MCO 1326.7F — Selection And Screening Criteria For Marines Desiring Assignment To Marine...

MCO 1326.7F governs selection, screening, and assignment criteria for Marines assigned to Marine Helicopter Squadron One.

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  • Publication number: MCO 1326.7F
  • Title: SELECTION AND SCREENING CRITERIA FOR MARINES DESIRING ASSIGNMENT TO MARINE...
  • Date: 17 Jan 2016
  • Proponent: 01000 Military Personnel
  • Status: Current

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MCO 1326.7F covers HMX-1 staffing, Presidential Support Duty, security clearance requirements, and assignment management. It requires eligibility screening, coordinated recruiting, timely security investigations, and specific clearance requirements for designated billets.

Applies to: To establish assignment criteria for personnel assigned to Marine Helicopter Squadron One (HMX-1).

Topics covered

  • HMX-1 staffing
  • Presidential Support Duty
  • Assignment eligibility parameters
  • Security clearance requirements
  • MCC assignment management
  • Screenable billet assignments

Questions and answers

What is HMX-1's primary mission?

The primary mission of HMX-1 is the safe and timely transport of the President of the United States and Vice President of the United States, members of the President’s Cabinet, and foreign dignitaries as directed by the White House Military Office. (paragraph 3)

How far in advance are future Presidential Support Duty staffing requirements projected?

HMX-1 Manpower Officer will continually coordinate with Manpower Management Integration Branch (MMIB) for gains and losses analytical products to project future Presidential Support Duty (PSD) staffing requirements out to 16 months from present month. (paragraph 2)

When can Marines refuse orders for screenable billet assignments to HMX-1?

Marines identified for screenable billet assignments to HMX-1 will have the opportunity for orders refusal up to 13 months prior to the intended assignment report date. (paragraph 4)

When must security clearance investigations begin for HMX-1 nominees?

Once a nominee is identified for HMX-1 assignment, HMX-1 is responsible for coordinating with the nominee’s current command to ensure that required security clearance investigations are initiated within 30 days of identification for assignment. (paragraph 2)

What happens if a nominee does not receive a DONCAF eligibility determination?

If a nominee fails to receive an eligibility determination from the Department of Navy Central Adjudication Facility (DONCAF), HMX-1 will notify MM and request the nominee be dropped from consideration for assignment to HMX-1. (paragraph 2)

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