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501 st Sustainment Brigade Operation Strike Support aka “Operation Salsa Night” Concept of Support Brief 11 JUN 2013. AGENDA. AGENDA/BACK GROUND/DAILY REQUIREMENTS/ DCO 501 st AO OVERVIEW UPDATED INTEL BRIEF/IPB S2 HIGHER MISSION STATEMENT/INTENT S3

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  1. 501st Sustainment BrigadeOperation Strike Supportaka“Operation Salsa Night”Concept of Support Brief 11 JUN 2013

  2. AGENDA AGENDA/BACK GROUND/DAILY REQUIREMENTS/ DCO 501st AO OVERVIEW UPDATED INTEL BRIEF/IPB S2 HIGHER MISSION STATEMENT/INTENT S3 501st MISSION STATEMENT, COMMANDER’S INTENT S3 TASK ORGANIZATION/AO LAYOUT S3 CONCEPT OF SUPPORT OVERVIEW SPO CONCENPT OF SUPPORT BY SECTIONS ALL -CL I -CL II, IV -CL III (B), CL III (P) -CL V -CL VII -CL IX -Maintenance/Recovery -Mobility -Distribution -Mortuary Affairs/Army Health System -Field Services REQUEST FOR INFORMATION DCO COMMANDER’S GUIDANCE CHAMPION 6

  3. Area of Operations: Gorgas (Georgia) Atropia (Azerbaijan) Areas of Interest: Ariana (Iran) Minaria (Armenia) Donovia (Russia) DONOVIA BACKGROUND GORGAS ATROPIA MINARIA ATROPIA MINOR ARIANA • III Corps Tasks: • Deploy personnel and equipment to Poti • Deter Arianan intervention by demonstrating commitment to engage all forces that threaten to attack Atropia • Conduct stability operations to restore pre-existing borders, conduct inter-agency operations • End State: • Destruction of Arianan offensive military capabilities in the CF (Caspian Federation) • Defeat of Arianan’s ability to invade its neighbors • Hand-over support operations to a follow-on intent

  4. DAILY REQUIREMNTS Focus of Logistics during Initial Entry and Shaping Operations (Phase I): Staging and moving support forward in preparation for transition to decisive operations Focus of Logistics/ Priority of Supply during Decisive Operations (Phase II): Supporting offensive operations throughout ISB Lion, ISB Giant, LSA Wabash, and TAA Meade -CL III(B) -CL V -CL IX -CL I/Bottled Water Focus of Logistics during Stability Operations (Phase III): Reconstitution and restoration of international borders and infrastructure

  5. OVERVIEW ISB Lion ISB Giant 326km ISB King 201km LSA Wabash TAA Meade 134km LEGEND MSR Chevy MSR Dodge Rail BTC Pipeline

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  7. SOUTH OSSETIA SAPA ABKHAZIA Cities of Influences/Interest Poti (ISB Lion) Tbilisi (ISB Giant) Ganja (LSA Wabash) Agdash (TAA Meade) 501st Area of Operations Georgia (Gorgas) Azerbaijan (Atropia) Terrain: Possible land/mud slides Civil/Political: Stained relations w/ Russia result in possible Abkhazia and South Ossetia interference) ISB GIANT ISB LION TAA MEADE April Weather TEMP: Low 40s to mid 60s, Averages: Low 48, High 64, Overall 56, Humidity 76%PRECIP: Average 2”’3” , Max 4”VISABILITY: Morning Fog possible in lying areas, reduced air capabilities, WINDS: Prevailing winds 18-20 Knots from the North, hindering enemy chemical effectivenessILLUMINATION: Low visibility 10-20 April, NV Devices recommended LSA WABASH

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  9. HIGHER MISSION III CORPS: Mission: III Corps defends 020300D March 2014 to defeat Arianan military forces in AO in order to prevent penetration of the Kura River and to deny access to the BTC Pipeline; conducts stability and support operations with the population within the AO in order to assure public support and a safe base from which to attack; on order, attacks to neutralize Arianan military forces in AO to restore the international border; conducts post combat stability operations and redeploys to home station. • 13th ESC: • Mission: On 14 APR 2014, the 13 ESC provides sustainment support to III Corps and Coalition Forces (CF) operating in the Caspian Sea Region to provide echelon support forward and establish a Theater Distribution Center. • Intent: To provide timely sustainment support that ensures the tactical flexibility of CJFLCC forces during the rapid build-up of forces and enhances the TF ability to conduct decisive operations IOT assist the Atropian government. Additionally, the intent of this operation is to quickly restore stability to Atropia in order that the Caspian Sea Federation can continue its goal of stability in the Eurasia region.

  10. MISSION 501ST SUSTAINMENT BRIGADE: On order, 501st Sustainment Brigade executes theater distribution, receipt, storage and issue of all classes of supply by operating the SPOD and APOD from ISB Lion, ISB Giant, and theater distribution to LSA Wabash in support of Operation Caspian-Hope NLT D-20.

  11. COMMANDER’S INTENT The intent of this operation is to conduct support operations from the SPOD and APOD up to ISB Wabash. The 501st will ensure seamless distribution of all classes of supply and efficient accountability within an effective period of time to support Operation Caspian-Hope.

