TM 11240-15/3F MT Licensing Official Manual - Marine Corps Base ...

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

TM 11240-15/3F 

Section/Paragraph Page 

CHAPTER 1. GENERAL INFORMATION........................................................................... 1-1 

1-1 Purpose ............................................................................................................. 1-1 

1-2 Scope ............................................................................................................... 1-1 

1-3 Responsibilities................................................................................................. 1-1 

1-4 Applicability ..................................................................................................... 1-1 

1-5 Applicable Documents ..................................................................................... 1-2 

1-6 Administrative Files and Records..................................................................... 1-4 

CHAPTER 2. LICENSE PREREQUISITES........................................................................... 2-1 

2-1 Types of Licenses ............................................................................................. 2-1 

2-2 Test Vehicles .................................................................................................... 2-2 

2-3 Limitations........................................................................................................ 2-2 

2-4 Officer Licensing.............................................................................................. 2-2 

2-5 Prerequisites...................................................................................................... 2-2 

CHAPTER 3. APPLICATION, AND INITIAL SCREENING, AND TRAINING 

REQUIREMENTS……………................................................................................................... 3-1 

3-1 General.............................................................................................................. 3-1 

3-2 Vision and Hearing Screening Standards ......................................................... 3-1 

3-3 Issuance of a New License ............................................................................... 3-2 

3-4 Upgrading a Valid/Existing License................................................................. 3-4 

3-5 License Renewals ............................................................................................. 3-5 

3-6 Issuance of Duplicate License .......................................................................... 3-6 

3-7 Hazardous Material License ............................................................................. 3-6 

3-8 Ammunition and Explosive License................................................................. 3-7 

CHAPTER 4. TESTING.......................................................................................................... 4-1 

4-1 General.............................................................................................................. 4-1 

4-2 Written Test ...................................................................................................... 4-2 

4-3 Procedures for Written Test Administration .................................................... 4-2 

4-4 Procedures for Skills Testing............................................................................ 4-2 

4-5 Road Testing..................................................................................................... 4-6 

4-6 Recording Action.............................................................................................. 4-8 

CHAPTER 5. CIVILIAN APPLICANTS ............................................................................... 5-1 

5-1 General.............................................................................................................. 5-1 

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TABLE OF CONTENTS (CONTINUED) 

5-2 General Requirements (New Permits).............................................................. 5-1 

5-3 Physical Requirements for Civilians ................................................................ 5-2 

5-4 Issuance Procedures (Federal Employees Only) .............................................. 5-3 

5-5 Issuance Procedures (Non-Federal Employees and Contractors)..................... 5-3 

5-6 Record Keeping ................................................................................................ 5-3 

CHAPTER 6. PROCEDURES FOR ISSUING LICENSES................................................... 6-1 

6-1 General.............................................................................................................. 6-1 

6-2 Completing the Documentation........................................................................ 6-1 

6-3 Lamination........................................................................................................ 6-3 

6-4 Notification Action........................................................................................... 6-3 

6-5 Records ............................................................................................................. 6-3 

CHAPTER 7. LICENSE REVOCATION, SUSPENSION, REINSTATEMENT 

PROCEDURES ................................................................................................ 7-1 

7-1 General.............................................................................................................. 7-1 

7-2 Revocation........................................................................................................ 7-1 

7-3 Suspension........................................................................................................ 7-1 

7-4 Reinstatement ................................................................................................... 7-1 

7-5 Notification Procedures .................................................................................... 7-2 

APPENDIX A. REQUIRED FORMS........................................................................... A-1 

APPENDIX B. MOTOR VEHICLE RECORDS PROCEDURES` ..............................B-1 

APPENDIX C. LICENSING OFFICE CODE IDENTIFIERS......................................C-1 

APPENDIX D. DEFINITIONS..................................................................................... D-1 

APPENDIX E. REQUIRED MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT...................................E-1 

APPENDIX F INCIDENTAL MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATOR 

REQUIREMENTS................................................................................F-1 

APPENDIX G. GLOSSARY ........................................................................................ G-1

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS 


Figure Title Page 

4-1 Skill Test No. 1 .................................................................................................... 4-3 

4-2 Skill Test No. 2 .................................................................................................... 4-3 

4-3 Skill Test No. 3 .................................................................................................... 4-4 

4-4 Skill Test No. 4 .................................................................................................... 4-5 

4-5 Sample Road Test Map........................................................................................ 4-7 

A-1 NAVMC 10964, Application for Government Vehicle Operator’s Permit........ A-3 

A-2 OF 345, Physical Fitness Inquiry for Motor Vehicle Operator’s........................ A-5 

A-3 NAVMC 10969, Physical Examination for Motor Vehicle Operators............... A-7 

A-4 OF 346; Government Vehicle Operator’s Identification Card ........................... A-9 

A-5 OF 346; Special Purpose Upgrade License ........................................................ A-9 

A-6 OF 346; Duplicate License ................................................................................. A-9 

A-7 OF 346; Hazardous Material License (Fuel) .................................................... A-11 

A-8 OF 346; Hazardous Material License (Explosive)............................................ A-12 

A-9 OF 346; Learner’s Permit ................................................................................. A-14 

A-10 OF 346; Shop Use Only License ...................................................................... A-14 

A-11 NAVMC 10965, Skill and Road Test Score Sheet (Side 1) ............................. A-15 

A-12 Road Test Score Sheet (Side 2) ........................................................................ A-16 

A-13 Sample Drivers Log .......................................................................................... A-18 

A-14 Sample Student Drivers Log............................................................................. A-20 

A-15 NAVMC 10970, Medical Examiner’s Certificate for Drivers ......................... A-21 

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LIST OF TABLES 

Table Title Page 

2-1 Requirements by Vehicle Type............................................................................ 2-2 

3-1 Training Mileage Requirements .......................................................................... 3-3 

3-2 License Upgrade Mileage Requirement............................................................... 3-4 

4-1 Validation/Recertification Training Mileage Requirement ................................. 4-2 

5-1 Civilian Training Mileage Requirements............................................................. 5-2 

B-1 State Interface Points ...........................................................................................B-4 

E-1 Required Forms....................................................................................................E-2 

F-1 Incidental Motor Operator Training Standards....................................................F-2 

F-2 Advanced Tactical Motor Vehicle Operator Training Standards ........................F-3 

F-3 Sustainment Training Requirements ...................................................................F-3

CHAPTER 1 

GENERAL INFORMATION 


1-1. PURPOSE. This manual provides instructions and procedures for licensing 

programs with Marine Corps units for the issuance or denial of U.S. Government Motor 

Vehicle Operator’s Identification Card, Optional Form 346 (OF 346). This manual 

applies to the Marine Forces Reserve, civil service personnel and contractors working for 

the Marine Corps as well. 

1-2. SCOPE. Concerned solely with procedures and techniques for training and 

testing operator's competence and the issuance of the OF 346 to successful applicants, for 

military personnel, government civilian and contracted employees. 

1-3. RESPONSIBILITES 

a. Headquarters Marine Corps, Installation and Logistics (Code LPC-1). 

Establish policy relating to Motor Transport licensing. 

b. Training Command. Establish Marine Corps-wide motor vehicle 

licensing training standards. Accordingly, Director, Motor Transport Training & 

Education Center of Excellence, Marine Corps Detachment, Fort Leonard Wood, 

Missouri will maintain the Motor Vehicle Licensing Official’s Manual and a centralized 

curriculum data base for TECOM approved courses of instruction to be used by the 

operating forces and Marine Forces Reserve. Incidental driver standards will mirror 

formal school standards as much as possible. Training standards will include vehicle 

specific requirements. 

c. Unit Commanders. Conduct new join orientation training in accordance 

with paragraph 4-1.b. of this manual before operators are permitted to operate 

independently. An experienced operator will accompany new joins until they have been 

approved by the command to operate independently. Units listed in Appendix C are 

authorized to conduct licensing programs following the guidance within this TM. 

1-4. APPLICABILITY 

a. General. For use by all Marine Corps licensing offices in accordance with 

the policies established by the current edition of MCO 11240.66_. When other 

regulations are more restrictive than this manual, they will be implemented. 

b. Developmental Vehicles and New Equipment Training Teams. 

Applicable for licensing on newly procured/experimental tactical wheeled vehicles tested 

and/or certified by original manufacturer or the government and validated as meeting key 

minimum Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (FMVSS) and certified safe for 

Marine Corps operation by Marine Corps Systems Command (MARCORSYSCOM). 

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1-5. APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS. All documents listed in the following 

paragraphs are either related to or are actually used during the licensing process. These 

documents, available through normal Marine Corps channels, make up the minimum 

basic library required by all licensing offices. 

a. MCO P1200.17_, Military Occupational Specialties Manual (MOS 

Manual). The document that presents the occupational system information that will 

enable the Marine Corps to carry out its assigned mission to organize, access, train, 

assign and manage the force. 

b. MCO 11240.66_, Standard Licensing Policy for Operators of Military 

Motor Vehicles. The basic governing document of the Marine Corps licensing program. 

It establishes the policies under which licensing must proceed and makes this manual the 

basic document for test standards and procedures. 

c. MCO 5110.1_, Motor Vehicle Traffic Supervision. Implements the 

applicable National Highway Traffic Safety Program Standards under the National 

Highway Safety Act of 1986. The primary purpose of this MCO is to govern the 

operation of motor vehicles on Marine Corps reservations and to set forth basic rules to 

be enforced by the military police. 

d. MCO 5100.19_, Marine Corps Traffic Safety Program. Implements 

specific requirements regarding Driver Improvement Courses (DIC), Emergency Vehicle 

Operator Courses (EVOC), and tactical and government owned motorcycles and allterrain 

vehicle (ATV) training. 

e. NAVMC 3500.39 , Motor Transport Training and Readiness Manual 

(T&R Manual). The basic governing document establishing training requirements in 

order to specify the critical skills required by Functional Learning Centers (FLC), 

Distance Learning (D/L) and units of their individual Marines in support of the unit’s 

combat missions as defined in the unit’s Mission Essential Task List (METL). 

f. NAVSEA SWO 20-AF-HBK-010, Motor Vehicle Driver and Shipping 

Inspector’s Manual for Ammunition, Explosives and Hazardous Materials. Establishes 

in-transit and fire fighting procedures, Appendix C, and SF-91 for all Navy and Marine 

Corps military, civilian and contractor personnel holding positions as hazardous materials 

drivers. 

g. NAVSEA OP 5, VOLUME 1, AMMUNITION AND EXPLOSIVES 

ASHORE SAFETY REGULATIONS FOR HANDLING STORING, PRODUCTION, 

RENOVATION AND SHIPPING. Chapter 12 contains information concerning 

transportation of ammunition, explosives and related hazardous materials. 

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h. NAVAIR 06-05-502, Aircraft Refueling Handbook. Chapter 12 contains 

information concerning transportation of ammunition, explosives and related hazardous 

material. 

i. Technical Manuals (TM). All technical manuals for specific equipment 

that require a license to operate will be used in conjunction with this manual. 

j. Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulation. Establishes the basic federal 

requirements for operators of heavy cargo trucks, tractor-trailers and buses. 

k. Code of Federal Regulations. Chapter 930 and Appendix A of the Office 

of Personnel Management (OPM) Publication establishes policy and physical standards 

for civilian OF 346 applications. 

l. 49-CFR 391.41. Establishes physical qualifications and examinations for 

operators. 

m. DOD 4500.36 . Management, Acquisition and Use of Motor Vehicles. 

Establishes procedures for the management, acquisition and use of motor vehicles. 

n. OPNAVINST 5100.12_. Emergency Vehicle Operator's Course 

(applicable only when operating aboard Navy installations). 

o. MCO P8020.10 . Provides policy for the implementation, guidance, and 

oversight of the Marine Corps Ammunition and Explosives Safety Program, and 

identifies specific command responsibilities as they apply to the program. 

p. MCO P8020.11 . Standards and criteria apply to U.S. military and civilian 

personnel, units and forces, and to the storage, handling and transportation of U.S. titled 

A&E on a worldwide basis. This also applies to the handling, storage and use of 

commercial and foreign A&E located on DON-owned or controlled property. 

q. MCO 8023.3 . Establishes a standard Personnel Qualification and 

Certification (QUAL/CERT) Program for Class V Ammunition and Explosives (A&E. 

q. MCO 4450.12 . Establishes uniform procedures for the receipt, storage, 

and handling of hazardous materials. 

r. NAVMED P-117. Chapter 15 contains explosive Motor Vehicle Operator 

and explosive Handler medical examinations and standards. 

s. Marine Corps Manual (MCM). Establishes Officer licensing regulations. 

t. State, Local and Other Regulations. Each licensing office must possess, or 

have ready access too, any regulation not listed above that directly affects the licensing 

procedures and operations pertinent to its geographic location. 

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1-6. ADMINISTRATIVE FILES AND RECORD. Accountability has precedent 

over uniformity for inspection purposes in the licensing arena. Timely, accurate record 

keeping is of paramount importance and there are any numbers of ways to accomplish 

this requirement. The licensing office will maintain the following records for four years. 

a. Licensing Log. The log will contain, at a minimum, the following 

information: card number, issue date, expiration date and the applicant's name when an 

OF 346 is issued. 

b. Operator's History File. An operator's history file will be established for 

all licensing transactions that the licensing office processes. Operator's History Files will 

contain such documentation as NAVMC 10964, student driver log, OF-345, copy of 

MARINENET certificate (as required), written test, road test, skills test, NAVMC 10969, 

and Vehicle Record (VR) Check reports. 

c. Local commanders are authorized to maintain any other documentation 

they deem appropriate. 

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CHAPTER 2 

LICENSE PREREQUISITES 


2-1. TYPES OF LICENSES. There are four types of licenses issued by the United States 

Marine Corps. 

a. Learner's Permit. Must be in his/her possession during training on the type of 

vehicle for which the operator is qualifying. A qualified licensed operator will accompany the 

applicant at all times when he/she is operating a vehicle for which the applicant is being trained. 

A trip ticket will be issued to the licensed operator. 

NOTE: 

Effective immediately, Vehicles with rear seats and functional individual seat belts are 

authorized to carry additional students while performing road time training standards (i.e. 

M1165, M1151 and MRAP vehicles). 

b. Standard License. Issued to all qualified government vehicle operators. Any 

restrictions are indicated on the license (ex: corrective lenses or hearing aid required). 

NOTE: 

Motor Vehicle Operator must possess a valid state drivers license with the 

exception of students attending the MOS producing school at Fort Leonard 

Wood, MO. 

c. “Shop Use Only” License. Only Marine Corps Combat Service Support Schools, 

LOGCOM, and Motor Transport Instruction Company at Fort Leonard Wood will issue the 

initial Shop Use Only License for only 352X/LOGCOM DOD employees or contractors. Other 

commands are only authorized to issue renewals of this license. Use is restricted to short 

distance movement of equipment around a maintenance facility or for road test in a designated 

area to verify repair. Any designed road test areas outside the confines of a maintenance facility 

shall be established and authorized in writing by the unit’s Commanding Officer. A copy of the 

Equipment Repair Order (ERO)/Work Order Number (WON) is not authorization to operate a 

vehicle beyond the designated test area and does not provide authority for vehicle to be 

dispatched. This license is issued to 352X only. For upgrade of license to standard license 

operator, Shop Use Only licenses will be recognized as a HMMWV Learners Permit for 6 

months from the date of issue. If the requirements per Table 3-1 and Chapter 4 are not met 

within 6 months, the Learners Permit recognition will cease and the permit will be recognized as 

Shop Use Only. 

NOTE: 

The shop use only license for the military motorcycle is for hard surface roads 

only and the OF 346 must be annotated “**Hard Surface Road Only”, Figure 

A-10, Appendix A. 

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d. Test Driver’s License. Issued by MARCORSYSCOM to qualified and 

experienced vehicle operators for the purpose of vehicle development, test, evaluation, and 

official demonstration of new equipment. 

2-2. TEST VEHICLES. MARCORSYSCOM will ensure that the minimum requirements 

for licensing Test Vehicle Operators are met. 

a. Responsibility. MARCORSYSCOM is responsible for all testing required for 

newly fielded Marine Corps wheeled tactical vehicles. 

b. Licensing Office. MARCORSYSCOM is designated as a licensing office with 

the Identifier Code listed in Appendix C. As such, MARCORSYSCOM is required to maintain 

those administrative files and records listed in paragraph 1-5. The Issuing Official and 

Qualifying Official for all Marine Corps Test Operator Licenses (wheeled vehicles only) will be 

assigned by MARCORSYSCOM. 

2-3. LIMITATIONS. Licenses and permits are limited to the maximum capacity of the 

family of vehicles described. 

2-4. OFFICER LICENSING. Per Marine Corps Manual and MCO 11240.66 authorization 

to operate government vehicles shall be stringently controlled by all Commanders. Officers will 

not be licensed to operate tactical motor vehicles. However, under combat conditions, an Officer 

may operate a tactical vehicle (e.g. a Chaplain may be required to operate a HMMWV while the 

driver is released to fire a weapon). 

2-5 PREREQUISITES. Prerequisites are listed by type of vehicle in Table 2-1. 

