Once subordinates finish issuing their WARNORDs, they would regather at the FSC commander's position to review the analysis. It directs the operations of its subordinate sections as well as the overall CSS operations in support of the BN/TF. 6-1. Items that cannot be repaired on site must be recovered to the UMCP or BSA. Ensure all eligible soldiers take APFT, HT/WT, and weapons QUAL6. Further, with a solid understanding of this most basic planning methodology, leaders will more easily understand the "why" behind their higher headquarters' planning methodology, the military decisionmaking process. | Army Organic Industrial Base Modernization Implementation Plan, Army Combat Fitness Test Media Round Table Besides operator maintenance, selected Soldiers are trained to perform limited maintenance on damaged weapons and battle damage assessment and repair. Wingit replies. Well-versed in materials management and inventory reconciliation. Jun 27, 2016 - O1 - Army - Second Lieutenant in Stephenville, TX. Finally, subordinate units have a deeper understanding of the commander's intent and are able to begin parallel planning much sooner. Prepared documents for shipment claims submissions. Oversaw return and exchange processes from customer to supplier. Recommends allocation of maintenance assets in coordination with company commanders and UMOs. They would then collectively begin to generate a plan that could both meet the commander's intent and accomplish the mission. Per unit SOP, the company executive officer or 1SG supervises the flow of these critical maintenance documents and parts. Requests and coordinates if required. The FSC support operations personnel are responsible for a myriad of tasks, including the following: Coordinates and provides technical supervision for the support unit's CSS mission. The FSC maintenance platoon also coordinates backup and pass-back maintenance requirements through the FSC support operation officer to the FSB. This mission includes DS supply, field maintenance, and the coordination of transportation and field services. Maintenance at the platoon and squad level comprises thorough preventive maintenance checks and services and accurate reporting of maintenance problems to the company. To maximize unit combat readiness, maintenance personnel must repair and return the equipment to the user as quickly as possible. The best opportunity would be at a company-level field training exercise, where the training environment can be tailored for the unit's specific mission or operational environment. The application of military planning doctrine will not guarantee mission success, but it will at least move a unit in the right direction. Tracks available assets through subordinate companies, the FSB support operations, Bn/TF S4, and other customers. At a minimum, commanders should use the training and evaluation outlines called Prepare an OPORD at the Company, Platoon, or Squad Level (071-326-5626) and Conduct Troop Leading Procedures (71-CO-5100) in order to ensure subordinate units are conducting mission planning to standard. If additional assistance is needed, the combat repair team assesses the damaged or broken equipment and makes necessary repairs to return the piece of equipment to fully mission-capable or mission-capable status, if appropriate. An OD lieutenant, for example, may not always be a maintenance platoon leader or maintenance control officer; he or she might be a distribution platoon leader or part of a TC or QM company. With the introduction of GCSS-Army, maintenance functionality will be consolidated in the maintenance module. Executing maintenance priorities as established by the BN/TF and FSB commander. Upon notification, the section NCOIC acknowledges the LTO. Alan Strange what echelon of support his unit is located in during the final exercise of the course on Dec. 13, 2016, at the Army Logistics University at Fort Army announces initiatives to improve quality of life for Soldiers in Alaska, U.S. Army STAND-TO! Establishes and monitors Bn/TF LOGSITREP/ LOGSTAT/ LOGSPOT reports IAW SOP. TC 25-30 LONG-RANGE PLANNING For example, standardized WARNORD, FRAGORD, and OPORD shells that are laminated make easy-to-fill-out templates that can be carried by every junior leader in the company. This message includes the vehicle location and the action requested. Every Soldier must know how to maintain his weapon and equipment according to the related technical manual. Through the entire sequence of events the operator/crew is always updated on the status of his call for support in the FBCB2. Coordinating for the recovery of BN/TF equipment. Coordinates critical parts status with division/FSB support operations officer. Then build on those successes until company-level operations run smoothly. The commander must also know the capabilities and limitations of the company's personnel and equipment in performing the CSS mission as well as those of CSS elements attached to him. (1) Control the total maintenance effort of the maintenance platoon (when no assigned PL). Knowing the status of equipment undergoing repairs. As a maneuver commander task organizes the force, all or part of a CRT goes with the company teams in order to maintain habitual support. The platoon leader leads his Soldiers by personal example and is responsible for all the platoon does or fails to do, having complete authority over his subordinates. The type of mission does not really matter; chances are the junior leaders are already doing