2010 Governor's Report - Oklahoma National Guard - U.S. Army

over 500 local purchase requests, 10K SARSS/IMAP
requests, which includes medical. The shop executed
over $6M in purchases.
DEFENSE MoVEMENT
The Defense Movement Branch is responsible for
unit movement planning, collection of mobilization
movement data, and military air deployment/
redeployment requirements for 120 OKARNG units.
This section manages utilization, maintenance and
administration of 168 federally leased vehicles. This
section also operates the State Movement Control
Center (SMCC) which coordinates with local and state
agencies on behalf of all Department of Defense
(DOD) agencies and manages all military ground
traffic by functioning as the approval authority for all
DOD convoys operating in the state of Oklahoma. The
SMCC has approved 235 convoy clearances and 240
oversize/overweight permits this year.
CoMMAND SUPPLY DISCIPLINE
The Command Supply Discipline (CSDP) section is
responsible for inspecting and providing logistical
guidance and expertise to all OKARNG units. The
shop consists of one full time federal employee. The
CSDP section conducted over 40 inspections and a
large amount of assistance visits.
FooD SERVICE SECTIoN
The Food Service Section is responsible for
managing the food service budget, rations (prepared
and unprepared) and all OKARNG kitchen equipment
and personnel training. The Food Service Section
managed and executed a ration budget of over
$2M while providing assistance and support to 120
OKARNG units.
SURFACE MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT oFFICE
(SMMo)
The SMMO is responsible for planning, executing
and directing the Surface Equipment Maintenance
Program. The office implements the Army system
of maintenance throughout the Oklahoma Army
National Guard to include training, managing onhand
equipment readiness. The SMMO employs a
work force of 12 federal employees generating an
annual payroll of approximately $670,000 dollars.
These employees provide technical and operational
control of the Combined Support Maintenance Shop,
Maneuver Area Training Equipment Site, Unit Training
Equipment Site, and Field Maintenance Shops
though out the State. All maintenance activities
perform field level maintenance repairs to equipment
and are ready to support unit and battalion training
programs in addition to state or federal mobilizations.
The SMMO also has the responsibility to conduct
Home Station Field Reset. Field Reset is the
completion of field level maintenance and repairs to
bring equipment to Technical Manual, (TM) safety,
services standards, and perform remediation of
delayed desert damage degradation. The Surface
Maintenance Activities supervised over 118 Full
Time National Guard Operations Support (FTNGDOS)
soldiers in support of RESET throughout fiscal year
2009. At the conclusion of FY 10, OKARNG had
obligated approx. 6 million of RESET funding for labor
and supplies. Of the approx. 6 million, 3.2 million was
obligated for supplies, parts, and services. 2.8 million
was obligated for RESET Active Duty Operational
Support (ADOS) Labor.
CoMbINED SUPPoRT MAINTENANCE SHoP (CSMS)
The CSMS activity is co-located with the
Surface Maintenance Management Office at 3745
Thunderbird Street, Norman, OK. This Field Support
Maintenance facility of approximately 89,000
square feet was constructed in 1996. The activity
employs a total of 64 federal technicians and one
state employee generating an annual payroll of
approximately 2.5 million dollars. These employees
perform highly technical maintenance tasks on all
surface equipment belonging to the Oklahoma Army
National Guard.
MANEUVER AREA TRAINING EQUIPMENT SITE
(MATES)
Located at Fort Sill, near Lawton, OK in Comanche
County, is the site for MATES #72. The activity
employs a total of 35 federal technicians and one
state employee generating an annual payroll of
approximately 1.6 million dollars This activity serves
as a storage and repair site for pre-positioned field
artillery equipment that is ready for immediate
use. The equipment positioned here is available for
units conducting Annual Training and Inactive Duty
Training. The full-time support force of 33 federal
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