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TABLE 2-1. REQUIREMENTS BY VEHICLE TYPE 

VEHICLE TYPE/CAPACITY REQUIREMENTS 

I. Tactical Vehicles: 

A. To 5 ton capacity 

1. HMMWV 

2. Enhanced Capability Vehicle (ECV) 

1. Any MOS 

2. Minimum height of 59 inches, Maximum 

height 75 inches 

3. Valid state drivers license 

(Exceptions to this requirement are Marines 

attending MOS producing schools at Motor 

Transport Instruction Company, Fort Leonard 

Wood, Missouri and MCCSSS, Camp Johnson, 

North Carolina) 

4. Completion of DIC (under age 26) or CMC 

approved Driver Safety Course 

5. Completion of following: 

a. Specific vehicle knowledge test 

b. General knowledge test 

c. Skills test 

d. Road test 

6. Medical screening per Chapter 3 

7. Training per Chapter 3, Table 3-1.

TABLE 2-1. REQUIREMENTS BY VEHICLE TYPE (continued) 


I. Tactical Vehicles: 

B. 6 through 15 ton capacity 

II. Special Purpose Vehicles 

A. Dumps: All tactical 


B. ITV Family of Vehicles 


1. Any MOS 




(Exceptions to this requirement are Marines 

attending MOS producing schools at Motor 

Transport Instruction Company, Fort Leonard 

Wood, MO and MCCSSS, Camp Johnson, NC) 

4. Valid OF 346 for tactical vehicles to 5 ton 





b. Skills test (backup and PMCS only) 

c. Road test 

7. Medical screening per Chapter 3, NAVMC 

10969 and NAVMC 10970 required 

8. Training per Chapter 3, Table 3-2. 

1. Any MOS 



3. Valid state driver’s license 

4. Valid OF 346 for 5 ton/15 ton or higher 





b. Skill test (backing and PMCS only) 

c. Road test 



8. Training per Chapter 3, Table 3-2 

1. Any MOS 






5. Valid OF 346 for tactical vehicles to 5 ton 



b. General knowledge test 

c. Skills test 

d. Road test 


10969 and NAVMC 10970 as applicable 

8. Training per Chapter 3, Table 3-1. 

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C. Logistics Vehicle Systems (LVS) 

(all variants) or LVSR 

1. MK 48 Power Unit 

2. MK 14 Trailer Unit 

3. MK 16 Fifth Wheel Unit 

4. MK 17 Cargo/Crane Unit 

5. MK 18 Container Unit 

6. Tandem Tow 


D. Tactical Refuelers: All types 

II. Special Purpose Equipment 

E. Motorcycles 

1. MILMO 

1. MOS 35XX 



3. Valid state driver’s license (Exceptions to 

this requirement are Marines attending MOS 

producing schools at Motor Transport 

Instruction Company, Fort Leonard Wood, MO) 







c. Road test 




1. MOS 35XX/1391 

2. Valid state driver's license 




5. 12 months experience (Exceptions to this 

requirement are Marines attending MOS 


Instruction Company, Fort Leonard Wood, MO 



b. Skills test (backing and PMCS only) 

c. Road test 

d. Hazardous materials certification test 




1. Any MOS 






5. Complete approved MILMO Course 



7. Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) card 

required




F. Wreckers/Recovery Vehicles 

All tactical variants 

1. MK 15/MKR 15 

2. MK 36 

3. M936 


G. Emergency Vehicles 

(Tactical, to include A/S32P-19) 

1. Crash vehicles 

2. Rescue vehicles 

3. Ambulances 

Note: Operators must attend Emergency 

Vehicle Operators Course (for vehicles 

equipped with code lights and sirens) 


H. Family of Mine Resistant Ambush 

Protected (MRAP) Vehicles 

1. Cat I/II 


1. MOS 35XX 




4. OF 346 for 5 ton/15 ton license 



6. 6 months experience (Exceptions to this 

requirement are Marines attending MOS 


Instruction Company, Fort Leonard Wood, MO 



b. Skills test 

c. Road test 

d. Hazardous material certification tests 




1. Any MOS 




4. Completion of DIC (under age 26) or 8 

hours Driver Safety Course 

5. Completion of the following: 


b. Specific skills test 

c. Road test 


10969 and NAVMC 10970 required (excluding 

M1035 /M997) 


1. Any MOS 



3. Valid state driver’s license 

4. Valid OF 346 for Armored HMMWVs 






c. Road test 


10969 and NAVMC 10970 


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I. HIMARS: 

1. MK37 

2. MK38 

3. M1140 

II. Special Purpose Equipment 

J. Trailers: 

1. Howitzers 

2. Engineer Equipment Trailer (EET) 

3. Trailer/RACK/SERC 

4. Trailer (Set Van) 


K. Tractor-trailers: 

1. M870 Trailer 

2. M1000 Trailers 

3. MCC20 Military Container Chassis 

Trailer 

4. Z-Backscatter Military Trailer 

(M1095) 

1. Any MOS 



3. Valid State Operators License 


5. Completion of DIC (under age 26) or 8 

hours Driver Safety Course 




c. Road test 

7. Endorsement for Explosives and Hazardous 

Material (Ammo) 


10969 and NAVMC 10970 


1. Any MOS 






a. Specific Vehicle knowledge test 

b. Skills test (backing and PMCS only) 

c. Road test 




1. MOS 35XX 




4. OF 346 for 5 ton/15 ton license 




c. Road test 



7. Training per Chapter 3, Table 3-2



L. Shop Use License 

II. Special Purpose Licenses 

M. Hazardous Materials/Ammunition 

All vehicle types 

III. Test/Prototype Vehicles/Capabilities 

A. Tactical 


1. MOS 352X, LOGCOM DOD Employees, 

and contractors 

2. Valid state driver’s license (for civilian 

employees require state license equivalent for 

weight and class as vehicle) 

3. Vehicle Specific (HMMWV, MTVR, LVS, 

M800, M900 series wrecker and MILMO) 

3. Upgrade license will follow requirements 

for vehicles listed above 

4. Completion of the following: 


b. Specific skills test 


6. Only MCCSSS, LOGCOM, and FLW can 

issue an initial shop use license. 



1. Any MOS 

2. Valid OF 346 

3. Valid state operator's license 

4. Age requirement (18 on-base, 21 off-base) 

5. Completion of explosive 12-hour operator 

course or hazardous material courses 



1. Assigned to or working for 

MARCORSYSCOM, MCWL, JNLWD 

2. Valid state driver’s license (civilian 

employees require state license equivalent for 

weight and class as test vehicle) 

3. Valid OF 346 for vehicle capacity 



b. Skill training 

c. Documentation to drive similar class 

vehicles 



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CHAPTER 3 


APPLICATION, INITIAL SCREENING, AND TRAINING REQUIREMENTS 

3-1. GENERAL. The NAVMC 10964, Application for Government Vehicle Operator’s 

Permit, is the official document to initiate licensing action. In conjunction with the initial 

interview with the applicant, this process establishes the prerequisites for granting of the OF 346. 

3-2. VISION AND HEARING SCREENING STANDARDS. The following minimum 

standards are applicable only to military applicants. See Chapter 5 for standards that apply to 

civilian applicants. 

a. Screening. All applicants will be required to have recently passed vision and 

hearing tests given by qualified medical or designated personnel prior to issuing an operator’s 

training permit. A current medical physical contained in the applicant’s medical record will 

meet this requirement if all required information is present. The OF 345, in conjunction with the 

applicant’s medical record, will be used to determine if further vision and hearing testing is 

required. 

b. Vision. U.S. Military Medical Facilities/Hospitals through out the world have all 

of the tests listed below available. Applicants must obtain documentation annotating the passing 

of all tests: Acuity, Color Vision, Field of Vision and Depth Perception. This documentation 

will be provided to the Licensing Office prior to the issuance of a Learner's Permit and/or any 

other type of licensing action. However, if the processing Licensing Office does not have access 

to a Naval hospital or have the equipment available, the Issuing Office should purchase the 

materials listed within each section, via their supply system. Appendix E contains all pertinent 

information. 

(1) Acuity. This test measures the applicant’s ability to see details at a 

distance. Normal vision is shown as “20/20.” The minimum standard for a standard driving 

license is acuity (with or without glasses) of 20/20 with both eyes; or with at least 20/30 in one 

eye and at least 20/40 in the other. Applicants who require corrective lenses to meet the 

minimum standard may be issued a standard license with a “corrective lenses required” 

restriction. This test can be administered with the use of the OPTEC 2300 Armed Forces Vision 

Tester (AFVT). 

(2) Color Vision. The applicant must be able to distinguish red, green, and 

yellow colors (stoplight colors). Color vision may be tested with the use of an Ishihara Color 

Blindness Tests (14 Plate). The passing score is 10/14 correct. 

(3) Field of Vision. This test measures peripheral vision, the ability to see 

things “out of the corner of your eye.” The minimum acceptable standard is a lateral range in 

each eye of 75 degrees from center. This test is also testable on the AFVT. 

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(4) Depth of Perception. This test determines how well an applicant can use 

binocular vision to judge distances. The AFVT may also be used to test Depth Perception. In 

order to pass the AFVT the applicant must correctly identify all presentations within Group B. 

c. Hearing. Normal hearing is shown as percent frequency loss. The minimum 

acceptable standard is hearing with negligible high frequency loss. If a hearing aid is required to 

meet the minimum standard, the applicant may be issued a standard permit with a “Hearing Aid 

Required” restriction. 

3-3. ISSUANCE OF A NEW LICENSE 

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NOTE: 

Instructor and Key Personnel Training (IKPT) and New Equipment Training 

(NET) personnel who have successfully completed an original equipment 

manufacture’s (OEM) documented training certification, authorizes all 

licensing offices listed in Appendix C to license an applicant on applicable 

motor transport equipment. 

a. NAVMC 10964. The applicant completes Part I of NAVMC 10964, Application 

for a Government Vehicle Operator’s Permit, Figure A-1, Appendix A. The applicant’s 

commanding officer or designated Official/Supervisor signs and dates item 17. If the applicant 

is a civilian, item 17 is to be signed and dated by his/her responsible superior. 

b. Vehicle Records (VR) Check. Complete Vehicle Record Checks per Appendix B 

of this manual. 

c. OF 345. Complete OF 345, Physical Fitness Inquiry for Motor Vehicle 

Operators, Figure A-2, Appendix A. 

d. Learner's Permit. Licensing office issues the applicant a Learner's Permit, Figure 

A-10, Appendix A to complete required road time. 

e. Training. 

1). Complete Incidental Motor Vehicle Operator (IMVO) via Distance Learning 

Course via MarineNet or with classroom instruction using the prescribed lesson plans for 

IMVOC from the Motor Transport Training Education Centers of Excellence (MTTECOE), 

Marine Corps Detachment, Ft Leonard Wood, MO. 

2). Unit will provide the applicant with training on specifics and driving skills for 

vehicle on which applicant in being licensed. Training will meet the minimum requirements as 

prescribed by the Director of MTTECOE. 

f. Road Time. To obtain an initial license on a vehicle, the minimum road training 

mileage, must be accomplished as listed in Table 3-1, Training Mileage Requirement.


Figure A-14, Appendix A, Sample Student Drivers Log. This form or a locally produced Student 

Drivers Log will be used to record this mileage. 

Table 3-1. Training Mileage Requirement 

REQUIRED ROAD TRAINING IMVOL TASKs 

MILES 

TABLE F-1 

70 DAYLIGHT/ON BASE/ON 

ROAD 

01.02/01.04 

5 OPERATE WITH TOWED 

LOAD 

01.07 

75 DAYLIGHT/OFF BASE/ON 

ROAD 

01.02 

35 DAYLIGHT/ON BASE/OFF 

ROAD 

01.03 

55 DARK/ON BASE/ON ROAD 01.02/01.05 

10 BLACK OUT/NVG/ON 

BASE/OFF ROAD 

05.06 

1 FLAT TOW VEHICLE/ON 

ROAD/ ON BASE 

01.13 

251 TOTAL REQUIRED MILES 

NOTES: 

(1) The military motorcycle (MILMO) 2-week course meets the mileage 

requirement for new operators of the M1030M1, 650 cc motorcycle. Off road 

driving time for operators of the motorcycle is determined by availability of 

training sites. Off base driving is exempt for the MILMO mileage 

(2) 50 miles may be substituted from table 3-1 by use of vehicle simulator 

mileage. 

g. Testing. Give the applicant the required tests as stated in Table 2-1. 

h. Issuance of License. The licensing office issues OF 346. The License will expire 

after 4 years. The license will also be stamped “Void when released from Active Duty”. An 

operator will have only one OF 346 issued for motor transport equipment that lists all vehicle 

qualifications. The only exception to this requirement is the explosive (Ammo) endorsement. 

The Ammo endorsement page will be issued on a separate page 2 of the OF 346. Appendix A 

has sample licenses that can be used as a guide. 

NOTE: 

Motor Transport Instruction Company, Fort Leonard Wood, MO will issue the 

initial LVS, LVSR, refueler and wrecker license. 

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3-4. UPGRADING A VALID/EXISTING LICENSE 

a. Upgrade. To obtain an upgraded license on a vehicle, the operator must complete 

at a minimum, 125 miles in the vehicle platform being upgraded to per Table 3-2, License 

Upgrade Mileage Requirement in order for the operator to be licensed for that specific platform. 

Figure A-13, Appendix A, Sample Drivers Log. This form or a locally produced Drivers Log 

will be used to record this mileage. 

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b. OF 346. Applicant submits current OF 346. 

c. NAVMC 10964. The applicant completes Part I of NAVMC 10964, Application 




d. Vehicle Records (VR) Check. Complete Vehicle Record Checks per Appendix B 

of this manual. 

e. OF 345. Complete OF 345, Physical Fitness Inquiry for Motor Vehicle 


f. Special Purpose Vehicle. If the upgrade is for a Special Purpose Vehicle, ensure 

that the NAVMC 10969, Physical Examination for Motor Vehicle Operators, Figure A-3, 

Appendix A, and NAVMC 10970, Medical Examiner’s Certificate for Drivers, Figure A-15, 

Appendix A has been completed and signed by a medical officer/Independent Duty Corpsman. 

g. Learner's Permit. Issue a Learner's Permit if road time is required. 

h. Training. Unit will provide the applicant with training on specifics and driving 

skills for vehicle on which applicant is being licensed. Training will meet the minimum 

requirements as prescribed by the Commanding Officer, Motor Transport Instruction Company, 

Marine Corps Detachment, Ft Leonard Wood, MO. 

i. Road Time. To obtain an upgraded license the minimum road training mileage 

listed in Table 3-2 must be accomplished in the vehicle to be licensed on.

Table 3-2. License Upgrade Mileage Requirement 

REQUIRED 

MILES 

ROAD TRAINING TASKS 

35 DAYLIGHT/ON BASE/ON ROAD 

35 DAYLIGHT/OFF BASE/ON ROAD 

20 DAYLIGHT/ON BASE/OFF ROAD 

30 DARK/ON BASE/ON ROAD 

5 BLACK OUT/ON BASE/OFF ROAD 


NOTE: 

(1) 25 miles maybe substituted from table 3-2 by use of vehicle simulator 

mileage. 

j. Testing. Give the applicant the required tests as stated in Tables 2-1. 

k. OF 346. Annotate the OF 346 with the new qualification(s). 

3-5. LICENSE RENEWALS 


a. Applicable. All military operator’s active, reserve and Individual Ready Reserve 

(IRR). The following procedures will be used for all OF 346 renewals. 

b. Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) 35XX. 

1). License Expired Less Than 2 Years. Pass Road/Skills test and Written 

exam for each type of equipment on expired OF 346/MCTFS license page. Full license renewed, 

if operator fails any test, the licensing official will issue a license for equipment passed and 

complete additional upgrades per paragraph 3-4 of this manual. 

2). License Expired Over 2 Years. The applicant must receive a new license 

per paragraph 3-3 of this manual. 

c. Non 35XX Marines. 

1). License Expired Less Than 1 Year. Pass Road/Skills test and Written 

exam for each type of equipment on expired OF 346/MCTFS license page. Full license renewed, 

if operator fails any test, the licensing official will issue a license for equipment passed and 

complete additional upgrades per paragraph 3-4 of this manual. 

2). License Expired Over 1 Year. The applicant must receive a new license 

per paragraph 3-3 of this manual. 

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d. License Renewal Procedures. 

1). Credentials. Applicants must present their current OF 346 or an extract 

from the Marine Corps Total Force System (MCTFS) showing his/her current qualifications or a 

copy of the initial NAVMC 10964 form. 

2). NAVMC 10964. The applicant completes Part I of NAVMC 10964, 

Application for a Government Vehicle Operator’s Permit, Figure A-1, Appendix A. The 

applicant’s commanding officer or designated Official/Supervisor signs and dates item 17. If the 

applicant is a civilian, item 17 is to be signed and dated by his/her responsible superior. 

3). Vehicle Records (VR) Check. Complete Vehicle Record Checks per 

Appendix B of this manual. 

4). OF 345. Complete OF 345, Physical Fitness Inquiry for Motor Vehicle 


5). Special Purpose Vehicle. If the license renewal has Special Purpose 

Vehicles annotated on the OF 346, ensure that the NAVMC 10969, Physical Examination for 

Motor Vehicle Operators, Figure A-3, Appendix A, and NAVMC 10970, Medical Examiner’s 

Certificate for Drivers, Figure A-15, Appendix A is valid. If the NAVMC 10970, Medical 

Examiner’s Certificate for Drivers has expired, the operator must complete a new NAVMC 

10969, Physical Examination for Motor Vehicle Operators prior to issuance of a new OF 346. 

Appendix A. 

6). Issuance of License. Licensing office issues OF 346, Figure A-4, 

3-6. ISSUANCE OF DUPLICATE LICENSE 

a. Documentation. Applicant submits extract from MCTFS showing current 

vehicles he/she is qualified to operate or a copy of the NAVMC 10964 form, with original card 

number and signatures documenting current vehicles he/she is qualified to operate. 

b. NAVMC 10964. The applicant completes Part I of NAVMC 10964, Application 




c. Issuance of License. The Licensing Office will issue a new OF 346, Figure A-6, 

Appendix A, for all verified vehicle qualifications, using the original card number. 

3-7. HAZARDOUS MATERIAL LICENSE 

a. OF 346. Applicant submits current OF 346.






c. NAVMC 10969. Physical Examination for Motor Vehicle Operators, Figure A-3, 


Appendix A has been completed and signed by a medical officer/Independent Duty Corpsman. 

d. Training. The Base Installation will provide the applicant with training on 

specifics on hazardous material and explosive handling. The applicant must complete the 

required operator’s course for the initial training and refresher course every 2 years for 

recertification, refer to page 1-2 section 1-5 for references. After completion of training, the 

applicant will bring the certificate to the unit licensing office to be maintained in the operator’s 

history folder. 

e. OF 346. Annotate the Endorsement page of the OF 346 with the new 

qualification(s), Figures A-7 and A-8, Appendix A. 

