MCO 3000.11E governs Marine Corps ground equipment condition and supply materiel readiness reporting policy and procedures.
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It covers readiness rating computations, designed and task organized units, possessed equipment, and narrative remarks. It requires accurate reporting through logistics information systems and provides formulas for S, R, and MR ratings.
Applies to: This Order is applicable to the Marine Corps Total Force.
Equipment that is loaded to the accountable property records and on-hand that an organization has will be reported as possessed regardless of the equipment condition or the requirement for the equipment. (paragraph 4)
Equipment that is temp-loaned to a unit for less than 30 days will continue to be reported under the owning unit's possessed numbers. (paragraph 4)
Equipment is considered deadlined when it is not mission capable and cannot perform its designated combat mission due to the need for critical repairs. (paragraph 4)
The "S" rating (equipment availability) indicates the ability of supply chain to support equipment requirements. (paragraph 3)
Although these temporary equipment reassignments may adjust allowance quantities in logistics systems, designed units are directed to continue reporting against their T/E quantity despite loss of assets. (paragraph 5)