MCRP 3-30.8 — Marine Expeditionary Force Information Group Operations

MCRP 3-30.8 governs Marine Expeditionary Force Information Group operations and information integration across warfighting functions.

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  • Publication number: MCRP 3-30.8
  • Title: MARINE EXPEDITIONARY FORCE INFORMATION GROUP OPERATIONS
  • Date: 7 Nov 2024
  • Proponent: 03000 Operations & Readiness
  • Status: Current

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It covers the MIG’s role, operations across the competition continuum, battlespace frameworks, stand-in forces, and reconnaissance. It also addresses warfighting functions, missions, hierarchy, command and control, and staff roles.

Applies to: This publication is primarily for Marine commanders and staffs, Marine Corps training and education institutions, and Department of Defense personnel.

Topics covered

  • Marine Expeditionary Force Information Group operations
  • Competition continuum
  • Battlespace frameworks
  • Stand-in forces
  • Reconnaissance and counterreconnaissance
  • Warfighting functions
  • MIG missions and hierarchy
  • Command and control

Questions and answers

What is the MIG’s role in the joint force?

MCRP 3-30.8 describes the MIG’s role as a naval force-in-readiness that supports the Marine air-ground task force and enables the joint force during a larger naval campaign.

How is the MIG prepared to respond worldwide?

The MIG is organized, trained, and equipped to respond to competition, crises, and conflicts worldwide.

What kind of option are MIG operations for the joint force?

Operations are an adaptable and cost-effective option to enable the joint force.

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