3-8 AMMUNITION AND EXPLOSIVE LICENSE 

a. OF 346. Applicant submits current OF 346. 





c. NAVMC 10969. Physical Examination for Motor Vehicle Operators, Figure A-3, 


Appendix A has been completed and signed by a medical officer/Independent Duty Corpsman 

d. Training. The Base Installation will provide the applicant with training on 

specifics on ammunitions and explosive handling. The applicant must complete the 12-hour 

operator’s course for the initial training and refresher course every 2 years for recertification, 

refer to page 1-2 section 1-5 for references. After completion of training, the applicant will bring 

the certificate to the unit licensing office to be maintained in the operator’s history folder. 

d. OF 346. Annotate the Endorsement page of the OF 346 with the new 

qualification(s), Figures A-8, Appendix A. 

NOTE: 

Due to the 2-year recertification requirement for hazardous materials and 

ammunition/explosive licenses, the endorsement page of the OF 346 must 

contain an entry with the type of endorsement with an expiration date 2 years 

from the date issue (ddmmmyy). 

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CHAPTER 4 

TESTING 


4-1. GENERAL. Applicants who are physically qualified and have submitted the required 

application forms must undergo written and performance testing to meet the qualifications for 

issuance of an OF 346. Where practicable, written tests will be administered first, followed by 

skills testing and finally the road test. Director, MTTECOE, Marine Corps Detachment, Fort 

Leonard Wood, Missouri, is the proponent for all tests, except the A/S32P-19, hazardous 

materials, ammunition and explosive. The local Base Installation will conduct all training/testing 

for hazardous material and explosive handling. The Commanding Officer, Marine Corps 

Detachment, Goodfellow Air Force Base, is the proponent for all testing material related to the 

A/S32P-19. Each command identified in Appendix C, will use the curriculum developed by: 

Director, MTTECOE, Marine Corps Detachment, Fort Leonard Wood, MO and approved by CG 

Training Command to train all motor vehicle operators. These motor vehicle operators’ courses 

provide the basic minimum requirements. Commands can add to these course requirements to 

meet specific requirements for their geographical area. Paragraph E-3, Appendix E, provides 

guidance on requesting testing materials. 

a. Road Time. To obtain an initial license the minimum road training mileage listed 

in Table 3-1 must be accomplished in the vehicle to be licensed on. 

b. Newly Joined Motor Vehicle Operators. All newly joined motor vehicle 

operators, and operators receiving licenses while deployed will undergo sustainment training that 

will have, as a minimum, the following requirements. 

(1) Brief on local driving rules, hazards, and regulations. 

(2) Vehicle operators that have been assigned duties that did not require 

operation of tactical motor vehicle (i.e. special duty assignment, B billets, etc.) must pass the 

skills and driving test as outlined in paragraph 4-4. In addition, first term Marines returning from 

overseas assignment are required to pass the driving test. 

(3) 125 miles of Validation/Recertification training mileage driving largest 

vehicle type for which the operator holds a license, requirements listed in Table 4-1. 

Table 4-1. Validation/Recertification/Sustainment Training Mileage Requirement 

REQUIRED 

MILES 

ROAD TRAINING TASK 


5 OPERATE WITH TOWED LOAD 

35 DAYLIGHT/OFF BASE/ON ROAD 

20 DAYLIGHT/ON BASE/OFF ROAD 

30 DARK/ON BASE/ON ROAD 

5 BLACK OUT/ON BASE/OFF ROAD 

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Notes: 

(1) 25 miles maybe substituted from table 4-1 by use of vehicle simulator mileage. 

(2) Licensing authorities should refer to the drivers log as a validation tool for required 

validation/recertification training. 

(4) During validation/recertification training, the vehicle operator will be 

accompanied by a qualified, experienced operator, familiar with the operating area and local 

rules and regulations. 

(5) Transportation of troops or cargo while conducting sustainment training 

will be dictated by local Standard Operating Procedures. 

4-2. WRITTEN TEST. These tests are divided into three categories: 

a. General Driver's Knowledge Tests. 

b. Specific Vehicle Knowledge Tests. 

c. Hazardous Material, Ammunition and Explosive Tests. 

4-3. PROCEDURES FOR WRITTEN TEST ADMINISTRATION. The licensing office 

will control testing material and will determine who administers the test. The following 

procedures will be adhered to when administering written driver's tests: 

a. Testing Groups of Applicants. When testing two or more applicants at one time, 

ensure that the applicants cannot copy answers from one another. Using different tests with 

equal difficulty is the preferred method of testing. Explain that the different tests are precisely 

equal in difficulty. 

b. Retesting Failed Applicants. Retesting will be accomplished after remedial 

training has been completed. If the applicant fails any written test twice, the applicant will have 

his/her driving potential reevaluated by his/her command. 80 % is the highest score that can be 

achieved on a retest. Remediation procedures will be established in local MSC SOP. 

c. Open Book Testing. There will be no open book tests administered to any 

applicant. 

d. Scoring the Tests. 80 % is the minimum for mastery of all tests. 

e. Recording Action. Test results will be recorded on the NAVMC 10964, Figure 

A-1, Appendix A. Completed, original tests will be maintained in the Operator’s History File. 

Do not allow any applicant to take copies of any test when leaving the licensing office.


4-4. PROCEDURES FOR SKILLS TESTING. Applicants who have successfully passed 

the written test are eligible to take the skill tests. All students must have completed all required 

road time before being administered the skills test. The purpose of these tests is to give the 

Licensing Examiner/Licensing NCO an opportunity to accurately judge the applicant’s ability to 

operate and maintain the vehicle. The Licensing Examiner/Licensing NCO must be fully 

qualified to operate the equipment the applicant is being tested on and has the responsibility to 

stop a skills test in the interest of safety if necessary. A test terminated due to safety will 

constitute a failure of that test. Annotate all scoring utilizing the NAVMC 10965, Skill and Road 

Test Score Sheet, Figure A-11, located in Appendix A “ONLY” for all skills testing. An 

applicant must pass each Skills Test to be licensed for a vehicle for which the applicant is being 

tested. The applicant will be given three opportunities to master the skills test. Upon failure of 

the 3 rd attempt to master a skill, the applicant will require remedial training and retest per local 

standard operating procedures. For the 7.1-ton cargo vehicle (MTVR), skills’ testing is defined 

as passing the skills test on any of the following vehicles: MK23/MK25/MK27/MK28. 

NOTE: 

Instructor and Key Personnel Training (IKPT) and New Equipment Training 

(NET) personnel who have successfully completed an original equipment 

manufacture’s (OEM) documented training certification are authorized to train 

issuing officials listed in Appendix C on new equipment. This training will 

authorize those issuing officials to license other personnel. 

a. Test No. 1: Driving on a Straight Line, 100 Feet. Pavement markings should be 

as shown by the heavy lines in Figure 4-1. Instruct the applicant to position vehicle with left 

front wheel on the end of the painted line (position 1). Then drive down the line keeping the left 

front wheel on the line, changing gears (if applicable) once without clashing gears, and stopping 

smoothly when the left rear wheel reaches the end of the line (position 2). Next, line up the left 

rear wheel on the line and using mirrors, back up, keeping the left rear wheel on the line for the 

entire distance and stopping when the left front wheel reaches the end of the line (position 1). 

Deduct points for unsatisfactory performance as shown on the score sheet. 

Figure 4-1. Skill Test No. 1 

b. Test No. 2 Gauging Space when Steering in Close Limits. Pavement markings 

should be as shown in Figure 4-2. The beginning and ending limit lines should be clearly 

marked on the pavement, but stanchions should be used to mark the course itself since dimension 

(A) varies between 10 and 16 feet, depending on the size and type of vehicle driven. Testing and 

scoring procedures are set forth below. 

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Figure 4-2 Skill Test No. 2 

(1) Testing Procedure. Tell the applicant to position vehicle with front 

bumper over the first limit line (position 1). Then drive along the “right lane,” turn into the “left 

lane” at position 2, and continue until rear bumper is positioned over the second limit line 

(position 3). No part of the vehicle is to cross the right or left limits, nor touch any stanchion. 

After completing the test in the forward direction, using mirrors, follow the same path in reverse, 

changing from the “left lane” to the “right lane” at position 2. 

(2) Scoring Procedure. Start the scoring when his/her front bumper moves 

from the starting line and ends when the rear bumper moves over the line at the end of the test. 

Record the number of stanchions or lines touched. Repeat the procedure in reverse. 

c. Test No. 3: Smooth Stop in 40 Feet From 20 MPH. Pavement markings and 

stanchion placement should be as shown in Figure 4-3. Tell the applicant to drive between the 

stanchions shown at position (A) and then stop smoothly with front bumper directly over the 

limit line at position (B). Ensure that the foot brake is not applied until the front bumper passes 

between the first stanchions at position (A). Deduct points for unsatisfactory performance as 

shown on the score sheet. 


d. Test No. 4: Backing Up to a Loading Dock. An actual loading dock is the 

preferred method of testing; however a mock loading dock using stanchions may be substituted.


Pavement markings and stanchion placement should be as shown in Figure 4-4. Instruct the 

applicant to drive the vehicle forward to a point between the stanchions at position A. Once the 

vehicle's front bumper is over the line, sound the vehicle horn and using mirrors only, have the 

applicant back the vehicle to position B. When the back of the vehicle has reached the dock, the 

applicant will take the vehicle out of gear, engage the parking brake, and turn off vehicle. This 

will let the Licensing Examiner/Licensing NCO know the test has been completed. Deduct 

points for unsatisfactory performance as shown on the score sheet. 


e. Test No. 5: Preventive Maintenance, Checks and Services (PMCS). This test will 

be performed on the vehicle that the applicant is to be licensed for. The Licensing 

Examiner/Licensing NCO will provide the applicant with the appropriate technical manual. 

Instruct the applicant to find the page number and item number in the manual. The applicant will 

inform the Licensing Examiner/Licensing NCO what page the information is located on so that it 

can be recorded on the score sheet. Deduct points for unsatisfactory performance as shown on 

the score sheet. 

f. Passing Score. An applicant must pass all five skills tests in order to pass Skills 

Testing. Passing score for each Skills test will range from 20 to 16 points. The Licensing 

Examiner/Licensing NCO will complete the summary box to indicate the results of all required 

Skills Test. All weaknesses/strengths will be annotated on the remarks section of the score sheet. 

g. Failing Score. An applicant that receives a score of 15 or less points on a Skills 

Test will fail that test. The Licensing Examiner/Licensing NCO will record the number of the 

Skills Test failed by the applicant in the summary box. 

h. Retesting Failed Applicants. An applicant need only retest on the skill test that 

was failed, (i.e. if an applicant failed Skill Test Number 2, receiving a score for that test of 15 or 

less, they would only retest on Skill Test Number 2). Remedial training must take place before 

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an applicant can be given a retest. Any applicant that fails a second time will have his/her 

driving potential reevaluated. 

4-5. ROAD TESTS. The following road test procedures and minimum standards are based 

on previously established military standards. Scoring is done on the Road Test Score Sheet, 

Figure A-12, Appendix A. Road tests are not required for issuance of a Shop Use Only License. 

a. Choosing the Test Course. Selection of a road test course is the responsibility of 

the licensing office. It is advisable to have several routes selected and to alternate them at 

random. All test routes should be mapped, with notes as to where along the route the various 

road and traffic situations are located; Figure 4-5. Maps need not be to scale and will be 

maintained by the licensing office. Routes should be reviewed and, if necessary, changed 

periodically as road or traffic conditions change. The entire length of the test course will 

encompass no less than five miles. The route selected for the road test will be on a hard surface 

road that may include the following if available: 

Stop signs 

Traffic lights (all configurations) 

Series of turns (left and right) 

Traffic conditions in dual and multi-lane roads 

Intersections with the vision of applicant obscured 

Warning signs that the applicant must identify 

Grades of not more than 60 percent up hill or 20 percent down hill 

Railroad crossing (minimum of two, may be one of the same) 

Curves on dual and multi-lane roads 

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Figure 4-5. Sample Road Test Map 


b. Test Procedure. Before beginning the test, the Licensing Examiner/Licensing 

NCO will ensure the applicant understands that he/she will not be licensed to operate vehicles 

larger or more difficult than the vehicle being tested on. The Licensing Examiner/Licensing 

NCO will then accomplish the following: 

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(1) Read or recite the following statement to the applicant: “You are about to 

be administered a road test. “Is there anything that will hinder your ability to drive this vehicle 

such as medication, alcohol, sleep deprivation, etc”? You are required to walk around the 

vehicle and explain pre-operation inspection procedures. You will then drive over a specified 

course. During this test, your driving skills will be evaluated. You will be advised well in 

advance as to changes in direction. If you do not understand any directions during this test, ask 

me to repeat them. Is this clear? “If so, you may start when ready.” 

(2) Provide the applicant a NAVMC 10627, Vehicle and Equipment 

Operational Record (trip ticket) and tell him/her to complete the operator's portion of the 

NAVMC 10627 per the TM 4700-15/1_, Ground Equipment Record Procedures, just as it would 

normally be done if going on an actual “Run”. Observe the pre-operation inspection carefully, 

and discontinue the test if the vehicle is not in good mechanical or safe operating condition. 

(3) During the test, ride with the applicant to observe driving practices. Give 

brief, distinct instructions well in advance of required maneuvers. 

(4) The Licensing Examiner/Licensing NCO has the responsibility to stop the 

road test in the interests of safety. A test terminated due to safety will constitute a failure of that 

test. The Licensing Examiner/Licensing NCO will use the Road Test Score Sheet, Figure A-13, 

Appendix A, for scoring the applicant on the road test. Each applicant tested will be afforded 

one occurrence for each area scored. Point value for each specific area is shown on Figure A-13, 

Appendix A. 

c. Passing Score. 80 % or above will constitute mastery for all tests. The maximum 

score an applicant can receive is 100 points. All weak areas/points will be annotated at the 

bottom of the score sheet and applicant will be counseled. Retain score sheet in Operator’s 

History File. 

d. Retesting Failed Applicants. Before any applicant can be given a retest, he/she 

must receive appropriate remedial training. Applicant must wait at least 24 hours after initial test 

was administered. Commanders may make a recommendation not to retest. Any applicant that 

fails a second time will have his /her potential for driving reevaluated. 

4-6. RECORDING ACTION. Complete applicable portions of Part II of the individual’s 

application form, Figure A-1, Appendix A and file in Operator’s History File. 

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NOTES: 

(1) Successful completion of knowledge/skills/road tests on any one of the 

MTVR cargo vehicles (MK27/28) meets licensing requirements for the 

MK23/25 MTVR cargo Trucks. 

(2) Use complete vehicle types for listing vehicles qualified to operate on OF 

346. For example, if a Marine qualifies to operate the largest vehicle will also 

be licensed to operate all lower vehicles listed for that class of vehicle, i.e. 

passes M1165 or M1114 will qualify for M1151/M1152/1123 with armor.

Upon completion of Advance Tactical Motor Vehicle Operator (ATMVO) 

course will receive a MAK stamp as required. Marines operating a MAK 

equipped vehicle must have the MAK applied during training to receive MAK 

stamp. 

(3) If Medical Certification is required, the OF 346 shall be annotated as 

shown in examples contained in Appendix A. See figure A-5. 

(4) For examples to correctly complete OF 346, refer to Appendix A. 


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5-1. GENERAL 

CHAPTER 5 

CIVILIAN APPLICANTS 


a. Background. OF 346 requirements for civilian applicants are somewhat different 

from the requirements for military drivers. These differences depend primarily on whether or 

not the civilian applicant is a federal employee or contractor, whether driving will constitute a 

primary or a secondary duty, and the type of vehicle to be operated. The following paragraphs 

summarize the special requirements for civilian applicants. A copy of the CFR Title 5 Chapter I, 

Office of Personnel Management (OPM), Part 930 is required in each licensing office that 

licenses civilian employees. Part 930 of the 5 CFR should be reviewed for detailed guidance. 

b. Applicability. Except when otherwise noted, the standards and procedures given 

below apply to all civilian applicants within the United States and to American citizens overseas. 

Overseas applicants who are foreign nationals should be licensed in accordance with policies set 

forth by the local command. 

c. Definitions. See Appendix D for definition of federal and non-federal employees, 

primary and incidental drivers. 

5-2. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS (NEW PERMITS). Except as noted, the following 

requirements apply to all civilian employees. 

a. Age. The OPM Part E09-E10establishes that when no minimum age limit for 

application of an OF 346 is included in a job qualification standard, the minimum age is 16 years 

for high school graduate or non-graduate who has been awarded a GED or its equivalent or who 

has completed a government-sanctioned formal training program. Each state places age 

restrictions for different vehicle types that must be honored by the licensing office. Applicants 

must possess a valid state driver’s license. 

b. Authorization. The necessity for licensing of civilian employees will be 

established by their supervisor. 

c. Current State Licenses. All civilian OF 346 applicants must be able to produce a 

current valid state driver's license that is valid for the class and weight of the vehicle, which they 

will be driving. If unsure whether the applicant’s state license qualifies him/her to drive a certain 

vehicle, contact the nearest state licensing agency or police authority for guidance. This 

requirement may be waived for American citizens overseas. 

d. Knowledge of English Language. The applicant must be able to speak, read and 

write basic English. 

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e. Vehicle Records (VR) Check. Complete Vehicle Record Checks per Appendix B 

of this manual. Civilian drivers must pass the Vehicle Records Check to ensure his/her driver’s 

license is valid. Interpret adverse reports and take any necessary action. 

f. Any applicant that is not trained to the standard of this license manual will have 

restrictions placed on their license, (i.e. “On Base Only”, “No Fording”, or “No Boom 

Operation”). 

g. Road Time. To obtain a license the minimum road training mileage listed in 

Table 5-1 must be accomplished in the vehicle to be licensed on. 

