105 Embarkation And Debarkation Fundamentals

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UIC Markings

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UIC markings identify organizational ownership.

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North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) operations

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North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) operations:

Solid black five point star marking

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Embarkation Boxes, Crates, and Pallet Boards

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Embark Containers

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PALLETS
* Standard 40" X 48" wood pallet
- For use at sea or in containers.
- Capacity: 2000 lbs of supplies or 3000 lbs of ammunition

* 463L Aircraft Pallet
- 108" X 88" Aluminum shell with balsa wood core
- Usable dimensions: 104" X 84"
- Max cargo height 96"
- Weight: 290 lbs empty/355 lbs w/ top net & two side nets
- Capacity: 7500 lbs; 10,000 lbs with nets
- Created in April 1962 by Lockheed Martin
- Locks into aircraft rail systems
- 22 D Rings - 6 on Long Sides & 5 on Short Sides with hooks point inward

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TRICONS

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6 1/2 ft X 8 ft X 8 ft. Fits on a 463L pallet. Three TRICONS connected together are same size as one ISO Standard 20.

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ISO Standard 20

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8 ft X 8 ft X 20 ft

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SIXCON

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6 1/2 ft X 8 ft X 4 ft. Six connected are ISO Standard 20 equivalent, used to transport fuel and water.

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C-130 Hercules

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- Primary mission: Intra-theater tactical airlift
- ACL of 25,000 lbs
- Six 463L pallet positions
- Max 90 passengers over land, 74 over water
- Able to operate on minimum runways of 3,000 ft long and a width of at least 60 ft.

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C-5 Galaxy

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- Primary mission: Inter-theater strategic airlift of troops and outside cargo
- Planning ACL 150,000 lbs
- Thirty-six 463L pallet positions
- Max 343 passengers over land, 329 over water
- Able to operate on minimum runways of 6,000 ft long and a width of at least 147 ft

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105.2

C-17 Globemaster III

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- Primary mission: Inter and intra theater strategic/tactical airlift of troops and outsized cargo.
- Planning ACL 90,000 lbs
- Eighteen 463L pallet positions
- Max 102 passengers
- Able to operate on minimum runways of 3,000 ft long a width of at least 90 ft

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KC-10 Extender

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- Dual-purpose mission: air refueling and inter-theater strategic airlift
-Capacity: 75 passengers; 170,000 lbs of cargo; 356,000 lbs of fuel
- Seventeen pallet positions with full passenger load or 27 without
- Able to operate on minimum runways of 7,000 ft long and a width of at least 148 ft

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KC-135 Stratotanker

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- Primary mission: a tanker, enables the aircraft to transfer 200,000 lbs of fuel, in-flight
- ACL 83,000 lbs of cargo; 200,000 lbs of transfer fuel
- Six pallet positions
- Max 37 passengers
- Able to operate on minimum runways of 7,000 ft long and a width of at least 147 ft

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MPF - Maritime Prepositioning Force

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To rapidly establish a MAGTF (Marine Air-Ground Task Force) ashore.

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MPF Locations

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MPSRON-2 (11 Ships) Indian Ocean - Diego Garcia
I MEF (Camp Pendleton)

MPSRON-3 (10 Ships) Pacific Ocean - Singapore
III MEF (Okinawa)

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Time-Phased Force Deployment Data (TPFDD)

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Time Phase Force Deployment Data (TPFDD) through JOPES (Joint Operation Planning and Execution Systems)

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TPFDD will contain:

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- How a force will deploy
- How many people will go with them
- What equipment they will bring
- What equipment is needed
- Where the equipment will come from
- What the cost of Troop Movement will be
- What the ultimate goal is
- How they are going to get there