FISCAL YEAR 2023 SCHEDULE OF MARINE CORPS MISSION ESSENTIAL TASK, MISSION ESSENTIAL TASK L

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R 311354Z Aug 22 MARADMIN 447/22 MSGID/GENADMIN/CG TECOM QUANTICO VA// SUBJ/FISCAL YEAR 2023 SCHEDULE OF MARINE CORPS MISSION ESSENTIAL TASK, MISSION ESSENTIAL TASK LIST, AND TRAINING AND READINESS MANUAL REVIEW WORKING GROUPS IN SUPPORT OF FUTURE SERVICE CAPABILITIES AND FORCE DESIGN IMPLEMENTATION// REF/A/MSGID/MCO 3500.110// REF/B/DOC/METL GOV BRD OTO 4 DEC 19// REF/C/MSGID/NAVMC 3500.106// REF/D/MSGID/MCO P3500.72// REF/E/MSGID/MCO 3500.14// REF/F/MSGID/MCO 3710.6A// REF/G/MSGID/NAVMC/3500.14E// REF/H/MSGID/NAVMC 4790.1D// NARR/REF A IS MCO 3500.110 POLICY AND GUIDANCE FOR MISSION ESSENTIAL TASK LIST (METL) DEVELOPMENT, REVIEW, APPROVAL, PUBLICATION AND MAINTENANCE. REF B IS CHARTER FOR THE MISSION ESSENTIAL TASK LIST GOVERNANCE BOARD. REF C IS NAVMC 3500.106 GROUND TRAINING AND READINESS PROGRAM MANUAL. REF D IS MCO P3500.72 MARINE CORPS GROUND TRAINING AND READINESS PROGRAM. REF E IS MCO 3500.14 MARINE CORPS AVIATION TRAINING AND READINESS PROGRAM. REF F IS MCO 3710.6A MARINE CORPS AVIATION TRAINING SYSTEM. REF G IS NAVMC 3500.14E AVIATION TRAINING AND READINESS PROGRAM MANUAL. REF H IS NAVMC 4790.1D AVIATION MAINTENANCE AND SUPPLY TRAINING AND READINESS PROGRAM MANUAL.// POC/J.C. ALDEAN/LTCOL/TECOM PSD GROUND STANDARDS BRANCH/QUANTICO VA/TEL: (703)784-3038/EMAIL: JACOB.ALDEAN@USMC.MIL// POC/L.R. KENDOLL/LTCOL/TECOM PSD AVIATION STANDARDS BRANCH/QUANTICO VA/TEL: (703)784-3709/EMAIL: LYLE.R.KENDOLL@USMC.MIL// POC/M.F. GOLDMAN/CIV/CDI CDD/QUANTICO VA/TEL: (703)784-4719/DSN: 278-4719/EMAIL: MARYROI.GOLDMAN@USMC.MIL// POC/K. REIMER/CIV/MARFORCOM/NORFOLK VA/TEL: (757)836-1606/DSN: 836-1606/EMAIL: KEITH.REIMER@USMC.MIL// GENTEXT/REMARKS/1. This is a Commanding General (CG), Training and Education Command (TECOM) and Deputy Commandant (DC), Combat Development And Integration (CD&I), coordinated message. This message announces the fiscal year (FY) 2023 mission essential task/ mission essential task List (MET/METL), training and readiness (T&R) manual battle rhythm in support of future service capabilities and force design implementation. 2. Aviation and ground communities will focus on the development and validation of METs and subsequent T&R events for service prioritized communities in support of future capability development and force design implementation. 3. DC CD&I approves Marine Corps Task (MCT) defined capabilities for use as METs, METL standards, and unit core/assigned METL revisions in accordance with references (a) and (b). 4. CG TECOM approves all aviation and ground T&R standards. Policy and Standards Division, serves as TECOM's lead agency for the coordination and facilitation of all Task Management Tool (TMT) working groups and T&R manual reviews in accordance with references (c) through (h). 5. The FY2023 MET/METL and T&R review schedule focuses and prioritizes organizations that will be directly associated to future capability development and force design implementation. Parallel efforts will revise service doctrine in conjunction with community reviews to inform future capability development and support on-going force design experimentation efforts. Communities requiring a review not listed within this message are encouraged to contact their respective sponsor or Training and Education Integrator to determine feasibility, scope, and forum for a review. 