MCO 1001.39K — Pre-separation Counseling Concerning Marine Corps Reserve (mcr)...

MCO 1001.39K covers pre-separation counseling and assistance regarding opportunities for service in the MCR and SMCR affiliation.

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  • Publication number: MCO 1001.39K
  • Title: PRE-SEPARATION COUNSELING CONCERNING MARINE CORPS RESERVE (MCR)...
  • Date: 29 Dec 1994
  • Proponent: 01000 Military Personnel
  • Status: Current

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It describes Ready Reserve Liaison missions, recruiting procedures, Reserve Opportunities and Obligations Briefs, and reenlistment assistance. It requires actions by commanders, CG MCRSC, and Ready Reserve Liaison personnel, including briefings, liaison, reporting, and support.

Applies to: This order is applicable to the Marine Corps Reserve.

Topics covered

  • Pre-separation counseling
  • Ready Reserve Liaison missions
  • Reserve Opportunities and Obligations Briefs
  • Marine Corps Reserve reenlistment
  • Ready Reserve obligations
  • Marine Corps Reserve benefits

Questions and answers

What is the purpose of MCO 1001.39K?

To ensure that all eligible Marines are provided pre-separation (PRESEP) counseling and assistance regarding opportunities for service in the MCR and affiliation with the Selected Marine Corps Reserve (SMCR). (paragraph 1)

What is the primary mission of Ready Reserve Liaisons?

The primary mission of RRL’s is to conduct the Reserve Opportunities and Obligations Brief at PRESEP briefs. (paragraph 4)

How soon before separation does the publication focus on recruiting Marines for the MCR?

The primary focus of RRL’s will be to generate interest in Marines anticipating separation from active duty within 180 days to continue service in the MCR. (paragraph 4)

Who must attend a PRESEP Brief and ROOB?

Require all separating Marines who are eligible for Reserve Service to attend a PRESEP Brief conducted by the local base/station FSC and a ROOB from RRL personnel. (paragraph 5)

How can Marines taking terminal leave be sworn into the MCR?

Marines taking terminal leave may be sworn into the MCR immediately prior to the start of the leave with the effective date of reenlistment on the date following the date of discharge. (paragraph 5)

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