1). Civilian motor vehicle operators will not conduct blackout driving, offroad 

driving, fording or NVG training. 

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Table 5-1. Civilian License Mileage Requirement 

REQUIRED 

MILES 

ROAD TRAINING TASKS 



5-3. PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS FOR CIVILIANS. Refer to the OPM for medical 

referral procedures for civilian applicants with the following disorders: 

a. All Civilians. The following standards apply to both federal, non-federal, and 

contracted civilian applicants. 

(1) Epilepsy. Applicants who have suffered epileptic seizures within 2 years 

are disqualified from holding an OF 346, according to FPM regulations. An epileptic condition 

may be described by the applicant as blackouts, convulsions, fainting spells, loss of 

consciousness, grand mal, petit mal, or similar terms. The applicant may be qualified to drive, 

following medical evaluation, if free of epileptic seizures for at least 2 years. 

(2) Diabetes. Applicants with active diabetes are disqualified from holding 

OF 346s when their primary job would be to operate a vehicle. Persons with less severe and 

properly controlled diabetes are acceptable for incidental driving duties. Diabetic conditions are 

defined as “acceptable” if the applicant meets all of the following conditions: 

(a) The condition is controlled by diet, oral hypoglycemic, or no more 

than 25 units of insulin daily. 

(b) The applicant has suffered no insulin reaction, diabetic coma, or 

serious side effects within the past 2 years. 

(c) There has been no significant change in the amount of insulin 

required during the past 2 years.


b. Federal Employees. Civilians who are federal employees fall into a special 

category. The OPM physical standards for drivers are considerably different from Marine Corps 

standards. In all cases, a qualified military or Federal medical officer may grant a waiver of any 

particular requirement. When screening federal employees, screen to the following standards: 

(1) Visual Acuity. For a standard permit, the federal applicant must have 

vision of at least 20/40 (Snellen) in both eyes without corrective lenses. Applicants who require 

glasses or contact lenses to meet the standard must be issued a “Corrective Lenses Required” 

limitation on their permit. 

(2) Field of Vision. The federal applicant must have a field of vision of at 

least 60 degrees to the right and left when gazing straight ahead. 

(3) Hearing. The federal applicant must have hearing acuity of at least 15/20 

in the better ear, with or without a hearing aid. There is no minimum standard for the other ear. 

(4) Color Vision, Depth Perception, and Reaction Time. There are no 

requirements for testing and no minimum standards. 

(5) All Other Conditions. For all other conditions requiring medical referral, 

attach a memorandum to the OF 345 describing the type of vehicle to be driven, the approximate 

number of hours of driving required each day, and the condition that requires evaluation. Have 

the applicant take the OF 345 and attached memorandum to a medical officer and request a 

medical evaluation. If recommended for licensing, an OF 346 may be issued in accordance with 

the procedures described in paragraph 5-4 or 5-5, as applicable. 

5-4. ISSUING PROCEDURES (FEDERAL EMPLOYEES ONLY). Use these procedures 

for issuing permits to federal employee applicants. Federal employees whose primary duties 

involve driving will normally have been qualified for the job through competitive examination. 

Such applicants may be issued an OF 346 after completing the skill and road tests for the 

category of vehicle they will be driving. The OF 346 will be valid only if accompanied by a 

current state driver's license. 

5-5. ISSUING PROCEDURES (NON-FEDERAL AND CONTRACTED 

EMPLOYEES). Non-federal and contracted civilian applicants must meet all testing and 

screening requirements that apply to Marine Corps applicants, including physical 

screening/examination standards, knowledge testing, skill and road testing, and special 

requirements for specific vehicles. After issue, the OF 346 will be valid only if accompanied by 

a current state driver’s license. 

5-6. RECORD KEEPING. A copy of the applicant’s license application will be provided to 

the supervisor to file in the employees folder. 

NOTE: 

No civilian OF 346 holders (federal, non-federal, or contracted employees) 

shall operate tactical equipment in a tactical convoy or during combat 

operations. Only administrative movements are authorized. 

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CHAPTER 6 

PROCEDURES FOR ISSUING LICENSES 


6-1. GENERAL. The following paragraphs present basic recording requirements for issuing 

or denying the OF 346. Refer to Chapter 3, APPLICATION, INITIAL SCREENING, AND 

TRAINING REQUIREMENTS which establishes the prerequisites for granting of the OF 346. 

6-2. COMPLETING THE DOCUMENTATION. Applies to all applicants for learners’ 

permits and to all successful applicants for standard OF 346s. 

a. Application, NAVMC 10964. Part I of the application should have been 

completed during the initial interview. The expiration date, Block 28, will be four years from the 

issue date reflected in Block 27. Prepare Part III of the NAVMC 10964, Figure A-1, Appendix 

A, Block 25 is signed and dated by the Licensing Examiner who signs as the Qualifying Official 

on page 2 or 3 of the OF 346. Block 29 is completed and signed by the Issuing Official who 

should sign it after signing the front of the applicant’s new OF 346 or verifying the renewal or 

upgrade. Prepare Part III for signature as follows: 

(1) Check the appropriate boxes in 20 through 23. Quantify and specify 

further details in blocks 22 and 23. List vehicles and equipment qualified to operate in block 24. 

(2) New Licenses and Renewals. In blocks 26 through 28, record the card 

number issued, the date issued and expiration date on the OF 346. Information recorded in 

blocks 26 through 28 and the applicant’s name are to be recorded in the permit log book 

(Paragraph 1–6.a). New card numbers will not be issued for renewals, upgrades or duplicates. 

The old card number will be utilized from the applicant’s old OF 346, old NAVMC 10964 

within the history file or MCTFS print out. New dates will not be assigned for the issued and 

expiration dates for an upgrade or duplicate, the original dates from the applicant’s old OF 346, 

old NAVMC 10964 within the history file or MCTFS print out will be utilized. The expiration 

date in block 28 for a new or renewal may be up to four years from the date issued in block 27. 

The OF 346 is void upon release from Active Duty with the exception of enlisting into the 

Reserves. 

(3) Learner's Permits. Make entry in category section, Block 20, “Learner’s 

Permit Issued date and number”. Learner’s Permits will expire after 6 months. 

NOTE: 

To reduce administrative burden, Learner’s permits for students attending 

incidental operator’s courses may be issued using local standard operating 

procedures that identify the student with the permit (i.e. Database, Logbook, 

etc.). Permits that are required for a term longer than the incidental operator’s 

course must be completely filled out. 

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b. U.S. Government Motor Vehicle Operator’s Identification Card, OF 346. 

Complete both the front and the back of the OF 346, giving full and complete information. 

Restrictions for the back of the OF 346 are: medical certificate required, corrective lenses 

required, hearing aid required, on-base only until the age of 21 and on-base only. Make sure all 

necessary restrictions are entered on the back. All vehicles requiring medical certification must 

be annotated with an “*”. The issuing official signs the front of the form in the block marked: 

“Signature of Issuing Official.” The Licensing Examiner signs the back, next to each 

qualification entry. Requirements for the different types of transactions are as follows: 

(1) New Licenses, Figure A-4, Appendix A. Base all OF 346 entries on the 

information contained in Parts I, II, and III of NAVMC 10964. 

(2) Upgrades, Figure A-5, Appendix A. Enter new qualifications on the back 

of the existing OF 346. The Licensing Examiner's signature is required next to each new entry 

as well as the licensing code for the office issuing the upgrade. 

(3) Adding a Page Three. Figure A-7 and A-8, Appendix A. If lacking room 

for the new qualification on the original OF 346, create a "Page 3", numbering appropriately. In 

the "Restriction" block on the back, enter "Page 2 of 3" on the original OF 346 and “Page 3 of 3” 

on the additional page. Record the card number in the “Restriction” block on the back of the 

Page 3. The licensing official need not sign the front of a "Page 3" OF 346. 

(4) Duplicates, Figure A-6, Appendix A. Issue a new OF 346 based on the 

information given on the application NAVMC 10964, Part I, accompanied by a certified true 

copy of the MCTFS read out or a copy of the NAVMC 10964 Form with original card number, 

signatures, and showing current vehicles he/she is qualified to operator. Enter the notation 

“Duplicate” in the Restriction Block of the OF 346. The licensing official signs the front of the 

card. The qualifying official signs the back, next to each qualification. 

(5) Hazardous Material License, Figures A-7 and A-8, Appendix A. 

Hazardous Material Licenses will be in accordance with the NAVSEA SWO20-AF-HBK-010, 

Para 3-2 and State “explosive/Hazmat driver must hold a current medical certificate.” This 

pertains to all Navy and Marine Corps personnel engaged in the transportation of hazardous 

materials; Class 1 through 9 and Civilian Employees. 

(a). All hazardous material endorsements will be annotated on a 

separate endorsement page. All hazardous material endorsements have a 2 year recertification 

date, this date will be annotated on the page. See example Figures A-7 and A-8, Appendix A. 

(b). If a detailed medical examination was required (Chapter 3), also 

enter the notation “*Medical Certificate Required” in the “Other Records” block. Under the 

“Type Vehicle and/or Equipment” block, enter the vehicle series, or special qualification being 

sought. The licensing official signs the front of the OF 346 and the examining official signs on 

the back, next to the qualification entry. 

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(6) Renewals. Complete the OF 346 with qualifications taken from Part III of 

the applicant’s new NAVMC 10964 and a certified copy of the MCTFS. Destroy the old OF 346 

before signing the new one. 

(7) Learner’s Permit, Figure A-9, Appendix A. A learner’s permit is issued 

for a period no longer than 6 months. If the operator exceeds 6 months, the licensing examiner 

may issue a new learners permit with a letter from the commanding officer or civilian 

department head. Complete the front of the OF 346, basing entries on the information in the 

application NAVMC 10964, Parts I and II. On the back of the OF 346, under “Restrictions”, 

enter the notation “Learner’s Permit, Must Be Accompanied By Licensed Driver”. 

(8) Shop Use Only License, Figure A-10, Appendix A. A shop use only 

license is issued to qualified maintenance personnel for the sole purpose of performing an 

operational and safety check on a vehicle that has been repaired. Use is restricted to short 

distance movement of equipment around a maintenance facility or for road test in a designated 

area to verify repair. On the back of the OF 346, under “Restrictions”, enter the notations “Shop 

Use Only” and for Military Motorcycles, enter double asterisks to the left of “Hard Surface Road 

Only” and Military Motorcycle. Operators must be accompanied by a licensed operator when 

using a Shop Use Only permit as a learners permit. 

6-3. Lamination. Lamination is authorized for front part of the license. 

6-4. Notification Action. In all cases, the licensing official signs the NAVMC 10964 Part III, 

"License Action”, Figure A-1, Appendix A, then sends a copy of the application to the 

applicant's supervisor, as notification of the disposition of the application. 

6-5. Records. 

a. In order to reduce the amount of entries into the Service Record Book/Officer 

Qualification Record (SRB/OQR), entries will no longer be recorded on the NAVMC 118 (11) 

(ADMINISTRATIVE REMARKS). Government vehicle operator permits (issuance, renewal 

and upgrade) are now reportable via the Unit Diary (UD). UD entries will be made using the 

Table of Authorized Materials Control Numbers (TAMCN). Each TAMCN represents the 

vehicle series for which the operator is licensed.. 

b. File copies of all documentation relating to the issuance or denial of OF 346s per 

the instructions contained in Paragraph 1-5 of this manual. 

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CHAPTER 7 


LICENSE REVOCATION, SUSPENSION, AND REINSTATEMENT PROCEDURES 

7-1. GENERAL. This chapter establishes procedures to use when a driver's licensing status 

must be changed after having been issued or denied an OF 346. These situations include 

notifications regarding the applicant’s driving record; and notifications after the driver has been 

transferred or separated from active duty. 

7-2. REVOCATION. See Appendix D for definition of "Revocation". When a driver's OF 

346 has been revoked due to an adverse Vehicle Records (VR) report, file the Report of Inquiry, 

Fig. 2-B, in the Operator’s History File. When a revoked OF 346 is returned to your office by a 

driver's commanding officer, write "REVOKED UNTIL (date)" on its face and on the NAVMC 

10964. Replacing a revoked permit requires execution of the procedures for the application for a 

new permit. 

7-3. SUSPENSION. See Appendix D for the definition of “Suspension.” 

a. License Suspension. The violations listed below will result in a license 

suspension or loss of State driver’s license. The length of the suspension is at the discretion of 

the 1st line of authority for a Court Marshal. 

(1) Conviction of DWI/DUI 

(2) Convicted of a positive urinalysis test result. 

(3) A guilty verdict for possession of illegal drugs. 

b. Suspension by Commanding Officer. Any OF 346 may be suspended at the 

discretion of the Commanding Officer. The individual's commanding officer will insure that the 

OF 346 has been confiscated and held until the suspension period has expired. The OF 346 may 

then be returned to the individual without formal licensing office processing. No retesting is 

necessary unless the commanding officer requests it. Retesting requires that the commanding 

officer completes and signs a NAVMC 10964 for a new permit transaction. 

7-4. REINSTATEMENT. 

a. Vehicle Records makes an Incorrect Identification. In the event a records check 

provides erroneous information on a applicant as someone whose state driver's license was 

withdrawn, denied or was identified as having a poor driving record. In such cases, the 

applicant’s commanding officer must be notified immediately that the individual is eligible for a 

license. When the application comes in for a reinstated OF 346, issue one identical to the one 

that was erroneously revoked. No retesting is required. 

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7-5. NOTIFICATION PROCEDURES. 

a. Civilian Applicants. All correspondence should be sent to the civilian’s 

responsible office. In addressing the notice, use the title, not the name of the individual who 

signed Block 17 on the application NAVMC 10964. 

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b. Military Applications. 

(1) Any correspondence received on an applicant will be forwarded to his/her 

commanding officer. If the applicant has been transferred, the commanding officer will forward 

it to the new command. 

(2) Applicant Separated from Active Duty. The correspondence will be 

returned to the Licensing Office and retained as stated in Paragraph 1-5 of 

this manual. 

(3) 353X Marines, the procedures will be followed to permanently revoke the 

license. Manpower & Reserve Affairs (M&RA) will be notified by the 

commander via (I&L LPC 1).

APPENDIX A 

REQUIRED FORMS 


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PART I NAVMAC 10964, APPLICATION FOR GOVERNMENT VEHICLE OPERATORS 

PERMIT 

Block 1. Last name, first name and middle name of applicant 

Block 2. Rank of applicant as shown on ID card 

Block 3. Last 4 of Social Security Number of applicant as shown on ID Card 

Block 4. Parent organization of applicant 

Block 5. Sex of applicant; M (male) or F (female) 

Block 6. Height, in inches, of applicant as shown on ID Card 

Block 7. Weight, in pounds, of applicant 

Block 8. Color of applicant’s eyes as shown on state operator’s permit 

Block 9. Color of applicant’s hair as shown on state operator’s permit 

Block 10. Place of birth of applicant (city and state) 

Block 11. Date of birth of applicant as shown on ID Card (dd/mmm/yy) 

Block 12. State that issued current valid operator’s permit (if applicable) 

Block 13. License number as shown on current state operator’s permit (if applicable) 

Block 14. Date the current state operator’s permit was issued, as shown on operator’s permit 

(if applicable) (mm/dd/yy) 

Block 15. Expiration date of current state operator’s permit (if applicable) (mm/dd/yy) 

Block 16. Class of vehicle applicant has been authorized to operate by state (if applicable) 

Block 17. Signature of applicant’s commanding officer or designated Official/Supervisor 

and date 

PART II EXAMINATION 

Block 18. Place an X in appropriate column for successful or unsuccessful completion of 

listed test 

Block 19. List all restrictions placed upon applicant (i.e. corrective lens, medical etc.) to the 

right of the “CHECK HERE IF NONE” block 

PART III LICENSE APPLICATION 

Block 20. Place an X in appropriate block for type of license transaction 

Block 21. Place an X in the block(s) that apply for this license transaction 

Block 22. Place an X in the block(s) that apply for this license transaction and Ton/Pass 

information (if applicable) 

Block 23. Place an X in the block (s) that apply for this license transaction 

Block 24. List all vehicles/equipment by TAMCN followed by vehicle/equipment 

nomenclature in parenthesis. Example; D0198 (MK23/25) etc. the applicant will 

be qualified to operate 

Block 25. Payroll signature of licensing examiner and date 

Block 26. Number that is assigned to OF-346 as entered into Permit Log 

Block 27. Date the license is issued (dd/mmm/yy) 

Block 28. Expiration date of license being issued (dd/mmm/yy/ 

Block 29. Payroll signature of Licensing Officer /Issuing Official 

PART IV RECORDING ACTION 

Block 30. Payroll signature of individual authorized to ensure all required information is 

entered into MCTFS and Unit Diary entry number 

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Figure A-1. NAVMC 10964, Application for Government Vehicle Operator's Permit 

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OF-345, PHYSICAL FITNESS INQUIRY FOR MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATORS 

Block 1. Last, first and middle name of applicant 

Block 2. Date of birth (mm/dd/yy) 

Block 3. Title of position (rank) 

Block 4. Home address (home of record) 

Block 5. Employing agency (current military address) 

Block 6. Applicant to place an X in either the “yes” or “no” column of each item 

Block 7. Explanation as to why a “yes” was marked in Block 6 

Block 8. Applicant to place an X in “yes” or “no” for each question asked 

Block 9. Payroll signature of applicant 

Block 10. Date applicant signed the document (mm/dd/yy) 

REVIEW AND CERTIFICATION OF ISSUING OFFICIAL 

The issuing official (interviewer) will place an X in the appropriate block, sign the form with 

his/her payroll signature and date it (mm/dd/yy) 

NOTE: 

The issuing official will be a Staff Non-Commission Officer, Officer or civilian assigned in 

writing by that licensing office’s Company Commander or Commanding Officer. 

