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West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-56 - Organizations And Functions - State Area Command West Virginia › Chapter 10 - MAINTENANCE DIVISION › Section 141-56-10-3 - AUTOMOTIVE MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN

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a. Provide assistance and instructions in
				  Maintenance Management and Maintenance operations to unit during AT and IDT.
				  This training will include equipment condition and serviceability, proper use
				  of tools and equipment and repair parts supply procedures.
b. Assists Commanders with maintenance
				  personnel, management, training records and reports management (TAMMS),
				  publications and their proper use, shop layout and operations, SOFs,
				  productions, introduction of new doctrine and techniques, operator's
				  requirements (PMCS), organizational level maintenance, preventive maintenance
				  techniques and equipment repair.
c.
				  Evaluates maintenance complaints received from supported units and makes
				  recommendation to the DCSMAINT for resolution.
d. Assists units in performing classification
				  inspection to determine economic repairability. Periodically reviews and
				  assists units in updating shop standard inspection procedure files, to
				  incorporate new inspection techniques and to establish procedures for new
				  equipment.
e. Upon mobilization of
				  WVARNG units conduct initial inspection on equipment to determine existing
				  faults and necessary repairs. Provides technical assistance and training needed
				  by commanders until the unit reaches the mobilization station.
f. Performs in-process inspections to
				  identify areas for improving operational methods and to ensure that repairmen
				  are performing work according to approved procedures and established
				  standards.
g. Keeps DCSMAINT
				  informed about maintenance problems that require resolution and recommended
				  training.
1(M MANAGEMENT ASSISTANT
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-56 - Organizations And Functions - State Area Command West Virginia › Chapter 10 - MAINTENANCE DIVISION › Section 141-56-10-4 - MANAGEMENT ASSISTANT

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a. Assists
				  units and activities in development and conduct of maintenance
				  training.
b. Collects maintenance
				  performance data and other information for use in recommending maintenance
				  improvements, economy of operation, and for correction of operator/user abuse
				  and neglect.
c. Serves as
				  management assistant to the DCSMAINT.
d. Assists in review and preparation of
				  maintenance guidance and directives. Assists in scheduling MAIT, technical
				  assistance and DS maintenance support to supported units.
e. Assists units in preparation and
				  submission of Material Readiness reports to include DA Form 2406 and DA Form
				  2715.
f. Assists in coordination of
				  equipment density information between units supply and maintenance
				  personnel.
g. Upon mobilization of
				  WVARNG units, assists in the coordination of maintenance requirements and
				  support.
h. Provides technical
				  assistance to units relative to maintenance reports to include Material
				  Condition Status Reports, Deadline Reports, Army Oil Analysis Program (AOAP),
				  Manhour Reporting, among others.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-56 - Organizations And Functions - State Area Command West Virginia › Chapter 10 - MAINTENANCE DIVISION › Section 141-56-10-5 - CALIBRATION OPERATIONS NCO

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a.
				  Coordinates closely with the CSMS Calibration Electronics supervisor regarding
				  identified problems and recommendations for improved operation and maintenance
				  of electronics and calibration equipment items, to include training.
b. Conducts liaison with supported units to
				  schedule DS support and assistance for Test Measuring of Diagnostic Equipment
				  (TMDE). Coordinates with unit TMDE Coordinator for timely and appropriate
				  calibration of equipment items.
c.
				  Diagnoses nature and extent of required overhaul or repair of radar sets, radio
				  sets, mine detectors, telephones, switchboards, computers, radio
				  teletypewriters, chemical alarms, COMSEC equipment, radio equipment, power
				  supplies, radiacmeters and other items of electronic equipment.
d. Recommends improvements of calibration
				  procedures and operation of calibrated equipment to the DCSMAINT.
e. Upon mobilization of WVARNG units, provide
				  direct assistance, quality surveillance, and technical support for TMDE,
				  Calibration and communications/ electronics equipment.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-56 - Organizations And Functions - State Area Command West Virginia › Chapter 10 - MAINTENANCE DIVISION › Section 141-56-10-6 - COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT INSPECTOR

