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3D Marine Expeditionary Brigade

Okinawa, Japan

3rd MEB and JGSDF Conduct Battle Staff Training

By 2ndLt. Jeremy Alexander | 3D Marine Expeditionary Brigade | November 26, 2012

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121121-M-TR505-378 CAMP HANSEN, Okinawa, Japan – 1st Lt. Miyamoto Naoya takes part in a Watch Officer, Watch Chief and Battle Staff Training Course here Nov. 14-21. The course is provided by the Marine Air-Ground Task Force Integrated Systems Training Center and designed to improve unit readiness and ability to respond to contingencies in the Asia-Pacific. This will allow Marines with the 3rd MEB and members of the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force to more effectively command and control forces assigned to them in the event of a crisis or contingency. Naoya is a platoon commander with the 11th Infantry Regiment.

121121-M-TR505-378 CAMP HANSEN, Okinawa, Japan – 1st Lt. Miyamoto Naoya takes part in a Watch Officer, Watch Chief and Battle Staff Training Course here Nov. 14-21. The course is provided by the Marine Air-Ground Task Force Integrated Systems Training Center and designed to improve unit readiness and ability to respond to contingencies in the Asia-Pacific. This will allow Marines with the 3rd MEB and members of the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force to more effectively command and control forces assigned to them in the event of a crisis or contingency. Naoya is a platoon commander with the 11th Infantry Regiment. (Photo by 2ndLt Jeremy Alexander)


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121121-M-TR505-375 CAMP HANSEN, Okinawa, Japan – Maj. David Adamiec and Maj. William Schrader take part in a Watch Officer, Watch Chief and Battle Staff Training Course here Nov. 14-21. The course is provided by the Marine Air-Ground Task Force Integrated Systems Training Center and designed to improve unit readiness and ability to respond to contingencies in the Asia-Pacific. This will allow Marines with the 3rd MEB and members of the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force to more effectively command and control forces assigned to them in the event of a crisis or contingency. Adamiec is the Air Operations Officer with the 3rd MEB, and Schrader is the Information Operations Officer with the 3rd MEB.

121121-M-TR505-375 CAMP HANSEN, Okinawa, Japan – Maj. David Adamiec and Maj. William Schrader take part in a Watch Officer, Watch Chief and Battle Staff Training Course here Nov. 14-21. The course is provided by the Marine Air-Ground Task Force Integrated Systems Training Center and designed to improve unit readiness and ability to respond to contingencies in the Asia-Pacific. This will allow Marines with the 3rd MEB and members of the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force to more effectively command and control forces assigned to them in the event of a crisis or contingency. Adamiec is the Air Operations Officer with the 3rd MEB, and Schrader is the Information Operations Officer with the 3rd MEB. (Photo by 2ndLt Jeremy Alexander)


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121121-M-TR505-374 CAMP HANSEN, Okinawa, Japan – Maj. David Adamiec, Maj. William Schrader and 1st Lt. Yushi Nakamura (top to bottom) take part in a Watch Officer, Watch Chief and Battle Staff Training Course here Nov. 14-21. The course is provided by the Marine Air-Ground Task Force Integrated Systems Training Center and designed to improve unit readiness and ability to respond to contingencies in the Asia-Pacific. This will allow Marines with the 3rd MEB and members of the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force to more effectively command and control forces assigned to them in the event of a crisis or contingency. Adamiec is the Air Operations Officer with the 3rd MEB, Schrader is the Information Operations Officer with the 3rd MEB and Nakamura is a platoon commander with the 14th Engineer Unit.

121121-M-TR505-374 CAMP HANSEN, Okinawa, Japan – Maj. David Adamiec, Maj. William Schrader and 1st Lt. Yushi Nakamura (top to bottom) take part in a Watch Officer, Watch Chief and Battle Staff Training Course here Nov. 14-21. The course is provided by the Marine Air-Ground Task Force Integrated Systems Training Center and designed to improve unit readiness and ability to respond to contingencies in the Asia-Pacific. This will allow Marines with the 3rd MEB and members of the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force to more effectively command and control forces assigned to them in the event of a crisis or contingency. Adamiec is the Air Operations Officer with the 3rd MEB, Schrader is the Information Operations Officer with the 3rd MEB and Nakamura is a platoon commander with the 14th Engineer Unit. (Photo by 2ndLt Jeremy Alexander)


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121121-M-TR505-370 CAMP HANSEN, Okinawa, Japan – 1st Lt. Miyamoto Naoya and Capt. Ralph LeMaster take part in a Watch Officer, Watch Chief and Battle Staff Training Course here Nov. 14-21. The course is provided by the Marine Air-Ground Task Force Integrated Systems Training Center and designed to improve unit readiness and ability to respond to contingencies in the Asia-Pacific. This will allow Marines with the 3rd MEB and members of the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force to more effectively command and control forces assigned to them in the event of a crisis or contingency. Naoya is a platoon commander with the 11th Infantry Regiment and LeMaster is the Assistant Operations Officer for the 3rd MEB.

