1. 1-30 JUNE 2011 CONFIRMATION BRIEF 25 MAY 2011
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Ammunition Company
FASP EXERCISE
1-30 JUNE 2011
CONFIRMATION BRIEF 25 MAY 2011
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Agenda
-Task Organization -Mission Essential Tasks -Training & Readiness Standards -Orientation -Situation -Mission -Execution -Administration and Logistics -Command and Signal
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3. MISSION ESSENTIAL TASKS
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MISSION ESSENTIAL TASKS
Ammunition Company Mission Essential Tasks MET 1. Conduct Ammunition Support Operations: - AMMO-ADMN-3001 Account for Ammunition AMMO-CSSO-3104 Establish a Field Ammunition Supply Point AMMO-EXPS-3202 Execute Explosives Safety Program AMMO-RSSI-3401 Prepare Ammunition for Shipment AMMO-RSSI-3402 Receipt/Issue Ammunition AMMO-RSSI-3403 Store Ammunition - AMMO-PS-3501 Execute a Physical Security Program - AMMO-CSSO-5105 Plan Ammunition Combat Service Support for Operations
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Situation
SITUATION: Enemy – N/A Friendly Higher – 1st Supply Bn Mission – Provide support to those getting ready to return to contact. Sustain the equipment of I MEF at peak readiness levels. Commander’s Intent - Adjacent – Medical Logistics Company, Supply Company Supporting – 7th ESB 1st Maint Bn MP Company, CLR Food Service Company, CLR Area Chow Hall Bulk Fuel Co, CLR st Supply Bn CLR-15 Attachments – 7th ESB (8) Marines 1st Maint Bn (4) Marines MP Company (2) Marines Food Service Company (4) Marines
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5. MISSION
MISSION: From 1-30 June 2011, Ammunition Company will establish a FASP IVO AFA-15/16 IOT conduct intermediate level Class V(W) support for I MEF, MCI-W activities and Camp Pendleton tenant organizations

6. EXECUTION Commander’s Intent:
Purpose. The establishment of a FASP will enhance the ability of Ammunition Company to operate in a combat environment through field training.
Method. Ammunition Company will expedite its mission at the FASP in accordance with all relevant orders, policies, and SOPs as they pertain to the storage and issuing of Class V(W).
End State. The confidence in the skills of the individual Ammunition Technicians, as well as their overall proficiency, is enhanced. Unit cohesion and efficacy will have been challenged and evaluated. This exercise will also act as validation for Ammunition Company’s Mission Essential Tasks (MET) and personnel capabilities.

