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Planning JLOTS Operations THROUGHPUT PLANNING ANALYSIS CONSIDERATIONS Reception capabilities Existing facilities (considers storage space, marshalling areas, and the number of port exits) Host-nation support Topography (soil conditions) Weather (analyze prevailing weather patterns and conditions) Hydrography (cargo transfer operations normally cease as the seas reach sea state 3) Number and types of ships to be unloaded Number of anchorages and their distances offshore and maneuvering space available Number of crane ships available Number of cargo handling and clearance units available Status of training of cargo handling and clearance units Number and types of lighters available and their transit times Number of beach transfer systems available, such as elevated causeway system and floating causeway piers Ship cargo transfer rates Length and depth of beach and natural and/or manmade obstacles in the beach area Beach egress route Communications systems in the operational area Distance and transit time to the marshalling yards Access to rail and road networks Type and quantity of cargo to be handled Cargo configurations Day and/or night evolutions Figure III-1. Throughput Planning Analysis Considerations III-3
Chapter III III-4 military equipment needed to conduct over-the-shore operations for discharge or loading of designated ships. See Appendix B, “Lighterage Characteristics.” • Deploy over-the-shore systems and equipment for sustained container, RO/ RO, breakbulk, vehicle, and bulk fuel operations. • Install and prepare over-the-shore cargo transfer systems and equipment, i.e., RO/RO discharge facilities (RRDFs), elevated causeway piers, floating causeway piers, amphibian discharge site, and beach and pier improvements. • Transition, if necessary, from an amphibious operation to a LOTS or JLOTS operation. • Manage and control movement of cargo in sustained operations over-theshore. b. General Considerations. The items in Figure III-2 should be considered (See Appendix C, “Ship Characteristics”). c. Specific Considerations. The following specific considerations must be addressed. • Communications Planning. A communications plan for the effective interface of Service-unique communication systems in support of JLOTS operations must be developed (See Appendix D, “Communications Procedures”). • Ship Discharge Plans. Discharge plans must be drafted as soon as possible after receipt of the ship’s manifests and final stow plan from Military Traffic Management Command (MTMC) and distributed to those units and individuals directly involved with throughput operations. The plans should be made available to other interested parties as required by the JLOTS commander. For further discussion on the ship discharge plan, see Chapter VI, “Ship Discharge Operations.” • Lighterage Repairs and Supply Support. Planning must provide for the repair and maintenance of lighterage during the operation (See Appendix E, “Support and Maintenance Operations”). • Safe Haven Plan. A safe haven for both strategic vessels and lighterage should be designated (See Appendix F, “Safe Haven Requirements”). • Lighterage Availability and Utilization Plans. The availability of lighterage by types, a generalized ship-to-shore movement plan, and procedures to be used in the event of inclement weather should be promulgated. • Weather Support Plan. Appendix G, “Sea State, Weather, and Surf,” contains information on weather conditions. • Retrograde Cargo Operations. Eventually, repairable material for servicing out of country must be loaded on available shipping. When the operation is over, units and supplies could be moved to a staging area for another operation, to the control of a CINC with another AOR, or to the continental United States. • Security Planning (See Appendix J, “Security of Off-load Anchorage or Beach Areas”). Joint Pub 4-01.6
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