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1-10 FM 42-414 Figure 1-4. Set up of the QM FPC • Company HQ. The company HQ provides C 2 , training, administration, and logistical support needed to do unit operations. The company commander is assisted by the first sergeant, who supervises and coordinates the functions of the company. • Support operations section. This section supervises the supply, maintenance, and field service support operations and advises the company commander in these functional areas. It also serves as the focal point for all contracting and engineer support. • Unit maintenance section. This section provides unit maintenance on all unit equipment except COMSEC and communications-electronics equipment. • Six provider platoon HQs. The HQ supervises those activities such as billeting, supply functions, climate control, and facility spacing needs for basic MWR services. • Six food service sections. The sections prepare and serve three cooked meals daily. This includes preparing meals for a maximum module of 550 supported personnel and up to 3,300 personnel when Force Provider is fully deployed.
NOTE: The kitchen and dining facility setup must be at least 100 feet from the latrines. FM 42-414 • Six S/L sections. The S/L sections plan and coordinate internal logistics requirements in providing shower support and performing company security operations. The laundry system can wash each soldier’s turn-in of 15 pounds of laundry within a minimum of three days. • Six water distribution sections. The sections provide approximately 80,000 gallons of treated water for a maximum of three days. They can store, distribute, and dispose of water for units assigned to QMFPC. • Six facilities support sections. The sections supervise and coordinate all lighting, climate control, power generation and distribution services, and all facilities support requirements. • Six petroleum distribution sections. These sections provide QM FPC the necessary Class III supply support. They can receive, store, and issue Class III supplies as needed. Force Provider Support Request Channels. Divisional elements desiring Force Provider support will send requests through their command channels to the DISCOM Support Operation Branch, which will be responsible for work-loading the QM FPC. Priority of use within the division will be set by the ACofS, G1. Non-divisional elements, wishing to use the QM FPC, will submit requests through their command channels to the DISCOM Support Operations Branch, who will determine in consultation with the ACofS, G3 whether or not support can be provided. The following depicts its support role. Force Provider Support. If Force Provider is in DS of one or more divisions, while remaining under the C 2 of the COSCOM or TAACOM, priority of support will be given to the supported divisions. Nondivisional elements will be supported on a space available area support basis. All requests for support will be sent through appropriate command channels to the COSCOM ACofS, Support Operations, or the TAACOM ACofS, Services. Priority of support will be set by the Corps ACofS, G3. Force Provider Stability and Support Operations. Force Provider support to civil authorities in SASO (for example, disaster relief or humanitarian assistance) will be done IAW procedures given in FM 100-19. Force Provider Equipment Support Contingency. Conceptually, two Force Provider equipment sets will be placed on pre-positioned ships and four in operational projects in CONUS Army depots. Those placed on ships will be responsive to missions involving OCONUS contingencies; reception and staging operations, or convoy movements. They will have a positive effect on early TPFDL flow. Those maintained in the Army depots will be used for training and testing and will be respond to other military missions, as well as supporting U.S. civil authorities’ emergencies and disaster request needs. STABILITY AND SUPPORT OPERATIONS According to FM 100-5, the U.S. Army will evolve itself with conducting “military activities during peacetime and conflict that do not necessarily involve armed clashes between two organized forces.” The Army’s prime mission focus is on fighting war; however, its role in SASO is critical. During peacetime and war, the FSC personnel may be participating in disaster relief and nation assistance missions. This was true for the Quartermaster 16th FSC (DS) at Fort Lee, VA. This organization assisted the civilian community and U.S. Air Force personnel in operation Hurricane Andrew Relief at Homestead U.S. Air Force Base, FL in the summer of 1992. In August 1993, the 16th FSC, DS was tasked in Provide Disaster Relief to its close community neighbors of Petersburg and Colonial Heights, VA. A tornado hit these areas causing 1-11
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APPENDIX C MISSION-KILL OPERATIONAL
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Chemical FM 42-414 Chemical mission
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Uses of Mission-Kill Weapons FM 42-
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APPENDIX G CLOTHING RESIZING FM 42-
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Finished Measurements (in) Sleeve B
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