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EXECUTION
Concept of Operations
Using units will continue to be supported in the same manner with which they were by the Las Pulgas ASP. Policies and procedures for issuing and turn-in of Class V(W) will remain unchanged. The only change for the using units is the location of ammunition pick-up site. Operations will be conducted on a 24/7 basis, including weekends, which will enable improved customer service and time flexibility.
Scheme of Maneuver: Establishment of the FASP will be executed in four phases:
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8. EXECUTION Scheme of Maneuver: Phase I- (9 May – 31 May) When What
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EXECUTION
Scheme of Maneuver:
Phase I- (9 May – 31 May)
When
What
Status
Rolling dates
Confirmations of all support requests
Complete
9 May – 8 June
The Las Pulgas ASP continues to conduct ammunition operations ISO
I-MEF and other organizations aboard Camp Pendleton
11 May
FASP Class V(W) support notification message was released to all Camp Pendleton units. UNITS ARE NOTIFIED OF NEW LOCATION AND DATES.
27 May
All ammunition, vehicles, gear and equipment will be inspected, prepared and packaged for transfer to the FASP NLT 27 May
Working
(10) Field Storage Units have been created within Ordnance Information System (OIS) and are ready to accept the transfer of all Class V(W) assets.
100% physical inventory will be conducted on all ammunition required for establishment of FSUs at the Las Pulgas ASP.
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9. EXECUTION Phase II- (01 June – 08 June) Scheme of Maneuver: When What
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EXECUTION
Scheme of Maneuver:
Phase II- (01 June – 08 June)
When
What
Status
1 June
Convoy brief conducted at 0800 at the Las Pulgas ASP with all vehicles and personnel present. All gear and equipment will be pushed to FASP via tactical and SWRFT vehicles.
*Refer to sync-matrix
Advanced Party and Guard Force depart from the Las Pulgas ASP to FASP. (64 Marines, 2 Corpsman)
Comm will be established with Reg COC and Range Control.
Initial set-up of FSUs, bivouac , operations tent, field mess, hygiene Tent.
All physical security standards are adhered to IAW MCO B (Physical Security Manual)
2 June – 6 June
Receiving Class V(W) at FASP from Las Pulgas ASP via (10) 40 ft SWRFT assets. *Refer to sync-matrix .
All ammunition will be on deck at the FASP.
100% inventory is conducted as each FSU is filled.
8 June
Main Body (95 PAX) arrives to FASP.
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10. Phase III- (9 June – 26 June)
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EXECUTION
Scheme of Manuever (Cont.):
Phase III- (9 June – 26 June)
When
What
Status
9 June
FASP assumes all support responsibilities; ammunition ISO Camp Pendleton using units is stored and distributed from FASP.
Daily SITREP will be sent at 0900 to Regiment from the FASP COC via Supply Battalion S-3.
MUREP will also be sent daily.
9-26 June
The Las Pulgas ASP remains functional in support of FASP ammunition shortfalls; the FASP will reach back to the Las Pulgas ASP for ammunition resupply.
The Las Pulgas ASP will be:
receiving all commercial inbound shipments from Depots;
executing disposition instructions of unserviceable munitions;
re-warehousing magazines IOT ensure no munitions are exposed on
Hardstands 2 or 3;
Hosting Ammunition-62 course from 6-17 June.
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11. Scheme of Manuever (Cont.):
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EXECUTION
Scheme of Manuever (Cont.):
Phase IV- (26 June – 30 June)
When
What
Status
27 June
FASP Stands down.
The Las Pulgas ASP reclaims Class V(W) support responsibilities; ammunition ISO Camp Pendleton using units is stored and distributed from the Las Pulgas ASP.
FASP retrograde begins.
100% physical inventory of each FSU prior to transfer.
Police call AFA 15.
Clean gear and all equipment for turn-in.
*Refer to Sync-matrix
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12. Coordinating Instructions:
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EXECUTION
Coordinating Instructions:
What
How
Status
Physical Inventory Control Program (PICP)
All Category I and II (Ready-to-Fire Munitions; e.g. AT-4s, Frags, LAWs, DEMO, Claymores, APOBs) inventories will be conducted on a daily basis. Remainder of required inventories will be conducted as per FASP SOP (location audits, AMAR random sampling)
All other required inventories will be conducted per the FASP SOP (Weekly random sampling and Location Audits). Any discrepancies in inventory will be corrected on the spot. FASP OIC, Ops Chief and Company Commander will be notified immediately.
Pending
Notification to all Camp Pendleton Using Units
AMHS message sent to all units aboard Camp Pendleton on 11 May notifying them of FASP location, primary and alternate routes, dates, vehicle pre-stage capabilities, forecasting/requisitioning procedures, and issue/receipt procedures.
Complete
FASP ammunition shortfalls
Any FASP ammunition shortfalls will be resupplied by the Las Pulgas ASP. (Unforecasted requests)
Continuous
Required Reporting
FASP OIC will send daily MUREP/SITREP at 0900 from FASP COC to Regiment via Supply Battalion S-3.
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13. Coordinating Instructions:
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EXECUTION
Coordinating Instructions:
What
How
Status
TAMIS/OIS-R systems
All government information systems utilized for ammunition operations remain the same. All forecasting and requisitioning procedures will remain the same. (TAMIS / OIS-R)
Pending
Security
FASP guard force (20 Marines) will be employed for 24/7 ops on a rotating schedule. Security Force and LAYOUT
Training
Training schedule has been published. Upon conclusion of daily operations, FASP personnel will take part in the following training events:
- PTP Block II - OSCAR Training
- MOS-related training -Company Hike
- Annual training Facility -Movement to Contact to MOUT
- MCMAP
FASP maintenance
FSU maintenance and improvements will be continuous
Continuous
Field living
All participants will be bivouacking in AFA 16 for the duration of the exercise.
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14. Admin / Logistics Food Service Co, CLR-17: - Field Mess Plan
(4) GP tents (Pot Shack, Galley, Dining Area)
(2) UGR Hot/(1) MRE daily
Set up on 02 June, start serving 2 hot chows from 03 June – 27 June, begin teardown on the evening of 27 June 2011
- Food service personnel and equipment requirements requested:
(4) 3381 Food Service Specialists
(1) C6621- TRE Ration Heating System
(1) B0075- Small Refer Unit
(2) B GPM Pump
(3) Compartment Sinks
Ice support will be provided by 53 Area Chow Hall
- Status of request: as of
Confirmed

