MCO 4470.1B — United States Marine Corps (usmc) Marine Air Ground Task Force (magtf)...

MCO 4470.1B governs Marine Air Ground Task Force deployment and distribution policy, processes, and capabilities.

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  • Publication number: MCO 4470.1B
  • Title: UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS (USMC) MARINE AIR GROUND TASK FORCE (MAGTF)...
  • Date: 20 Dec 2019
  • Proponent: 04000 Logistics
  • Status: Current

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It defines roles and relationships for managing transportation, inventory, and control-related activities involving personnel, materiel, and equipment. It establishes requirements for training, audit trails, in-transit visibility, and standardized transportation transactions.

Topics covered

  • MAGTF deployment and distribution
  • Transportation and inventory resources
  • Audit trail control
  • In-transit visibility
  • Transportation transactions
  • Unit training
  • Contracted distribution support

Questions and answers

What does MCO 4470.1B standardize for MAGTF deployment and distribution?

The MDDP standardizes deployment and distribution processes to enhance management of distribution capacity, control, and visibility of personnel, supplies, and equipment from the sea, across the seaward and land areas of the battle space, and through the air in garrison. (paragraph 1)

What must commanders do with MCO 4470.1B?

Commanders will ensure this Order is understood and implemented. (paragraph 4)

How long must deployment and distribution transactions be maintained?

Maintain transactions for a minimum of 10 years (3 years active and 7 years archived) in order to provide a complete audit trail, in accordance with reference (g). (paragraph 4)

What must the transaction history audit trail include?

The transaction history audit trail shall include the information system transaction record and the source document that prompted the information system transaction, if one is produced. (paragraph 4)

What in-transit information must be available to logistics managers?

Timely, accurate in-transit information shall be available to all users and logistics managers in a standard format adequate to satisfy needs. (paragraph 4)

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