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a.
				  Assists in the inspection of communications maintenance activities and
				  initiates appropriate corrective actions as required.
b. Determine capabilities and limitations of
				  assigned equipment using appropriate references.
c. Brief operations and maintenance personnel
				  on the relationships and interface of all communications elements within the
				  organization.
d. Performs liaison
				  between staff, operations and maintenance personnel.
e. Advises maintenance officer and unit
				  commander on communications maintenance activities.
f. Assists command/staff in continuous
				  appraisal of communications-electronics equipment maintenance in installation,
				  operations and training.
g.
				  Recommends changes in work or operations procedures and reports on
				  unsatisfactory equipment and circuitry within communications-electronics
				  equipment.
h. Reviews, consolidates
				  and prepares technical reports pertaining to communications - electronics
				  equipment maintenance, calibration and installation.
i. Coordinates maintenance calibration of
				  calibrated equipment.
j. Instructs
				  and demonstrates correct maintenance, installation procedures and use of
				  special test equipment, tools and standards.
k. Performs quality control, quality
				  assurance or inspection functions on communications equipment and systems.
				  Duties may be performed as part of equipment planning, integration or testing
				  and disposal process.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-56 - Organizations And Functions - State Area Command West Virginia › Chapter 10 - MAINTENANCE DIVISION › Section 141-56-10-8 - UNIT SUPPLY SPECIALIST

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a.
				  Assists in the development of equipment requirements and reports.
b. Maintains property under the Standard
				  Property Book System (SPBS).
c.
				  Maintains administrative and logistics files.
d. Receives, inspects, loads, unloads,
				  segregates, stores, issues, delivers, and turns in organization and
				  installation supplies and equipment.
e. Verifies unit of issue, description and
				  quantity of requested material against issue and turn in documents.
f. Prepares unit supply requests and assigns
				  document numbers.
g. Posts and
				  files regulations, publication, records and forms.
h. Prepares, reviews and corrects hand
				  receipt property listings and annexes.
i. Inspects completed work for accuracy and
				  compliance with established procedures.
j. Coordinates supply activities with supply
				  and service and motor transport units.
k. Posts transactions to organizational and
				  installation property books and supporting transaction files.
l. Assists and advises maintenance officer
				  and commander.
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West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-56 - Organizations And Functions - State Area Command West Virginia › Chapter 11 - FACILITY MANAGEMENT DIVISION › Section 141-56-11-1 - FACILITY MANAGEMENT DIVISION

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a.
RESPONSIBLITIES.
The Facility Management Of -ficer serves as the
				  Chief Advisor to the Adjutant General, Staff and Commanders on all phases of
				  ARNG military construction.
b.
FUNCTIONS.
(1) Responsible for
				  the coordination of all construction matters and for developing construction
				  programs to provide necessary administration, logistics, maintenance and
				  training facilities for all assigned WV ARNG units.
(2) Perpares justification, economic
				  analysis, site development and master plan for WVARNG construction
				  progTam(s).
(3) Develops and
				  implements programs to assure are in compliance with Occupational Safety and
				  Health Act (OSHA) and fire safety regulations.
(4) Provides coordination with state, federal
				  and local environmental agenices, ARNG Commander and Facility Manager/
				  Commander to assure that environmental control systems are constructed,
				  operated and maintained in compliance with the applicable laws and regulations
				  of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Resource Conservation and
				  Recovery Act (RCRA) and The Occupational, Safety and Health Act (TOSH
				  A).
(5) Analyzes and oversees
				  operations manitenance programs, projects and personnel to assure appropriate
				  scheduling and completion of essential requirements.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-56 - Organizations And Functions - State Area Command West Virginia › Chapter 11 - FACILITY MANAGEMENT DIVISION › Section 141-56-11-2 - CIVIL ENGINEER