15. Admin / Logistics MP Co, CLR-17: - Guard Force Augments
(1) SNCO Military Policeman (Guard Chief)
(1) Sgt Military Policeman (SOG)
Augments will provide technical oversight in the daily operations of the FASP Guard Force. All additional training will be conducted under the supervision of the 5811’s.
Status of request: as of
Confirmed

16. Admin / Logistics Utilities Co, 7th Engineer Support Bn, 1st MLG:
- Equipment requirements
B b generator unit 5
B generator unit 2
B kw turtle/ Legacy 3
B kw outdoor power distribution bx 2
B0608 Field Wiring Harness
B0014 A/C unit
B0640 Floodlights
B0063 EBFL w/ driver *
B2566 LCRTF 5k Forklift w/ drivers **
- Personnel requirement
1141 Marine electrician
1145 Water skill Technician 2
1142 Generator Mech
1345 HE Mechanic
** Support from Maint Bn

17. Admin / Logistics
Utilities Co, 7th Engineer Support Bn, 1st MLG (Cont.)
- Equipment requirements:
B Pump module 1
B Water Bladder (3K) (potable water) 1
B Water Bladder (3K) (gray water) 2
B Basic Shower unit 1
N/A GP tent (old style) 1
B Con Water tank
- Status of request: as of
Confirmed

18. Admin / Logistics 1st Bulk Fuel Co, CLR-1, 1st MLG:
- Equipment requirements
B Con fuel tank mod
N/A Berm for a 7-ton truck 1
N/A Spill kit
- Status of request: as of
Confirmed

19. Admin / Logistics 1st Sup Bn, CLR-15, 1st MLG: MT requirements
(4) 7-ton (AMK 27)
(3) M998, (1) M1114
(3) LVS w/ 870 (as required)
(4) Water Bulls
(1) 7-ton (AMK 23)
- Personnel requirements
(2) Navy Corpsman
- Status of request: as of
Confirmed

20. Admin / Logistics 1st Sup Bn, CLR-15, 1st MLG:
- Miscellaneous gear and equipment
13 Drash tents for billeting, (1) Drash CP
4 GP tents for Field Mess
15 Tent light sets
25 Tables
120 Chairs
Port-o-John service for 150 Marines x 30 Days (emptying of gray water
bladders )
BOM ($35,000 including fuel estimate)
Sand Bags (5 Bundles)
10 NVG’s
12 M16A4 (Guard Force)
4 M9 9mm (Guard Force)
Trash Dumpster/ 1 Recycle Dumpster
- Status of request: as of
Confirmed

21. Admin / Logistics Regt S-6, CLR-15, 1st MLG:
- Communication requirements requested:
(10) Non-NMCI laptop Computers/ with minimum of 4 printers
(10) Air Cards
(4) Phone lines
(10) ASP Black Gear (ASP XTS-5000 for internal comm )
(1) BFT and PRC-117 **C2 w/ Regimental COC**
Status of request: as of
Confirmed

22. Command and Signal Succession of Command at FASP:
Commanding Officer: Captain Blann
Operations Officer: CWO2 Roy
Company 1stSgt: 1stSgt Dexter
Operations Chief: GySgt Cleveland
Camp Commandant: GySgt Gordon
-Signal:
Communication with higher COC will be conducted via PRC-117
and/or Blue Force Tracker.
Primary communication with Longrifle will be established and
maintained with XTS-5000 (hand-held radios).
Alternate means of communication will be established and
maintained by means of PRC-117. (Guard Force radio checks)
Data will be provided by use of (12) issued air cards. (3) phone
lines will be available for use as a tertiary means of communication
to higher and other agencies.
Longrifle primary safety frequency: 40.35
Longrifle alternate safety frequency: 30.35
Daily MUREP/SITREP sent via laptop with air card.

