1. NCF
ORGANIZATION 1

2. 1NCD Command Relationships
Commander
FIRST NAVAL CONSTRUCTION DIVISION
Active & Reserve
Commander
22nd NCR
Operations/
Deployment
Commander
3rd NCR
Reserve
Commander
7th NCR
Reserve
SRGLANT
Active & Reserve
Training
SRGPAC
Active & Reserve
Training
Commander
1st NCR
Reserve
Commander
9th NCR
Reserve
Commander
30th NCR
Operations/
Deployment
NMCB 1
CBU’s
NMCB 14
NMCB 21
NMCB 17
NMCB 15
CBU’s
NMCB 3
NMCB 7
NMCB 23
NMCB 26
NMCB 18
NMCB 22
NMCB 4
NMCB 74
NMCB 24
NMCB 27
NCFSU 2
NMCB 25
NMCB 5
NMCB 133
NCFSU 3
CBMU 202
CBMU 303
NMCB 28
NMCB 40
UCT 1
UCT 2
--402 KEY WEST
--403 ANNAPOLIS
--410 JACKSONVILLE
--411 NORFOLK
--412 KINGS BAY
--414 NEW LONDON
--415 OCEANA
--420 MAYPORT
--422 WASHINGTON, DC
--423 LITTLE CREEK
--401 GREAT LAKES
--405 NORTH ISLAND
--406 LEMOORE
--413 PEARL HARBOR
--416 FALLON
--417 WHIDBEY ISLAND
--418 BANGOR
--421 EVERETT
--427 SAN DIEGO
ACTIVE
RESERVE 2

3. MAGTF Concepts • Integrated Air-Ground Team • Single Commander
• Task Organized
• Designed to Exploit Combat Power
• The MAGTF is a Task Organized, Self-Sustaining, Rapidly Deployable, Expeditionary force of varying size capable of stand-alone operations for up to 60 days.--(description sounds like words from “. . . From the Sea.”)
The Marine Corps specializes in attack or crisis response From the Sea.
Allows the Naval Commander to extend the maritime battle onto the land without relying on established bases.
This is done with helicopters, landing craft, amphibious tractors and LCACs.
• In crisis response situations, the MAGTF can rapidly deploy to the area of operations, sustain itself and accomplish the assigned mission.
• Provides a SINGLE COMMANDER the optimum combined arms force for the situation he faces.
MAGTF can include Infantry, Artillery, Armor, Engineers, Reconnaissance, Aviation and Logistics elements.
(Unity of Command is one of the 9 Principles of War.) 3

4. MAGTF Task Organization
COMMAND
ELEMENT
Four major elements within a MAGTF:
-Command Element
-Ground Combat Element
-Aviation Combat Element
-Combat Service Support Element
Three types of MAGTF:
MEF, MEU(SOC) and SPMAGTF
MEF(fwd) = A slice of a MEF
GROUND
COMBAT
ELEMENT
AVIATION
COMBAT
ELEMENT
COMBAT SERVICE SUPPORT ELEMENT 4

5. Marine Expeditionary Unit
COMMAND
ELEMENT
• A Marine Expeditionary Unit, or MEU
Marines & Sailors; Average 2000
-Battalion Landing Team, Composite Aircraft Squadron, MEU Service Support Group
(Reinforced Infantry Battalion)
(Composite: Rotary wing and Fixed wing; Harriers require LHA, LHD)
(MSSG is tailored from FSSG)
-Commanded by a Colonel
-May serve as the Forward Element of a larger force (MEF)
Capable of raids, hostage rescues, close quarter battles, breaching
-Normally carry 15 Days of sustainment
-Deploy with Amphibious Ready Groups
-NCF unit would be Air Det
NORMALLY SPECIAL OPERATIONS CAPABLE(SOC): 15 MISSIONS
• 7 Permanent MEU's:
Okinawa: 31st
Camp Pendleton, CA: 11, 13, 15
Camp Lejeune, NC: 22, 24, 26
• CBOPS project assigns your Air Detachment to a MEU
GCE
BATTALION LANDING TEAM
(BLT)
ACE
MARINE COMPOSITE AIRCRAFT SQUADRON
(MAS)
CSSE
MEU SERVICE SUPPORT GROUP
(MSSG) 5

6. Marine Expeditionary Force (Forward)
COMMAND
ELEMENT
• Second largest is the Marine Expeditionary Force(MEF) Forward
• Marines have discontinued use of MEBs; instead using MEF Forwards (ALTHOUGH IT MAY BE COMING BACK!!)
NOT A STANDING MAGTF AT THIS TIME.
• A MEF Forward :
- 8, ,000; average 16,000
-Commanded by a Brigadier General
-Capable of rapid deployment and employment in expeditionary, amphibious and reinforcement roles.
-FSSG Forward is capable of supporting the MEF Forward in combat for 30 days without resupply
• Made up of:
-Regimental Landing Team, Provisional Marine Aircraft Group, Brigade Service Support Group
-RLT is an Infantry Regiment, reinforced by company sized units (artillery, armor, etc)
- FSSG Forward is tasked organized from the FSSG.
-NCF unit would be one NMCB
GCE
REGIMENTAL LANDING TEAM
(RLT)
ACE
MARINE AIRCRAFT GROUP
(MAG)
CSSE
FORCE SERVICE SUPPORT GROUP (fwd)
(FSSG) 6

