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The purpose of this publication is to establish basic guidance for the prosecution of any noncombat SAR mission by United States Marine Corps units responsible for SAR and to establish and promote standardization for Marine Corps helicopter units SAR capable responsibilities.

To establish training standards, regulations and policies regarding the training of Marines and assigned Navy personnel in ground combat, combat support, and combat service support occupational fields.

This publication provides policy, procedural guidance, and delegations of authority to approve incentive awards for HQMC civilians.

The purpose of this publication is to plan, execute, and manage an annual Marine Corps FHP for Active Component and Reserve Component deployable and non-deployable squadrons that provides combat capable units and operational support to Marine Air Ground Task Force and joint force commanders.

The purpose of this publication is to publish a local supplement to the reference.

This Department of Navy (DON) policy assigns responsibility and prescribes procedures for the referral, evaluation, treatment, and administrative management of service-members who are directed by their commands for mental health evaluation and/or assessment of risk for potentially dangerous behavior. This policy establishes the rights of service-members referred by their commands for mental health evaluations and establishes procedures for outpatient and inpatinet mental health evaluations that will provide protection to members referred by their commands for such evaluations. This policy also provides guidance to mental health care providers and commanding officers on evaluation, treatment, and administrative management of service-members who may suffer from serious mental disorders and who may be immediately or potentially dangerous.

This publication provides policy for the preparation, approval, and maintenance of Marine Corps directives.

This Manual reflects a holistic approach to training Marine Corps Career Planners with a standardized career-training plan.

The purpose of this publication is to publish policies, procedures, responsibilities, and accounting and reporting instructions in references (a) through (j) for items being issued or procured in support of Marine Corps Government-furnished and loaned equipment/materiel (GFE/GFM/loan) requirements.

This publication provides policy for manning and staffing the Marine Corps.

The purpose of this work is to publish the subject manual.

The purpose of this publication is to discuss/teach the history of. and knowledge behind surprises and surprise attacks within the military.

The primary documents that provide direction for this Secretary of the Navy (SECNAV) manual are Department of Defense (DoD) Directive 8570.1, "Information Assurance Training, Certification, and Workforce Management" (reference (a)) and DoD 8570.01 Manual, "Information Assurance Workforce Improvement Program" (reference (b)). This SECNAV manual must be used in conjunction with reference (b) as it does not repeat the detailed levels and functions in the DoD manual. References (c) through (pp) pertain to Information Assurance Workforce (IAWF) management guidance and are contained in Appendix A.

Per reference (a), this T&R Manual establishes Core Capability Mission Essential Tasks (MET) for readiness reporting and required events for standardization training of Marine personnel assigned to perform Marine Corps Occupational Field 55/Music functions.

This purpose of this publication is to transmit revised chapter 3 of the basic instruction which revises the Naval Tactical Task List.

The purpose of this publication is to provide instructions pertaining to the preservation, packing, unitization, and marking of Marine Corps material.

The purpose of this publication is to provide policy guidance concerning intermediate-level supply management.

the purpose of this publication is to provide policy for consumer-level supply activities.

Welcome to the world of the Blue Arctic! Through this book, you will be taken on a journey of discovery into one of Earth's most remote and fascinating regions.The US Navy has been increasing its presence in Arctic waters over the past few years, with an eye towards promoting peace and protecting our interests throughout the region. The Navy is engaging in interoperability exercises and drills with allies and partners across both land and sea, all with a singular purpose - to ensure safety and security for all involved.The author for this work - the US Department of the Navy - is perfectly suited to tell such a tale: they are experts in both maritime affairs and Arctic operations as well as renowned global policymakers. This gives them unique insight into how best these ocean areas can be utilized by our nation's armed forces while still protecting endangered areas from climate change.From underwater submarines to advanced satellite surveillance systems, readers will get an insider's glimpse into how today's technologies can push us ever closer to understanding what lies beneath these icy outposts. Meanwhile, we learn about current events related to international relations occurring above water - such as increased tension with Russia - that are just as vital when it comes to ensuring everyone remains safe while exploring new horizons.Discovering the strategic maneuverings around the Earth's Seventh Sea should not only create excitement but also consider the issue more broadly-what other new strategic theatres will open up in the remainder of the 21st Century? Space; the Moon; the deep sea and seabed; "climate migration zones"; AI versusAI conflicts? In each case, nations must rally resources and resolve to meet new challenges, as the US is doing in this document.Jellicoe [AI]