23. SYSCON/TECHCON TENT TENTS Network Trailer LEGEND POTS ViaSat
PltSgt
3G/ TacChat
DAMA
SWO
SWC
BFT
POTS
REGT CMD 1
Range Ctrl
LEGEND
ViaSat
NIPR LAPTOP
RADIO LAPTOP
POTS PHONE
NIPR PRINTER
VHF & UHF-SATCOM RADIO
HF RADIO

24. Services Overview NIPR DSN Field ASP ASP BFT/TOC HF HF TacChat DAMA
Reg CP

25. Services Overview SERVICE FASP REG CP NIPR 12 N/A DSN 4 TOC KIT 1
HF VOICE
HF TACCHAT
DAMA
Printer 3
STX-5000 (Range Control) 10
Radio Operator

26. *HPW will use PTP UHF Frequencies, without the Satellite.
Transmission
REG CP
FASP
REG CMD 1 (DAMA)
REG CMD 1 (DAMA)
REG TAC 1 (HF TacChat)
REG TAC 1 (HF TacChat)
REG TAC 2 (HF)
REG TAC 2 (HF)
BFT
BFT
INTERNAL
INTERNAL
RANGE CTRL/SAFETY
RANGE CTRL/SAFETY
*HPW will use PTP UHF Frequencies, without the Satellite.

27. Radio Guard Chart C-NET CONTROL REG CMD 1 REG CMD 2 REG TAC 1
CONVOY CONTROL
COMM COORD
BN CMD 1
RANGE CONTROL
TSSR
SWAN
WPPL
BFT
X-GUARD
M-MONITOR
A-AS REQUIRED
W- WHEN DIRECTED
D-DATA
S- SATCOM
HF- HIGH FREQUENCY
PT- PLAIN TEXT (VHF)
FH- VERY HIGH FREQUENCY FREQ HOP
UH-ULTRA HIGH FREQUENCY
CT-CIPHER TEXT (VHF)
BAND S HF FH UH
CRYPTO CT PT
FREQ/FH NET ID/TBA
62XXX / 62XXX
HPW / 999
ALE
20,496.
350
351
TRUNKED
/ 14,714.5
RESTORATION PRIORITY 2 1 3 4
UNITS
GS-CLR C X
FASP
*NOTE 1: TAC 1 3G PLUS FREQUENCIES: , , 7.690
*NOTE 2: REG CMD 1 HPW: , (CH 999)
*NOTE 3: REG CMD2 IS A DAMA VOICE NET
*NOTE 4: COMM CORD IS FH, PT NET.
*NOTE 5: CONVEY CNTRL / RETRANS ID: 352.
*NOTE 6: COMM CORD / RETRANS ID: 353.
*NOTE 7: RANGE CNTRL: PRIM XTS-5000 (TRUNKED), ALT (1) , ALT (2) , UHF AIR PRIM: , ALT (1) , ALT (2) , ALT (3)
*NOTE 8: VHF NET IDS: 350 TO 359.

28. Security Plan FASP Guard Force: Guard Cmdr: CWO Roy
Guard Chief : SSgt Fernandez
(2) SOG
(2) COG
(1) Guard Chief and SOG from MP Co (CLR-17)
Posts
(2) Sentries at ECP 24/7 (Post 1)
(1) Sentry at FSU-6 24/7 (Post 2)
(1) Sentry at rear of FASP (Post 3)
(2) Evening Rovers (Post 4) (1 during daytime operations)
Misc.
6,000 ft of C-wire (Single strand around perimeter)
M16s for Sentries/ M9s for Guard Cmdr, Guard Chief, and SOGs
Logbook entries on all who enter FASP (Badge System) (FSU-6)
XTS-5000s for each post with hourly radio checks.
PRC-117 for hourly radio checks with higher.

29. AFA-15 AFA-16 PHYSICAL SECURITY PLAN I-5 R/R TRACKS W N S E Post 3
XXXXXXXX 10
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXxXXXXX
XXXXXX 9
XXXXX
XXXXXXXXXXX 8
XXXXXXXXXXXX 7
Pulgas Gate 3 2 6 1 5
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
(Post 2)
Guard Shack
XXXXXXXXXXXX 4
XXX
AFA-16
ECP (Post 1)
Rovers
Bivouac Fire Watches
Bivouac x 150 Marines N S W E

30. Explosives Safety I-5 - Inter-magazine Distance (IMD)
Required minimum distance between field storage units
- Intra-line Distance (ILD)
Required minimum distance between operations tent and FSU.
- Public Transportation Route (PTR)
Required minimum distance from FSU to nearest public transportation route.
- Inhabited Building Distance (IBD)
Required minimum distance from FSU to nearest inhabited building
*** All distances calculated by net explosive weight (NEW)