7. I MEF Organization I MEF 1st Marine Division 3rd Marine Air Wing
Example of the units assigned to a MEF;
in this case the I MEF in Camp Pendleton, CA
Other MEF's:
II MEF in Camp Lejeune, NC
III MEF in Okinawa (not a full MEF in size)
1st Marine
Division
3rd Marine
Air Wing
1st Force
Service
Support
Group 7

8. * NORMALLY A COLLATERAL DUTY OF THE S7
NMCB ORGANIZATION
COMMANDING OFFICER
CMC
SAFETY OFFICER
MILITARY ADVISOR
SENIOR WATCH OFFICER
PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER
CAREER COUNSELOR
CMAA
DAPA
SPECIAL SERVICES
EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Standard organization of active duty battalion
CO: accountable for every aspect of administration & operation
XO: direct representative & principle assistant to CO, executes policies
CMC: principle advisor to CO on morale & welfare of troops
Safety Officer: plans, directs, & administers program, technical advisor
Military Advisor: advisor re military training, tactics, & weapons, liaison
PAO: supervises public relations; family gram, press releases, cruise bk
Career Counselor: assists troops w/ career decisions
CMAA: supervises internal security
DAPA: educates command about drug & alcohol problems & treatments, arranges for counseling
Chaplain: provides or coordinates counseling; coordinates religion prog
Legal Officer: legal advice to command & individuals
S-6!!!: comm, ADP
?Q? What is the difference between military & functional COC?
All these codes? Let’s take a look at what they mean...
SPECIAL ASSISTANTS
X1 CHAPLAIN
X2 DENTAL OFFICER
X3 LEGAL OFFICER
X4 MEDICAL OFFICER S1
ADMIN
OFFICER
S2 */S7
INTEL
OFFICER/
TRAINING
OFFICER S3
OPERATIONS
OFFICER S4
SUPPLY
OFFICER S6
COMM/ADP
OFFICER
(NOT UNIVERSAL)
H-6
HEADQTRS
COMPANY
A-6
ALFA
COMPANY
B-6
BRAVO
COMPANY
C-6
CHARLIE
COMPANY
REMOTE
DETAILS
NMCB
AUGMENT
UNIT
MILITARY CHAIN OF COMMAND
FUNCTIONAL AUTHORITY
* NORMALLY A COLLATERAL DUTY OF THE S7 8

9. ADMIN & PERSONNEL DEPT 9 S-1: Administrative & Personnel Officer
Ship’s Clerk Warrant Officer, Line Officer, or CEC Officer
Handles all correspondence (reports & directives)
Maintains library of required publications & files
Transfer & receipt of personnel (coordinate w/ S-3)
Educational Services - ESO, correspondence courses, advancement exams
Reserve Center handles records & educational services for reserve units. 9

10. OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT
SAFETY CHIEF
TECHNICAL
ADVISOR
OPERATIONS
CHIEF
ASSISTANT
OPERATIONS OFFICER
S-3: Operations Officer
LCDR Edwards will discuss Operations Department in Ops Persp next Monday
O-4 billet, w/ JO tour in NMCB or ACB
manages construction, combat, & disaster recovery operations
assigns personnel / distributes manpower
evaluates tasking & assigns projects to companies / details for execution
establishes priorities & schedules
extremely important position, needs help of staff
S3A: S3E:
dependable O-1, O-2, or O-3 Ensign or EAC
admin functions EA’s
S3C: drafting, limited design, red-lines
outstanding E-8/9 presentation materials
construction experience & competency materials testing
construction management surveying
advisor to S-3 EA IN ACTION...
S3QC:
chief who knows construction
ratings assigned depend on tasking
daily inspections of projects
ENGINEERING
OFFICER
DISASTER
PREPAREDNESS
QUALITY
CONTROL CHIEF
SURVEYING
OPS
YEOMAN
TIMEKEEPER
COMPUTER OPS
INSPECTORS
BU / SW
CE / UT EO
DRAFTING
TESTING
P & E
ENGINEERING
FILES 10

11. SUPPLY DEPARTMENT 11 LCDR Edwards will discuss next Tuesday
S-4: Supply / Logistics Officer
Supply Corps O-4 billet
procures, receives, stores, issues, accounts for all equip, rpr part, materials
manages all materials in TOA
manages budget, accounting, & reporting
manages services, stores, & MLO divisions
S4A:
Supply Corps O-1/2 billet
MLO:
CEC officer (O-1 to O-3)
receipt & control of construction material
must work closely w/ ops
must be aggressive; no material -> no Seabee magic
?Q: Which division - greatest affect on morale?
Trick question - hard to say 11