  12. APPROVED COA

  13. UPDATED FASIE • Assumptions: • Distribution: • - Each flatbed rail car moves 113 STON or 4 CONEX (will remain an assumption until verified in the system during LEX) • -10 x C-130s, 12 x CH-47s assets available daily from ISB Giant to LSA Wabash • -Double stack MRE pallets for movement • Critical Facts: • N/A • Specified Tasks: • Supply & Services: • -Conduct SSA Operations at ISB Lion and ISB Giant Implied and Essential Task: N/A

  14. 501st TASK ORGANIZATION X 501 345 CSSB QSC 553 289 GIANT LION SB (-) HHC HHC HHC 553 501 GIANT LION GIANT 108 108 WVRGA1 WXB6AA GIANT WSNBAA WEU5AA 345 ICTC 403 FS PLS PLS TC TC TC TC 594 594 445 445 353 353 289 GIANT GIANT GIANT 257 CSSB WFSBAA GIANT WSNBAA (-) LION WEVDAA LION WELJAB (-) 403 WFSBAA WQC9AB 289 289 LION WEVDAC (-) WVRGAA 289 GIANT 289 289 WQC8AA LION U U 395 395 SMC 3654 (-) WZMSAA 289 GIANT REC ISS DIS ISS REC DIS LION LION WCPGAA WCBTA3 HET (-) CRC 257 3655 LION (-) GIANT WELJAB HET 257 LION Wabash FLE 54 54 WS0AAA (-) GIANT LION HET ICTC POL POL WCBTAA (-)

  15. 501st STAFF SECTION ORG X Sust BDE II II CSSB CPT Gebert CSSB CPT Knotts DCO CPT Dunham, Y S2 CPT Mason S3 CPT Strange SPO CPT Wilson Distro CPT Dunham, D CPT McGill Mobility CPT Wielgus CPT Aman Sup. + Serv CPT Williams CPT Alcock Fuel + H2O CPT Quenga CPT Gaskins MAJ Nasim Ammo CPT Patterson Maint CPT Edmonds

  16. LION ASA HLZ MCP CSSB SSA CL I,II,IV,IX 553 LION CONVOY STAGGING AREA MOTORPOOL AREA ############### ECP (-) 403 Container Holding Area Rail distribution point (P) ICTC Location: Poti, Georgia (Gorgas) ISB Lion

  17. X 501 LZ ASA HLZ MCP ############### SSA SB Rail distribution point Container Holding Area CONVOY STAGGING AREA ECP ISB GIANT MOTORPOOL AREA (P) Location: Tbilisi, Georgia (Gorgas) ISB Giant

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  19. Concept of Support:501st SUST BDE will operate commodity supply points and provide unit and throughput distribution of all classes of supply less VIII utilizing organic and host nation infrastructure capability. 553rd CSSB will receive and prepare supplies and equipment for onward movement at ISB Lion. 345th CSSB will receive supplies and equipment at ISB Giant and will further distribute throughout theater. 345th CSSB will establish a Forward Logistics Element (FLE) at LSA Wabash to facilitate unit distribution to 43rd SUST BDE and throughput support to committed divisions. Concept of Support Overview CL I – 7 DOS CL III(B) – 360k CL IV – 20ea CCL PKG CL V – ASP CL IX – SSA TRANS – 24x HET, 48x M915/M872, 10x M969 P: Rail A: HNT C: Org Truck E: Air E ISB Lion ############### • CL I / Bottled Water: • Ration Cycle: M-M-M, transition to U-M-U in Ph III • 553 CSSB: receives all CL I and maintains 20 DOS at ISB Lion. Prepares / loads all CL I for forward movement. • 345 CSSB: receives all CL I and prepares for unit distribution to 4SB and 43SB. Maintains 7 DOS at ISB Giants. • FLE: Receives CL I from rail at LSA Wabash and conducts unit distribution by truck to 43rd SUST BDE. Assists 4th SUST BDE with CL I rail download. • CL II.IV: • 553rd CSSB : Received all CL IV at ISB Lion SPOD and facilitates movement by rail to ISB Giant. • 345th CSSB: Builds and maintains 20 of each CL IV Combat Configured Load (CCL) at ISB Giant and is prepared to throughput directly to maneuver units. • FLE: Is prepared to provide throughput distribution O/O • CL III(P): • 4SB and 43SB will receive upon request during all phases • CL III(B): • 553rd CSSB: Receives all bulk fuel, loads bulk fuel rail assets and facilitates forward movement to ISB Giants. Maintains CL III(B) supply point at ISB Lion • 345th : Maintains bulk CL III point at ISB Giants, is prepared to distribute via truck and facilitates rail throughput to FLE and LSA Wabash • FLE: Provides 550k per day of unit distribution to 43rd SB and throughput to committed divisions if requested. • CL V: • 553rd CSSB: Establish and maintain an ASP at ISB Lion • 345th CSSB: Establish and maintain an ASP at ISB Giant • CL VII: • 553rd CSSB:will receive at SPOD and facilitate forward rail movement. • 345th CSSB: will receive from APOD and facilitate forward rail and HET movement. • FLE: Facilitates movement by HET to TAAs P: Org Truck A: Rotary wing C: Aerial Delivery E: HNT ISB Giant ISB King P: Rail A: Org Truck C: HNT E: Air 54 QM (MA) 4 PLT T CL I – 20 DOS CL III(B) – 630k CL V – ASP CL VII – RTF Stock CL IX – SSA TRANS – 24x HET 5x M969 TAA Meade LSA Wabash ########## MACP MACP MACP MCP TRANS – 60x PLS Systems, 24x HET, 20x M915/M872, 60x 7.5k tanker • CL IX: • 553rd CSSB: Maintains an SSA at ISB Lion • 345th CSSB: Maintains an SSA at ISB Giant • Field Services: • 553rd CSSB: Maintains TMEP at ISB Giant (54th QM) • 345th CSSB: Maintains MACPs at AA Meade and LSA Wabash (54QM) and facilitates rearward movement of remains from MACPs to TMEP • FLE: Provides retrograde of remains and personal effects • Maintenance: • 553rd CSSB: 3655 CRC and 3654 SMC provide area support and pass back support at ISB Lion • 345th CSSB: operates HETs for catastrophic recovery missions • FLE: Operates HETs for Catastrophic recovery missions • Mobility / Distribution: • 553rd CSSB: Receives all classes of supply less VIII from primary SPOD at ISB Lion and prepares for forward movement on all platforms. Provides HET movement of unit equipment and RTF stock to ISB Giants as necessary. • 345th CSSB: Facilitate rail throughput of all classes of supply less VIII to LSA Wabash and conducts unit and supply point distribution using organic and HNT assets with FLE and 4th SB; maintains the capability to conduct supply point distribution with 553rd CSSB at ISB Lion if necessary. • FLE: receives all classes of supply less VIII at LSA Wabash through either unit or supply point distribution with ISB Giant and provides unit distribution to 43rd SB at AA Meade and throughput distribution to committed divisions if necessary.

