1ST COSCOM OPERATION ORDER DESERT STORM

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Subject: 1ST COSCOM OPERATION ORDER DESERT STORM                         

Unit: XVIII CORPS 

Parent Organization: ARCENT      

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Folder Title: OPERATIONS PLANNING FILES  JAN-MAY 91  1 OF 2                                                   

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           ANNEX D (SUPPLY) TO Ist COSCOM OPORDER DESERT STORM



           1.  (U) SITUATIONs See Basic Document

               a.  (U) Enemy Forces: As stated

               b.  (U) Friendly Forces: As stated

               C.  (U) Attachments and Detachments: As stated

           2. (U)  MISSION. Provide supply support to the Corps through the
           distribution of supplies from General Supply Logistic Bases and
           retail support from Supply and Services Companies.

           3. (U) EXECUTION

                a. (U) Concept of Operation. Corps support groups are
           aligned to provide DS support of nondivisional units in the
           divisional sector and backup DS support to their aligned division
           during all phases of the operation.

                   (1)  U" Phase I. This phase consists a+ the movement And
           storage of supplies forward by the Ist COSCOM at KKMC/LOGBASE
           BRAVO and the preparation a4 CSSs for deployment to LOBBASE
           CHARLIE. CSSs maintain sufficient assets to support their current
           customers in their area of support and plan procedures for the
           transition and forward support. As this phase ends EAC begins to
           accept the responsibility for customers remaining in the rear and
           CSGs begin to move forward.

                   (2)      Phase II. During Phase II all required forces
           deploy forward. CBGs reduce their current operational capabilities
           commensurate with the reduction in their supported population.
           Customer units remaining in sector are advised of the shift in
           support by the supporting CSS. As customers move into the AA they
           must maintain/establish contact with the AA supporting CSG. This
           AA support by the CSO should increase commensurate with the growth
           a+ the population in the AA. Each AA CSS establishes a Logistics
           Release Point for initial support starting an D+l. The initial GS
        push to support units is from the 507th CSO and EAC throughput to
           DSA and CSSs S&S companies. As the force stabilizes in the AA$ GS
           support comes from LOSBASE CHARLIE.

                   (3) Se Phase 111. During    Phase III significant
           logistical challenges in fuel and ammunition require detailed
           allocation of POL tankers and semi trailers for ammunition, water,
           and dry cargo. Tailored push packages a+ Class III bulk and combat
           configured loads for ammunition move forward in support of
           divisional sectors in coordination with division offense plans.
           .Initial support will derive from the 507th CBS at LOSBASE CHARLIE
           and transition to Log Bass Oscar. EAC assets provide throughput to

                 Declassified on 18 Apr 1996 per SEC Y (D H) tT SEC 3.5 (a) EO 12958
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Subject = 1ST COSCOM OPERATION ORDER DESERT STORM
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