3D Materiel Readiness Battalion 3D Marine Logistic Group
Chief Warrant Officer 4 Jim VarnerOkinawa
Mission
Provide responsive, integrated intermediate supply and maintenance support to III Marine Expeditionary Force (MEF) or smaller sized Marine Air Ground Task Forces (MAGTF) in garrison and during expeditionary operations
Our Supported Units
“Mindset”
3D MRB’s commitment is “readiness for operations across the spectrum of conflict,” and leading the way on the cutting edge of Marine Corps logistics. The combination of our Intermediate Maintenance and Supply Activity functions has developed into an effective and efficient means of supporting III Marine Expeditionary Force (III MEF) units.
MRB
• Formed in 1999– Combined Supply & Maint BN capabilities
IOT provide more responsive sustainment
Compositionhow did we get here?
3D Maintenance
Battalion
ELMACOEMC
OMC
MTM
GSM
HQ Co
SupplyCo
AmmoCo
MedlogCo
Materiel Readiness
BN
HQSVC Co
Materiel Readiness
Co
Motor Trans Maintenance
Co
Electronics Maintenance
Co
Engineer Maintenance
Co
Ordnance Maintenance
Co
3D Supply
BattalionHQ Co
General Support Maint
Co
AmmunitionCo
Medical Logistics
Co
CAMP KINSER• Electronics Maint• Gen Supt Maint• MT Maint• CRSP • Med Log
CAMP FOSTER• Engineer Maint
CAMP HANSEN• Ord Maint • Electronics Maint (Det North)• Reparable Issue Point (Det North)
3D MRB Laydown
Unique to MRB
• Master Labor Contract workers
• Elect Maint– Only RADIAC lab in the MEFs
• Circuit Card RepairSection: approx. $1.4 million annual savings
• 103,568 pieces of combat ground equipment • 13,563 Repair orders completed• Average Repair Cycle Time (RCT) of 27.8 days.
Performance68 units on and off Okinawa with intermediate maintenance
Performance
• Medical Logisitcs Company
• 1,906 medical and dental assemblages
• 53 different exercises in the pacific
• $244,000 in credit from expired medications.
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Maintenance Support Teams
• 1,156 MSTs to units on and off Okinawa
• Saved over 21,000 deadline days and over $217,000
III MEF Marine Armor Kit Installation
• 190 vehicles converted– A/C units & armor
• 176 HMMWVs & 14 LVSs
• MRB exclusive operation• 120 MRB Marines• 30 Days
Global Support
Pakistan
Korea
ThailandIndonesia
Philippines
Japan
Okinawa
Mongolia
Alaska
Georgia
Iraq
Kuwait
Afghanistan
Sri Lanka
Australia
789 deployed in 2005
20 operations in 15 different countries
Tsunami ReliefIndonesia, Sri Lanka, Thailand
• Nucleus of Log Regt
• 154 Marines
• Support to 3 countries
• Medical and life support supplies• Electrical and ROWPUmaintenance
Modernization Efforts
• Readiness Management System (RMS) (Feb 00)– Web based supply and maintenance management system– Developed and maintained at MRB
Modernization Efforts (con’t)
• BCS3/NoMaDD
• PDK (Portable Data Kits)
• aRFID
Notables
• Calibration Facility of the year• 2005 HQMC Log Unit of the year• 2005 Continuous Process Improvement
While our unit is relatively small compared to the other organizations, our supported units are getting “super-sized”support.
“Does size really matter?”
• Over 90,000 hours community service• $95,000 to charities• Nearly 50 gallons of blood donated• Repaired/stocked 2,208 SECREP NSNsvalued at $53 mil• GA managed 19,596 different NSNsvalued at $16.9 mil• 265,590 consumable parts with a fill rate of 93.9%• Caused cost avoidance of over $5.7 mil
Summary
3D Materiel Readiness Battalion“Committed to Excellence”
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