  20. Concept Of Support: • 501 SB responsible for theater sustainment operations. 501 SB CL I / Water requirements will be supplied by Host Nation (HN) truck assets from ISB Lion to ISB Giant. Rail will be the primary delivery asset to supply 4 SB from ISB Lion to LSA Wabash. 43 SB will be supplied by organic transportation assets from LSA Wabash to TAA Meade. • Unit distribution is primary means of distribution • Initial 1 DOS on each Soldier, 1DOS at FSC, 1 DOS at BSB. • Bottled Water – 12 Bottles per Soldier per day • Ration Cycle – M-M-M (Phase I&II); H&S-M-H&S (Phase III) • Priority of Support – 4 SB, 43 SB, 501 SB • Civilians / EPWs – Units request increased sustainment • Combat Support Hospitals – Units request for increased sustainment • Issue Cycle - 2-2-2 • - 43 SB resupply beginning at D-3 • - 4 SB resupply beginning at D-2 • - 501 SB resupply beginning at D-1 CL I / BOTTLED WATER REQUIREMENTS • Stock Objective for CL I / Water • - Port – 20 DOS • - Theater DISTRO Hub – 7 DOS • - SUS BDE – 3 DOS • - BSB/ASB – 1 DOS • LSA Giant: (DISTRO HUB) • 501 SB Maintain 7 DOS CL I / Water Theater Stock • 289th QSC (SSA) receive and ship supplies ISB Lions/ SPOD 289 • TAA Meade: • 43 SB maintains 3 DOS CL / Water I LSA Giant I • 2 DOS by Location: (PHASE I & II) • ISB Giant (501 SB): Water 1,200 pal / MRE 300 pal • LSA Wabash (4 SB): Water 1,294 pal / MRE 324 pal • - TAA Meade (43 SB): Water 1, 020 pal / MRE 256 pal • 2 DOS by Location: (PHASE III) • - ISB Giant (501 SB): Water 1,200 pal / MRE 100 pal / UGR 432 pal • LSA Wabash (4 SB): Water 1,294 pal / MRE 108 pal / UGR 466 pal • TAA Meade (43 SB): Water 1,020 pal / MRE 86 pal / UGR 368 pal 289 289 TAA Meade • ISB Lions: • Maintain 20 DOS CL I / Water Theater Stock • Host Nation (HN) transports to LSA Giant • Rail system transports forward to ISB Wabash • 289th QSC (SSA) receive and ship supplies ISB Wabash I 289 Capabilities: Rail - 4 Locomotives; 30 Flatbed Railcars; 15 Boxcars (2 x rails per day) Organic - 60xPLS/60xPLS Trailer; 12xM915/12xM872; 60xM915/60xM1062 • ISB Wabash: • 4SB maintains 3 DOS of CL I / Water • Organic units will transport supplies forward to TAA Meade • 289th QSC (SSA) receive and ship supplies Shortfalls: None

  21. CL II (OCIE) / CL IV Concept: Directs the receipt, storage, and distribution of Class II/IV supplies within the AO through all phases of the operation. Requirements: • CL II • Every Soldier will have two sets of JSLIST. • - One on hand • - One maintained at each • SUS BDE • SUS BDEs will stock decontamination supplies • Issue as space available • CL IV • MCL’s maintained at ISB Giant. • Sust BDE’s request in order to build stock at their respective BSAs at Phase II • Emergency issue via throughput as far forward as possible to requesting units. • Capabilities: • Stock • CL II: 7 DOS • CL IV: 4 DOS • Equipment (445 Trans) • PLS: 60 • PLS Trailer: 60 • CROP: 360 • Forklifts: 12 Shortfall: CL II and CL IV are lowest supply priority, therefore, distribution may only be limited to emergency throughput only. Mitigations: Units must make timely requests to receive supplies. CL II will be distributed as space available.

