WHAT WE DO
LOGCOM is a two-star major command organized to execute its mission with a headquarters element composed of a general staff structure, two functionally aligned support centers, and three subordinate Colonel level commands. Our subordinate commands are tasked with repairing, storing, shipping, and prepositioning Marine Corps equipment in support of the Fleet Marine Force.
OUR MISSION ESSENTIAL TASKS
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MANAGE GROUND EQUIPMENT DEPOT-LEVEL MAINTENANCE
We oversee the depot-level maintenance program for ground weapon systems, equipment, and reparable components for the Marine Corps. LOGCOM is a key participant in the enterprise process of defining the depot maintenance requirement and oversees all sources of repair. Marine Depot Maintenance Command operates the organic depot maintenance production plants in Albany, Georgia, and Barstow, California.
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MANAGE PREPOSITIONING AND WAR RESERVE MATERIAL
LOGCOM conducts logistics program management for prepositioning programs and war reserve, executing integrated logistics functions to ensure a seamless global capability both ashore and afloat. As the hub of the Marine Corps’ prepositioning programs, Marine Corps Support Facility Blount Island serves as the home of Blount Island Command and its worldwide mission supporting Fleet Marine Forces.
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PROVIDE STORAGE
LOGCOM manages the storage, readiness, and Care of Supplies in Storage (COSIS) for weapons systems and equipment at an enterprise-level. This includes the receipt, storage, inventory accountability, and preparation for shipment of military equipment and other PM-directed needs. The Marine Force Storage Command ensures that combat-ready capability sets are issued to meet the Fleet Marine Force (FMF) requirements, enabling the expeditionary force to maintain a high level of readiness at all times.
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CONDUCT MATERIAL MANAGEMENT
Conduct materiel management and inventory control for ground weapon systems, secondary repairables, and select consumable items.
Military equipment sourcing (FMF formations, Stock Rotation, and Initial Issue Provisioning).
Issue demands for requisitions, returns, disposal, and issues.
MANAGE ENTERPRISE DISTRIBUTION
Provide reliable and responsive operational-level materiel distribution management capabilities.
Marine Corps enterprise-level distribution manager: assess Service distribution performance, take necessary actions to improve.
Service-level container manager and air clearance authority.