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Embark
MOCC Operations |
Mount Out Control Center
- XO ultimately responsible - Controls the movement of CESE and Equipment Dispatch (clean) > ALFA Co Shops (inspect) > BN Staging Yards (cb) > Marshalling Yard (chalk) > Bird |
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Embark Terms
ACL |
Allowable Cabin/Cargo Load
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Embark Terms
TALCE |
US Airforce Tanker AirLift Control Element
Supports airlift missions where command control, mission reporting, and/or support functions are limited or do not exist. |
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Embark Terms
Marshalling Yard |
Where chalks are established and Joint Inspection (JI) are performed.
- Temporary staging area near embarkation point. - Process for units to move equipment, cargo, and personnel to this area. |
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Embark Terms
AACG |
Arrival Airfield Control Group
Receives all airlifted items - timely movement of PAX and Cargo from airfield to deployment site |
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Embark Terms
DACG |
Departure Airfield Control Group
Controls the flow of personnel, cargo, an equipment from the marshalling area to the aircraft. |
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Embark Terms
3 categories of supplies for loading |
* Vehicles
* Bulk Cargo * Unitized Cargo |
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Convoys
3 Divisions of Convoys |
March Column
- The entire convoy. Convoy Cdr in charge. Serial Column - limited to 20 vehicles Unit Column - limited to 10 vehicles or less |
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Convoys
Road/Route Classifications |
Road Routes
Green: relatively safety Yellow: limited hostile activity Red: hostile activity is imminent Black: impassable |
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Capacity and Use for a
SIXCON |
900 Gal fuel or water tank.
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Educational Note: Dimensions are 6' 5"L x 8'W x 4'H. It is a specialized container that derives its name from the fact that six of these containers, if coupled together, would form a TEU. There are four SIXCON modules: Water Tank, Fuel Tank, Water Pump, and FuelPump. In certain situations,such as shipment by truck, rail, or sea, three SIXCONs can be coupled together to form theequivalent cube and configuration of a Half-Height container.
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Convoys
Convoy Commander |
Pos.: Usually toward the middle of convoy.
Job: All aspects of the convoy and development of written convoy plan. |
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Convoys
Assistant Convoy Commander |
Pos.: Different vehicle from Convoy Commander
Job: - Development of the manifest - Ensuring Convoy personnel accountability at all times - Duties as assigned by the Convoy Commander |
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Convoys
Serial & Unit Commander |
Responsible for all aspects of the serial or unit.
Serial 20 or less Unit 10 or less |
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Convoys
Advance Officer |
Precedes the convoy and takes charge of the point in tactical situations. Reconnoiters the convoy route and selects alternate routes as required.
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Convoys
Trail Officer |
Brings up the rear of the convoy
- Ensures all vehicles are retained in the convoy - Advises the pace vehicle of requirements to adjust convoy speed |
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Convoys
Maintenance Officer |
Pos.: Tail end of the convoy
Job: Provides maintenance to any breakdown vix |
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Embark Terms
SLRP |
Survey, Liaison, and Reconnaissance Party
MPF Ops, uses MAGTF personnel. Assess areas with potential to support the arrival and assembly phase. |
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Embark Terms
OPP |
Offload Preparation Party
OPP exclusive to MPF Ops. - EO, CM and embarkation personnel who embark aboard MPF ships in transit to the amphibious objective area and prepare equipment for off-load. |
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Dimensions and Weight of
463L Pallet |
Dimensions: 108” X 88”
Usable Dim: 104” X 84” Pallet Wt: 290 pounds |
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Cargo Capacity (max ht. & wt.) of
463L Pallet |
Max Cargo Ht: 96”
Max Cargo Wt: 10,000 lbs |
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Mission of
C-130 Hercules (Big) |
Tactical, & Intratheater Airlift
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Mission of
C-17 Globemaster III (Bigger) |
Strategic/Tactical Airlift
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Mission of
C-5 Galaxy (Biggest) |
Intertheater Airlift of Outsized Cargo
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Pallet Positions
C-130 Hercules (Big) |
6 pallet positions
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Planned ACL
C-130 Hercules (Big) |
25,000 lbs
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# of PAX for
C-130 Hercules (Big) |
permanent seats: 42 seats + loadmasters
max: 90 land/74 water |
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Side Wall Seats
C-130 Hercules (Big) |
42 seats + loadmasters
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Max Cargo Dimensions
C-130 Hercules (Big) |
115"W x 105"H
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Pallet Positions
C-17 Globemaster III (Bigger) |
18 rail / 11 aerial
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Pallet Positions
C-5 Galaxy (Biggest) |
36 pallet positions
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Planned ACL
C-17 Globemaster III (Bigger) |
90,000 lbs
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Planned ACL
C-5 Galaxy (Biggest) |
150,000 lbs
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# of PAX for
C-17 Globemaster III (Bigger) |
permanent seats: 54 pax (+ loadmasters)
max: 102 pax both land/water |
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# of PAX for
C-5 Galaxy (Biggest) |
permanent seats: 73 pax
max: 343 land/329 water (usually commercially contracted) |
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Max Cargo Dimensions
C-5 Galaxy (Biggest) |
196"W x 143"H
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Max Cargo Dimensions
C-17 Globemaster III (Bigger) |
228"W x 162"H
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Side Wall Seats
C-17 Globemaster III (Bigger) |
54 seats
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Side Wall Seats
C-5 Galaxy (Biggest) |
73 seats on upper deck
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