  22. CL III (B) & (P) • Concept: • - Priority of Support: 4ID, 3ID, 214 Fires Brigade • - All maneuver units will depart with UBL, and BDE support units will depart with 2d and 3d combat loads from ISB Lion. • CL III(B) will be pushed from ISB Lion to ISB Giant and LSA Wabash via rail and truck. • The 501st SB FLE located at LSA Wabash will distribute CL III (B) to 43d SB. • CL III(P) MCL will be requested 72hrs prior by the requesting unit. • Mission Considerations: • - Enemy in AO • - Distance to resupply maneuver units • - Rate of march • - Secondary/ cross-country roads utilized by maneuver units • - Tactical pauses • - Fueler convoy composition • - Complete Offensive Operations with 60% of CLIII (B) ready for follow-on missions MCL: CL III (P) STORAGE CAPABILITY DISTRIBUTION CAPABILITY CL III (B) RQMT

  23. Concept of Support:501st SUST BDE will operate commodity supply points and provide unit and throughput distribution of all classes of supply less VIII utilizing organic and host nation infrastructure capability. 553rd CSSB will receive and prepare supplies and equipment for onward movement at ISB Lion and ISB King. 345th CSSB will receive supplies and equipment at ISB Giant and will be further distribute throughout theater. 345th CSSB will establish a Forward Logistics Element (FLE) at LSA Wabash to facilitate unit distribution to 43rd SUST BDE and throughput support to committed divisions. • Concept: • PH I: Each unit draws 100% of their combat load and all Soldiers have 100% of their ABL from ASA Giant prior to movement to TAAs (H-48). Each FSC has on hand a second load of critical munitions for their battalions, and the BSB has a third combat load of critical munitions (ATHP Wabash and ATHP Meade). • PH II: Total consumption of CL V is estimated at less than 400 ST. Resupply during PH II will only be conducted on an emergency basis. All ATHPs forward of ASA Giant will be at 100% prior to decisive operations. • PH III: Units will begin stability operations and CL V will be filled on a request basis. COA 1 CL V 345th CSSB HQ 257 TC (HET) (-) 395 OD DET 1(ATHP) 3654 SMC DET 1 403 ICTC (-) 289 QSC 108 QM POL 594 TC TMT CSRs: ISB Lion ############### • CL I / Bottled Water: • Ration Cycle: M-M-M, transition to U-M-U Ph III • 553 CSSB: receives all CL I and maintains 20 DOS at ISB Lion. Prepares / loads all CL I for onward movement by rail to ISB Giant. • 345 CSSB: receives all CL I from rail and prepares for onward movement OR facilitates throughput to LSA Wabash by rail. Maintains 7 DOS at ISB Giants. • FLE: Receives CL I from rail at LSA Wabash and conducts unit distribution by truck to 43rd SUST BDE. Assists 4th SUST BDE with CL I rail download. • CL II.IV: • 553rd CSSB : Received all CL IV at ISB Lion SPOD and facilitates movement by rail to ISB Giant. • 345th CSSB: Maintains Combat Configured Loads (CCL) at ISB Giant and is prepared to throughput directly to maneuver units. • FLE: Is prepared to provide throughput distribution O/O • CL III(B): • 553rd CSSB: Receives all bulk fuel, loads bulk fuel rail assets and facilitates forward movement to ISB Giants. Maintains CL III(B) supply point at ISB Lion • 345th : Maintains bulk CL III point at ISB Giants, is prepared to distribute via truck and facilitates rail throughput to FLE and LSA Wabash • FLE: Provides unit distribution to 43rd SB and throughput to committed divisions. • CL V: • 553rd CSSB: Establish and maintain an ASP at ISB Lion • 345th CSSB: Establish and maintain an ASP at ISB Giant ISB Giant ISB King 54 QM (MA) 4 PLT T 553rd CSSB HQ DET 1 257 TC HET 395 OD (395 ATHP) DET 1 353 TPT (7.5k) 3655 CRC DET 1 289 QSC DET 1 108 QM POL DET 1 54 OM (MA) 3 PLT 403 ICTC (-) TMEP TAA Meade ASA Lion LSA Wabash ########## I Capabilities: 1. Storage capability: 16,855.5 ST at ISB Lion and ISB Giant 2. Containerized ammunition lift: 1,254 ST/Day 3. Ammo lift: 1128 ST/Day 4. 47,000 lbs/day/BCT for moderate enemy contact 5. 270 ST for 4ID / 130 ST for 3ID Phase II MACP MACP MCP 395 (-) 345th CSSB (-) 445 TC (PLS) (-) 257 TC (HET) (-) 353 TPT (7.5K) (-) 54 OM (MA) 5 PLT ASA Giant I 395 (-) • CL VII: • 553rd CSSB:will receive at SPOD and facilitate forward rail movement. • 345th CSSB: will receive from APOD and facilitate forward rail and HET movement. • FLE: Facilitates movement by HET to TAAs • CL IX: • 553rd CSSB: Maintains an SSA at ISB Lion • 345th CSSB: Maintains an SSA at ISB Giant • Field Services: • 553rd CSSB: Maintains TMEP at ISB Lion (54th QM) • 345th CSSB: Maintains MACPs at AA Meade and LSA Wabash (54QM) and facilitates rearward movement of remains from MACPs to TMEP • Maintenance: • 553rd CSSB: 3655 CRC and 3654 SMC provide area support and pass back support at ISB Lion • 345th CSSB: operates HETs for catastrophic recovery missions • Distribution: • 553rd CSSB: Facilitates rail movement of all classes of supply from ISB Lion to ISB Giant and LSA Wabash. • 345th CSSB: Facilitate rail throughput of all classes of supply to LSA Wabash and conducts supply point distribution with FLE • FLE: receives and / or draws all classes of supply from ISB Lion and ISB Giant and provides unit distribution to 43rd SB and committed divisions • Mobility: • 553rd CSSB: Operates SPOD , rail head and CRSP yard at ISB Lion; loads rail for forward movement • 345th CSSB: Operates APOD and ISB Giant rail head; • FLE: Conducts forward movement by truck Shortfalls/Mitigations: 1. No shortfalls exist in storage capacity at either ASA. 2. Possible issue resupplying CSR during phase II.. 3. Total projected Consumption of CL V for Phase II is 10% of ATHP Wabash storage capability ATHP Wabash 4ID ATHP Meade 3ID