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Figure A-2. OF-345, Physical Fitness Inquiry for Motor Vehicle Operators 


A-5


NAVMC 10969, EXAMINATION FOR MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATORS 

The NAVMC 10969 and NAVMC 10970 will be filled out and completed by the examining 

medical officer/Independent Duty Corpsman as noted on the form. 

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Figure A-3. NAVMC 10969; Physical Examination for Motor Vehicle Operators 

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OF-346; U.S. GOVERNMENT MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATOR’S IDENTIFICATION 

CARD 

Card number: Number that is assigned to permit and entered into logbook 

Name Operator: Last name, first name and middle initial of operator 

Sex: M (male)/ F (female) 

Signature of operator: Payroll signature of operator 

Date of birth of operator: ddmmmyy 

Social Security Number: Last 4 as shown on operator’s ID card 

Name/location of issuing 

unit: Unit, and address of the Licensing Office 

Height: Height of operator, in inches, as shown on ID card 

Weight: Current weight of operator 

Hair color: Operator’s hair color as shown on valid state operator’s 

permit (if applicable) 

Eye color: Operator’s eye color as shown on valid state operator’s 


Date issued: Date license issued (ddmmmyy) 

Date expires: Date licensing official determines (ddmmmyy) 

Signature/Title: Payroll signature and title of Issuing Officer and unit licensing 

code 

Restrictions: List any and all restrictions to operator. Also, the following 

will be placed in this block: “VOID PAGE IF LAMINATED”, 

Card #,. Place “Duplicate”, “Corrective Lens Required”, “Hearing 

Aid Required”, “* MEDICAL CERTIFICATE REQUIRED” and 

Page 2 of 3 entries (if applicable). If the operator is a graduate of 

the Military Motorcycle Maintenance Course, his/her license will 

be restricted to “**HARD SURFACE ROAD ONLY”. 

Type of vehicle: Enter TYPES of vehicle qualified and Licensing Code from 

licensing office who originally trained the operator 

Capacity: Maximum capacity of vehicle being licensed for 

Qualifying Official: Payroll signature of Licensing Examiner 

Other records: Additional vehicles authorized to operate or carry 

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OF 346 

11/85 USOPM 

FPM Chapter 930 

Name of Operator (Not transferable) 

Butler, Smedley D. 

Date of Birth 

10 Nov 75 

Height 

70 

Date Issued 

01 Dec 99 

U.S. Government Motor Vehicle 

Operator’s Identification Card 

Social Security No. 

xxxxx6780 

Weight Hair Color 

195 

BRN 

Date Expires 

30 Nov 03 

Sex 

M 

Eye Color 

GRN 

Card No. 

1000-.99 

Signature of Operator (Not valid 

until signed) 

Name and Location of Issuing Unit 

MTIC,MARDET, 

FLW, MO 65473-5850 

Signature and Title of Issuing 

Officer 

LIC. OFFICER (M500) 

The holder of this card is qualified to operate U.S. Government vehicles and/or equipment 

specified, subject to the restrictions set forth on the other half of this card. Card must be carried at 

all times when operating Government vehicles. 

OF 346 

11/85 USOPM 



Restrictions 

Card# 1000-99 

VOID PAGE IF LAMINATED 

QUALIFIED TO OPERATE 

Type Vehicle and/or equipment Capacity Qualifying Official 

M1123/998 (M500) 2 ¼ TON 

M1152 W/ARMOR (M500) 21/2 TON 

OTHER RECORDS (Optional) 

NSN 7540-00-634-3999 50346-101 

Figure A-4. OF-346; U.S. Government Motor Vehicle Operator’s Identification Card 





Sex 

M 

Card No. 

1000-.99 


until signed) 

Restrictions 

Card# 1000-99 VOID PAGE IF LAMINATED 

*MEDICAL CERTIFICATE REQUIRED 



M1123/998 (M500) 2 ¼ TON 

Date of Birth Social Security No. 



10 Nov 75 xxxxx6780 MTIC,MARDET, 

*MK23/25/27/28 (M500) 15 TON 

Height Weight Hair Color Eye Color FLW, MO 65473-5850 


70 195 BRN GRN Officer 

Date Issued 

Date Expires 

01 Dec 99 

30 Nov 03 





OF 346 

11/85 USOPM 



*MK36 Wrecker (M500) 15 TON 

*MK48/MK15 (M500) 23 TON 

NSN 7540-00-634-3999 50346-101 

Figure A-5. OF-346; Special Purpose Upgrade License 




Sex 

Card No. 

1000-.99 


until signed) 

Restrictions 

Card# 1000-99 VOID PAGE IF LAMINATED DUPLICATE 

CORRECTIVE LENS REQUIRED *MEDICAL CERTIFICATE 

REQUIRED 




M 

M1123/998 (M500) 2 ¼ TON 




10 Nov 75 xxxxx6780 MTIC,MARDET, 





Date Issued 

Date Expires 

01 Dec 99 

30 Nov 03 





Figure A-6. OF-346; Duplicate License 


NSN 7540-00-634-3999 50346-101 

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OF-346: U.S. GOVERNMENT MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATOR’S IDENTIFICATION 

CARD 



Sex: M (male) / F (female) 








Hair color: Operator’s hair color as shown on valid state operators permit (if 

applicable) 

Eye color: Operator’s eye color as shown on valid state operators 





code 

Restrictions: Type in all restrictions to operator. Also, the following 


Card #, and “Duplicate” if applicable. Ammo and fuel 

endorsements will be placed on a separate endorsement page 2 of 

the OF-346. 

Type of vehicle: Under TYPES of vehicle and/or Equipment, 1 st line, type 

“ENDORSEMENT PAGE ONLY”, 2 ND line type *HAZARDOUS 

MATERIAL and Licensing Code from official who upgrades the 

license, 3rd line type, MT 12-HR OPERATOR COURSE. 

Capacity: For Hazardous material endorsement page, 1 st line, type N/A 

adjacent endorsement page only, 2 nd line type “FUEL” and or 

“AMMO”. 

Qualifying Official: Payroll signature of licensing examiner for AMMO or HAZMAT 

entries in the Capacity block. 

Other records: 1 st line, type, *EXPLOSIVE DRIVER-MUST HOLD A 

CURRENT MEDICAL CERTIFICATE and/or *HAZMAT 

DRIVER-MUST HOLD A CURRENT MEDICAL 

CERTIFICATE, 2 nd line type, VALID STATE DRIVER 

LICENSE REQUIRED and qualifying official signature, 3rd th line, 

type, EXPLOSIVES DRIVER ENDORSEMENT EXPIRES 10 

AUG 2003 and/or “HAZARDOUS MATERIAL DRIVER 

ENDORSEMENT EXPIRES 10 AUG 2003” and signature of 

licensing examiner and on 4 th line if under 21, type VALID FOR 

USE ON-BASE ONLY (if applicable). 

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OF 346 

11/85 USOPM 





Sex 

Card No. 

1000-.99 


until signed) 


Restrictions 

Card# 1000-99 VOID PAGE IF LAMINATED Page 2 of 3 


REQUIRED 




M 

M1123/998 (M500) 2 ¼ TON 




10 Nov 75 xxxxx6780 MTIC,MARDET 





Date Issued 

Date Expires 

01 Dec 99 

30 Nov 03 



specified, subject to the restrictions set forth on the other half of this card. Card must be carried at all 

times when operating Government vehicles. 

Restrictions 

Card# 1000-99 Page 3 of 3 




ENDORSEMENT PAGE ONLY N/A 

*HAZARDOUS MATERIAL (M500) FUEL 


* HAZMAT DRIVER MUST HOLD CURRENT MEDICAL CERTIFICATE 

VALID STATE DRIVERS LICENSE REQUIRED 

HAZMAT DRIVER ENDORSEMENT EXPIRES 10 AUG 2003 

UNDER 21 VALID FOR USE ON-BASE ONLY 

NSN 7540-00-634-3999 50346-101 


NSN 7540-00-634-3999 50346-101 

Figure A-7. OF-346; Standard License, 

Figure A-7. OF-346; Hazardous Material (FUEL) Endorsement Page, Under 21, On Base Only 

A-11


OF 346 

11/85 USOPM 




A-12 



Sex 

M 

Card No. 

1000-.99 


until signed) 

Restrictions 

Card# 1000-99 VOID PAGE IF LAMINATED PAGE 2 0F 3 


REQUIRED 



M1123/998 (M500) 2 ¼TON 




10 Nov 75 xxxxx6780 MTIC,MARDET 





Date Issued 

01 Dec 99 

Date Expires 

30 Nov 03 





Restrictions 

Card# 1000-99 VOID IF LAMINATED PAGE 3 0F 3 



ENDORSEMENT PAGE ONLY N/A 

*HAZARDOUS MATERIAL (M500) AMMO 

DRIVER 12-HR MT COURSE 


* EXPLOSIVE DRIVER MUST HOLD CURRENT MEDICAL CERTIFICATE 

VALID STATE DRIVERS LICENSE REQUIRED 

EXPLOSIVES DRIVER ENDORSEMENT EXPIRES 10 AUG 2003 

NSN 7540-00-634-3999 50346-101 

Figure A-8. OF-346; (AMMO), Endorsement Page 


NSN 7540-00-634-3999 50346-101 

Figure A-8. OF-346; Standard license


OF-346: U.S. GOVERNMENT MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATOR’S IDENTIFICATION 

CARD 



Sex: M (male)/ F (female) 








Hair color: Operator’s hair color as shown on valid state operator’s 


Eye color: Operator’s eye color as shown on valid state operator’s 





code 

Restrictions: List any and all restrictions to operator. Also, the following 


Card #,. Place “Duplicate”, “Corrective Lens Required”, “Hearing 

Aid Required”, “Learners Permit Must Be Accompanied by a 

Licensed Driver”, Shop Use Only, Card #, and Page 2 of 3 entries 

(if applicable). If the operator is a graduate of the Military 

Motorcycle Maintenance Course, his/her license will be restricted 

to “**HARD SURFACE ROAD ONLY”. Enter double asterisks 

to the left of “Hard Surface Road Only” and Military Motorcycle. 

Type of vehicle: Enter TYPES of vehicle qualified to operate and licensing code 

from Official who originally trained the operator 

Capacity: Maximum capacity of vehicle being licensed for 

Qualifying Official: Payroll signature of licensing examiner 

Other records: Additional vehicles authorized to operate or carry 

Note: Learner’s Permits are allowed to be laminated 

A-13


OF 346 

11/85 USOPM 




Date of Birth 

10 Nov 75 

Height 

70 

Date Issued 

01 Dec 99 

A-14 


xxxxx6780 


195 



BRN 

Date Expires 

30 Nov 03 

Sex 

M 

Eye Color 

GRN 

Card No. 

1000-.99 


until signed) 


MTIC,MARDET 

FLW, MO 65473-5850 


Officer 





OF 346 

11/85 USOPM 




Date of Birth 

10 Nov 75 

Height 

70 

Date Issued 

01 Dec 99 




xxxxx6780 


195 

BRN 

Date Expires 

30 Nov 03 

Sex 

M 

Eye Color 

GRN 

Restrictions Card# 1000-99 

LEARNERS PERMIT 

MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A LICENSED DRIVER 





NSN 7540-00-634-3999 50346-101 

Figure A-9. OF-346; Learner's Permit 

Card No. 

1000-.99 


until signed) 


LOS, MCCSSS, MCB 

CLNC 28542 


Officer 





Restrictions Card# 1000-99 **HARD SURFACE ROAD ONLY 

SHOP USE ONLY 




M1123/998 (M400) 2 ¼ TON 

**M1030M1 (M400) 650CC 


NSN 7540-00-634-3999 50346-101 

Figure A-10. OF-346, Shop Use Only License

Figure A-11. NAVMC 10965; Skill and Road Test Score Sheet (Side 1) 

This form will be locally reproduced until stocks are available. 


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A-16 

Figure A-12. Road Test Score Sheet (Side 2) 

This form will be locally reproduced until stocks are available

SAMPLE DRIVERS LOG 


NAME: Full name of individual operating vehicle 

RANK: Rank of individual operating vehicle 

SSN: Last 4 SSN of individual operating vehicle 

UNIT: Unit from which individual operating vehicle is from 

PHONE: Phone number of individual operating vehicle 

START DATE: Date driving log started (mm/dd/yy) 

END DATE: Date driving log complete (mm/dd/yy) 

DATE: Date vehicle is operated (mm/dd/yy) 

ADMIN NUMBER: Administrative number for driver 

VEHICLE NUMBER USMC Serial number 

VEH TYPE: Type of vehicle being operated 

START MILES: Miles shown on vehicle odometer 

END MILES: Miles shown on vehicle odometer 

START TIME: Time started operating vehicle 

END TIME: Time ending vehicle operation 

CONDITION CODES: Add all applicable condition codes from legend 

TOTAL MILES: Total miles driven 

OBSERVING OFFICIAL SIGNATURE: Payroll signature of observing official 

SIGNATURE: MTO/MTC: Payroll signature of MTO/MTC 

PRINT NAME Print name of MTO/MTC signature and date 

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Figure A-13. Sample Drivers Log

STUDENT DRIVERS LOG 


NAME: Full name of individual operating vehicle 

RANK: Rank of individual operating vehicle 

SSN: Last 4 of SSN of individual operating vehicle 

UNIT: Unit from which individual operating vehicle is from 

PHONE: Phone number of individual operating vehicle 

START DATE: Date driving log started (mm/dd/yy) 

END DATE: Date driving log complete (mm/dd/yy) 

DATE: Date vehicle is operated (mm/dd/yy) 

ADMIN NUMBER: Administrative number for driver 

VEHICLE NUMBER USMC Serial number 

START MILES: Miles shown on vehicle odometer 

END MILES: Miles shown on vehicle odometer 

VEH TYPE: Type of vehicle being operated 

START TIME: Time started operating vehicle 

END TIME: Time ending vehicle operation 

PRIMARY OPERATOR: Name of primary operator 

SIGNATURE: PRIMARY OPERATOR: Payroll signature of operator 

CONDITION CODES: Add all applicable condition codes from legend 

TOTAL MILES: Total miles driven 

OBSERVING OFFICIAL SIGNATURE: Payroll signature of observing official 

SIGNATURE: MTO/MTC: Payroll signature of MTO/MTC 

PRINT NAME Print name of MTO/MTC signature and date 

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A-20 

Figure A-14. Sample Student Drivers Log

Figure A-15. NAVMC 10970, Medical Examiner’s Certificate for Drivers 


A-21

APPENDIX B 

VEHICLE RECORDS CHECK PROCEDURES 


B-1. GENERAL BACKGROUND. US Investigations Services (USIS) is the largest supplier 

of background investigations to the federal government. The USIS provides access to a webbased 

driver's record identification database at www.usis.com.and confirms that an applicant 

holds a valid driver’s license and report violations, licenses that have been denied, suspended, or 

revoked for a period dating back a number of years, depending upon the severity of the offense. 

The Vehicle Records (VR) Checks replaces the National Drivers Records (NDR) check process 

and this service has now been expanded and available to Federal agencies with direct access to 

records from all 50 states and VR Express for 41 states (see VR Table for state-by-state 

availability). Access to USIS website and the VR database will be completed by MEF 

authorized personnel only for all Applicants. The following contact information is provided. 

USIS Screening and Information Services 

Background and Drug Testing Program 

4500 S. 129 th East Avenue, Suite 200 

Tulsa, OK 74134-5885 

866-205-6129 

B-2. VR “SEARCH TECHNIQUES”. When a state agency withdraws, suspends, revokes, 

or denies a driver's license to an applicant, it reports the applicant’s name and other identifying 

data to the Department of Motor Vehicles DMV. DMV holds this information in its computer 

banks indefinitely. When an individual applies for a driver's license in any state, or applies for 

an OF 346, the VR searches its data banks to determine if the individual’s license has been 

withdrawn. When a probable “match” is made, that is, when it appears that an applicant is the 

person whose license was withdrawn or denied by a state agency, DMV immediately forwards 

this information to the state or federal agency where the individual has applied for a new license. 

B-3. INITIAL INQUIRY. The inquiry described in this paragraph is normally accomplished 

as part of the initial interview; Chapter 3. Have the applicant complete a locally generated 

request or search of VR. Make sure the applicants know they are to print clearly. In order to 

accurately process the form, it is essential that the individual’s name and date of birth are 

accurate. It is the responsibility of the licensing official to verify the accuracy of this 

information. Inspect each completed form to ensure it is legible and authorized personnel will 

input data into the VR website: 

B-4. ACTION FOLLOWING COMPLETION OF AN INQUIRY FORM. The VR will 

reply to inquiries only if it finds a probably match between the applicant and a driver who has 

had his/her license withdrawn or denied by a state licensing authority. Since such reports occur 

in a minimum of cases, continue to process the individual’s OF 346. 