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a.
RESPONSIBILITIES.
The Civil Engineer serves as a technical advisor and
				  provides professional engineering services for all Army National Guard (ARNG)
				  major contruction, minor construction, maintenance and repair
				  projects.
b.
FUNCTIONS
(1) Assists the Facility
				  Management Officer with the design, preparation and drawings and specifications
				  on construction, maintenance, and repair projects.
(2) Assists with the development of project
				  justification documents for major and minor construction programs.
(3) Assists with the development of master
				  plans for ARNG facilities and installations as appropriate.
(4) Serves as an engineering consultant on
				  all ARNG construction projects.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-56 - Organizations And Functions - State Area Command West Virginia › Chapter 11 - FACILITY MANAGEMENT DIVISION › Section 141-56-11-3 - CLERK-TYPIST

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The clerk-typist works for the Facility Management Division
					 and types military and nonmilitary correspondence, messages, recurring and
					 special reports, regulations, directives, SOPs and sim-iliar material.
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West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-56 - Organizations And Functions - State Area Command West Virginia › Chapter 12 - HEADQUARTERS DETACHMENT › Section 141-56-12-1 - RESPONSIBILITIES

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The Headquarters Detachment is responsible for providing
					 such personnel services and logistical support as appropriate for each section
					 and exercises operational control over headquarters personnel not assigned or
					 attached to subordinate commands.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-56 - Organizations And Functions - State Area Command West Virginia › Chapter 12 - HEADQUARTERS DETACHMENT › Section 141-56-12-2 - FUNCTIONS

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a.
DETACHMENT COMMANDER.
The Detachment Commander is responsible for
				  the following:
(1) Serves as principal
				  advisor and coordinator for members of the Headquarters Detachment.
(2) Maintains the detachment at authorized
				  strength.
(3) Sets standards and
				  guidelines for morale and appearance.
(4) Authorizes and supervises equivalent and
				  split training.
(5) Ensures that
				  the Alert and Mobilization Plans are maintained current.
(6) Responsible for the maintenance of
				  physical security.
(7) Causes
				  mandatory training to be conducted.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-56 - Organizations And Functions - State Area Command West Virginia › Chapter 13 - TROOP COMMAND › Section 141-56-13-1 - MISSION

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The mission of Troop Command is to provide command and
					 control of separate company and detachmentsize units, as determined by the
					 Adjutant General, in all administrative, training, mobilization and logistical
					 functions.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-56 - Organizations And Functions - State Area Command West Virginia › Chapter 13 - TROOP COMMAND › Section 141-56-13-2 - ORGANIZATION

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Troop Command is organized as a separate detachment in the
					 WV-STARC TDA and is subordinate to the Command Section, WV-STARC.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-56 - Organizations And Functions - State Area Command West Virginia › Chapter 13 - TROOP COMMAND › Section 141-56-13-3 - COMMAND STRUCTURE

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The headquarters command structure is illustrated on page
					 13-5.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-56 - Organizations And Functions - State Area Command West Virginia › Chapter 13 - TROOP COMMAND › Section 141-56-13-4 - SUPPORTING ACTIVITIES

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OMS 7, Huntington, West Virginia is attached for
					 operational control by Troop Command.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-56 - Organizations And Functions - State Area Command West Virginia › Chapter 13 - TROOP COMMAND › Section 141-56-13-5 - COMMAND SECTION

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a.
COMMANDER.
Commands attached units and the Troop Command Headquarters,
				  WV-STARC. Reports to the Command Section, WV-STARC. Plans, supervises and
				  directs the administration, operations, training, supply, security and
				  discipline of the command. Prescribes, policies, procedures, missions and
				  standards. He visits and inspects attached units to determine compliance with
				  correct regulations and directives.
b.
EXECUTIVE OFFICER.
Commands
				  attached units and the Troop Command Headquarters, WV-STARC in the absence of
				  the Commander. Ensures that the Commander's policies are carried out.
				  Supervises, directs and coordinates the functions of the Headquarters staff.
				  Coordinates briefings and the Headquarter's administrative standing operating
				  procedures.
c.
COMMAND
				  SERGEANT MAJOR.
Serves as the principal enlisted assistant to the
				  Commander. Maintains liaison between the Commander and the First Sergeants of
				  attached units and advises and assists senior noncommissioned officers within
				  the command. He assists the Commander in inspecting attached units and serves
				  as the Commander's principal supervisor of the Command's Noncommissioned
				  Officer Development Program.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-56 - Organizations And Functions - State Area Command West Virginia › Chapter 13 - TROOP COMMAND › Section 141-56-13-6 - SPECIAL STAFF

