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Simultaneously executing a sea emergency deployment readiness exercise (SEDRE) and seaport of debarkation (SPOD) operations is a challenging undertaking. To prepare for the challenge, the 597th...
seaport of debarkation (SPOD) are based on the average capacities of each ship type. This publication is only one of many references available to the strategic mobility planning community for...
The seaport task force, or JTF-PO (SPOD), or seaport of debarkation, is made up of SDDC soldiers and sailors from USTRANSCOM’s Navy component, Military Sealift Command, and is ready to deploy 36-96 hours after notification.
Understand friction points at seaports of embarkation (SPOE)/seaports of debarkation (SPOD). For example, weather (wind and rain) destroys paper-based military shipping labels (MSL), often...
SEDRE and SPOD Operations. joint task force–port opening executed a sea emergency deployment readiness exercise and seaport of debarkation operations to prepare for humanitarian and...
SPOD in Military typically stands for Seaport of Debarkation, which refers to a designated seaport where troops and equipment are disembarked from maritime transport for further deployment. This term is crucial for logistics and operational planning within military contexts.
The RPOE is a strategic enabler that stands ready to rapidly respond to combatant commander requirements to open a port on short or no-notice. Rapid Port Opening Elements are elite logistical ...
Modifies checklists and risk assessments used by personnel conducting port operations (tables 2 through 4). Applicability. This pamphlet applies to leaders in U.S. Army elements who are...
The United States has significant economic interests in the Asia-Pacific region. Logistics-Over-the-Shore (LOTS) operations have played a role in U.S. military strategy since the colonial times. This SRP examines the history of Joint Logistics Over-the-Shore (JLOTS).
The Military Surface Deployment and Distribution Command (SDDC) will notify the United States (U.S.) Transportation Command Reference Data Management (TRDM) when a requirement exists for a new Seaport Code. The following information will be provided: Proposed seaport code. Seaport name. Country name or U.S. state name.