31. AFA-15 AFA-16 I-5 R/R TRACKS 0600-0800 Ops W N S E
Inter-magazine Distance (IMD)
R/R TRACKS
Intra-line Distance (ILD)
Public Transportation Route (PTR)
Recon Ridge from Basilone
Inhabited Building Distance (IBD)
AFA-15
XXXXXXXX
FSU
XXXXXX
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXxXXXXX
FSU
XXXXXXXXXXX
XXXXXX
FSU
XXXXXXXXXXX
FSU
Pulgas Gate
FSU
FSU
FSU
FSU
FSU
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Ops
Road Guard
XXXXXXXXXXXX
FSU
XXX
AFA-16
Field Mess w/ Gray water bladder
Las Pulgas Road N S W E
Shower Tent w/ Gray water bladder
Bivouac x 150 Marines

32. ALTERNATE ROUTE TO FASP BETWEEN 0600-0800
HORNO
Basilone
Alternate Route
Mon-Fri
Recon Ridge
**6.7 Miles from Basilone
Primary Route
Mon-Sun
Old El Camino Real
Las Pulgas Rd
FASP
Cannot access AFA-15 from Las Pulgas Road between Mon-Fri

33. FASP EX
QUESTIONS

34. Federally Protected Species Habitat Avoidance
Disturbances to the native vegetation (i.e. coastal sage scrub) will be avoided as it provides habitat for the federally protected coastal California gnatcatcher.
Bivouac/command post/field support activities (e.g. showers, messing, fueling, etc.) shall be kept at least 50 meters from coastal California gnatcatcher habitat areas year round. Training operation site maps submitted for FASP field operations suitably avoid this habitat.

35. Vernal Pools
The FASP is being established in an area known to contain vernal pools; these pools have not been surveyed for federally protected branchiopod species. In order to avoid potential effects to federally protected species’ habitat, FASP personnel will remain clear of all suspect vernal pools.
Bivouac/command and post/field support activities (e.g., showers, messing, fueling, water purification etc.) shall be kept at least fifty (50) meters from identified vernal pools.

36. Environmental Concerns
CLEAN WATER ACT401/404 PERMITTING
- No permitting is necessary since no jurisdictional waters or wetlands will be
affected by the FASP.
CULTURAL RESOURCES
- There are no Cultural Resources issues with the FASP exercise. In the
event of an inadvertent archaeological discovery, all FASP operations will
cease and Cultural Resources Branch will be contacted.
EQUIPMENT REFUELING
- If any petroleum/oil/lubricants (POL) will be stored or handled, to include
six-con fuel pods, tanker trucks, or drums, 40 CFR and the Camp
Pendleton Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasures (SPCC) Plan
require secondary containment.

37. Environmental Concerns
SPILL PREVENTION
- The FASP is responsible for spill prevention and proper hazardous
material storage and handling (secondary containment), and must comply
with the Base Spill Prevention, Control and Countermeasures (SPCC
Plan.
- If a spill occurs on AFA-15/16, the FASP will first call Range Control to
report the spill. Range Control will then notify AC/S, ES Spill Prevention
Branch. Immediate action will be taken by FASP personnel utilizing spill
kits provided by Reg Safety.
AIRQUALITY
- The FASP is required to report all generator usage to the Air Quality
Branch for inclusion in CPEN’s Annual Tactical Support Equipment
Inventory.

38. ORM HAZARD CAUSES INIT RAC DEVELOP CONTROLS RES HOW TO IMPLEMENT
Vehicle collisions
Low visibility, complacency, blind spots 3
All alarms, hazards, running and work lights will be on at all times. Ground guides will be utilized in high traffic and danger areas 4
Operators will be instructed to have all lights on, and will have a ground guide with them
Equipment malfunction
Lack of PM, improper use of equipment
Gear will receive all PM’s required, operators will only operate gear they are licensed on 5
Marines dispatched to gear they have licensed on. Gear will have PM’s completed on them as required per TM
Ground guide injuries
Falling objects, being hit by gear
All personnel in work area will were flack and Kevlar, ground guide will use NATO hand and arm signals to communicate with heavy equipment operators
All personal will be familiar with danger zones and NATO hand and arm signals
Falling off heavy equipment
Entering exiting vehicle, unauthorized personnel climbing on equipment
When entering/exiting gear Marines will have three (3) points of contact. Only one Marine on each piece of equipment and they will have a seat belt on.
Instruct Marines how to enter/exit vehicle