6. In addition to community reviews, functional METL reviews will develop METs and standards for overlapping functions affecting multiple communities and requiring significant external representation. 6.a. A Naval Fires and Maneuver METL review will examine tasks relating to amphibious operations, prepositioning operations, landing support, naval targeting, naval fires, and expeditionary advanced base operations. This effort will include representation from the US Navy, Marine Expeditionary Forces (MEFs) (Marine Expeditionary Brigade, Marine Expeditionary Unit, Landing Support Battalion (LSB), Division), Marine Air Ground Task Force Training Command, Expeditionary Warfare Training Groups, Marine Corps Tactics and Operations Group, and Marine Air Ground Task Force Staff Training Program. 6.b. An Interagency Operations METL review will examine tasks relating to humanitarian assistance, non-combatant evacuation operations, and embassy reinforcement. This effort will include representation from the State Department as well as Marine Corps Security Force Regiment, Marine Corps Embassy Security Group, and MEFs. 7. Process Alignment. 7.a. The FY23 battle rhythm will remain focused on developing future service capability in support of Force Design 2030. Previous efforts prioritized the Marine Littoral Regiment (MLR) and its subordinate battalions, resulting in the development of new MCTs and proposed unit METL. These draft METs will serve as a key component to on-going experimentation efforts led by the Marine Corps Warfighting Laboratory (MCWL) and T&R development efforts led by TECOM. 7.b. The goals for FY23 are revised METs for communities and their subordinates and revised training continuums listed in para 8. In addition, MET/METL reviews will provide information, as received from CD&I, Plans, Policies, and Operations (PP&O), MCWL and the Fleet Marine Force (FMF) on evolving force design initiatives potentially impacting community METs, and T&R Manual training alignment, thereby providing communities the opportunity to be informed and to aid in shaping their capabilities in the future. 7.c. Training and education integrators and task analysts will conduct in-person and virtual community engagements prior to executing a T&R review. Deliberate community interaction is critical to the on-going analysis, MET/METL development, and preparation for T&R reviews. 7.d. MET/METL and T&R manual reviews will be conducted via virtual means when feasible. Physical in-person meetings may be required based on the community, classification, and organization being reviewed. Dates/times/locations for reviews and solicitation for subject matter expert participation for all events will be published via separate correspondence. 7.e. MET/METL and T&R manual reviews will be supported by assigned charter members for ground communities and per reference (g) for the aviation communities. Members will assist CD&I/CDD Marine Corps Integration Division MCTL Branch, PP&O METL Branch, and respective TECOM Training and Education Integrator, on planning, synchronizing and identifying required and evolving MET-associated mission requirements. Headquarters, Marine Corps stakeholders are responsible for coordinating with CD&I, PP&O and TECOM subject matter experts to assign FMF community Lead Action Officers (AOs). AOs will be responsible for conducting pre-work for the community prior to a MET/METL or T&R manual review. Coordination will include solidifying dates to conduct reviews, de-conflict scheduling, determining location for reviews via physical attendance or virtual application, preparing timely message notification of upcoming reviews to required participants, and addressing MET and training refinement actions. 