some type of mission planning process regardless of the task they have been assigned to complete. In addition, he normally assists the supply sergeant in his duties. Sergeant Major Jason M. Leader attended recruit training in May 1998 at MCRD Parris Island. The platoon consists of a headquarters section, maintenance control section (MCS), recovery section, maintenance and service section, and the combat repair teams. The 1SG's specific duties include the following: Plan and supervise the company defense effort before, during, and after the battle. Developing a training and cross-training plan for maintenance personnel. The appropriate section responds to the LTO with one of the acknowledgment messages. One recurring example is the FSC commander who fails to delegate tasks that could easily be done by other personnel within the company. The recovery section provides recovery support to elements of the FSC. While performing services, the mechanic completes a DA Form 5988-E and turns it into the ULLS-G operator within MCS. The first thing to understand is that a commander (or any leader for that matter) should focus on accomplishing those things that only he can accomplish. 7-67. Provide order, receipt, and issue capability for Class I, II, III(P), IV, V, and VI through supply STAMIS (either ULLS-S4 or GCSS-A). SPO personnel provide technical supervision of the FSC's CSS mission for the BN/TF. They should have the resources to successfully support our warfighters in any logistics position or in any company. Automated document receipt and issue operations will be conducted IAW AR 710-2, AR 710-2-1, this FM/TTP, ADSM 18-L1Y-AJT-ZZZ-EM (SARSS 1), ADSM 18-L1Y-AJT-ZZZ-UM (SARSS 1), and unit SOP. Serve in platoon leader or other maintenance or munitions material management positions; serve as a commander or staff officer of an organization with responsibility for two or more ordnance-related functions; perform general ordnance-related activities. Depending on how the battalion trains are arrayed, an FSC commander could organize an orders group consisting of some combination of the following personnel: the FSC first sergeant, executive officer, headquarters platoon sergeant, field feeding team NCO-in-charge, distribution platoon leader or platoon sergeant, maintenance platoon leader or field maintenance team chiefs, S-1 and S-4 personnel, radio telephone operators within the command post, and company supply sergeants. He supervises the company headquarters personnel and coordinates assigned missions with subordinate elements. Class I is provided by the food service section. Coordinates additional requirements through division/FSB support operations branch. He is the commander's primary CSS and tactical advisor and he is an expert in individual and NCO skills. 6-33. He has now delegated tasks that would otherwise consume a great amount of time. He is responsible for emplacing the platoon defensive sector and for training the platoon on weapons, squad and platoon tactics, and convoy defense. 7-68. Orders groups also allow as many subordinates as possible to be included in the planning process. Serves as the Headquarters Platoon Sergeant in a non-divisional direct support maintenance company forward deployed in support of Operation Enduring Freedom; responsible for the accountability, welfare, physical fitness, administrative actions and counselings of 52 Soldiers; provides leadership, mentorship and training to all Soldiers in the 6-29. If the recovery section is unable to perform the mission, the FSB support operations section the forwards the original CFS to EAD. The lieutenants have to support their assigned units for a three-phased operation. The MCS uses three management tools: SAMS, ULLS-G, and FBCB2. Conducts technical inspections of unit equipment to determine the equipment maintenance status. He coordinates the platoon's maintenance and logistical requirements and handles the personal needs of individual soldiers. 6-24. The operator/crew receives a message from the maintenance activity accepting the maintenance request for recovery. Major differences between support of an armor and mechanized battalion are that the armor battalions require more fuel and the mechanized battalions require more ammunition STONS. Figure 6-1. FSC OPORDs are discounted in favor of the battalion's logistics synchronization matrix (if there is one). Russell J. Baker is the FSC observer, coach, trainer for the Timberwolf maneuver training team at JMRC in Hohenfels, Germany. The FSC company commander is responsible to the FSB commander for the discipline, combat readiness, and training of the FSC, direct support to the supported BN/TF, and for the maintenance of FSC equipment. He is also is responsible for maintaining the health, welfare, and morale of platoon personnel. It ensures that subordinate elements follow the policies and procedures prescribed by the FSC commander and the FSB commander. This will keep him honest about his actual level of training readiness and ensure that his planning process will easily nest with that of both the supported maneuver battalion and the brigade support battalion. This mobility provides greater flexibility for the maneuver commander. When the 1SG receives the CFS from the operator, he sends the logistic task order to the CRT for action. Integrates engineer support teams and corps maintenance teams into the FSC. Provides input to the Bn/TF log estimate and service support annex. Understanding the BN/TF maintenance