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JLOTS14 LOGO JLOTS14 LOGO JLOTS 2014 Commander’s Update Brief (CUB) 22 March 2014 JLOTS14 LOGO JLOTS14 LOGO.

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1 JLOTS14 LOGO JLOTS14 LOGO JLOTS 2014 Commander’s Update Brief (CUB) 22 March 2014 JLOTS14 LOGO JLOTS14 LOGO

2 JLOTS14 LOGO JLOTS14 LOGO Agenda CCIRs Schedule of Events Battle Rhythm & Deliverables J2 – Intel –Weather J3 – Current Operations –Maritime J1 – Administration / JPERSTAT J4 – Material/Logistics J6 – Communications/Signal J7 – ATFP Medical TF-11 NSE MSC Safety Commanders Guidance

3 JLOTS14 LOGO JLOTS14 LOGO CCIRs PIRs 1.Sea State that negatively impacts mission 2.Weather that impacts operations 3.Civilian protest, holiday route congestion, or other civil activity impeding operations FIR 1.Death of JLOTS Soldier, Sailor, Marine * 2.Any injury requiring MEDEVAC to local hospital * 3.Any stoppage of mission execution for <1hr 4.Any action that will reflect negatively in the media on JLOTS* 5.Serious Incident Report * 6.Any Class D or higher accident * 7.Signs of civil unrest that would compromise port operations (i.e. citizens desperate for food/water) 8.Damage to property 9.Critical Assets NMC for more than 4 hours 10.Loss of communication for more than 1 hour at any location 11.Operational timeline delayed 12.Space capacity exceeded on Pier 13.Buses/airline change to arrival/departure time or location that will impact life support or mission accomplishment 14.Any accident that causes delay of movement to home statio n * CDR wake up criteria, immediate notification to 7 th TB (X) All other CCIR: 4 hour notification requirement to 7 th TB (X) TOC CLASS D Accident: An Army accident in which the resulting in total cost of property damage is $2,000 or more, but less than $50,000; a nonfatal injury or illness resulting in restricted work, transfer to another job, medical treatment greater than first aid, needle stick injuries and cuts from sharps that are contaminated from another person’s blood or other potentially infectious material, medical removal under medical surveillance requirements of an OSHA standard, occupational hearing loss, or a work–related tuberculosis case Legend Mission Executable Mission Degraded Mission Interrupted

4 JLOTS14 LOGO JLOTS14 LOGO JLOTS-14 Battle Rhythm TimeLocationActivityAttendees 0000JLOTS-14 JOCWatch TurnoverWatchstanders 0600JLOTS-14 JOCWatch TurnoverWatchstanders 0630JTF-AK (Reeves)JTF-AK CUB 0630JLOTS-14 JOCStaff SynchronizationJ-Codes, LNOs 1000JFLCC JOCTransportation Mobility WGJ3 Mobility, J4 1100JFLCC JOCMaintenance WGJ3 Watercraft, J4 1200JLOTS-14 JOCWatch TurnoverWatchstanders 1300 – Monday JTF-AK HQLogistics Sync MeetingJ4 1330JTF-AK (Reeves)JTF-AK CUB 1400JTF-AK (Reeves) JTF-AK Commanders Guidance Meting

5 JLOTS14 LOGO JLOTS14 LOGO JLOTS-14 Battle Rhythm TimeLocationActivityAttendees 1500JLOTS-14 JOCCUBAll 1600JLOTS-14 JOCOperations Sync MeetingJ3, J3 Watercraft, J7, TF-11, NSE, IPDS 1700JFLCC JOCJFLCC CUBBDE CDR/Deputy, J3 1730TF11 HQ/PoAJ6 Sync MeetingJ6, TF11, A51, HCCC 1800JFLCC JOCCommander’s Fireside ChatBDE CDR/Deputy 1800JLOTS-14 JOCWatch TurnoverWatchstanders 1900JLFCC JOCSPO Sync MeetingJ4

6 JLOTS14 LOGO JLOTS14 LOGO JLOTS-14 Deliverables TimeItemDue toDue From 0500PERSTATJ1TF11, NSE, USCG 0500LOGSTATJ4TF-11, USCG, 51SIG 0600PERSTATJFLCC J1J1 0600LOGSTATJFLCC J4J4 1130SITREP InputsBWCJ-Codes 1200Medical DNBI ReportSFC AlamMedics 1230SITREPJ3BWC 1300JFLCC SITREPJLFCC J3J3 1330CUB SlidesBWC J-Codes, TF11, NSE, USCG, MSC, Safety 1430CUB BriefJ3BWC 1500CUB InputsJFLCC J3J3 1700PERSTATJ1TF11, NSE, USCG 0500LOGSTATJ4TF-11, USCG, 51SIG 1800PERSTATJFLCC J1J1 1800LOGSTATJFLCC J4J4

7 JLOTS14 LOGO JLOTS14 LOGO Schedule of Events

8 JLOTS14 LOGO JLOTS14 LOGO J2

9 JLOTS14 LOGO JLOTS14 LOGO J2 – Weather

10 JLOTS14 LOGO JLOTS14 LOGO J3

11 JLOTS14 LOGO JLOTS14 LOGO J3 - Maritime

12 JLOTS14 LOGO JLOTS14 LOGO J3 - Port

13 JLOTS14 LOGO JLOTS14 LOGO J1 – JPERSTAT

14 JLOTS14 LOGO JLOTS14 LOGO J4

15 JLOTS14 LOGO JLOTS14 LOGO Medical

16 JLOTS14 LOGO JLOTS14 LOGO J6

17 JLOTS14 LOGO JLOTS14 LOGO J7 – ATFP

18 JLOTS14 LOGO JLOTS14 LOGO TF-11

19 JLOTS14 LOGO JLOTS14 LOGO TF-11

20 JLOTS14 LOGO JLOTS14 LOGO NSE NCHB1 will be embarked MENDONCA this afternoon ACB1 (Materials Handling element with 368 th SOC) will do pre-start checks and stage equip this afternoon OCO/SDO will coordinate TEU offload sequence with TF 11.

21 JLOTS14 LOGO JLOTS14 LOGO MSC

22 JLOTS14 LOGO JLOTS14 LOGO Safety

23 JLOTS14 LOGO JLOTS14 LOGO Alibis

24 JLOTS14 LOGO JLOTS14 LOGO Commander’s Guidance

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