Logistics
As the Logistics Section of Headquarters Battalion, the primary functions that we perform to better serve the Marines include, but is not limited to: Managing Kelly Hall, the bachelor enlisted quarters; Operating a battalion armory, ensuring the functionality and care of battalion weapons used during annual marksmanship qualification, and providing storage of personal weapons; provide logistical support to company and battalion training events; to include quarterly PME trips; quarterly live-fire familiarization ranges of various weapon systems; Lance Corporals Seminar and Corporals Course; the annual Beast Slayer squad competition, family day, field meet, and Beast Bash.
Supply
As the Supply Section of Headquarters Battalion, the primary functions that we perform to better serve the Marines include, but is not limited to: Managing and coordinating the care of personal effects for assigned personnel; serving as the battalion node for the processing of “lost gear statements” or financial liability investigation of property loss forms, providing miscellaneous uniform issues for applicable enlisted Marines and Sailors, to include pregnant personnel and those going on B billets; providing supply support to company and battalion training events; to include quarterly PME trips; quarterly live-fire familiarization ranges of various weapon systems; Lance Corporals Seminar and Corporals Course; the annual Beast Slayer squad competition, family day, field meet, and Beast Bash.
Check In / Check Out
Check In: All Marines checking into the battalion rate Individual Issue Facility (IIF) managed "CIF gear" equipment. The IIF is located at building 3169 across from the post office in the MCU area.
Check Out: All Marines checking out of the battalion must complete checkout with the IIF and the HQBn Armory, located in the basement of bldg 2006, prior to checking out with supply. Missing gear statements (FLIPLs) must be completed prior to checkout with the IIF.
***Service members who have not drawn equipment from the IIF are not required to checkout with the IIF. These individuals must present a blank IIF receipt to Supply upon checkout. IIF receipts can be pulled from https://member.dape.dla.mil/ utilizing the EDIPI and last name of the service member.
Personal Effects Support
Headquarters Battalion Supply provides personal effects support, storage and disposition for all supported organizations within the HQBn TECOM construct. Personnel who cannot care for their equipment and personal items are afforded the opportunity to store their effects by the HQBn Supply Section.
Our Policy
BnO 4400.13 Headquarters Battalion Personal Effects Policy.pdf
A personal effects inventory or waiver is required within 48 hours in the following situation:
-TAD or leave for a period of over 30 days:
Template Personal Effects Inventory Waiver (authorized absence greater than 30 days)
-Hospitalizations or inpatient treatment expected to last 30 days or less:
Template Personal Effects Inventory Waiver (hospitalizations less than 30 days)
**Update the template forms with the required information (your name, rank, EDIPI, the hospital/treatment center, and the Medical Officer's name as required) then initial/check the boxes corresponding to your situation as shown in the below examples. Once complete, email it to us or call.
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A personal effects inventory is required within 48 hours in the event of the following situations:
-Other than honorable (OTH) discharge for enlisted Marines and Sailors, prior to EAS: Enlisted Marines receiving an OTH discharge will return uniforms to the government.
-Incarcerations
-Unauthorized absences
-Death
If an inventory is required call us at 703-784-2664 or come to Room 237, Building 2006.
Miscellaneous Uniform Issues
FLIPLs Related to Individually Issued Equipment (CIF Gear)
The Financial Liability Investigation of Property Loss (FLIPL) has replaced the "Missing Gear Statement," and allows for the removal of equipment from property records and the reimbursement of lost or destroyed equipment from individual service members to the US treasury.
A FLIPL is required in the following circumstances:
1. Individual Issue Facility equipment is destroyed or lost.
2. Items issued via a Consolidated Memorandum Receipt (CMR) or Equipment Custody Record (ECR) are destroyed or lost.
A FLIPL Consists of the below documents:
1. DD 200: A DD 200 is the document that is used to remove destroyed or lost items from your account or CMR. This form captures all information related to the destroyed or lost items. It also provides the opportunity to explain the circumstances surrounding the loss or destruction, and the steps that will be taken to prevent recurrence.
Template: DD200 (FLIPL) Template
2. NAVMC 6: A NAVMC 6 is the pay checkage form. Once checkage is assessed by the disbursing office, the dollar amount of loss will be docked from the next paycheck of the individual.
Form: NAVMC 6 (FLIPL) Template
***A NAVMC 6 is optional if the member does not wish to voluntarily reimburse; however, it is expected that all destroyed or lost items will be repaid by the individual responsible. The CO will seek to hold individuals who do not offer to reimburse liable for destroyed or lost items. Not submitting a NAVMC 6 will greatly increase the amount of time required to adjudicate the FLIPL.
Instructions: How to fill out a DD 200 and NAVMC 6
Once your DD 200 and NAVMC 6 are complete, email them to us or bring it to us.