LPO Update MCBUL3000

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LPO UpdateMCBUL3000 MC Order 3000.11E

• LtCol Cheryl Blackstone
• MROAG - 04 Apr 07

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Agenda

• LP Readiness Matrix
• MCO 3000.11E / MCBul 3000 definitions
• Bottom Line

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LP Readiness Matrix
Product/Report Frequency Section Submit to Submit to
Material Readiness Update Brief (MRU) Quarterly LPC  --  --
Quarterly Readiness Report to Congress (QRRC) Quarterly LPO POR Joint Staff
Joint Quarterly Readiness Report (JQRR) Quarterly LPO POR Joint Staff
Global Status of Resources and Training System (GSORTS) Monthly POR POR Joint Staff
Defense Readiness Reporting System (DRRS) Monthly POR POR Joint Staff
50/50 Report (Distribution of DoD Maintenance Workload) Annually MCLC  OSD  --
Depot Maintenance Cost System (DMCS) Annually MCLC  OSD  --
Quarterly Readiness Board (QRB) Quarterly LPO POR  Joint Staff
CMC Update Weekly LPO DC, IL CMC
Marine Corps Automated Readiness Evaluation System (MARES) Annual LPO POR Total Force
Congressional Testimony Preparation (Equipment Readiness Issues) Annual LPC/LPO CMC HASC/SASC
ACMC Readiness Brief Monthly LPO/POR ACMC  --
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MCO 3000.11E

• Definitions
• CJCSM 3150.02A (GSORTS Manual)
• Combat-Essential Equipment The primary weapon
  systems or Service designated items of equipment
  assigned to a unit to accomplish its wartime
  mission.
• Support Equipment One of the two major
  categories of equipment that includes, but is not
  limited to equipment in units allowance lists,
  war readiness spares kits, repair parts, test
  equipment, and other Service directed items of
  equipment for the organization to perform the
  mission for which organized or designed.

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MCO 3000.11E

• Definitions Mission Essential Equipment
• Marine Corps Automated Readiness Evaluation
  System (MARES) (MCO 3000.11E)
• Mission Essential Equipment (MEE) are items of
  equipment whose availability is essential and
  indispensable for the execution of the mission of
  the unit in support of a combatant commander.
  Final decision for MEE lies with the Joint Staff
  (J3). Items designated as MEE are of such
  importance that they are subject to continuous
  monitoring throughout DoD. MEE are a subgroup of
  PEI. para 6.b.1-3, 7.a.1

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MCO 3000.11E

• Definitions Principal End Items
• Marine Corps Automated Readiness Evaluation
  System (MARES) (MCO 3000.11E)
• Principal End Items (PEI) are those items
  that have been nominated by the MarFors,
  supporting commands (MCCDCCDI), MCSC, MCLC).
  The items selected are of sufficient range to
  provide an adequate measure of overall equipment
  status or capability for MarFors. To preclude
  gross distortions of the equipment status
  percentages, items whose serviceability/operationa
  l capability undergo frequent inspection or which
  can be readily replaced by the units first source
  of supply are not reportable (i.e. rifles,
  pistols, gas masks). Non-reparable items are
  also excluded from MARES reporting. para
  6.a.1-3, 7.a.1

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Bottom Line

• IAW CMC Planning Guidance
• to fulfill our promise to be most ready when
  the nation is least ready.
• We must
• Clearly define MEE/PEI
• Accurately capture USMC equipment readiness as an
  indicator of force capability (i.e. Infantry Bn
  TOW)
• Justify equipment requirements for funding.

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• QUESTIONS?