  24. CL VII • Concept: Limited Class VII items are expected to be shipped into theater. The battle loss report will represent a requisition. Non-battle loss reportable items should be reported under “other class VII” LOGSTAT report. This also constitutes a requisition. • Class VII items, other than controlled items will be managed and issued using normal supply channels via Property Book Unit Supply (PBUSE). • PH I : Ready to Fight Stock will railed to 345th CSSB from 553 CSSB. 345th CSSB will maintain stock at ISB Giant. • PH II: BSB SPO will coordinate with CSSB IOT request items to prepositioned locations on the battlefield. Priority of support is 4ID, 3ID, III Corps Aviation. • PH III: Priority of support is to 4 ID, 3 ID, and III Corps’ Aviation, in order. Capabilities: CL VII command and control items, which require III Corps, G4 approval for release: C10990 Carrier 120 Mortar: SP Armored 2 C76335 Cavalry Fighting Veh: M3 4 D12087 Carrier Personnel Full Track 1 D30897 Launcher, MINE: M139(HTLD) 1 F57713 Avenger 1 F60530 Fighting Veh: Tracked Cav (CFV) 3 H57505 HOW LT TWD 105MM L119 2 J81750 Infantry Fighting Veh: M2 4 K57667 Howitzer SP:155mm(M109A6) 6 K57821 Howitzer Med Twd 155mm (M198) 2 L44894 Launcher Rocket: ArmdVeh MLRS 1 L46979 Patriot Launcher w/tractor 1 L67342 Mine Clearing, Eng 2 M02114 Mortar 81mm XM252 10 The following listed items are to be considered controlled items and will only be issued on the authority of the 13th ESC SPO. S10059 M967S TLR TANK FUEL 5000 GAL T40999 M1075 TRK CGO HVY PLS TRANS T41135 M1083 WWN TRK CARGO MTV W/EQP T41135 M1070 TRK TRACTOR HET T61239 M1088 TRK TRACTOR MTVW/EQP T61103 M915 TRUCK TRACTOR MTV Lion PH I Giant PH II Wabash • Mitigations: • Normal priority items will be railed from ISB Lion to ISB Wabash. • High priority items will be line hauled from ISB Lion to ISB Wabash