priorities and ensuring maintenance platoon adhere to the established priorities and guidance. Second Lts. The platoon sergeant forwards an electronic version or gives a hard copy of the forms to the executive officer or 1SG, who reviews and verifies problems and deficiencies and requests parts needed for maintenance and repairs. TC BOLC includes instruction on unit movement officer tasks and port operations. The first sergeant quietly nods and heads out the door. Centralization of support provides an increased efficiency and effectiveness in the flow of support and supplies. The CRT NCOIC uses the free text message on the CFS via FBCB2 to update the MCS on work order status. Assist the commander in preparations for follow-on missions. The course caps off its functional training by testing students in a comprehensive field exercise called Operation Overland. He must be proficient in the tactical employment of the company and its assigned and attached CSS elements. 6-43. Equipment services are specified maintenance actions performed when required where equipment, components, and systems are routinely checked, adjusted, lubed, and so on, according to engineer specifications. Determines requirements and plans for air resupply operations. Conduct additional missions as required. The support operations functions are performed by the executive officer or one of the other company officers. Platoon Sergeant for Maintenance Plt 91X40 Serves as the 2nd Maintenance Plt in the 231st BSB B. Co. These components can include line replaceable units (LRU), major assemblies, or other sub-components. Plans and supervises resupply operations. The next two weeks, called Common Log, focus on learning about the other logistics branches. For example, using a squad radio for the company command net if the platoon radio is broken. After about an hour, Capt. Field maintenance is on-system maintenance, and mainly involves preventive maintenance and replacement of defective parts. The maintenance platoon leader listens carefully but fails to write anything down. The company commander's responsibility in combat is threefold. The S&T platoon sergeant is the platoon's second in charge and is accountable to the platoon leader for the leadership, discipline, training, and welfare of the platoon's soldiers. Later that day, after waiting at the wrong logistics release point for over an hour, the LOGPAC is destroyed by an enemy special purpose forces team that recently entered the area of operations. Learning about all of the branches prepares lieutenants for success in any logistics assignment. Today's complex environments require lieutenants who know how everything is connected and understand how to anticipate and build resupply packages, how to analyze maintenance trends in order to keep equipment in the fight, and how best to distribute supplies to the warfighter. The S&T platoon HQ manages the distribution of supplies and food service coming from or passing through the FSC in support of a mechanized infantry or armor BN/TF. These field maintenance teams have forward repair systems and mechanics trained in the companys and platoons equipment. Our Army does not need lieutenants who are experienced in only one branch. This includes retail refuel operations from organic assets and ammunition resupply. 7-71. The company's senior NCOs are empowered and able to share their wealth of experience when developing the plan. 6-2. Coordinates with division/FSB support operations section for augmentation as required. He coordinates all supply requirements and actions with the 1SG and the support operations officer. TLPs are a vital part of the operations process for FSCs. Silence. 6-10. These may include serving as OIC for the quartering party, company movement officer, or company training officer. 6-49. Fund The Force - Commercial Vendor Services. The FSC depends upon the following: HDC, FSB for personnel administration support. Develops subordinate leaders through an active professional development program, emphasizing coaching, counseling, and mentoring. The operator conducts initial maintenance, repair, and recovery actions on site. The CRTs carry limited on board combat spares to help facilitate repairs forward. Establish limited storage, receipt and issue facility for all supported commodities. Process turn-ins to maintenance (for reparable items). The SAMS-1 assigns a DS work order number. The distribution platoon leader quickly jots down the commander's comments but doesn't notice that the. Commanders should use common templates for everything they expect subordinates to complete in order to ensure the company can rapidly produce its order. Operators and crews annotate PMCS shortcoming/deficiencies on DA Form 5988-E. 7-75. They lack the tactical intuition necessary to solve complex problems while operating in field trains, combat trains, or tactical convoy operations. Managing production control, to include the assignment of work to shop sections and the compilation of prescribed reports and records. The unit SOP should detail when maintenance is performed, to what standards, and who inspects it. Enforces the maintenance of up-to-date technical publications for use by maintenance personnel. (3) Ensure that maintenance records are recorded and reported as required by AR 750-1. The MCS receives calls for support (CFS) and logistics task order (LTO) messages through FBCB2. The armored and mechanized infantry maneuver BN/TF's first level of support comes from the FSC CRTs which are organized to provide field maintenance (organizational and direct support maintenance levels) for all combat platforms organic to maneuver companies. The HDC for water distribution to the FSC. The CRT sends a CFS to the MCS via FBCB2 requesting support. Figure 6-1 shows a doctrinal template on how to deploy the FSC to support their maneuver BN/TF. MAINTENANCE. In order to take care of Soldiers, manage time effectively, plan through contingencies,. Use of FBCB2 provides the roll-up of critical information required by the FSB to anticipate and meet the BN/TF maintenance requirements. Coordinates aerial resupply for critical items. 