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APPENDIX C 

LICENSING OFFICE CODE IDENTIFIERS 

LICENSING CODE COMMAND 

M71 Commander 

Marine Corps Systems Command 

2033 Barnett Avenue, Suite 315 

MCB, Quantico, VA 22134-5010 

M72 Instructor Battalion 

The Basic School 

24164 Belleau Avenue 

Marine Corps Combat Development Command 



M73 Drivers Training Branch, Safety Division 

Headquarters Company, Headquarters & Service Battalion 


M74 Commanding Officer 

Marine Barracks 

8 th & I Streets 

S.E. Washington, DC 20390-5000 


MCTSSA 

Box 555171 

MCB Camp Pendleton, CA 92055-5171 


HQ Bn, HQMC 

Henderson Hall 

1555 Southgate Road 

Arlington VA 22214-0000 

M77 Commanding General 

Marine Corps Combat Development Command 

Quantico, VA 22134 

Attn: Base Motor Transport Office 


2 nd Marine Division 

MARFORLANT 

Camp Lejeune, NC 28542 

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2 nd Marine Logistics Group 

MARFORLANT 



2 nd Marine Aircraft Wing 

MARFORLANT 

MCAS, Cherry Point, NC 28533-0013 


Marine Wing Support Squadron 272 

MARFORLANT 

MCAS, New River, NC 28545-1002 


Marine Wing Support Squadron 273 

MARFORLANT 

MCAS, Beaufort, SC 29904 


II Marine Expeditionary Force Headquarters Group 

MARFORLANT 



8 th Communication Battalion 

MARFORLANT 



Twenty Second Marine Expeditionary Unit 

MARFORLANT 



Twenty Fourth Marine Expeditionary Unit 

MARFORLANT 



Twenty Sixth Marine Expeditionary Unit 

MARFORLANT 


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Marine Corps Security Force Battalion 

MARFORLANT 

Norfolk, VA 23515-2596 


Chemical & Biological Initial Response Force 




Marine Corps Recruit Depot/Eastern Recruiting Region 

P.O. Box 19001 

Parris Island, SC 29905-9001 


Marine Corps Air Station 

Beaufort, SC 29904-5000 

M115 Commanding General 

Attn: Base Motor Transport Officer 

Marine Corps Base 



MARSOC 

MARFORCOM 

II MEF 



Marine Corps Air Station 

PSC Box 8003 

Cherry Point, NC 28533-0003 

Attn: Station Motor Transport Officer 


III Marine Expeditionary Force 

MARFORPAC 

Unit 35601 

FPO AP, CA 96606-5601 

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M201-M203 Commanding General 

3 rd Marine Logistics Group 

Unit 38401 

FPO AP, CA 96604-8401 

Attn: G3/LMCC 


Combat Service Support Group 3 


MARFORPAC 

Marine Corps Base, Hawaii 

Kaneohe, HI 96863 


3 rd Transportation Support Battalion 


Unit 38401 

FPO AP, CA 96604-8401 


9 th Engineer Support Battalion 


Unit 38401 

FPO AP, CA 96604-8401 


Headquarters and Service Battalion 


Unit 38401 

FPO AP, CA 96604-8401 


3 rd Material Readiness Battalion 


Unit 38401 

FPO AP, CA 96604-8401 


Combat Service Support Detachment 36 


Unit 38401 

FPO AP, CA 96604-8401 

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3 rd Marine Division 

Unit 38401 

FPO AP, CA 96604-8401 


1 st Marine Aircraft Wing 

MARFORPAC 

Camp Butler, Japan 

FPO Seattle, WA 


Marine Wing Support Squadron-171 

1 st Marine Aircraft Wing 

MARFORPAC 

PSC 561 

FPO AP, CA 96310-0029 



3 rd Marine Expeditionary Force Headquarters Group 

3 rd Marine Expeditionary Force 

Unit 35601 

FPO AP, CA 96606-5601 


31 st Marine Expeditionary Unit 

3 rd Marine Expeditionary Force 

Unit 35601 

FPO AP, CA 96606-5601 

M215 Commanding Officer 


MARFORPAC 

MCB Camp Butler, Okinawa, Japan 

FPO AP 96373-5001 


School of Infantry (SOI West) 


Camp Pendleton, CA 92055-5061 

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Attn: AC/S Safety Division 


Camp Smedley D. Butler Okinawa 

UNIT 35001 

FPO AP 96373-5001 


Marine Corps Base Hawaii 

Attn: Motor Transport Officer (GME) 

P.O. Box 63082 

MCBH Kaneohe Bay, HI 96863-3082 

M219 Assistant Chief of Staff, Logistics 

Southwest Region Fleet Transportation (SWRFT) 

Box 555014 



Headquarters & Service Battalion 

Marine Force Pacific 

Camp H. M. Smith, HI 96863 


Attn: Station Motor Transport Officer 

MCAS Yuma, AZ 85364 


Marine Corps Communication-Electronics School 

Marine Corps Air Ground Task Force Training Command 

P.O. Box 788251 

Twentynine Palms, CA 92278-8251 


Marine Air Ground Task Force 

Training Command 



7 th Marine Regiment, 1 st MARDIV 

Box 788260 


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3 rd Marine (-) (Rein) 

Box 63004 

MCBH Kaneohe Bay, HI 96863-3004 


1 st Battalion (-) (Rein) 12 th Marines 

12 th Marine Regiment, 3 rd Marine Division 

MEF Hawaii 

Box 63024 

MCBH Kaneohe Bay, HI 96863 


1 st Marine Division 

MARFORPAC 

MCB Camp Pendleton, CA 92055 

M251A Commanding Officer 

11th Marine Regiment, 1 st MARDIV 

Box 555380 


M251B Commanding Officer 

1 st Marine Special Operations Battalion 

Box 555341 




1 st Marine Expeditionary Force Command Element 

1 st Marine Expeditionary Force 

MARFORPAC 



11 th Marine Expeditionary Unit 

MARFORPAC 



13 th Marine Expeditionary Unit 

MARFORPAC 


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15 th Marine Expeditionary Unit 

MARFORPAC 




Marine Wing Support Group-37 

3 rd Marine Aircraft Wing 

MARFORPAC 

MCAS Yuma, AZ 85369 





MARFORPAC 

MCAF, Camp Pendleton, CA 92055 



Marine Wing Support Group- 37 


MARFORPAC 

MCAS Miramar, CA 92146 





MARFORPAC 


Marine Air Control Group-38 


MARFORPAC 

MCAS Miramar, CA 92146 


1 st Marine Logistics Group 

MARFORPAC 

Camp Pendleton, CA 92055 

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1 st Marine Expeditionary Group Headquarters Group 

1 st Marine Expeditionary Group 

MARFORPAC 




MARFORPAC 



Logistics Operation School 

Marine Corps Combat Service Support Schools 



School of Infantry, East 

Marine Corps Combat Service Support Schools 



Motor Transport Instruction Company 

Marine Corps Detachment 

686 Minnesota Ave 

Fort Leonard Wood, MO 65473-8963 


Military Police/Nuclear, Biological & Chemical 

Instruction Company 


686 Minnesota Ave 

Fort Leonard Wood, MO 65473-8963 


Marine Corps Logistics Command 

814 Radford Blvd, Ste 20301 

Albany, GA 31704-0301 

Attn: Maintenance Center Albany, 

Maintenance Center Barstow, FSD Albany, 

FSD Barstow, Blount Island Command 

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Goodfellow Air Force Base 

San Angelo, TX 76902 


Marine Aviation Training Support Group-21 

Naval Air Station Pensacola 

Pensacola, FL 32508 


1 st Radio Battalion 

1 st Marine Expeditionary Force 

MCB, Camp Pendleton, CA 92055 

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LICENSING CODE RESERVE COMMANDS 


Headquarters 

Marine Forces, Reserve 

4400 Dauphine Street 

New Orleans, LA 70146 

M300A 3 rd Civil Affairs Group, MARFORRES 

Box 555123 


M300B 4th Civil Affairs Group, MARFORRES 

190 Poremba Ct. Ste 108 

Washington DC 20373-5817 


Headquarters Battalion 

Marine Forces, Reserve 

4400 Dauphine Street 

New Orleans, LA 70146 

M301A MP Co (-), HQ Bn, 4th Marine Division 

6400 Bloomington Road 

Twin Cities, MN 55111 

M301B Comm Co (-), HQ Bn, 4th Marine Division 

3190 Gilbert Avenue 

Cincinnati, OH 45207 


M301C Det Communications Co, H&S Bn, 4th Marine Division 

3010 Whiteriver Pkwy E Dr 

Indianapolis, IN 46208 

M301D 1st and 2d Plt, Truck Co, HQ Bn, 4th Marine Division 

621 Industrial Park Dr 

Ebensburg, PA 15931 

M301E Truck Co (-), HQ Bn, 4th Marine Division 

3938 Old French Road 

Erie, PA 16504 

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23 rd Marine Regiment 

Marine Corps Reserve Center 

900 Commodore Lane 

San Bruno, CA 94066 


1 st Battalion, 23 rd Marine Regiment 

1902 Old Spanish Trail 

Houston, TX 77054-2097 

M303A Weapons Co, 1st Bn, 23rd Marines 

4610 Fairview Dr. 

Austin, TX 78731 

M303B Co B, 1st Bn, 23rd Marines 

1440 Swan Lake Road 

Bossier City, LA 71111 

M303C Co C (-), 1st Bn, 23rd Marines 

1430 Dimmit Drive, Suite 134 

Corpus Christi, TX 78419 

M303D Det Co C, 1st Bn, 23rd Marines 

1300 Teege Avenue 

Harlingen, TX 78550 


2 nd Battalion, 23 rd Marine Regiment 

Navy-Marine Corps Reserve Center 

2755 East Sierra Madre Blvd 

Pasadena, CA 91107 

M304A H&S Co, 2nd Bn, 23rd Marines 

2755 East Sierra Madre Blvd 

Pasadena, CA 91107 

M304B Co E, 2nd Bn, 23 rd Marines Regiment 

900 Commodore Lane 

San Bruno, CA 94066 

M304C Co F (-), 2nd Bn, 23rd Marines 

116 Pollock Road 

Salt Lake City, UT 84113 

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M304D Co G, 2nd Bn, 23rd Marines 

Bldg 20, Yorktown Street 

Los Alamitos, CA 90720 

M304E Weapons Co, 2nd Bn, 23rd Marines 

MCRC Bldg 6, NCBC 

Port Hueneme, CA 93043 

M304F Det Co F, 2nd Bn, 23rd Marines 

5755 Blytheville Drive 

Las Vegas, NV 89191 


3d Battalion, 23 rd Marine Regiment 

CRC 

492 Olsen Ave 

Belle Chasse, LA 70037 

M305A H&S Co, 3rd Bn, 23rd Marines 

492 Olsen Ave 


M305B Co I, 3rd Bn, 23rd Marines 

8005 Camp Robinson Road 

Little Rock, AR 72118 

M305C Co L, 3rd Bn, 23rd Marines 

1650 Federal Drive 

Montgomery, AL 36107 

M305D Co K, 3rd Bn, 23rd Marines 

3114 Jackson Avenue 

Memphis, TN 38112 

M305E Weapons Co, 3rd Bn, 23rd Marines 

8410 General Chennault Drive 

Baton Rouge, LA 70807 


24 th Marine Regiment 

3805 155th Street, Dyess Hall 

Kansas City, MO 64147 


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M306A H&S Co, 24th Marines, 4th Marine Division 

3805 155th Street, Dyess Hall 

Kansas City, MO 64147 


1 st Battalion, 24 th Marine Regiment 


27601 C Street 

Selfridge, MI 48045 

M307A H&S Co, 1st Bn, 24th Marines 

27601 C Street 

Selfridge, MI 48045 

M307B Co A, 1st Bn, 24th Marines 

1863 Monroe, NW 

Grand Rapids, MI 49505 

M307C Co B, 1st Bn, 24th Marines 

3500 Douglass Street 

Saginaw, MI 48601 

M307D Co C, 1st Bn, 24th Marines 

1620 East Saginaw Street 

Lansing, MI 48912 

M307E Weapons Co, 1st Bn, 24th Marines 

28828 Glenwood Road 

Perrysburg, OH 43551 


2 nd Battalion, 24 th Marine Regiment 

JJMMCRTC 

3034 West Foster Avenue 

Chicago, IL 60625-4830 

M308A H&S Co, 2nd Bn, 24th Marines 

3034 W. Foster Avenue 

Chicago, IL 60625 

M308B Co E (-), 2nd Bn, 24th Marines 

Bldg 47, Dickman Avenue 

Des Moines, IA 50315 

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M308C Co F, 2nd Bn, 24th Marines 

2401 South Lincoln Memorial Drive 

Milwaukee, WI 53207 

M308D Co G, 2nd Bn, 24th Marines 

1430 Wright Street 

Madison, WI 53704 

M308E Weapons Co, 2nd Bn, 24th Marines 

1721 McAree Road 

Waukegan, IL 60085 


3 rd Battalion, 24 th Marine Regiment 

10810 Lambert International Blvd 

Bridgeton, MO 63044-3414 

M309A Det Co K, 3rd Bn, 24th Marines 

10810 Lambert Intl. Blvd 

Bridgeton, MO 63044 

M309B H&S Co, 3rd Bn, 24th Marines 

10810 Lambert Intl. Blvd 

Bridgeton, MO 63044 

M309C Co I, 3rd Bn, 24th Marines 

160 White Bridge Road 

Nashville, TN 37209 

M309D Co L, 3rd Bn, 24th Marines 

251 Donald May Road 

Johnson City, TN 37615 

M309E Weapons Co, 3rd Bn, 24th Marines 

1110 North Fremont Avenue 

Springfield, MO 64147 




14 Lexington St, Box 140 

Devens, MA 01434 


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M310A HQ Co, 25th Marines, 4th Marine Division 

14 Lexington St, Box 140 



1 st Battalion, 25 th Marine Regiment 


Camp Edwards, MA 02542-0013 

M311A Co A (-), 1st Bn, 25th Marines 

MCRTC, Topsham Annex, Bldg 339 

Topsham, ME 04086 

M311B Co B, 1st Bn, 25th Marines 

4 Harvey Road, Suite 107 (AFRC) 

Londonderry, NH 03053 

M311C Co C, 1st Bn, 25th Marines 

1 Linsley Drive 

Plainville, CT 06062 

M311D H&S Co, 1st Bn, 25th Marines 

53 Quebec St 





605 Stewart Avenue 

Garden City, NY 11530-4671 

M312A H&S Co, 2nd Bn, 25th Marines 

605 Stewart Avenue 

Garden City, NY 11530 

M312B Co E, 2nd Bn, 25th Marines 

2991 North 2nd Street 

Harrisburg, PA 17110 

M312C Co F, 2nd Bn, 25th Marines 

780 Washington Avenue 

Albany, NY 12203 

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M312D Co G, 2nd Bn, 25th Marines 

MCRTC, Bldg 3306 

Dover, NJ 07806 




5572 Smith Road 

Brookpark, OH 44142-2027 

M313A H&S Co, 3rd Bn, 25th Marines 

5572 Smith Road 

Brookpark, OH 44142 

M313B Co I, 3rd Bn, 25th Marines 

3 Porter Avenue 

Buffalo, NY 14201 

M313C Weapons Co, 3rd Bn, 25th Marines 

800 Dan Street 

Akron, OH 44310 

M313D Co L, 3rd Bn, 25th Marines 

85 North Yearling Road 

Columbus, OH 43213 

M313E Co K, 3rd Bn, 25th Marines 

1600 Lafayette Avenue 

Moundsville, WV 26401 



Navy-Marine Corps Reserve Training 

Building 245 

Naval Air Station 

Dallas, TX 75211-9508 

M314A HQ Btry, 14th Marines, 4th Marine Division 

4210 Hercules Rd, NAS JRB Fort Worth 

Fort Worth, TX 76127 


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M315B Battery A, 1 st Bn, 14 th MAR 

4th MARDIV, FMF, USMCR 

P.O. Box 470610, Bldg 1301 

Buckley AFB, Aurora, CO 80047 




2300 Cold Spring Road 

Fort Worth, TX 76106-8401 

M316A HQ Btry, 2nd Bn, 14th Marines 

312 Marine Forces Drive 

Grand Prairie, TX 75051 

M316B Btry D, 2d Bn, 14th Marines 

4810 Pollard St 

El Paso, TX 79930 

M316C Btry F, 2nd Bn, 14th Marines 

5316 South Douglas Blvd 

Oklahoma City, OK 73150 

M316D Btry K, 2nd Bn, 14th Marines 

3506 S. Memorial Parkway 

Huntsville, AL 35801 



Armed Forces Reserve Center 

2338-98 Woodhaven Road 

Philadelphia, PA 19154-1699 

M317A HQ Btry, 3rd Bn, 14th Marines 

2838-98 Woodhaven Road 

Philadelphia, PA 19154 

M317B Btry G, 3rd Bn, 14th Marines 

Scotch Road, Mercer County Airport 

West Trenton, NJ 08628 

M317C Btry H, 3rd Bn, 14th Marines 

6000 Strathmore Road 

Richmond, VA 23234 

C-18


M317D Btry I, 3rd Bn, 14th Marines 

615 Kenhorst Blvd 

Reading, PA 19611 

M317E Btry M, 3rd Bn, 14th Marines 

NMCRC, 4051 Amnicola Highway 

Chattanooga, TN 37406 


Anti-Terrorism Bn, 4th Marine Division 

101 4th Avenue 

Bessemer, AL 35023 

M318A Co A, Anti-Terrorism Bn, 4th Marine Division 

439 Paul Road 

Rochester, NY 14684 

M318B Co B (-), Anti-Terrorism Bn, 4th Marine Division 

2500 Tee Anchor Blvd 

Amarillo, TX 79104 

M318C Co C, Anti-Terrorism Bn, 4th Marine Division 

4350 Officer Thomas Catchings Sr. Dr 

Jackson, MS 39209 

M318D Co D (-), Anti-Terrorism Bn, 4th Marine Division 

5893 Wilkins Avenue 

Anchorage, AK 99506 

M318E Co E (-), Anti-Terrorism Bn, 4th Marine Division 



M318F Co F, Anti-Terrorism Bn, 4th Marine Division 

1710 Surrey Street 

Lafayette, LA 70146 

M318G H&S Co, Anti-Terrorism Bn, 4th Marine Division 



M318H 2 nd -3 rd Plt D CO AT Bn 

2913 Gabel Road 

Billings, MT 59102 


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M318I SS Plt Support CO AT Bn 

4601 Cocoa Ave. 

Reno, NV 89506-1298 

M318J Echo Co Minus AT Bn, MARFORRES 

2910 Roberts Avenue 

Tallahassee, FL 32310-5098 


5 th Battalion, 14 th Marine Regiment 

Bldg 9, 800 Seal Beach Blvd 

Seal Beach, CA 90740 

M319A HQ Btry, 5th Bn, 14th Marines 



M319B Btry N, 5th Bn, 14th Marines 

3551 San Gabriel River Parkway 

Pico Rivera, CA 90660 

M319C Btry O, 5th Bn, 14th Marines 



M319D Btry P, 5th Bn, 14th Marines 

5101 North Assembly Street 

Spokane, WA 99205 

M319E Btry Q, 5th Bn, 14th Marines 

7 N.Snowmass Street MS 4 

Buckley AFB, CO 80011 


4 th Light Armored Infantry Battalion 


P.O. Box 555225 


M320A H&S Co, 4th Light Armored Recon Bn, 4th Marine 

Division, P.O. Box 555225 


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M320B Co A, 4th Light Armored Recon Bn, 4th Marine Division 