  25. CL IX MAINTENANCE & CLASS IX CONCEPT:Provide CL IX as far forward IOT to sustain momentum during decisive operations • FUPP, M1A2 – 1 per BCT • Engine, M1114- 2 per BCT • Transmission, M1114- 3 per BCT • Engine, FMTV- 4 per Division* • Engine, M900 series- 10 per Division* • Transmission(ODS), M2/M3- 4 per Division* • Final drive, M109- 4 per Division, 3 per FA BDE, 1 per BCT • Track Pads, M1- 250 per Division* • Tires, M1070 Tractor- 4 per Division* • Tires, M1000 Trailer- 7 per Division* • * Theater Shortage CL IX Critical shortages for repair items TASK: Provide support to all units with CL IX repair parts to ISB Lion and ISB Giant PURPOSE:Provide CL IX support to 4th and 43D SB as far forward as possible ENDSTATE: 80% combat power at end of Phase III • MISSION CONSIDERATIONS • TMRs must consist of requisition document number & status; parts availability within the CL IX system • All major assemblies, electronic components, and excess will be identified as priority for retrograde. • SARSS will upload and verify customers NLT D-3 • Distribution of major assemblies will begin on D-3 • Normal re-supply begins on D-2, time TBD • Cannibalization (CN) and Controlled Exchange (CE) are delegated to the Battalion Commander and CE is limited to five parts per vehicle/system • Retrograde requirements for end items and major assemblies will be reported to the SPO Maintx • Units are responsible for combat spares and prioritization of components • Units will report Class IX SSA locations at the objectives upon occupation. Additionally, supporting units will deploy with 100% of their ASL • GS level, except shortage items, is 30 day of support • M1A2 engines and HMMWV transmission will have priority of distribution throughout the theater • General Supplies: Units will focus on sustaining and building organic CL IX replenishment loads • SUPPORT ELEMENTS & LOCATIONS • ISB Lion -3655 CRC, 289 QSC (SSA) • ISB Giant -3654 SMC, 289 QSC (SSA) DET • SHORTFALLS: • CL IX Shortages • MITIGATIONS: • Cannibalization, Controlled Exchange and BLST assistance mitigates CL IX shortages CL IX BY PHASES Phase I (Initial entry) Priority of support is initially to III Corps AVN BDE, III Corps ARTY BDE, 3 ID, and 4 ID for shaping operations. Phase II (Decisive Operations) Priority of support is to 4ID, 3 ID Conduct Class IX operations Phase III (Stability Operations) Priority of support is to 4 ID, 3 ID, and III Corps’ Aviation, in order. • MAINTENANCE TIMELINES • On Site Repair Time is 2 hours. • Repairs greater than 24 hours will be evacuated to the UMCP. • Repairs greater than 48 hours will be evacuated to SMC located at the ISB Giant • Repairs greater than 48 hours will be evacuated to CRC located at the ISB Lion DAY OF SUPPLY Daily supply push from LSA Lion to LSA Giant and LSA Wabash of CL IX Emergency re-supply is via Army aviation (IAW SOP) M1A1 and M2 engines, 5-ton truck air filters, UH60 aircraft rotor blades, 105mm and 155mm howitzer gun tubes

  26. MAINTENANCE/RECOVERY ISB Lion to ISB Giant MCP 2 x M984 Wrecker 12 x M1070 HET 12 x M1000 HET TRL 2 x Contact Truck 1 x M1079 Van Concept: NMC equipment is first repaired on site if possible. Otherwise units will move equipment to the maintenance collection points (MCP) provided by their units. If equipment cannot be fixed by the 4 SB, coordination will be made to evacuate the equipment to ISB Giant. If equipment cannot be fixed by the support maintenance company (SMC) at ISB Giant, coordination will be made to evacuate the equipment to ISB Lion to be repaired by the component repair company (CRC). I I SMC CRC ISB Lion to ISB Giant MCP (Co-located with CSC) 1 x M984 Wrecker 3 x M1070 HET 3 x M1000 HET TRL 1 x Contact Truck Priority of Maintenance: Phase I (Initial Entry): MLRS, Artillery Tubes, Radars, Tanks, CFV/IFV, Bulk POL Tankers, and HETs Phase II (Decisive Operations): M1 Tanks, CFV/IFV, Radars, Artillery Tubes, MLRS, Bulk POL Tankers and HETs. Phase III (Stability Operations): Radars, MLRS, Bulk POL Tankers, M1 Tanks, CFV/IFV and Artillery Tubes. • Maintenance Timelines: • On Site Repair Time is 2 hours. • Repairs greater than 24 hours will be evacuated to the MCP. • Repairs greater than 48 hours will be evacuated to SMC located at ISB Giant. • . Repairs greater than 48 hours at the SMC MCP will be evacuated to the CRC at ISB Lion. FMT FMT MCP MCP Recovery Flow: ISB Wabash > MCP > LSA Giants (SMC)> MCP/CSC > LSA Lions (CRC)

  27. Mobility Concept of Support: Receive movement request, determine the most appropriate mode for the requirements, and recommends priorities of movement for each separate mode and passed to the Distribution Integration Branch for action. Capabilities: Requirements (Phase 1): Tracked – 92 Containers - 20 Pax – 738 Shortfalls/Mitigations: No shortfalls exist for this operation. Convoy Support Center Level 1 - latrines, water, security, emergency fuel, small repairs Located at PL New York Lion csc Giant Wabash

  28. Distribution Assets Organic/Rail/USAF ISB LION (501ST SB) GIANT 48xM915/48xM872 48xHETs 10xC-130 12xCH-47 326 km ISB GIANT (501STSB) LION 60xM872 24xHETs Rail 4 Locomotives 30 Flatbed Railcars 15 Boxcars 50 10K Tankers WABASH 60xPLS/60xPLS Trailer 12xM915/12xM872 60xM915/60xM1062 24xHETs 201 km LSA WABASH (4TH SB) TAA MEADE (43RD SB) 134 km

  29. Distribution Assets Host Nation Trucks ISB LION (501ST SB) GIANT 86 Cargo Trucks Daily (172 total) 9 5K tankers Daily (18 Total) 326 km ISB GIANT (501STSB) 201 km LSA WABASH (4TH SB) TAA MEADE (43RD SB) 134 km WABASH 43 Cargo Trucks Daily (86 total) 160 5K tankers Daily (320 Total) Mitigation: If the rail system is disrupted, 501st SB maintains 40% of the train’s capacity through HN Trucking alone.