6-5. OD and TC BOLCs include a week on Common Log QM, which focuses on property accountability and culminates with a practical exercise on conducting a platoon-level inventory of general mechanic toolboxes, camouflage nets, radio antennas, humvees, and generator sets. If the CRT exceeds its capability, it sends a can't comply (CANTCO) message to the maneuver company 1SG. The leader ensures medium machine guns, weapon systems, communications equipment, and night vision devices (as well as other equipment) are maintained. The MCS sends a LTO to the maintenance and service NCOIC who responds with one of the acknowledgment messages. Serves as the unit's point of contact for automated readiness reporting and mileage reporting issues. Although this story is completely fictional, it is similar to events that happen during nearly every rotation at the Joint Multinational Readiness Center (JMRC). General Learning Outcomes. Monitor company team activities and/or the tactical situation; anticipate and report logistical requirements using FBCB2; and coordinate and monitor the status of the company's logistics requests. Analyzing and planning all maintenance activities. Watch the following video as a historical example of the importance of weapon and equipment maintenance. As an example, a company-level after action review (AAR) during a recent JMRC rotation revealed that an FSC failed to make good use of its time. asks Capt. Provide retail Class III(B) unit distribution to BN/TF maneuver units and supply point to TFSA units. The maintenance platoon sergeant is the platoon's second in command and is accountable to the platoon leader for the leadership, discipline, training, and welfare of the platoon's soldiers. Monitors maintenance shop production and job status. Capt. (2) Prioritize the maintenance workload to support the commander's mission based on priorities received from the support operations section's readiness division. The DA Forms 5988-E are consolidated, reviewed, and verified by the chain of command and CRT. It covers tasks previously assigned to operator/crew, organization/unit, and direct support maintenance levels. Platoon leaders ensure vehicles (if equipped) crews and equipment operators perform PMCS. The platoon conducted. A recovery team is dispatched to perform recovery operations at the breakdown site or from an intermediate coordinated location within the area of operation. The commander is responsible for everything the FSC does or fails to do. Support operations section forwards a LTO to the MCS. Provide food service support to the BN/TF. He did not even attempt to talk through the convoy's actions on contact. The FSC commander could then lead the orders group through a detailed mission analysis based on mission variables. Your responsibilities are successfully completing the platoon's mission, managing your soldiers, and overseeing the daily tasks they need to accomplish. 7-66. Evaluates and inspects maintenance operations and develops and implements corrective action plans where necessary to comply with regulatory and statutory requirements applicable in garrison and field environments. Prepares and distributes customer support SOP. All maneuver company ULLS-G boxes are collocated with the maintenance control section; and the MCS supervises the ULLS-G operators. The maneuver units will normally locate their Battalion Aid Station (BAS) within the combat trains location for force protection and proximity considerations. Standardized rehearsal scripts for common missions will keep everyone on track when the unit begins rehearsing the plan. The unit commander primarily establishes the platoon leader duties. 6-30. Franklion Second Lt. Cody Greenwald, a Quartermaster Basic Officer Leader Course student, tells Capt. Maintenance personnel use scheduled services to replace faulty items and avoid projected component failures based on analysis and engineering documentation. He must be able to issue instructions to his subordinate leaders in the form of clear, accurate combat orders and then he must ensure that the orders are executed. Army Sustainment - Army Sustainment (ISSN 2153-5973) is a quarterly publication, prepared at the Army Logistics University and published by the Army Combined Arms Support Command, Fort Lee, Virginia, for the Department of the Army. The maintenance platoon operates and controls the BN/TF UMCP. The platoon sergeant must ensure that daily start-up and closeout procedures are followed IAW ADSM 18-L1Y-AJT-ZZZ-EM (SARSS 1), ADSM 18-L1Y-AJT-ZZZ-UM (SARSS 1), and IAW the schedule of operations established by the DISCOM support operations. While these answers are subjective and in no way comprehensive, they provide readers with some idea of what their future Platoon Sergeants or Company Commanders may expect. This article aims to describe methods that FSC commanders can