Cover
Preface
Chapter 1. Unit Movement Responsibilities
			Unit Movement Operations Overview
			Unit Movement Roles and Responsibilities
			Responsibilities of the Moving Unit
			Unit Movement Officer
			Unit Movement Coordinator
			Brigade Movement Coordinator
			Mobility Warrant Officer
			Hazardous Cargo Certifying Official
			Airload Planners
			Unit Loading Teams
			Intratheater Unit Movement
			Intertheater Unit Movement
Chapter 2 Movement Planning At The Unit Level
	Section 1: Movement Planning
			TC-AIMS II Movement Plan
			Unit Movement Plans
			Developing a Unit Movement Plan
	Section 2: Movement Activities
			Movement Activities
	Peacetime Movement Preparation Activities
			Unit Alert Procedures
			Identifying Support Requirements
			Soldier Readiness Processing (SRP)
			Movement Training
	Predeployment Activities
			Initial Notification Activities
			Movement Order Activities
Chapter 3. Movement By Mode
	Section 1: CONUS
			Convoy Movements
				Obtaining Convoy Clearance and Permits
			Rail Movements
			Air Movement
			Commercial Truck Movement
	Section 2: OCONUS
			Convoy Movements
				Using TC AIMS II to Plan Convoy Movements
			Rail Movements
			Air Movement
			Using Host Nation (HN) Assets
				Using HN Assets
				Using HN Support Contractor Assets
Chapter 4. Operations at the Port of Embarkation (POE)
	Section 1: Sea
			Marshaling Area
				Accounting and Coordination
				Preparation and Checks
			Deploying Unit Responsibilities in the Marshaling Area
			Staging Area
			Military Traffic Management Command Responsibilities in the Staging Area
			Responsibilities
			Transportation Terminal Brigade (TTB)
			Port Support Activity (PSA)
			Cargo Transfer Company (CTC)
			Cargo Documentation Team (CDT)
			Freight Consolidation and Distribution Team (FCDT)
	Section 2: Aerial
			Marshaling Area
			Alert Holding Area
			Call Forward Area
			Loading Ramp Area
Chapter 5. Operations at the Port of Debarkation (POD)
			Overview
	Section 1: ROS&I Overview
	Section 2: Seaport
			Unit Reception at the Seaport of Debarkation (SPOD)
			Staging Area
				Military Traffic Management Command Responsibilities in the Staging Area
				Unit Responsibilities in the Staging Area
			Marshaling Area
				Support Element or Other Tasked Unit Responsibilities in the Marshaling Area
				Unit Responsibilities in the Marshaling Area
	Section 3: Aerial Port
			Unit Reception at the Aerial Port of Debarkation (APOD)
			Off-Load Ramp Area
				TALCE Responsibilities in the Off-Load Ramp Area
				A/DACG Responsibilities in the Off-Load Ramp Area
				Unit Responsibilities in the Off-Load Ramp Area
			Holding Area
				A/DACG Responsibilities in the Holding Area
				Unit Responsibilities in the Holding Area
			Marshaling Area
				ASG or Other Tasked Unit Responsibilities in the Marshaling Area
				Unit Responsibilities in the Marshaling Area
APPENDICES:
Appendix A:	Rail Load Team Safety Briefing, Railguards and Supercargoes
Appendix B:	Sample Unit Movement Operations SOP
Appendix C:	Convoy Operations
Appendix D:	Hazardous, Classified, And Protected Sensitive Cargo
Appendix E:	Containerization, Vehicle Preparation; and Blocking, Bracing, Packaging, Crating and Tiedown Material
Appendix F:	Transportation Coordinators-Automated Information for Movements System II (TC-AIMS II) Functionality
Appendix G:	World Map of Timezones
Appendix H:	Deployment Binders
Appendix I:	Transportation Related Automated Information Systems
Appendix J:	Deployment Training
Appendix K:	Unit Movement Officer (UMO) Responsibilities and Checklist
Appendix L:	Unit Movement Plan - A Sample
GLOSSARY
		Section 1: Acronyms
		Section 2: Terms and Definitions
REFERENCES
AUTHENTICATION

DISTRIBUTION RESTRICTION: Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited.
*This publication supersedes FM 55-65, dated 3 October 1995, and FM 55-9, dated 5 April 1993

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Field Manual No. 4-01.011	HEADQUARTERS Department of the Army Washington, DC, 31 October 2002

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