  30. Distribution Capacity Organic/Rail/Host Nation Trucking LION-GIANT (HN Truck) 45,000 Gal JP8 1540 Pallets ISB LION (501ST SB) GIANT-Throughput 144 Pallets (CH-47) 326 km ISB GIANT (501STSB) GIANT-WABASH 360 Pallets LION-WABASH (Rail) 500,000 Gal JP8 1920 Pallets 201 km LSA WABASH (4TH SB) TAA MEADE (43RD SB) 134 km LION-WABASH (HN Truck) 800,000 Gal JP8 770 Pallets WABASH-MEADE 1680 Pallets 450,000 Gal JP8

  31. Rail Shortfall Organic/USAF/Host Nation Trucking LION-GIANT (HN Truck) 45,000 Gal JP8 1540 Pallets ISB LION (501ST SB) GIANT-Throughput 144 Pallets (CH-47) 326 km ISB GIANT (501STSB) GIANT-WABASH 360 Pallets LION-WABASH (C-130) 120 Pallets (Emergency CL IX) 201 km LSA WABASH (4TH SB) TAA MEADE (43RD SB) 134 km LION-WABASH (HN Truck) 800,000 Gal JP8 770 Pallets Mitigation: If the rail system is disrupted, C-130 flights from ISB Lion are capable of providing emergency resupply of CL IX parts. WABASH-MEADE 1680 Pallets 450,000 Gal JP8

  32. Distribution Plan Phase I

  33. Distribution Plan Phase II/III

  34. ARMY HEALTH SYSTEM Concept: Primary medical care in this AO will include stabilization care for patients received during decisive operations phase from forward units. Role III is available at LSA Wabash and ISB Giant. Patients needing Role IV care will be evacuated from ISB Giant to Lahnstuhl Regional Medical Center, Germany. Medical Detachments of the 111th MMB are available at ISB Giant and LSA Wabash PAT Flow: MEDEVAC or CASEVAC from POI to nearest MTF  MEDEVAC to Role III at LSA Wabash or ISB Giant  Air Transport from ISB Giant to Lahnstuhl 1- 74 HBCT Operation Trojan Horse Medical Plan PHASE II Casualty Estimate: 14xKIA / 89xWIA / 14xDNBI Medical Treatment Role I: All SM’s treated at unit level Role II: ASMC’s at LSA Wabash, ISB Giants, Lion, & King 2 x FST supporting forces Role III: A Co 28th CSH ( 164 bed) LSA Wabash 115 CSH (164 bed) ISB Giant I I I I 4 3 77 99 290 C I I … I I I FST II • Medical Mission Command • BDE Surgeon at 1-74 HBCT HQ (TAA LEE) • P: BDE Surgeon, A: BN Surgeon 290th BSB, C: BN Surgeon 3-77 CAB, E: BN Surgeon 4-99 CAB • Role I/II: • P: FM, A: FBCB2/BFT, C: TACSAT, E: IRIDIUM Satellite Phones • Med Comm: SF 600 • Role III: • Med Comm: MC4.AHLTA-T/DCAM/TC2/AHLTA Warrior/TMDS/JMeWS 4 49 Medical Treatment Role I: All SM’s treated at unit level Role II: ASMC’s at LSA Wabash, ISB Giants, Lion, & King 2 x FST supporting forces Role III: A Co 28th CSH ( 164 bed) LSA Wabash B Co 28th CSH (84 bed) TAA Stuart  OBJ Viper 115 CSH (248 bed) ISB Giant TAA Meade 43rd SB Organic ISB Giant ASMC x 40 Bed CSH x 248 Bed MED LOG CO PM DET Blood SPT DET Blood resupply Dental DET COSC DET 2 x FMST – 15 x UH60 ISB King ASMC x 40 bed ISB Lion ASMC x 40 Bed Hospitalization Outside AOR: Patients transferred to LRMC - Germany • Medical Logistics • Role I: • Resupply BAS via push packs from BMSO at AXPs • Emergency resupply via air • Role II: • Resupply via BSMC BMSO • Role III: • Resupply BMSO from 22nd MEDLOG CO at ISB Giant MSR Chevy Baku Pipeline Dental DET COSC DET VET DET LSA Wabash ASMC x 40 Bed CSH x 164 Bed PM DET Blood SPT DET Role 1 Role 2 Role 3 Medical Evacuation PRIMARY: Ground; PREFERRED: Air MEDEVAC: 15 x UH60s from 5 x FMST Air MEDEVAC Call Sign: DUSTOFF MEDEVAC Freq: P: 43.000 Role I: MEDEVAC or CASEVAC to nearest MTF Role II: ASMC MEDEVAC or AIR EVAC to Role III 2 x FMST located at ISB Giant – 15 x UH-60 Patients evacuated out of AOR sent to Lahnstuhl Regional Medical Center (Germany) • Dental • Role I: Palliative treatment only by BAS • Role II: Provided at each BSMC • Role III: • ISB Giant, LSA Wabash, TAA Stuart • COSC • Role I: Unit providers and Chaplains counsel Soldiers • Role II: Provided at each BSMC • Role III: COSC DETs at ISB Giant, Wabash, 3ID AO • Veterinary Services • Role II/III: VET DET’s LSA Wabash and 3ID AO • Preventive Med • Role I: Unit FSTs (BN org) • Role II: BSMC personnel with each BCT • Role III: PM DETs at ISB Giant, LSA Wabash, TAA Stuart, 3ID AO ISB Lion • Lab • Role II: Basic lab services available at unit BSMC • Role III: • Blood Spt DET at ISB Giant, LSA Wabash, 3ID AO •  Blood center is located at ISB Giant. Products will be shipped directly to ISB Giant by USAF or Army Air. ISB King ISB Giant TAA Meade LSA Wabash

