TBS Review Exam B0000515XW

A mission represents one facet of the function and assigns tasks that clearly define what actions a given service may take and the reason that service is assigned that task.

1) Provide Fleet Marine Forces 2) Provide detachments and organizations for service on armed vessels of the Navy 3) Develop doctrines, tactics, techniques, and equipment for amphibious ops 4) Provide Marine forces for airborne ops 5) Develop doctrines, procedures, and equipment of interest to the MC for airborne ops NOT provided by the Army 6) Be prepared for the expansion of peacetime components to meet the needs of war 7) Perform such other duties as the President may direct

Admin, discipline, internal organization, unit training, efficiency and overall readiness. NOT actual combat troops.

Headquarters; OPFOR; Supporting Establishment; MC Reserve

1) MARFORs 2) MCSF: Marine who provide protection to key Naval installations 3) MSG: Marine Security Guards who provide forces to guard embassies

1) Ready Reserve 2) Retired Reserve 3) Standby Reserve

1) Selected Marine Corps Reserve 2) Individual Ready Reserve

3 infantry regiments

3 rifle companies, a headquarters and service company, and a weapons company

1) Offensive Air Support 2) Anti-air warfare 3) Assault support 4) Aerial Recon 5) Electronic Warfare 6) Control of Aircraft and missiles

Marine Air group (Rotary) and Marine Air Group (Fixed Wing)

Conduct AAW and OAS ops for forward bases, FOBs, and carriers; assault support

Provide assault transport or combat utility helicopter support, attack helicopter fire support, and/or fire support coordination during amphibious ops

Command Element; Ground Combat Element; Air Combat Element; Combat service and support Element (LCE)

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