8. The following METL and T&R reviews have been scheduled for FY23: 8.a. Ground Combat Element Artillery METL Review (FD-30) NCR 11-14 Oct Infantry METL Review (FD-30) NCR 15-18 Nov Infantry T&R Review (CTEs) Quantico 5-9 Dec Artillery T&R Review Ft. Sill 23-27 Jan AAV/ACV T&R Review Tampa, FL 13-17 Feb MLR METL Review Quantico 18-20 Apr Infantry T&R Review (ITEs) Quantico 12-16 Jun MLR T&R Development Quantico 26-29 Jun MCSFR METL Review Virtual 11-14 Jul 8.b. Logistics Combat Element Logistics T&R Review Virtual 15-18 Nov Transpo/LSB METL Review (FD-30) Virtual 7-9 Feb Motor-T T&R Review Virtual 14-17 Feb Supply/Maintenance METL Review Virtual 13-15 Jun Supply/Maintenance T&R Review Virtual 20-23 Jun 8.c. Command Element: Military Police T&R Review Virtual 6-10 Feb Comms METL Review (FD-30) Quantico 7-9 Mar MAGTF METL Review (Naval) Norfolk 14-23 Mar MCIOC METL Review Virtual 9-12 May MAGTF METL Review (Inter-agency) Quantico 21-25 May Communication T&R Review Virtual 5-9 Jun Information Maneuver T&R Review Virtual 17-21 Jul MAGTF METL Review (Integration) Quantico 14-17 Aug MAGTF T&R Review Virtual 18-21 Sep 8.d. Supporting Establishment: Music (Change 1 update) Virtual 15-17 Nov Training MOSs Analysis Virtual 6-8 Dec Training MOSs T&R Review Virtual 10-12 Jan (Chapters-DI/SC/MCI) Training MOSs T&R Review Virtual 17-19 Jan (Chapters-Swim/MCMAP/FFI) Training MOSs T&R Review Virtual 21-23 Feb (Chapters-Weapon Instructors) Training MOSs T&R Review Virtual 7-9 Mar (Chapters-Formal School Instructors) Marine Corps Skills Phase 2 (Entry-level training)-TBD based off of ELT OPT efforts. 8.d. Aviation Ground T&R Working Group Schedule: MACCS Common 1000 Miramar 8-15 Jan MATC Miramar 8-15 Jan MLR/LAAB Miramar 5-11 Feb 8.e. Manned Aircraft: F-35 Miramar 28 Nov-2 Dec FA-18 Beaufort 16-20 Jan AV-8B Cherry Point 6-9 Feb 8.f. Unmanned Aircraft: MQ-9A Yuma 14-18 Nov 8.g. Aviation Maintenance: 6048 F/E Miramar 17-21 Oct 6541/6591 Ordnance Miramar 23-27 Jan FA-18 Maintenance/Ordnance/F/E Beaufort 6-10 Feb 6073 GSE New River 13-17 Feb AV-8 Maintenance/Ordnance/F/E Cherry Point 3-7 Apr 6046 MDS Cherry Point 5-9 Jun F-35 Maintenance/Ordnance/F/E Yuma 7-11 Jun KC-130 Maintenance/Ordnance/F/E Little Rock 10-14 Jul ALMAT Miramar 17-21 Jul 6019 Maintenance Chief Miramar 7-11 Aug MALS METL Review Virtual 14-17 Feb 8.h. Aviation Training Section TMT Schedule: OSA Virtual 4-6 Oct ATC Virtual 5-7 Oct AOS Virtual 12-14 Oct VH Quantico 12-14 Oct ORDNANCE Virtual 18-20 Oct F-35 Virtual 18-20 Oct AVIONICS Miramar 24-27 Oct F-18 Virtual 25-27 Oct KC-130 Miramar 31 Oct – 4 Nov EFR/EAFES Virtual 2-4 Nov MV-22 New River 14-18 Nov CH-53 New River 14-18 Nov AV-8 Virtual 15-17 Nov ADVTE Orlando 28 Nov – 2 Dec MACCS-MX Virtual 6-8 Dec MAINTENANCE Miramar 17-21 Jan LAAD Miramar 23-27 Jan DASC Miramar 23-27 Jan TACC Miramar 30 Jan – 3 Feb TAOC Miramar 30 Jan – 3 Feb H-1 Pendleton 6-10 Feb 1STMAW Japan 23 Feb-9 Mar ATS Orlando 27-31 Mar 9. This Marine administration message is applicable to the Marine Corps Total Force. 10. Release authorized by Lieutenant General Kevin M. Iiams, Commanding General, Training and Education Command.//