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which separate units would be assigned upon mobilization.
					 The Special Staff is under the general supervision of the Executive Officer,
					 who coordinates their unit assistance schedule of visits and special staff work
					 assignments.
a.
MOBILIZATION
				  PLANS OFFICER.
The Mobilization Plans Officer is responsible for the
				  following:
(1) The Mobilization Plans Officer
				  is the Commander's special staff officer on all matters pertaining to or
				  involving mobilization plans of attached units.
(2) Supervises and is responsible for the
				  preparation and maintenance of mobilization plans of the headquarters and of
				  units attached to the headquarters for administrative support.
(3) Reviews mobilization plans of attached
				  units for accuracy and completeness.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-56 - Organizations And Functions - State Area Command West Virginia › Chapter 13 - TROOP COMMAND › Section 141-56-13-7 - S-1 SECTION

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a.
S-l OFFICER
. The S-l Officer is responsible for the following:
(1) The S-l is the principal staff assistant
				  to the Commander in the administration and management of individuals under
				  military control.
(2) The S-l has
				  general staff responsibility for the personnel readiness and strength
				  accounting of the command to include personnel, plans, policies and procedures
				  for military personnel.
(3)
				  Responsible for the following:
(a) Military
				  personnel management.
(b)
				  Recruitment and retention.
(c)
				  Discipline, laws and order.
(d)
				  Morale, welfare and educational activities.
(e) Safety.
(f) Drug and alcohol abuse.
(g) Race relations.
(h) Equal employment opportunity.
(i) Awards and Decorations. (j) Other
				  programs as directed.
(4) FUNCTIONS:
(a) Coordinates administration of attached
				  units and supervises and coordinates personnel matters within the
				  command.
(b) Authenticates,
				  publishes and distributes correspondence and orders.
(c) As the Headquarters Detachment Commander,
				  supervises all activities needed for the efficient accomplishment of the
				  headquarters mission and for the accomplishment of all functions needed to
				  properly feed, clothe, equip, house and train personnel assigned to the
				  headquarters.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-56 - Organizations And Functions - State Area Command West Virginia › Chapter 13 - TROOP COMMAND › Section 141-56-13-8 - S-3 OFFICER

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a. S-3
				  OFFICER. The S-3 Office is responsible for the following:
(1) The S-3 Officer is the principal staff
				  assistant to the Commander in the areas of planning, operations, individuals
				  and unit training, and readiness.
(2) The S-3 Officer has general staff
				  responsibility for training readiness and physical security matters of attached
				  units.
(3) Responsible for the
				  following programs:
(a) Reviews and recommends
				  approval of training plans and programs of the headquarters and attached units,
				  providing guidance and assistance as required.
(b) Monitors and makes recommendations in
				  regards to OPFOR and OPSEC training of attached units.
(c) Evaluates training and makes
				  recommendations relative to the improved use of training facilities and
				  training resources such as equipment, funds and school quotas.
(d) Coordinates special civil disturbance
				  programs.
(e) Monitors the
				  procurement of training aids throughout the command.
(f) Administers recording and reporting
				  systems for ARTEPs, FTX's and the evaluation activities.
(g) Coordinates movement of attached
				  units.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-56 - Organizations And Functions - State Area Command West Virginia › Chapter 13 - TROOP COMMAND › Section 141-56-13-9 - S-4 SECTION

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a.
S-4 OFFICER.
The S-4 Officer is responsible for the following:
(1) The S-4 Officer is the principal staff
				  assistant to the Commander in matters pertaining to supply, food service and
				  miscellaneous logistical support.
(2) Recommends courses of action to ensure
				  property accountability within the command
(3) Supervises property control of the
				  headquarters and of attached units.
(4) Monitors fire protection programs of the
				  headquarters and of attached units.
(5) Provides for food service management of
				  attached units.
(6) Prepares
				  logistical estimates, report and plans.
(7) Monitors fuel usage and energy
				  conservation programs of the headquarters and attached units.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-56 - Organizations And Functions - State Area Command West Virginia › Chapter 13 - TROOP COMMAND › Section 141-56-13-10 - MAINTENANCE SECTION

