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1 DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT A: Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited. DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY HEADQUARTERS UNITED states MARINE corps 3000 MARINE corps PENTAGON WASHINGTON, DC 20350-3000 MCO LPC-2 29 JAN 2014 MARINE corps ORDER From: Commandant of the Marine corps To: Distribution List Subj: CONSUMER-LEVEL SUPPLY POLICY Ref: (a) JP 1-02 (b) DoDI (c) DoDI (d) DLM W/CH 2 (e) DoD (f) DoD (g) DoD (h) DoD , Vol 3 (i) DoDI (j) DoD (k) DoD (l) DoDM , Vol 1 (m) DLM CH 2 (n) DoDM (o) CJCSI (p) SECNAVINST (q) SECNAVINST (r) SECNAVINST (s) SECNAVINST (t) SECNAV (u) SECNAV (v) OPNAVINST (w) OPNAVINST (x) OPNAVINST (y) OPNAVINST (z) NAVSEA OP 5 (aa) NAVSEA SW020-AC- SAF-010 (ab) NAVSEA SW020-AG- SAF-010 (NOTAL) (ac) NAVSEA SWO23-AG- WHM-010 (ad)

2 NAVSEA SWO20-AF- HBK-010 (ae) NAVSUPINST (af) NAVSUPINST P-529 (ag) JAGINST (ah) BUMEDINST (ai) BUMEDINST (aj) DON EBUSOPSOFFINST (ak) NAVMC (al) NAVMC (am) Marine corps Manual W/CH 1-3 (an) MCO W/CH 1-5 (ao) MCO (ap) MCO MCO 29 JAN 2014 2 (aq) MCO W/C H 1 (ar) MCO (as) MCBul 3000_25 March 2013 (at) MCO (au) MCO (av) MCO (aw) MCO (ax) MCO (ay) MCO (az) MCO (ba ) MCO (bb ) MCO W/CH 2 (bc ) MCO W/CH 1-2 (bd ) MCO W/CH 2 (be ) MCO (bf ) MCO W/CH 1 (bg ) MCO (bh ) MCO (bi ) MCO (bj ) MCO W/CH 1-2 (bk ) MCO (bl ) MCO (bm ) MCO (bn ) MCO W/CH 1 (bo ) MCO (bp ) MCO (bq ) MCO (br ) MCO (bs ) MCO (bt ) MCO (bu ) MCO (bv ) MCO (bw ) MCO (bx) MCO (by) MCO (bz) MCO (ca ) MCO (cb ) MCO (cc ) MCO (cd )

3 MCO (ce ) MCO (cf ) MCO (cg ) MCO (ch ) MCO (ci ) MCO (cj ) MCO (ck) MCO (cl) UM 4400-71 (cm) UM 4400-124 W/CH 1-4 Encl: (1) Consumer-Level Supply Policy 1. Situation. This release constitutes a major revision of the previous Order which mandates that readers thoroughly familiarize themselves with the policy contained herein. Major changes incorporated into this revision include: MCO 29 JAN 2014 3 a.

4 Restructuring and consolidation of chapters. b. Updated references. c. Updates to policy contained in previous version. d. New/expanded information on: (1) Legal foundation. (2) Consumer Level Supply Activity roles and responsibilities. (3) Delegation of Authority and Succession to Command. (4) Allowance Item Information. (5) Allowance Item Management. (6) Command Adjustment Management. (7) Remain Behind Equipment. (8) Balance Record Transactions. (9) Serialized Item Management.

5 (10) Demand Supported Items. (11) General Equipment (Garrison Property). (12) Local Purchases of Allowance Items. (13) Financial Management. (14) Requisitioning. (15) Materiel and Services Support. (16) DEPARTMENT of Defense Activity Address Code (DoDAAC) Management. (17) Supply Discrepancy Reports. (18) Ammunition & Explosives (A&E) Accounting. (19) Investigations. (20) Temporary Loans. 2. Cancellations. MCO w/Erratum Ch 1-2. 3. Mission. To publish policy and procedures for Consumer-Level Supply per references (a) through (cm).

6 4. Execution MCO 29 JAN 2014 4 a. Commander s Intent and Concept of Operations (1) Commander s Intent. The purpose of this revised Consumer-Level Supply Policy Manual is to provide updated guidance and policy that will lead to improved and standardized execution of consumer-level supply operations throughout the enterprise in both garrison and deployed environments. This updated policy will also ensure that Marine corps processes and procedures are in compliance with DEPARTMENT of Defense (DoD) regulations for supply and financial management.

7 (2) Concept of Operations (a) This Order directs the execution of Consumer-Level Supply operations at the Using Unit level, and is intended to govern supply operations at this level of inventory within the Marine corps Ground Supply Chain. (b) Adherence to the provisions established in this Order shall ensure accurate accountability of government property and promote more effective logistics support to the warfighter. b. Subordinate Element Missions. Consumer-level supply operations exist in every element of the Marine Air-Ground Task Force (MAGTF), both in garrison and during deployed operations.

8 It is therefore critical that a comprehensive understanding of, and adherence to, the provisions of this Order be accomplished by all personnel involved in Marine corps ground logistics support operations. In order to safeguard the effective implementation of this Order, execution of the following responsibilities is paramount: (1) Deputy Commandant, Installations and Logistics (DC, I&L) (a) Act as the Marine corps Enterprise Ground Equipment Manager, responsible for ensuring the roles and responsibilities identified in this Order are adhered to by the appropriate stakeholders in order to achieve and maintain strict equipment accountability and visibility.

9 (b) As the functional advocate for logistics information systems, ensure systems are available and effective to enable consumer-level supply operations. Ensure DEPARTMENT of Defense Activity Address Directory (DoDAAD) data is correctly feeding enterprise and other service providers logistics information systems. (c) Coordinate with Commanding General, Training and Education Command (CG, TECOM) to ensure that effective training programs are implemented on the contents of this Order. (d) Ensure that Field Supply and Maintenance Analysis Office (FSMAO) Teams inspect Marine corps organizations for compliance with this Order and provide assistance to the Marine Forces (MARFORs) and Marine Expeditionary Forces (MEFs) as necessary.

10 (2) Deputy Commandant, Plans, Policies, & Operations (DC, PP&O). Be prepared to provide guidance on the operational impacts in the implementation of this Order to ensure its relevance to current and future operations. MCO 29 JAN 2014 5 (3) Deputy Commandant, Combat Development and Integration (DC, CD&I) (a) Coordinate efforts with DC, I&L to ensure this Order is both implemented and in consonance with current doctrine.