121121-M-TR505-370 CAMP HANSEN, Okinawa, Japan – 1st Lt. Miyamoto Naoya and Capt. Ralph LeMaster take part in a Watch Officer, Watch Chief and Battle Staff Training Course here Nov. 14-21. The course is provided by the Marine Air-Ground Task Force Integrated Systems Training Center and designed to improve unit readiness and ability to respond to contingencies in the Asia-Pacific. This will allow Marines with the 3rd MEB and members of the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force to more effectively command and control forces assigned to them in the event of a crisis or contingency. Naoya is a platoon commander with the 11th Infantry Regiment and LeMaster is the Assistant Operations Officer for the 3rd MEB. (Photo by 2ndLt Jeremy Alexander)


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121121-M-TR505-365 CAMP HANSEN, Okinawa, Japan – Maj. David Adamiec takes part in a Watch Officer, Watch Chief and Battle Staff Training Course here Nov. 14-21. The course is provided by the Marine Air-Ground Task Force Integrated Systems Training Center and designed to improve unit readiness and ability to respond to contingencies in the Asia-Pacific. This will allow Marines with the 3rd MEB and members of the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force to more effectively command and control forces assigned to them in the event of a crisis or contingency. Adamiec is the Air Operations Officer with the 3rd MEB.

121121-M-TR505-365 CAMP HANSEN, Okinawa, Japan – Maj. David Adamiec takes part in a Watch Officer, Watch Chief and Battle Staff Training Course here Nov. 14-21. The course is provided by the Marine Air-Ground Task Force Integrated Systems Training Center and designed to improve unit readiness and ability to respond to contingencies in the Asia-Pacific. This will allow Marines with the 3rd MEB and members of the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force to more effectively command and control forces assigned to them in the event of a crisis or contingency. Adamiec is the Air Operations Officer with the 3rd MEB. (Photo by 2ndLt. Jeremy Alexander)


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121121-M-TR505-361 CAMP HANSEN, Okinawa, Japan - 1st Lt. Yushi Nakamura, 2nd Lt. Shiraishi Shizuto, 1st Lt. Miyamoto Naoya and 1st Lt. Alexander Warasta (left to right) take part in a Watch Officer, Watch Chief and Battle Staff Training Course here Nov. 14-21. The course is provided by the Marine Air-Ground Task Force Integrated Systems Training Center and designed to improve unit readiness and ability to respond to contingencies in the Asia-Pacific. This will allow Marines with the 3rd MEB and members of the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force to more effectively command and control forces assigned to them in the event of a crisis or contingency. Nakamura is a platoon commander with the 14th Engineer Unit, Shizuto is a platoon commander with the 41st Infantry Regiment, Naoya is a platoon commander with the 11th Infantry Regiment, and Warasta is a collections officer with the 3rd MEB.

121121-M-TR505-361 CAMP HANSEN, Okinawa, Japan - 1st Lt. Yushi Nakamura, 2nd Lt. Shiraishi Shizuto, 1st Lt. Miyamoto Naoya and 1st Lt. Alexander Warasta (left to right) take part in a Watch Officer, Watch Chief and Battle Staff Training Course here Nov. 14-21. The course is provided by the Marine Air-Ground Task Force Integrated Systems Training Center and designed to improve unit readiness and ability to respond to contingencies in the Asia-Pacific. This will allow Marines with the 3rd MEB and members of the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force to more effectively command and control forces assigned to them in the event of a crisis or contingency. Nakamura is a platoon commander with the 14th Engineer Unit, Shizuto is a platoon commander with the 41st Infantry Regiment, Naoya is a platoon commander with the 11th Infantry Regiment, and Warasta is a collections officer with the 3rd MEB. (Photo by 2ndLt Jeremy Alexander)


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CAMP HANSEN, Okinawa, Japan --
Marines from the 3rd Marine Expeditionary Brigade particpated in a Watch Officer, Watch Chief and Battle Staff Training Course here Nov. 14-21 provided by the Marine Air-Ground Task Force Integrated Systems Training Center to improve their readiness and ability to respond to contingencies in the Asia-Pacific.
The Watch Officer/Watch Chief Course provides the students with a baseline in systems and procedures while operating in a Combat Operations Center. This will allow Marines with the 3rd MEB to more effectively command and control forces assigned to them in the event of a crisis or contingency.
The 3rd MEB is constantly engaged in the Asia-Pacific through annual exercises and a forward presence. As the Alert Contingency MAGTF, the 3rd MEB has to be prepared to respond to a crisis in the region within 24 hours.  This training allows Marines and members of the JGSDF to more quickly and efficiently integrate into any COC.
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