P.O. Box 555225 


M320C Co C, 4th Light Armored Recon Bn, 4th Marine Division 

MCRTC, Bldg 2620, 1700 Camp Williams Rd 

Riverton, UT 84065 

M320D Co D, 4th Light Armored Recon Bn, 4th Marine Division 

26102 Bailey Avenue 

Quantico, VA 22134 

M320E Co E, 4th Light Armored Recon Bn, 4th Marine Division 

P.O. Box 36 

Syracuse, NY 13211 

M320F Co B, 4th LAR Bn, 4th Marine Division 

Bldg 1240 Ft Detrick 

Frederick, MD 21702-5017 


4 th Assault Amphibian Battalion 


5121 Gandy Boulevard 

Tampa, FL 33611-3099 

M321A H&S Co, 4th Assault Amphibian Bn, 4th Marine Division 

5121 Gandy Blvd 

Tampa, FL 33611 

M321B Co A (-), 4th Assault Amphibian Bn, 4th Marine Division 

7690 Shore Drive, Suite 100 

Norfolk, VA 23521 

M321C Co B (-), 4th Assault Amphibian Bn, 4th Marine Division 

Box 44, Bldg 938, NAS Jacksonville 

Jacksonville, FL 32212 

M321D 3 rd Plt Co A, 4th AABn 

4901 CBC 3 rd St. Bldg 114 

Gulfport, MS 39501-5008 

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M321E 3 rd Plt B Co, 4th AASLT Amph Bn 

PO Box 1650 

Galveston, TX 77553-1650 


4 th Combat Engineer Battalion 


7000 Hamlet & Chesley Avenue 

Baltimore, MD 21234-7499 

M322A H&S Co, 4th Combat Engineer Bn, 4th Marine Division 

7000 Hamlet Avenue 

Baltimore, MD 21234 

M322B Co A, 4th Combat Engineer Bn, 4th Marine Division 

103 Lakeview Drive 

Charleston, WV 25313 

M322C Co B, 4th Combat Engineer Bn, 4th Marine Division 

5301 Barnes Avenue NW 

Roanoke, VA 24019 

M322D Co C (Rein), 4th Combat Engineer Bn, 4th Marine Division 

314 Graves Mill Road 

Lynchburg, VA 24502 

M322E Co D (Rein), 4th Combat Engineer Bn, 4th Marine 

Division 

2101 Alcoa Highway 

Knoxville, TN 37920 


6 th Communications Battalion 


Fort Schuyler 

Bronx, NY 10465-4109 

M323A I-I AFRC, 6th Comm Bn 

600 Albany Ave 

Amityville Li, NY 11701 

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4 th Reconnaissance Battalion 


3837 Binz-Engleman Road 

San Antonio, TX 78219-2235 

M324A H&S Co, 4th Recon Bn, 4th Marine Division 


San Antonio, TX 78219 

M324B Co A (cadre), 4th Recon Bn, 4th Marine Division 


San Antonio, TX 78219 

M324C Co B (-), 4th Recon Bn, 4th Marine Division 

2915 Gabel Rd 

Billings, MT 59102 

M324D Co D, 4th Recon Bn, 4th Marine Division 

400 Wyoming Blvd NE, Box L 

Albuquerque, NM 87123 

M324E Det H&S Co, 4th Recon Bn, 4th Marine Division 

5893 Wilkins Avenue 

Anchorage, AK 99506 

M324F Det 4th Force Recon Co, 4th Marine Division 

4601 Cocoa Avenue 

Reno, NV 89506 

M324G 4th Force Recon Co (-), 4th Marine Division 

Box 6340, MCB, Hawaii 

Kaneohe Bay, HI 96863 

M324H 3rd Force Recon Co, 4th Marine Division 

4851 Museum Drive 

Mobile, AL 36608 

M324I 4th FORECON Co, 4th Marine Division 

2144 Clement Ave 

Alameda, CA 94501-1486 


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M324J B Co, 4th Recon Bn, MARFORRES 

1880 Roswell St. SE 

Smyrna, GA 30080-2216 


4 th Tank Battalion 

9955 Pomerado Road 

San Diego, CA 92145-5295 

M325A H&S Co, 4th Tank Bn, 4th Marine Division 


San Diego, CA 92131 

M325B Co A, 4th Tank Bn, 4th Marine Division 



M325C Co B, 4th Tank Bn, 4th Marine Division 

1702 Tahoma Avenue 

Yakima, WA 98902 

M325D Co C, 4th Tank Bn, 4th Marine Division 

4087 W. Harvard St, Bldg 800, Gowen Field 

Boise, ID 83705 

M325E Co D, 4th Tank Bn, 4th Marine Division 

NMCRC, 1265 Z St 

Riverside, CA 92518 

M325F Anti-Tank Training Co, 4th Marine Division 

1101 North 6th Street 

Broken Arrow, OK 74012 

M325G AT (TOW) Co, 4 th Tank Bn NMCRTC 

18650 NW 62 nd Avenue 

Hialeah, FL 33015-6009 

M325H Co E 4 th Tank Bn MARFORRES 

7 th Armored Div Cutoff Rd. Bldg.7241 

Fort Knox, KY 40121-5770 

M325I Co F 4 th Tank Bn 4th MARDIV 

PSC Box 20110 

Camp Lejeune, NC 28542-0110 

C-24


M326 3 rd ANGLICO MARFORRES 

801 Reeves Ave. 

Terminal Island, CA 90730-5992 

M326A 4th ANGLICO MARFORRES 

1226 Marine Drive 

West Palm Beach, FL 33409-6298 


Headquarters and Service Battalion 

1210 Naval Forces Court 

Marietta, GA 30069 

M327A Comm Co, HQSVC Bn 4 th MLG USMCR 

7838 McCloud Road 

Greensboro, NC 27409-9634 

M327B Det 1 ELMACO, 4th Maint Bn, 4th MLG 

AFRC, 7838 McCloud Rd 

Greensboro, NC 27409 

M327C Det 1 Comm, HQSVC Bn, 4 th MLG USMCR 

648 Hoosier Blvd, Grissom Air Reserve Base 

Peru, IN 46970-3655 

M327D Det 2 Comm, HQSVC Bn 

NMCRTC, 1400 Postal Rd 

Allentown, PA 18103 

M327E MP Co A, HQSVC Bn, 4 th MLG 

151 Vo-Tech Rd. AFRC 

Lexington, KY 40510-1002 

M327F MP Co B, HQSVC Bn 

625 E Pittsburgh/Mckeesport Blvd 

North Versailles, PA 15137 

M327G MP Co C, HQSVC Bn 

410 N Gettysburg Avenue 

Dayton, OH 45417-1797 

M327I HQSVC Co, 4 th MLG USMCR 

1210 Naval Forces Court Bldg 440 

Marietta, GA 30069-4005 


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6 th Engineer Support Battalion 


6735 North Basin Avenue 

Portland, OR 97217-3988 

M328A Engineer Co A, 6th ESB 

1520 W 13th Ave, MCRC 

Eugene, OR 97402-3889 

M328B Engineer Co B, 6th ESB 

NMCRC, 1901 S Kemble Ave 

South Bend, IN 46613-1790 

M328C Engineer Co C, 6th ESB 

NMCRC, 7117 W. Plank Rd 

Peoria, IL 61604-5297 

M328D Bulk Fuel Co A, 6th ESB 

3655 S Wilmot Rd, 

Tucson, AZ 85730-3259 

M328E Det 2 Bulk Fuel Co A (-), 6th ESB 

4201 Chester Ave, MCRC 

Bakersfield, CA 93301-1198 

M328F Bulk Fuel Co B, 6th ESB 

NMCRC, 3920 Kirkwood Hwy 

Wilmington, DE 19808-5194 

M328G Det 1 Bulk Fuel, Co B (-), 6th ESB 

2949 Ramada Way 

Green Bay, WI 54304 

M328H Bulk Fuel Co C, 6th ESB 

NMCRC, 1201 N 35th Ave 

Phoenix, AZ 85009-3398 

M328I Engineer Spt Co, 6th ESB 

Base Ave 

Battle Creek, MI 40915–1242 

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M328J Bridge Co B, 6th ESB 

6th & Kendron Ave, MCRC 

Folsom, PA 19033-1293 


4 th Maintenance Battalion 


6115 North Hill Circle 

Charlotte, NC 28213-6000 

M329A Motor T Maint Co (-), 4th Maint Bn 

NMCRTC, 8277 Elder Creek Rd 

Sacramento, CA 95828 

M329B Det 1 MTM Co (-), 4th Maint Bn 

Dyess AFB, 220 2nd Street 

Abilene, TX 79607 

M329C Det 2 MTM Co (-), 4th Maint Bn 

2869 Central Ave 

Augusta, GA 30909 

M329D Det 3, MTM Co (-), 4th Maint Bn, 4th MLG 

NMCRTC, 1400 Postal Rd 

Allentown, PA 18103 

M329E ELMACO Det, Engr Maint Co, 4th Maint Bn 

NMCRC, 3026 George Washington Blvd 

Wichita, KS 67210 

M329F Det 2 ELMACO, 4th Maint Bn 

3010 White River Parkway East Dr 

Indianapolis, IN 46208 

M329G Ord Maint Co, 4th Maint Bn 

2100 North New Road 

Waco, TX 76707 

M329H Ord Contact, Ord Maint Co, 4th Maint Bn 

36 MacArthur Ave, Bldg 686 

Fort Devens, MA 01432 


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M329I Eng Maint Co, 4th Maint Bn 

30th & Laurel Street 

Omaha, NE 68111 

M329J General Spt, Maint Co, 4th Maint Bn 

NMCRC, Rock Island Arsenal 

Rock Island, IL 61299 


4 th Supply Battalion 


75 th and Warwick Boulevard 

Newport News, VA 23607-1595 

M330A Sup Co, 4th Supp Bn 

2725 Western Blvd, NMCRTC 

Raleigh, NC 27606 

M330B Det 1 Medlog Co, 4th Supp Bn 

Box 452132 


M330C Ammo Co, 4th Supp Bn 

669 Perimeter Rd 

Greenville, SC 29605 

M330D GS Ammo Plt, 4th Supp Bn 

2014 SE Washington St, Suite 3 

Topeka, KS 66607 

M330E Det 2 Sup, 4th Supp Bn 

814 Radford Blvd, Suites 20338, MCLB 

Albany, GA 31704 

M330F Det 1 Ammo Co, 4th Supp Bn 

1 Shorter Ave, MCRTC 

Rome, GA 30161 

M330G Det 1 Sup, 4th Supp Bn 

190 Poremba Ct SW, Anacostia Bldg 351 

Washington, DC 20373 

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4 th Medical Battalion 

45428 Hercules Road 

MCAS Miramar 

San Diego, California 92145-5295 

M331A Surg Co A, 4th Med Bn 

625 E Pittsburgh/Mckeesport Blvd 

North Versailles, PA 15137 

M331B Det Ser Co A, 4th Med Bn 

2101 Alcoa Highway 

Knoxville, TN 37920 


4 th Dental Battalion 


1300 Gresham Road 

Marietta, GA 30062-4005 


6 th Motor Transport Battalion 


338 Newman Springs Road 

Red Bank, NJ 07701 

M333A Bulk Fuel Plt (Rein), 6th MT Bn 

2515 College Drive 

Texarkana, TX 75501 

M333B G/S MT Co, 6th MT Bn 

AFRC Fields Point 

Providence RI 02905 

M333C 1st Truck Plt, Dir Spt, Mt Co A, 6th MT Bn 

30 Woodward Ave 

New Haven, CT 06512 

M333D Dir Spt, Mt Co A, 6th MT Bn 

9500 Armed Forces Reserve Drive, Suite 300 

Orlando, FL 32827 


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M333E Bulk Fuel Plt, G/S MT Co, 6th MT Bn 

5095 Range Road 

Las Vegas, NV 89115 

M333F 6 th MTBN 4 th MLG FMF USMCR 

301 East Regis St. Suite 1137 

Lubbock, TX 79403-1137 


4 th Landing Support Battalion 


Naval Station Puget Sound 

Fort Lewis, WA 98433 

M334A B Co (Rein), 4th LSB 

PO Box 215 

Lathrop, CA 95330 

M334B C Co (Rein), 4th LSB 

2517 Vector Ave, Naval Annex 

Charleston, SC 29418 

M334C LSE Co (-), 4th LSB 

3976 King Graves Road, Unit 90 

Vienna, OH 44473 

M334D 1st B&T Co (-) (Rein), 4th LSB, 4th MLG 

NMCRTC, 901 E Mission St 

San Jose, CA 95112 

M334E 2d B&T Ops Co (-) (Rein), 4th LSB 

62 Leonard-Neal Steet, Bldg 1281 

Hunter AAF, GA 31409-4304 

M334F 3d LSM Plt, 1st B&T Ops, 4th LSB 

3225 Willow Pass Road, AMCRTC 

Concord, CA 94519 

M334G 3d LSM Plt, 4th LSB 

Nav Sta Roosevelt Road 

PSC 1008 Box 3582 

FPO AA, FPO AA 

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M334H 2d LSM Plt, 1st & 2d BTOS, 4th LSB 

2150 Burnett Blvd 

Wilmington, NC 28401 

M334I Headquarters, 4 th Landing Support Battalion 

4 th MLG 

Building 9690, Box 339500 

Fort Lewis, WA 98433 

M334J Det 1 Bulk Fuel, Co A (-), 6th ESB 

Bldg 9790, Box 33950, Millstop 105 

Ft Lewis, WA 98433 


Marine Aircraft Group 41, NAS Fort Worth JRB 

Building 1068 



M335A Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 41 (MALS-41), Det A 

Marine Aircraft Group 41 

MCAS Miramar P.O. Box 452024 


M335B Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 42 (-) (MALS-42) 


1000 Halsey Avenue, NAS Atlanta 

Marietta, GA 30060 

M335C Marine Air Logistics Squadron 42 (MALS-42), Det B 


1430 CV Tow Way 

Norfolk, VA 23511 

M335D Marine Air Logistics Squadron 42 (MALS-42), Det C 


NAS JRB, New Orleans 




P.O. Box 452024, 

MCAS Miramar 


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M336A Marine Aircraft Group 46, Det A 

P.O. Box 555901 


M336B Marine Aircraft Group 46, Det B 

199 South Wolfe Ave. 

Edwards AFB, CA 93524 


Marine Air Control Group 48 

2205 Depot Drive, Bldg 3200, Suite 200 

Great Lakes, IL 60088-3404 

M337A Marine Tactical Air Command Squadron 48 (MTACS-48) 




M337B Marine Air Support Squadron 6, Det A (MASS-6) 


P.O. Box 452024, MCAS Miramar 


M337C Marine Wing Communications Squadron 48 (-), Marine Air 

Control Group 48 



M337D Marine Air Control Squadron 24 (-) (MACS-24) 


1325 South Birdneck Road 

Virginia Beach, VA 23451 

M337E Marine Air Control Squadron 24, Air Traffic Control Det 

(MACS-24), Marine Air Control Group 48 

Building 4243, NAS Fort Worth, JRB 


M337F Marine Air Control Squadron 24, Tactical Air Operation 

Center Det (MACS-24), Marine Air Control Group 48 

1325 South Birdneck Road 

Virginia Beach, VA 23451 

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M337G Marine Air Control Squadron 23 (-) (MACS-23) 


Bldg 1301, Buckley AFB 

Aurora, CO 80011-9599 


M337H Marine Air Control Squadron 23, Tactical Air Operation 

Center Det (MACS-23) Marine Air Control Group 48 

Buckley AFB 

Aurora, CO 80011-9599 

M337I Marine Air Control Squadron 23, Early Warning and 

Control Det (MACS-23), Marine Air Control Group 48 

4700 Ocean Loop 

Cheyenne, WY 82009 

M337J Marine Wing Communications Squadron 48 

PO Box 452024 


M337K HQ MASS 6 MACS 48, Westover AFB 

570 Patriot Ave Box 43 

Chicopee, MA 01022-1137 



Selfridge Air National Guard Base 

Mount Clemens, MI 48045-5007 

M338A Marine Wing Support Squadron 471 (-) (MWSS-471) 

Marine Wing Support Group 47 

3201 East 62nd Street 

Minneapolis, MN 55450 

M338B Marine Wing Support Squadron 471 (MWSS-471), Det A 


200 Aviation Drive 

Johnstown, PA 15902 

M338C Marine Wing Support Squadron 471 (MWSS-471), Det B 

Marine Wing Support Group 47, Selfridge ANG Base 

Mt. Clemens, MI 48045-5007 

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M338D Marine Wing Support Squadron 472 (-) (MWSS-472) 


P.O. Box 24, NAS Willow Grove 

Willow Grove, PA 19090 

M338E Marine Wing Support Squadron 472 (MWSS-472), Det A 


1118 Wyoming Avenue 

Wyoming, PA 18644 

M338F Marine Wing Support Squadron 472 (MWSS-472), Det B 


570 Patriot Avenue, Box 43, Westover AFB 

Chicopee, MA 01022 

M338G Marine Wing Support Squadron 473 (-) (MWSS-473) 


P.O. Box 452024, NAS Miramar 


M338H Marine Wing Support Squadron 473 (MWSS-473), Det A 

USMC Training Center, Marine Wing Support Group 47 

5315 East Cassino Ave. 

Fresno, CA 93720 

M338I Marine Wing Support Squadron 473 (MWSS-473), Det B 


JRB Bldg. 1410, NAS Ft. Worth 

Ft. Worth, TX 76127-5000 



United States Army Air Defense Center 

Attn: ATSA-CS-MC 

2 Sheridan Road 

Fort Bliss, TX 79916-3802 


Marine Aircraft Group 49, Det A 

1 San Diego Loop, Bldg 3198, 

NAF Washington 

Andrews AFB, MD 20762-5518 

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M340A Marine Aircraft Group 49, Det B 

10 McDonald Street, Stewart ANGB 

Newburgh, NY 12550 


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APPENDIX D 

DEFINITIONS 

D-1. GENERAL. The following definitions are organized according to subject area. 


