT ISC Headquarters ISC COMMANDER ISC DEPUTY COMMANDER OPERATIONS SECTION RESOURCES SECTION SOCC COMMAND GROUP - ISC CHIEF OF STAFF

13. Previous Slide TRADOC DCSINT ISC Example - ISC MATERIEL SUPPORT BRIGADE MAINTENANCE BATTALION TRAFFIC CONTROL BRIGADE CHEMICAL DEFENSE BATTALION OSC ISC HEADQUARTERS PERSONNEL SUPPORT BATTALION MEDICAL BATTALION TANK TRANSPORT HEAVY-LIFT BRIGADE SMOKE BATTALION EVACUATION BATTALION IFC TACTICAL- LEVEL SUBORDINATES ISG

14. Previous Slide TRADOC DCSINT Logistic Support Functions Materiel support –Supply & services Maintenance –Repair as close to battle zone as possible –Categories include routine, medium, & capital repairs Transportation –Planners use military & civilian assets –Modes include motor vehicles, rail, aircraft, & waterway vessels

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16. Previous Slide TRADOC DCSINT Logistic Support Functions (Continued) Personnel support –Personnel support provided by chief of administration –Some support professionals only mobilized in wartime –Replacement operations include Individual replacements Incremental replacements Composite unit formations Whole-unit replacement

17. Previous Slide TRADOC DCSINT Logistic Support Functions (Continued) Medical support –Medical logistics Pull system from medical depot –Casualty handling Evacuation based on higher-to-lower method Specific care based on organization level – Medical facilities Field hospital is first level for major surgery Civilian hospitals supplement military hospitals

18. Previous Slide TRADOC DCSINT Combat Operations Support Offense –Objective to provide support in battle zone –Supplies/transportation located to support the maneuver plans –Ammo and fuel most important supplies Defense –Objective to provide support from dispersed sites in support zone –Supplies prepositioned in defensive positions

19. Previous Slide TRADOC DCSINT Combat Operations Support (Continued) Support zone security –Enemy attacks expected in support zone –Security force up to division size supports OSC support zone Mission support sites (MSS) –Temporary logistical base –Used by units operating away from their support zone

20. Previous Slide TRADOC DCSINT Post-Combat Support Weapon systems replacement –Includes integration of trained crew Reconstitution –Reorganization through unit internal resources –Regeneration through replacements Preparing reinforcements –Plans for mobilization & reception of reserves

21. Previous Slide TRADOC DCSINT Logistics Logistics Summary Strategic context Logistics stockpiles Depot facilities and operations Theater distribution network Tailored logistics units Logistics missions Operational logistics concept Command and control Integrated support command Logistic support functions Combat operations support Post-combat support