MCO 3000.13B governs Marine Corps operational readiness reporting, including personnel, equipment, training, and mission assessments.
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MCO 3000.13B addresses reporting organizations, channels, occasions, security, access, readiness levels, reason codes, and mandatory remarks. It requires Marine Corps reporting organizations to use DRRS-MC to create and submit readiness reports and establishes timelines for verification and correction.
Applies to: All Marine Corps reporting organizations will use DRRS-MC to create and submit readiness reports.
All Marine Corps reporting organizations will use DRRS-MC to create and submit readiness reports. (paragraph 2)
MARFORs and major subordinate commands (MSCs) will develop procedures that enable subordinate intermediate commands to verify subordinate unit reports within five days of submission. (paragraph 3)
Reports will be submitted within 24 hours of the occasions listed in Table 1-1 for the organizations specified. (paragraph 1-3)
Marine Corps readiness information will not be released outside the DoD without the written approval of DC PP&O (POR). (paragraph 1-3)
When an active duty unit deploys and has personnel that still belong to the unit remaining behind, the commander will still account for those personnel at the home location and will consider them in the core P-level calculation, C-level and mission capability assessment. (paragraph 6)