D-2. VEHICLE TYPES. OF 346 Operator’s Permits differ according to the type of 

vehicle(s) which an applicant is qualified to operate. The following general definitions apply to 

the various classifications of vehicles and types of equipment. 

a. Commercial Vehicles. Standard commercial production models that have no 

military design features. These vehicles are normally used to provide logistics and 

administrative support 

b. Tactical Vehicles. Vehicles of military design or with military design features, 

whose primary mission is combat or combat support. These include the following categories of 

vehicles: 

(1) Wheeled 

(2) Full-Tracked 

(3) Amphibious 

(4) Trailers and semi-trailers. 

c. General-Purpose Vehicles. Tactical or commercial vehicles, including associated 

trailers, whose primary mission is to accomplish general logistics support including the 

following: 

(1) Transportation of personnel, equipment, cargo and supplies. 

(2) Towing Artillery 

(3) Towing trailers and/or semi-trailers 

d. Special-Purpose Vehicles. Tactical wheeled vehicles with special bodies or 

specially mounted equipment. The chassis of such a vehicle is normally identical to a generalpurpose 

vehicle of the same size, except for minor alterations. Operators of special purpose 

vehicles have additional licensing requirements if the special bodies or specially mounted 

equipment require extra training or skills to be operated safely. If the design alteration of the 

vehicle does not significantly affect the vehicle’s performance or handling, there is no need for 

the operator to be specially licensed for that vehicle. For example, communication vehicles are 

not licensed as special purpose vehicles. Special purpose vehicles requiring additional training 

are: 

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(1) Ambulances 

(2) Telephone/Utility Maintenance Vehicles 

(3) Wreckers 

(4) Dumps 

(5) Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) Vehicles; Cat I, Cat II, Cat III 

(6) Joint Rapid Response Vehicles and Security Vehicles 

e. Emergency Vehicles. Any vehicles with siren and warning lights. 

f. Heavy Vehicles. Vehicles over 7.1 ton off-road capacity. 

g. Medium Vehicles. Vehicles 2-1/2 ton to 7.1 ton off-road capacity. 

h. Light Vehicles. Vehicles of less than 2-1/2 ton off-road capacity. 

i. Articulated Vehicles. Dual-bodied, multi-wheeled vehicles capable of crosscountry 

operation over all types of terrain. 

j. Full Trailer. Any motor vehicle, with or without motive power, designed to be 

towed by another motor vehicle and so constructed that no part of its weight except the towing 

device rests upon the towing vehicle. A semi-trailer equipped with an auxiliary front axle (dolly) 

shall be deemed a “full trailer”. 

k. Experimental and/or Developmental Vehicles. Any tactical wheeled vehicle 

being developed or evaluated for potential future use and fielding to Marine Corps Operational 

Forces. 

D-3. CIVILIAN APPLICANTS. Civilians who drive either full-time or part-time for the 

Marine Corps are required to obtain an OF 346 through a Marine Corps licensing office. 

Civilian applicants are classified as follows: 

a. Federal Employees. Federal employees are those who have won their jobs 

through competitive examination under the rules and regulations established by the Office of 

Personnel Management. 

b. Non-Federal Employees/Contractors. A non-federal civilian employee/contractor 

is one who has been hired/contracted directly by the Marine Corps, rather than holding an OPM 

appointment. This category includes many civilian workers hired through a contract to an 

outside civilian firm, casual employees, and emergency (temporary) employees. 

c. Motor Vehicle Operator. One whose main duties involve driving a vehicle.


d. Incidental Operator. Is any licensed motor vehicle operator that does not have the 

353X military occupational specialty (MOS). 

D-4. REMEDIAL PROCEDURES. Remedial procedures are defined as actions that affect 

an applicant’s licensing status after an OF 346 has been issued, denied, or revoked. Remedial 

procedures include the following types: 

a. Revocation. Canceling of an applicant’s OF 346. 

b. Suspension. Confiscation of an individual’s OF 346 for a specified period of 

time. Retesting is not required prior to reissuing a suspended OF 346 unless the individual’s 

commanding officer requests it or when the suspension last a year or longer. 

c. Reinstatement. Reissue of an OF 346 to an individual whose license was 

suspended. 

(1). Issue a new license IAW Chapter 3, for an applicant who has had their 

license revoked 

d. Fraudulent Application. An application in which the applicant did not admit to 

previous violations or accidents that subsequently is reported in a Drivers History Report, a state 

clarification letter, or other source. 

D-5. MISCELLANEOUS DEFINITIONS. 

a. Issuing Official. This is the individual designated by the Commander, in writing, 

who holds the license code. Only those organizations listed in Appendix C are authorized to 

appoint Issuing Officials. This individual signs the front of the OF 346 in the block titled 

“Issuing Official”. The issuing official may be an SNCO, Officer or civilian employee serving 

in that capacity. 

b. Licensing Examiner. The license examiner responsibilities are defined in 

references MCO 1200.17 (MOS Manual) and NAVMC 3500.39 (Training and Readiness 

Manual). License examiners are appointed in writing by the Issuing Official. All examiners are 

required to hold 35XX MOS, required rank of CPL-GySgt or civilian employee serving in that 

capacity. Any federal employee or DoD Contractor that is employed with the Marine Corps in 

support of a licensing program may be license examiners. Commanders will ensure that all 

license examiners attend formal school to obtain skill designator 3538 within 6 months of 

appointment. The license examiner will sign in qualifying official block on the OF 346. 

NOTE: 

The Licensing Officer/Issuing Official and the Licensing Examiner will not be the same 

individual. 

c. License NCO. Appointed in writing by the issuing official. Duties include 

training, evaluation and testing of applicants. The license NCO MUST be qualified and licensed 

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on equipment that the training is being conducted on. Any federal employee or DoD contractor 

that is employed with the Marine Corps in support of a licensing program maybe a Licensing 

NCO. 

d. License Instructor. Assists in the instruction and training of applicants. This 

individual is not authorized to conduct testing and evaluation of applicants. The license 

instructor must be qualified and licensed on equipment that training is being conducted on. 

e. Hazardous Materials. A substance or material determined by the Secretary of 

Transportation to be capable of posing an unreasonable risk to health, safety, and property when 

transported in commerce. 

f. License Upgrade. A license upgrade is a request to obtain a license of a different 

VEHICLE TYPE/CAPACITY larger or different type of vehicle to include specialty trailers 

currently possessed by the applicant. 

g. Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) Card. An MSF card is issued to the trained 

operator of the Ml030M1 motorcycle. This card identifies an individual has completed the basic 

motorcycle safety course and the operator has been through a approved MILMO course for either 

street/shop use or the two-week off road course, which covers both off road and hard surface 

operation of the motorcycle. 

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APPENDIX E 

REQUIRED MATERIAL & EQUIPMENT 


E-1. GENERAL. The following materials and equipment are required for the operation of 

a licensing office. These are the only materials authorized for training and licensing of 

operators. Table E-1 lists the minimum required forms to be maintained by the licensing 

office. 

E-2. DRIVER'S SKILL AND ROAD TESTING. Skills and road testing described in 

Chapter 4 requires the following equipment: 

a. Thirty-two stanchions. Tall enough to be visible in a tractor-trailer rearview 

mirror. 

b. One loading dock or equivalent mock-up. Four to six additional stanchions may 

be needed as mock-up. 

E-3. WRITTEN TESTS. Written tests to support the testing of drivers will be provided by 

the Marine Corps Detachment, Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri and the Marine Corps Detachment, 

Goodfellow Air Force Base, TX. This will allow centralized distribution and standardization of 

testing materials. Only licensing officers and issuing officials are authorized to request the tests 

from the addresses listed below: 

Director 

Motor Transport Training & Education Center of Excellence 


692 Minnesota Avenue 

Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri 65437-8963 

http://mcdetflw.tecom.usmc.mil/MTIC/MT.asp 

Telephone: DSN 581-8638 or Commercial (573) 596-8638 

Commanding Officer 


Goodfellow Air Force Base 

San Angelo, TX 76902 

For P19 information 

Telephone: DSN 477-5085 or commercial (915) 654-5085 

E-4 VISION TESTING EQUIPMENT. If the processing Licensing Office does not 

have access to a Naval hospital or have the equipment available, the Issuing Office should 

purchase the materials required via their supply system. 

Nomenclature NSN 

OPTEC 2300 Armed Forces Vision Tester (AFVT) 6540-01-375-9031 

Ishihara Test Charts/Color Blindness Tests 

14 Plate Book 

OPEN PURCHASE 

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If ordering assistance is needed for eye testing materials, please contact the Licensing 

SNCOIC at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., Comm (573) 596-8636 or DSN 581-8636. 

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Table E-1. Required Forms 

REQUIRED FORMS NAME OF FORM UNIT OF ISSUE 

NAVMC 10964 

0000-00-006-5484 

Application for OF 346 Sheet (200) 

NAVMC 10965 

0000-00-006-5500 

Skill and Road Test Score Sheet (500) 

NAVMC 10969 

0000-00-006-5740 

Driver’s Physical Examination Sheet (100) 

NAVMC 10627 

0000-00-006-1533 

Vehicle and Equipment Operational 

Record 

Pad 

OF 346 

7540-00-634-3999 



Each (500) 

OF-345 

7540-00-634-4000 

Physical Fitness Inquiry for Motor 

Vehicle Operators 

Sheet (500)

APPENDIX F 

INCIDENTAL MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATORS 


F-1. PURPOSE. This appendix provides instructions and procedures for training and 

licensing incidental HMMWV operators developed by the Motor Transport Community 

establishing standards for the conduct of home station, predeployment, and sustainment 

training. The new training continuum more clearly defines HMMWV driver training 

progression by combing existing requirements with newly defined training standards and 

required sustainment intervals. 

F-2. RESPONSIBILITIES 

a. Training and Education Command. 

(1). Motor Transport Training and Education Center of Excellence 

(MTTECOE). Maintain and publish to the Motor Transport Instruction School website 

(HTTP://MCDETFLW.TECOM.USMC.MIL/MTIC/MT.ASP) the following: 

A. Student and driver logbooks. 

B. Lesson plans for Incidental Motor Vehicle Operator Phase 

(IMVOL) and Advanced Tactical Motor Vehicle Operator courses (ATMVO) Training Phase 

b. Marine Expeditionary Forces/Major Subordinate Commands, Marine Forces 

Reserve, and all licensing authorities will comply with the following: 

(1) Management and supervision of incidental operator enrollment, 

instruction, licensing, and sustainment training programs will be the responsibility of the parent 

MSC in accordance with all applicable orders and directives. 

operators. 

(2) Ensure student and driver logbooks are maintained on all vehicle 

(3) Train to standards listed in Table F-1 utilizing lesson plans posted to the 

MTTCOE website new IMVO and new ATMVO: 

(HTTP://MCDETFLW.TECOM.USMC.MIL/ MTIC/MT.ASP) 

(4) Ensure operator’s complete Advanced Tactical Motor Vehicle Operator 

training listed in Table F-2 and maintain sustainment training as listed in Table F-3 to 

maintain proficiency. 

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F-3. INCIDENTAL MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATOR TRAINING STANDARDS 

(IMVO). 

a. The first phase of training for an incidental operator is completion of the 

Incidental Motor Vehicle Operator course by utilizing the TECOM College of Continuing 

Education/Distance Learning (CCE/DL) web-based course or Ground School Training course 

utilizing lesson plans from Motor Transport Instruction Companies website. 

(1) The student must be recertified if more than 90 days lapse between the 

IMVO course certification and commencement of the IMVOL course. 

b. Phase two consists of completion of the Incidental Motor Vehicle Operator 

Licensing (IMVOL) driving course which is the practical application phase required to obtain a 

license. 

(1) The student operator must master the requisite T&R events, Table F-1 and 

fulfill the minimum distance requirements in Chapter 3, Table 3-1. 

(2) Upon satisfactory completion of the specified requirements, defined in 

Table F-1, student drivers will be issued an OF 346 (vehicle operator license) and a driver’s 

logbook to be maintained throughout the Marines or DOD civilian’s career as an incidental 

operator. 

(3) Completion of this phase of training satisfies the requirements for Block 1 

of the predeployment training program. 

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Table F-1 Incidental Motor Operator Training Events 

TASK DESCRIPTION 

IMVOC.01.02 Operate M series vehicle on road 

IMVOC.01.03 Operate M series vehicle off road 

IMVOC.01.04 Operate M series vehicle in administrative movement 

IMVOC.01.05 Operate M series vehicle in limited vision conditions 

IMVOC.01.07 Operate M series vehicle with towed load 

IMVOC.01.11 Conduct self recovery with M series vehicle 

IMVOC.01.13 Flat tow vehicle 

IMVOC.01.16 Perform emergency repairs 

IMVOC.01.17 Ensure cargo is properly loaded 

IMVOC.02.01 Perform PVNTV Maint checks/services on M series vehicles 

IMVOC.02.02 Perform PVNTV Maint checks/services on M series trailers 

IMVOC.05.06 Operate M series vehicle with night vision goggles 

IMVOC.05.07 Prepare Motor Transport forms and records 

IMVOC.05.08 Familiarization with rollover prevention & reaction

F-4 ADVANCED TACTICAL MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATOR TRAINING 

STANDARDS (ATMVO) 


a. The newly licensed operator (as well as MOS qualified operators) is required 

to complete the ATMVO course. All operators must master the ATMVO T&R 

events listed in Table F-2. 

b. Completion of this phase of training satisfies the requirements for block 2 of 

the predeployment training program. 

Table F-2 Advanced Tactical Motor Vehicle Operator Training Events 

TASK DESCRIPTION 

ATMVO.05.01 Operate armored M series vehicle on road in administrative movement 

ATMVO.05.02 Operate armored M series vehicle off road 

ATMVO.05.03 Operate armored M series vehicle with towed load 

ATMVO.05.04 Operate armored M series vehicle with up armor in a tactical convoy 

ATMVO.05.05 Operate armored M series vehicle in a evasive/defensive manner 

ATMVO.05.06 Operate armored M series vehicle in conditions of limited visibility 

ATMVO.05.08 Armored M series vehicle familiarization with rollover prevention & 

reaction 

ATMVO.05.09 Operate armored M series vehicle in conduct of flat tow of armored M 

series vehicle 

F-5 SUSTAINMENT REQUIREMENTS 

a. After receipt of OF 346, all operators will sustain basic skills and required to 

complete periodic sustainment training by operating vehicles under specific conditions. 

Failure to maintain currency will result in suspension of the OF 346. Training will be 

annotated on the Drivers Log, Figure A-13, Appendix A and reported to the authorized 

licensing unit for verification. The Motor Transport Training and Readiness (T&R) Manual, 

has been established to ensure sustainment of basic skills. This training satisfies the 

requirements for block 5 of the predeployment training program: 

Table F-3 Sustainment Training Requirements 

SUSTAINMENT TASK INTERVAL 

Operate M series vehicle on road Semi-annual 

Operate M series vehicle off road Semi-annual 

Operate M series vehicle in limited vision conditions on road at night Semi-annual 

Operate M series vehicle in limited vision conditions off road at night Semi-annual 

Operate M series vehicle with night vision goggles Semi-annual 

Operate M series vehicle with towed load Semi-annual 

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APPENDIX G 

GLOSSARY 


ATMVO Advanced Tactical Motor Vehicle Operator 

ATV All Terrain Vehicle 

DIC Driver’s Improvement Course 

DL Distance Learning 

DoD Department of Defense 

DUI Driving Under the Influence 

DWI Driving While Impaired 

ECV Expanded Capacity Vehicle 

EET Engineer Equipment Trailer 

ERO Equipment Repair Order 

EVOC Emergency Vehicle Operator’s Course 

FAM Family of Vehicles 

FLC Formal Learning Center 

FPM Federal Procurement Manual 

GED General Education Diploma 

GME Garrison Mobile Equipment 

GSA General Services Administration 

HMMWV High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle 

IDC Independent Duty Corpsman 

IFAV Interim Fast Attack Vehicle 

IKPT Instructor and Key Personnel Training 

IMVOL Incidental Motor Vehicle Operator Licensing 

ISO International Organization of Standards 

ITS Individual Training Standards 

ITV Internally Transportable Vehicle 

JNLWD Joint Non-Lethal Weapons Director 

LVS Logistics Vehicle System 

LVSR Logistics Vehicle System Replacement 

MAK Marine Armor Kit 

MARCORSYSCOM Marine Corps Systems Command 

MAS MTVR Armor System 

MCCSSS Marine Corps Combat Service Support Schools 

MCO Marine Corps Order 

MCTFS Marine Corps Total Forces System 

MCWL Marine Corps Warfighting Lab 

METL Mission Essential Task List 

MILMO Military Motorcycle 

MOS Military Occupational Specialty 

MRAP Mine Resistant Ambush Protected 

MSF Motorcycle Safety Foundation 

MTTECOE Motor Transport Training & Education Center Of Excellence 

MTVR Medium Tactical Vehicle Replacement 

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GLOSSARY (Continued) 

N/A Not Applicable 

NAVMC Navy-Marine Corps 

NAVSEA Naval Sea Systems Command 

NET New Equipment Training 

OEM Original Equipment Manufacture 

OPM Office of Personnel Management 

OPNAVINST Operational Navy Instruction 

OQR Officer Qualification Record 

PMCS Preventative Maintenance Checks and Services 

TAMCN Table of Authorized Material Control Number 

TM Technical Manual 

TT Tractor Trailer 

UD Unit Diary 

VR Motor Vehicle Records Check 

WON Work Order Number

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