Overview - QM0424A0004
Part A: FP Overview
QM FP Company Employment
Capabilities, Limitations, and Dependencies
Table 1-1. Transportation Assets Needed
Environmental and Safety Considerations
Environmental and Safety Considerations cont'd
Spill Response
Spill Response cont'd
Part B: FP Module
Table 1-2. TEMPERs in a Typical FP Module
Figure 1-1. Containerized Batch Laundry Subsystem (Washes)
Figure 1-3. Containerized Latrine Subsystem
Figure 1-4. Shower Subsystem
Figure 1-5. Bulk Fuel Storage and Distribution Subsystem
Figure 1-6. Electric Food Service Subsystem
Figure 1-7. Power Generation Cluster
Part C: Deploying FP
Site Selection - QM0424A0022
Selection Considerations
Logistical Support
Potable Water
Wastewater
Road Reconnaissance.
Baseline Environmental Survey
Figure 1-8. Recommended Site Layout for an FP Module
Table 1-4. Minimum Spacing Between Subsystems
Table 1-5. Existing Conditions
Figure 1-9. Elevation Relationships of Subsystems
Main Body Movement
FP Module Setup
Redeployment.
Redeployment. cont'd
Part D: FP Operations
Table 1-7. FP Company Personnel and Duties
Support Operations Section.
Unit Maintenance Section
Table 1-11. Level of Enemy Threat Activity
Table 1-12. FP Headquarters Personnel and Duties
Table 1-13. FP Facilities Support Section & Duties
Table 1-15. Food Service Section Personnel
Table 1-16. Water Distribution Section Personnel (Continued)
Table 1-17. Petroleum Distribution Section (Continued)
MAST System
Lesson Practice Exercise
Answer Key and Feedback - QM0424A0049
Introduction to Force Provider and the Quartermaster Force Provider Company
Part A: FP Overview
QM FP Company Employment
Capabilities, Limitations, and Dependencies
Table 1-1. Transportation Assets Needed
Environmental and Safety Considerations
Environmental and Safety Considerations cont'd
Spill Response
Spill Response cont'd
Part B: FP Module
Table 1-2. TEMPERs in a Typical FP Module
Figure 1-1. Containerized Batch Laundry Subsystem (Washes)
Figure 1-3. Containerized Latrine Subsystem
Figure 1-4. Shower Subsystem
Figure 1-5. Bulk Fuel Storage and Distribution Subsystem
Figure 1-6. Electric Food Service Subsystem
Figure 1-7. Power Generation Cluster
Part C: Deploying FP
Site Selection - QM0424A0022
Selection Considerations
Logistical Support
Potable Water
Wastewater
Road Reconnaissance.
Baseline Environmental Survey
Figure 1-8. Recommended Site Layout for an FP Module
Table 1-4. Minimum Spacing Between Subsystems
Table 1-5. Existing Conditions
Figure 1-9. Elevation Relationships of Subsystems
Main Body Movement
FP Module Setup
Redeployment.
Redeployment. cont'd
Part D: FP Operations
Table 1-7. FP Company Personnel and Duties
Support Operations Section.
Unit Maintenance Section
Table 1-11. Level of Enemy Threat Activity
Table 1-12. FP Headquarters Personnel and Duties
Table 1-13. FP Facilities Support Section & Duties
Table 1-15. Food Service Section Personnel
Table 1-16. Water Distribution Section Personnel (Continued)
Table 1-17. Petroleum Distribution Section (Continued)
MAST System
Lesson Practice Exercise
Answer Key and Feedback - QM0424A0049
Introduction to Force Provider and the Quartermaster Force Provider Company
