Seabee Combat Warfare Nmcb (112)

Front 1

describe the organization and make up of an air detatchment and state its deployable time frame.

Back 1

-89 personell
-34 units of cese
-250-300 short tons of cargo
-deploy within 48 hours
-self sufficient for 30 days except food, fuel, and ammo.
-repair war damage/cunstruct urgent projects.

Front 2

explain the operation of the MOCC.

Back 2

-controls, coordinates, and monitors the movement of all personell, supplies, and equipment to an embarkationm staging area.

Front 3

define the following.

-ACL
-ALCE
-Marshalling
-AACG
-DACG

Back 3

-ACL: allowable cargo load
-ALCE: air lift control element- support airlift missions when command and control do not exist.
-Marshalling: units move equipment, canrgo, and personnel to an embarkation staging area.
-AACG: arrival airfield control group- responsible for recieving all air lifted items and movement fro airfield to dep. site.
-DACG: departure airfield control group- responsible for controlling the flow of personnel, cargo, and equipment from marshalling area to the aircraft.

Front 4

-describe how equipment and cargo are to be prepared for air/sea/rail movement.

-describe 463 L pallet

Back 4

-CESE: cleaned, inspected, reduced in height, mobile loaded, weighed and marked with center of balance, staged.
-Cargo: inventoried, paletized
-463 L: exterior dimension (108" X 88"), useable (104" X 84"), maximum cargo height 96". made with and aluminum shell and interior balsa wood.

Front 5

state the four types of are mobility command organic aircraft and their primary use and mission.

Back 5

-C-130 hercules: (tactical aircraft) acl 25,000lbs, 6 pallet positions, seats 90 passengers and 74 over water.
-C141 B starlifter: acl 50,000lbs 13 pallet positions, 200 passengers, 153 over water
-C17 Globemaster: (tactical) acl 90,000lbs, 18 pallet positions, 102 passengers, min runway 3,000 ft.
-C5 galaxy: (global strategic) 150,000lbs, 36 pallet positions, 343 passengers, 329 over water.

Front 6

-Describe what is on the convoy commanders checklist.

Back 6

-mission requirements
-recon
-route selection
-liaison and coordinate
-convoy organization
-movement plan
-security enroute
-service support
-communications
-convoy commanders after action report

ref f.

Front 7

-explain how convoy road routes are classified.

Back 7

-routes are classified using a route classifying formula. it is made of a series of numbers and letters that express the route width, route type, lowest military load classification,overhead earance,obstructions to traffic flow, and special conditions on the route.

20 ft/Z/40/00= This example formula describes a
fair-weather route (Z) with a minimum traveled
way of 20 feet and a military load classification of
40. Overhead clearance is unlimited and there are
no obstructions to traffic flow

Front 8

-what fcactors determine the speed of a convoy?

Back 8

-rules of the road: normal speed in combat is 5 tp 10 mph below the posted speed that allows for regaining lost distances.

-things that affect convoys speed are physical condition and trainging of driver, mechanical condition of vehicles, degrees of urgency, road conditions, and weather.

Front 9

-describe the different types of cargo containers that may be used for unit movement.

Back 9

-kit and mount out boxes: 20"w X 48" L, 250 lb box
-tricon: 6 1/2' X 8' X 8'
-standard 20: 8' X 8' X 20'
-configured 20: 8' X 8' X 20' built in cabinets
-flat rack: 8' X 8' X 20' open ended
-half height: 8' X 4' X 20'
-sixcon: 6 1/2' X 8' X 4', used to transport fueld and water.

Front 10

-define the following as applied to the maritime prepositioning force.

-OPP
-SLRP
-AP
-MB

Back 10

-SLRP: survey liaison, recon party
-OPP: of load preparation team
-AP: advance party
-MB: main body

Front 11

-discuss the MPF

Back 11

-Maritime prepositioning force: forward deployed ships that have the necessary equipment and sustaining supplies for a MAGTF

Front 12

-describe the purpose of shipper delaration of hazardous goods.

Back 12

-DD form 1387-2: this is the shipper declaration of hazardous goods form and its use ensures the hazardous goods will be properly packaged, marked, and handled. it also acts as a custody receipt for "special handling materials."

Front 13

-discuss the information found on time phased force deployment data.

Back 13

• The Joint Operation Planning and Execution System data base portion of an operation plan; it contains time-phased force data, non-unit-related cargo and personnel data, and movement data for the operation plan, including:
o In-place units
o Units to be deployed to support the operation plan with a priority indicating the desired sequence for their arrival at the port of debarkation.
o Routing of forces to be deployed.
o Movement data associated with deploying forces.
o Estimates of non-unit-related cargo and personnel movements to be conducted concurrently with the deployment of forces.
o Estimate of transportation requirements that must be fulfilled by common-user lift resources as well as those requirements that can be fulfilled by assigned or attached transportation resources.