39. Training and Readiness Standards
Event
TITLE
2340-ADMN-1002
Manage a Qualification/Certification Program
2340-ADMN-1003
Prepare ammunition reports
2340-RSSI-1401
Identify ammunition
2340-RSSI-1402
Sentencing ammunition
2311-ADMN-1002
Establish ammunition stock records
2311-ADMN-1003
2311-ADMN-1004
Process Notice of Ammunition Reclassification (NAR),(supplements)
and Ammunition Information Notices (AIN)
2311-ADMN-1005
Process receipt documentation
2311-ADMN-1006
Process requisition documentation
2311-ADMN-1007
Requisition ammunition
2311-ADMN-1008
Utilize a technical library

40. Training and Readiness Standards (Cont)
Event
TITLE
2311-CSSO-1103
Prevent fires in an ammunition storage area
2311-RSSI-1401
Identify ammunition
2311-RSSI-1402
Inspect ammunition
2311-RSSI-1403
Inventory ammunition
2311-RSSI-1404
Issue ammunition
2311-RSSI-1405
Maintain housekeeping of an ammunition storage area
2311-RSSI-1406
Prepare ammunition for shipment
2311-RSSI-1407
Return ammunition to Storage Area
2311-RSSI-1408
Store ammunition
2311-RSSI-1409
Utilize hand tools associated with ammunition operations
2311-RSSI-1410
Inspect ammunition vehicles

41. Training and Readiness Standards (Cont)
Event
TITLE
2340-ADMN-2003
Develop SOPs
2340-ADMN-2004
Supervise ammunition maintenance operation(s)
2340-ADMN-2005
Develop a Marine Ammunition Requirements Support
Order (MARSO)
2340-ADMN-2007
Supervise an Ammunition Accounting Program
2340-ADMN-2009
Manage Arms, Ammunition and Explosives Program
2340-ADMN-2013
Plan ammunition support for operations
2340-ADMN-2014
Supervise ammunition maintenance and quality assurance
2340-CSSO-2101
Supervise ammunition distribution operations
2340-CSSO-2102
Design a Field Ammunition Supply Point (FASP)
2340-CSSO-2103
Coordinate ammunition retrograde operations

42. Training and Readiness Standards (Cont)
Event
TITLE
2311-ADMN-2005
Evaluate personnel requiring certification within an ammunition
qualification and certification program
2311-ADMN-2006
Manage the ammunition inventory
2311-ADMN-2009
Manage Ammunition Maintenance and Quality Assurance Programs
2311-ADMN-2014
Determine Ammunition Requirements for Operations
2311-ADMN-2015
Manage an ammunition accounting program
2311-CSSO-2101
Design a Field Ammunition Supply Point (FASP)
2311-CSSO-2102
Supervise ammunition distribution operations
2311-PS-2501
Manage an ammunition security program
2311-RSSI-2401
Inspect ammunition containers
2311-RSSI-2402
Manage the Ammunition Inspection Process
2311-RSSI-2404
Manage Ammunition Storage Area
2311-RSSI-2405
Manage the preparation of ammunition for transport

43. Training and Readiness Standards (Cont)
Event
TITLE
AMMO-ADMN-3001
Account for ammunition
AMMO-CSSO-3103
Conduct fire fighting operations in an ammunitionstorage
area
AMMO-CSSO-3104
Establish a Field Ammunition Supply Point (FASP)
AMMO-RSSI-3402
Receive/Issue ammunition
AMMO-RSSI-3403
Store ammunition
AMMO-PS-3501
Execute a Physical security plan
AMMO-CSSO-5105
Plan ammunition support operations

44. FASP TASK ORGANIZATION
OIC
CWO Roy
Records Chief
Sgt Miller
Maint Chief
GySgt Coons
Storage Chief
SSgt Torres
Area Supervisor
SSgt Geisler
Section 1
Section 2
Cpl Bell
SSgt Daniels
Section 3
Sgt Lovelace
Section 4
Cpl Etter
Issues/Segs Chief
Sgt Vana
IAC/QC Chief
SSgt Galindo
Operations Chief
GySgt Cleveland
Camp Commandant
GySgt Gordon
Guard Chief
SSgt Fernandez