use to ensure their formations are ready to execute TLPs upon receipt of mission. The MCS inputs this information into ULLS-G. As the task force is task organized, CRTs with associated ULLS-G boxes move with supported units in order to maintain habitual support to the company. Maintains current status of critical supplies. Coordinates and monitors the movement of replenishment stocks and services for the FSC. If a replacement is available (from an evacuated Soldier or inoperative equipment), it is sent forward. This section also provides limited reinforcing recovery support to CRTs. She is a graduate of the OD Basic Course and the Logistics Captains Career Course. Manage the distribution of supply Classes I, II, III(B), III(P), V, and VI to the BN/TF. Recommends support priorities and enforces priorities received from higher headquarters. 7-74. Wrote reports and gave oral presentations to keep employees up-to-date on company goals and achievements. Oversees the unit's calibration and the Army oil analysis programs and ensures the programs are covered in the field maintenance SOP and meet the regulatory guidance. He is responsible for the readiness of the platoon's personnel and equipment. Maintenance advances such as the multi-capable mechanic, advances in diagnostics and prognostics maintenance capabilities, and the introduction of the forward repair system (FRS) enhances the FSC maintenance platoon's capabilities. The FSC support operations officer coordinates the maintenance priorities with the battalion S4 and MCS. Units wanting to improve their orders production ability dramatically should adopt a more focused training glide path. Efficiently executed, TLPs can help commanders quickly develop a plan so that subordinates can properly prepare for and accomplish their missions. Organizational and DS work orders are tracked by the MCS. Again, the requesting operator receives a copy of the acknowledgment message. Even mundane logistics tasks present training opportunities for the creative FSC commander. Plans, coordinates, and controls allocation of available resources. The MCO is responsible for preparing the readiness report for the maneuver commander's signature. Coordinates with the FSB/TF S2/3 on support locations. One method of delegating planning tasks is through the use of orders planning groups, or "orders groups." This is because of the pressure to support the battalion's primary training priorities (such as the mortar training and evaluation program, platoon live fires, and company combined arms live fires). To streamline training for QM, OD, and TC lieutenants, BOLD discontinued BOLC II courses at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, and Fort Benning, Georgia, in early 2010. If the mechanic does not have the necessary combat spares on hand, he sends a message to the MCS via FBCB2 requesting additional repair parts. Platoon leaders plan and execute force sustainment logistics operations and supervise the technical and tactical training of Soldiers to ensure their effectiveness on the battlefield or in the shop . Monitoring the status of equipment under-going repairs and determining status of Class IX repair parts required to complete the repair. According to its chairman, the Basic Officer Leader Department (BOLD) trains about 1,900 lieutenants every year. Maintenance and the early identification of problems prevent equipment down-time and the reduction of combat effectiveness. Wingit pulls in his platoon leaders and reads them his notes from the battalion's OPORD briefing. Army Doctrine Publication 5-0, The Operations Process, tells us that TLPs are an Army planning methodology used to help leaders at the company and below levels begin the operations process. When that is not available they will use a disk to transfer data. The FSC executive officer would create an initial planning time line, balancing key company events against anticipated higher headquarters, operational, and enemy activities. Coordinates with the battalion S3 on routes in the BSA (BCOC & LOC routes). Received all imported goods and checked product condition and count. With guidance from higher headquarters, it plans and conducts all necessary training activities. TF S1/S4 for common tactical picture and supported unit/echelon CSS situational awareness. These duties require the commander to understand the capabilities of the company's soldiers and equipment and to know how to employ them to best tactical and CSS advantage. Minimized damage and repair costs through careful management and preventative maintenance. They include but are not limited to the following: Leading recovery team operations, forward repair elements, or other on-site maintenance missions. The crew/operator forwards a call for support message through FBCB2 to the 1SG. The FSC support operations section sends a LTO to the MCS. Coordinates delivery priorities with the brigade/battalion S4. The CRTs perform repairs as far forward as possible returning the piece of equipment to the battle. The supply and transportation platoon operates FBCB2 and the STAMIS (SARSS-1 or GCSS-A). Coordinates supply and service distribution with division/FSB support operation and the maneuver BN/TF. The 1SG's duties may include enforcing the tactical SOP; planning and coordinating training; coordinating and reporting personnel and administrative actions; and supervising supply, maintenance, communications, and field hygiene operations. 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