12. TRAINING DEPARTMENT S7 READINESS TRAINING TECHNICAL MILITARY GENERAL
CONTINGENCY
PLANS
LCDR Voltz - next Wednesday
S-7: Readiness & Training Officer
CEC LT or LTJG
plans, schedules, & executes training
?Q - which function = collateral duty of S-7?
Readiness:
library of plans, maps, & intel info
usu includes collateral duties of Ordnance & Comm Officer
Gunny works in S-7 shop but not for S-7
TECHNICAL
MILITARY
GENERAL
READINESS
REQUIREMENTS
COMMUNICATIONS
OFFICERS TRNG
FORMAL SCHOOLS
WEAPONS
ORDNANCE
GMT
SCW PQS
TACTICS PT
CREW TRNG
LEADERSHIP
COMMAND
INDOC
SAFETY TRNG
ABFC TRNG
DISASTER
RECOVERY TRNG 12

13. ALFA COMPANY A-6 LT ASST CO COMMANDER (LTJG/ENS) COMPANY CHIEF (EQCM)
OPERATIONS
SUPERVISOR (EOCS)
MAINTENANCE
SUPERVISOR (CMCS)
COMPANY
ADMIN STAFF
-INSPECTORS
-COST CONTROL
-TECH LIBRARIAN
EQUIPMENT
OPS PLT (EOC)
LCDR Houle next Monday
Owns, operates, repairs, & maintains CESE (generally speaking)
including automotive, construction, & MHE
horizontal construction
asphalt batch plant
quarry ops
30% of operating budget - ?Q What is percentage of outfitting costs? (70%)
A-6: usually a senior CEC LT
battalion “equipo”
works for S-3, but CO’s advisor on equipment matters
A-5: Company Chief, EQCM
company admin matters
A-6’s advisor on equipment matters
A-4: Maintenance Supervisor: CMCS
1-shop concept or 2-shop concept
Support Shops (tire, battery, steel, MR)
interested in ensuring no equipment-related project delays & keeping PM on schedule
A-3: Operations Supervisor: EOCS
Equipment Ops Plt (trans) [yard boss, dispatcher, equipment to where it is needed]
Equipment Construction Plt (project) [prime contracts, horizontal const]
Equipment Support Platoon [subcontractors]
Asphalt/Quarry Operations
EQUIPMENT
CONST PLT (EOC)
EQUIPMENT REPAIR PLT (CMC) (AUTOMOTIVE)
EQUIPMENT
SUPPORT PLT (EOC)
EQUIPMENT REPAIR PLT (CMC) (CONSTRUCTION)
SUPPORT SHOPS PLT (CMC) 13

14. ASST CO COMMANDER (LTJG/ENS)
BRAVO COMPANY
B-6 LT
ASST CO COMMANDER (LTJG/ENS)
COMPANY CHIEF (E-8)
CAMP MAINTENANCE
PLATOON (E-7)
PROJECTS
PLATOON (E-7)
Me - Friday
Maintains camp facilities
utilities projects (waterlines, electrical distribution) [prime]
subcontractor for utilities as part of other projects (vertical construction)
B-6: usually a CEC LT
Battalion Camp Maintenance Officer
collateral duties - Assistant Dis Prep, Energy Conservation
Camp Maintenance: essential for good morale, health, welfare
?Q: For those who have seen CM organization in action, what types of things do they do?
deployment (galley, AC, hot water, electricity, barracks, furnishings)
contingency (water purification, electrical generation & distribution, galley utilities, sanitation)
THEREFORE, a command interest item
must work w/ S3, XO, Brigade Det OIC (Camp Czar)
B5: CECS or UTCS
B4: Camp Maintenance Chief: CEC or UTC
runs camp maintenance program
not just utilities, but also structures, facilities, etc (shops)
B3: Operations Chief: CEC or UTC
any prime contracted utilities projects (water lines, electrical generation/distribution, phones)
subcontracted work (utilities in structures)
UTILITIES
CONSTRUCTION
ELECTRICAL
CONSTRUCTION 14

15. CHARLIE / DELTA COMPANY
ASST CO COMMANDER (LTJG/ENS)
COMPANY CHIEF (E-8)
C6: usually a CEC LT
vertical construction [prime]
may sub to horizontal or utilities construction
organization depends on tasking
usually organized by project rather than by task
BUILDER
PLATOON
STEELWORKER
PLATOON
COMPANY
ADMIN STAFF
CONCRETE CREWS
STEEL PREFAB CREWS
MASONRY CREWS
STRUCT ERECT CREWS
TIMBER CREWS
REINFORCING
PLACEMENT CREWS
FRAMING CREWS
INT FINISH CREWS
FIELD WELDING CREWS
CONC PLANT OPS
CONC BLOCK/
PRECAST OPS 15