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SUMMARY of CHANGE<br />

NGR 750-51<br />

<strong>Command</strong> <strong>Maintenance</strong> <strong>Evaluation</strong> <strong>Team</strong><br />

This administrative action revision is dated 19 October 2010.<br />

o The Joint Force Headquarters (JFHQ) Deputy Chief of Staff (DCS) G-4 will<br />

exercise staff supervision over the States COMET program.<br />

o State Surface <strong>Maintenance</strong> Manager (SMM) Facilitates review of the<br />

evaluation schedule with the G3/DCS Operations (DCSOPS) and the <strong>Evaluation</strong><br />

<strong>Team</strong> Chief to prevent conflicts with training events of units to be evaluated.<br />

o <strong>Command</strong>ers of the evaluated unit will submit the required formal response<br />

for an unsatisfactory rating within 30 days to the SMM IAW paragraph 2-2.h.<br />

o <strong>Evaluation</strong> <strong>Team</strong> Chief will maintain the COMET master evaluation schedule,<br />

and review it with G3/DCSOPS to prevent conflicts with training events of<br />

units to be evaluated. Maintain a DA Form 5480 (<strong>Maintenance</strong> Request and<br />

Assignment Register) to record all time expended by team members, including<br />

hours for responding to telephone requests, will be shown on the register.<br />

This data will be used to support requests for additional TDA spaces or to<br />

defend existing COMET team manning levels.<br />

o <strong>Evaluation</strong> cycle changed to 24 months. With a minimum of 24 and a maximum<br />

of 30 months between evaluations.<br />

o A State must evaluate a minimum of 90% and a maximum of 100% of all<br />

eligible units in a 24 month period.<br />

o Defines eligibility criteria for units.<br />

o Updates <strong>Evaluation</strong> Checklist.<br />

o State performance criteria; Green: 4 reports and greater than 90%<br />

evaluated in previous 24 months.<br />

o Amber: four reports and between 80-89% evaluated in previous 24 months.<br />

o Red: Three or less reports and less than 79% evaluated in previous 24<br />

months.<br />

o To receive an overall satisfactory rating, a unit must pass <strong>Maintenance</strong><br />

Management, AMSS Data Management, and Primary Weapons Systems Equipment. If a<br />

unit is satisfactory in all must pass areas, and <strong>Maintenance</strong> Sustainability or<br />

Material General, it is satisfactory overall.<br />

o Alerted for Mobilization: Units will not be evaluated within six months<br />

of Mobilization Station Date (MOBSAD) date.<br />

o Demobilized: Unit evaluation after demobilization will occur no earlier<br />

than six months after Release from Active duty (REFRAD) date.<br />

o Activated (new unit or UIC): <strong>Evaluation</strong> will occur no earlier than 12 or<br />

later than 24 months after activation. The States MAIT team should visit the<br />

unit prior to their first COMET evaluation.<br />

o Deactivated: Unit removed from force structure. Upon receipt of<br />

deactivation order, from either NGB or Department of Defense, unit is no<br />

longer eligible for evaluation.

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