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July 2012


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Customer Service and System

Operations

Greetings to the family and

friends of the Customer Service

and System Operations Marines.

You should be extremely proud

of the accomplishments our

Marines have done. They took on

the unknown challenges of this

deployment with vigor and

enthusiasm. During the first

two months alone, units saw in

increase in support due to your

Marines efforts.

We continue to push as we near

the end of our deployment and

look forward to the time when

we will all be reunited. Until

then, we will focus on the

mission at hand and continue to

keep all of you in our thoughts

and prayers.


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Greetings from Camp Leatherneck, Afghanistan

History continues being written, and your Marine is being part of it. The MAGTF Materiel Distribution Center (MMDC) Marinescontinue their mission of distributing needed supplies and equipment to units aboard Camp Leatherneck and the many ForwardOperating Bases (FOB). Their proficiency, hard work and supporting effort is being of tremendous contribution to the level ofreadiness of the deployed units and the War-fighters operating in the Helmand Province Afghanistan. They have also provideddistribution support to the Afghanistan National Army in efforts to develop their critical infrastructure. Your Marine continuesgaining valuable deployment experience which will benefit and prepare our younger generations. While the summer brought hightemperatures, the practice of good ORM has kept us from any heat related incidents. Please continue providing them your loyalmoral support, it wont be long before you see them returning home safe and sound.

CWO2 Odin Pineda


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Greetings from SMU Fiscal

The Marines of SMU Fiscal are hard at work performingcausative research on document numbers to determine ifcorrective action is required to adjust the commitment,

obligation, expense and/or liquidation amount of adocument. The funds accumulated from cancelled

requisitions allow units in theater the opportunity toprocure the essential and critical items necessary tocomplete their mission through the supply system or theGovernment Commercial Purchase Card (GCPC). The GCPC isutilized in this section to procure the mission critical

items that would take too long in the normal supply chain.The attention to detail and diligence required to manage

the largest spending budget of the SMUs is reflective inthe hard work performed by the Marines of Fiscal.

Fiscal Marines look forward to the end of the deploymentto enjoy time with the loved ones that are supporting us

back at home .


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With the retrograde andinventory right sizing effortsbeing done by Storage and the

General Account, we have been

fairly busy. The Marines of

this section have been able to

continue their PME, reach

personal goals, martial arts

training, etc, all while

maintaining the Marine Corps

highest fill rates for an

intermediate supply account.

As the OIC, this has been one

of my most memorabledeployments with on the best

crews. We are looking forward

to getting home and seeing our

loved ones.


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The Marines at the FOBs have worked extremely hard this

deployment supporting the infantry units and the

retrograde operation.


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