Naval Aviation forces are forward, engaged and ready-every day. Expeditionary forces, amphibious forces, nuclear-powered aircraft carriers, air wings, manned and unmanned platforms, rotary- and fixed-wing aircraft are on station, valued and in increasingly higher demand. No other service or community can deliver the capabilities Naval Aviation brings in support of our national interests. It is a national priority to sustain, resource and ultimately expand these capabilities to ensure that when called, Naval Aviation is at the hold short, takeoff checks complete... Ready to Go. This publication is part of the roadmap to ensuring Naval Aviation possesses the readiness, capabilities and capacity to deliver on the five essential functions outlined in the maritime strategy-All Domain Access, Deterrence, Sea Control, Power Projection and Maritime Security-are missions that depend upon Naval Aviation to guarantee their success. It is essential that our vision fully supports and aligns to this cooperative strategy.

NTTP 3-32.1, Maritime Operations Center, builds on the foundation established in NWP 3-32, Maritime Operations at the Operational Level of War, and describes the maritime operations center (MOC) philosophy and organization. It has been developed in recognition that today's fast-paced and multifaceted operational environment demands a more standardized approach across the full range of military operations. This publication should be considered a living document. It and each future revision should bring all United States Navy commands a step closer to common tactics, techniques, and procedures at the operational level. Success in the modern maritime operational environment requires working with elements of the joint force, multinational partners, and maritime commanders. The conduct of modern maritime operations requires a command and control (C2) system and processes that support planning and execution from the strategic, through operational, to tactical levels.

NTTP 3-50.1 (SEP 2013), NAVY SEARCH AND RESCUE (SAR) MANUAL, provides guidance to units assigned SAR responsibilities. It is intended to promote and maintain standardization of SAR procedures, equipment, and techniques within the U.S. naval forces. It is essential that NTTP 3-50.1 be readily available to unit personnel who may engage in SAR operations. NTTP 3-50.1 is supplemental to the International Aeronautical and Maritime Search and Rescue Manual, which provides guidance for U.S. forces, military or civil, participating in combined SAR operations.

Summary. NWP 5-01 (DEC 2013), is the foundation for Navy planning. It establishes doctrine and puts forward the fundamental principles to guide Navy planning staffs within the framework of service, joint, or multinational operations.

The purpose of this publication is to highlight the unique aspects of stability operations in the maritime domain that must be addressed by the joint force commander and his planning staff. Its intent is to educate the broader elements of the joint force and other agencies on the role that naval forces play within Government solutions to stability operations. This publication satisfies the Department of Defense policy requirement to promulgate Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard doctrine for stability operations. It expands on doctrine contained in joint and Army publications on stability operations and emphasizes maritime planning considerations. As planning guidance for maritime stability operations, this doctrine is intended for eventual incorporation in future editions of Joint Publication 3-07, Stability Operations.

The information contained in NWP 4-01.4, Underway Replenishment, is directed toward preparing both the replenishment and customer ship for a replenishment evolution. Detailed rig make-up, requisite equipment, and standardized procedures are established to serve as specific guidelines for all aspects of replenishment at sea. NWP 4-01.4 has evolved over the years as a direct result of continuing fleet requirements to standardize procedures, furnish rig make-up guidance, and provide continuity in application and use. The highest degree of professional competence in UNREP evolutions is required for their safe and efficient conduct. Each ship shall ensure wide dissemination to all personnel involved in the planning of, supervision of, and participation in UNREP evolutions.

NWP 1-05 establishes the guiding principles for the provision of religious ministry to Navy forces and provides the framework for the religious ministry tasks and activities across the range of military operations.