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9-2 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ <strong>MCWP</strong> 3-<strong>16.1</strong><br />

adjacent, and supported units and appropriate<br />

movement control centers. The force commander’s<br />

road priority determines allocation of road space to<br />

subordinate artillery units. The S-4 provides traffic<br />

data and transportation availability to the S-3. The<br />

S-3 can publish movement graphics that show the<br />

location of units during displacement or when<br />

MSRs are congested. These graphs aid in establishing<br />

priorities based on the rate of march, time<br />

length of the column, distance to be covered, and<br />

tactical advantages expected (in cases of displacement).<br />

See figure 9-1.<br />

Supervising Management<br />

Maintenance Resources<br />

The S-4 assists the commander in the allocation and<br />

prioritization of maintenance within the unit.<br />

Additionally, the S-4 coordinates the use of outside<br />

maintenance resources.<br />

Concept of Support and<br />

Logistic Capabilities<br />

Figure 9-1. CSS Map Symbols.<br />

Tactical logistics includes the organic unit capabilities<br />

and the CSS activities necessary to support<br />

military operations. It involves the coordination of<br />

functions required to sustain and move units,<br />

personnel, equipment, and supplies.<br />

As a part of the GCE, <strong>Marine</strong> artillery also has<br />

organic logistic capability. Within the MAGTF,<br />

the CSSE provides most of the non-organic<br />

logistic support.

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