NAVMC 4000.8 — U.s. Marine Corps Forces (marfor) Logistics For Deployed Forces Handbook,...

NAVMC 4000.8 governs operational-level logistics support planning and coordination for Marine Corps forces deploying to geographic combatant command areas.

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  • Publication number: NAVMC 4000.8
  • Title: U.S. MARINE CORPS FORCES (MARFOR) LOGISTICS FOR DEPLOYED FORCES HANDBOOK,...
  • Date: 7 Mar 2022
  • Proponent: 04000 Logistics
  • Status: New

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It covers the logistics structures, capabilities, responsibilities, and coordination links of geographic MARFORs, theater special operations commands, and other support agencies. It outlines requirements for planning, preparing, conducting, and executing logistics support in each geographic combatant command area of responsibility.

Applies to: This publication applies to all deployed Marine forces from both the active and reserve components.

Topics covered

  • Operational-level logistics planning
  • Geographic MARFOR capabilities
  • Theater logistics guidance
  • Inter-theater lift procedures
  • Intra-theater lift procedures
  • Opportune airlift
  • Special Airlift Assignment Missions
  • Consumable items supply support

Questions and answers

What must a MARFOR do to arrange a capability beyond its maintenance capability?

In order to arrange a capability, the MARFOR must register requirements with MARCORLOGCOM and provide funding. (paragraph 11-1)

How often are SMRR conferences typically held?

SMRR conferences are typically held once per week to maximize the deployed unit’s Class IX (repair parts) readiness by prioritizing and expediting requisitions in collaboration with DOD wholesale suppliers and the U.S. Navy PMO. (paragraph 6)

How far in advance must routine SAAMs be submitted?

Routine SAAM’s will be submitted 45 days prior to movement date to ensure the request is submitted to USTRANSCOM no later than 30 days prior to the movement date, resulting in a 10 percent rebate. (paragraph 1)

Who schedules DOD CONUS operational support airlift requirements?

JOSAC is the single manager for scheduling all DOD CONUS operational support airlift (OSA) requirements. (paragraph 1)

How are NALO airlift requests submitted?

NALO Airlift Requests shall be submitted via JALIS (requires login) or by emailing a filled out DD Form 2768 to NWOR_NALO_OPS@navy.mil. (paragraph 1)

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