  35. MORTUARY AFFAIRS Concept: Primary remains processing will include receipt of remains processed at unit level and forward RCP and transportation to Dover through the TMEP at ISB Giant. Transportation of remains will have top priority. All remains will be transported directly from the initial receiving MACP to the TMEP unless the tactical situation dictates that remains be evacuated through several MACPs before reaching the TMEP. TMEP I I I I 4 3 99 77 290 C I I … I I I Remains Flow: Point of death  RCP  Forward MACP (BSA)  54th MA MACP ISB Wabash)  TMEP (ISB Giant)  Dover, MD FST II 4 49 • Capabilities: • 3 MA PLT • 3 – 20’ refer. van • Process 20 remains/24 hr • 1 MA PLT tasked to 13 ESC • 1 – 20’ refer. van • Process 250 remains/24hr • Shortfalls • MA teams forward of LSA Wabash cannot process the expected number of remains • Mitigation • BPT provide refrigeration or personnel to LSA Wabash IOT facilitate influx of remains 54th QM (MA) 1 PLT Tasked under 13 ESC T: Operate TMEP at ISB Giant P: IOT facilitate remains removal from the AOR MACP MACP MACP 54 QM (MA) 3 PLT LSA Wabash 54 QM (MA) 5 PLT 54 QM (MA) 4 PLT MSR Chevy Baku Pipeline ISB Lion ISB King ISB Giant TAA Meade Medical Evacuation PRIMARY: Ground; PREFERRED: Air MEDEVAC: 15 x UH60s from 5 x FMST Air MEDEVAC Call Sign: _TBD_ MEDEVAC Freq: P: __TBD__ Role I: MEDEVAC or CASEVAC to nearest MTF Role II: ASMC MEDEVAC or AIR EVAC to Role III 2 x FMST located at ISB Giant – 15 x UH-60 Patients evacuated out of AOR sent to Lahnstuhl Regional Medical Center (Germany) • Dental • Role I: Palliative treatment only by BAS • Role II: Provided at each BSMC • Role III: • ISB Giant, LSA Wabash, TAA Stuart • COSC • Role I: Unit providers and Chaplains counsel Soldiers • Role II: Provided at each BSMC • Role III: COSC DETs at ISB Giant, Wabash, 3ID AO • Veterinary Services • Role II/III: VET DET’s LSA Wabash and 3ID AO

  36. FIELD SERVICES • Concept of Support: Phase I • Requirements: 1 x SLCR team will remain at ISB Lion to support those personnel. The remaining 5 x SLCR teams will push out to ISB Giant IOT be in closer proximity to subordinate units. • Capabilities: A total of 6 x SLCR teams providing laundry, shower, and repair services. 1 x SLCR team supports 500 troops/day 3500 Soldiers/week. • Limitations: • -QM water purification CO supports The SLCRs for water. • -Support Maintenance Company provides transportation and recovery operations. • Concept of Support: Phase II/III • Requirements: 1 x SLCR team will remain at ISB Lion. 3 x SLCR teams will move out to ISB Giant, 1 x SLCR to LSA Wabash, and 1 x SLCR to TAA Meade. The section Chief will determine the SLCR points according to METT-TC. • Capabilities: A total of 6 x SLCR teams providing laundry, shower, and repair services. 1 x SLCR team supports 500 troops/day 3500 Soldiers/week. • Limitations: • -QM water purification CO supports The SLCRs for water. • -Support Maintenance Company provides transportation and recovery operations.

  37. REQUEST FOR INFO

  38. UPDATED CCIR/FFIR CCIR: • Loss of Soldier life, limb, or eyesight. • Any attack on BTC pipeline, Baku Refinery, Rail, Port or Airfield. • Disruption and or closure of rail system. • Enemy force infiltration of FOB defenses. • Enemy activity in strength greater than a company within the AO. • Enemy precursor activity for use of WMD. • Any subordinate company below 80% combat power. • Classes of supply at 40% status or stockage objective below 5 DOS. • Any non CSR DODIC below 55%. FFIR: • Disruptions along MSRs of greater than 8 hours. • Location of 501st SUS BDE elements detached. • Possible violations of published ROE or any U.S. Soldier in AO involvement in death or critical injury of local national. • Potential negative event covered by the media.

  39. COMMANDER’S GUIDANCE CHAMPION 6

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