TM 11240-15/3F MT Licensing Official Manual - Marine Corps Base ...

TM 11240-15/3F
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(1) Ambulances
(2) Telephone/Utility Maintenance Vehicles
(3) Wreckers
(4) Dumps
(5) Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) Vehicles; Cat I, Cat II, Cat III
(6) Joint Rapid Response Vehicles and Security Vehicles
e. Emergency Vehicles. Any vehicles with siren and warning lights.
f. Heavy Vehicles. Vehicles over 7.1 ton off-road capacity.
g. Medium Vehicles. Vehicles 2-1/2 ton to 7.1 ton off-road capacity.
h. Light Vehicles. Vehicles of less than 2-1/2 ton off-road capacity.
i. Articulated Vehicles. Dual-bodied, multi-wheeled vehicles capable of crosscountry
operation over all types of terrain.
j. Full Trailer. Any motor vehicle, with or without motive power, designed to be
towed by another motor vehicle and so constructed that no part of its weight except the towing
device rests upon the towing vehicle. A semi-trailer equipped with an auxiliary front axle (dolly)
shall be deemed a “full trailer”.
k. Experimental and/or Developmental Vehicles. Any tactical wheeled vehicle
being developed or evaluated for potential future use and fielding to Marine Corps Operational
Forces.
D-3. CIVILIAN APPLICANTS. Civilians who drive either full-time or part-time for the
Marine Corps are required to obtain an OF 346 through a Marine Corps licensing office.
Civilian applicants are classified as follows:
a. Federal Employees. Federal employees are those who have won their jobs
through competitive examination under the rules and regulations established by the Office of
Personnel Management.
b. Non-Federal Employees/Contractors. A non-federal civilian employee/contractor
is one who has been hired/contracted directly by the Marine Corps, rather than holding an OPM
appointment. This category includes many civilian workers hired through a contract to an
outside civilian firm, casual employees, and emergency (temporary) employees.
c. Motor Vehicle Operator. One whose main duties involve driving a vehicle.