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a.
MAINTENANCE OFFICER.
The Maintenance Officer is responsible for
				  the following:
(1) The Maintenance Officer is
				  the principal staff assistant to the Commander in matters pertaining to
				  maintenance management and activities.
(2) Responsible for the headquarters and
				  attached units' maintenance program.
(3) Coordinates and ensures updating of
				  attached units' Prescribed Load Listing (PLL) and Combat Prescribed Load
				  Listing (CPLL).
(4) Advising the
				  Commander on the operational status of equipment within the command.
(5) Monitors and supervised the Preventive
				  Maintenance Check and Services Procedures (PMCS) within the command.
(6) Monitors the oil analysis program of the
				  command.
(7) Monitors and assists
				  attached units in the Equipment Status Reporting System.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-56 - Organizations And Functions - State Area Command West Virginia › Chapter 14 - ARMY TRAINING SITE (ATS), CAMP DAWSON › Section 141-56-14-1 - MISSION

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The mission of the Army Training Site (ATS) is to provide
					 year round training areas and supporting facilities to support essential
					 training of the West Virginia Army National Guard (WVARNG). Other National
					 Guard (Army and Air), Reserve and Active Component organizations and units are
					 supported on a space available basis.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-56 - Organizations And Functions - State Area Command West Virginia › Chapter 14 - ARMY TRAINING SITE (ATS), CAMP DAWSON › Section 141-56-14-2 - REFERENCE

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a. NGR 570-3,
				  Manning Criteria - ARNG Major Training Areas
b. AR 5-3, Installation - Management and
				  Organization.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-56 - Organizations And Functions - State Area Command West Virginia › Chapter 14 - ARMY TRAINING SITE (ATS), CAMP DAWSON › Section 141-56-14-3 - ORGANIZATION

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The ATS organization is depicted in figure
					 14-3.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-56 - Organizations And Functions - State Area Command West Virginia › Chapter 14 - ARMY TRAINING SITE (ATS), CAMP DAWSON › Section 141-56-14-4 - ARMY TRAINING SITE COMMAND ELEMENT

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a. Operate the training site effectively and
				  economically.
b. Organize the
				  training site support activities and establish management procedures in
				  accordance with current regulations and higher headquarters.
c. Ensure that key training site personnel,
				  civilian and military receive appropriate training.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-56 - Organizations And Functions - State Area Command West Virginia › Chapter 14 - ARMY TRAINING SITE (ATS), CAMP DAWSON › Section 141-56-14-5 - HEADQUARTERS DETACHMENT

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a. The
				  detachment serves the command element for individuals assigned to the Army
				  Training Site TDA Organization. The detachment will:
(1) Command, to include administration,
				  billeting and supply functions.
(2)
				  Perform training, morale support, military discipline, housekeeping and welfare
				  functions for assigned/ attached personnel.
(3) Provide local security for the
				  headquarters.
(4) Provide for
				  reception and accommodation of visitors.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-56 - Organizations And Functions - State Area Command West Virginia › Chapter 14 - ARMY TRAINING SITE (ATS), CAMP DAWSON › Section 141-56-14-6 - PERSONNEL AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES (PCA)

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This staff section performs the Army's traditional SI
					 functions (FM101-5) for the ATS. THE PCA has the primary staff responsibility
					 for all the "people programs" designed to enhance morale and promote readiness.
					 The staff officer is responsible for and advises the ATS commander on matters
					 pertaining to Camp Dawson community affairs, families, education, personnel and
					 administrative operations and moral, welfare and recreation (MWR) business
					 operations.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-56 - Organizations And Functions - State Area Command West Virginia › Chapter 14 - ARMY TRAINING SITE (ATS), CAMP DAWSON › Section 141-56-14-8 - LOGISTICS (L)

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This staff section performs the Army's traditional S4
					 functions (FM105-5) for the ATS. The staff officer exercises staff supervision
					 over all logistics functions performed by other ATS staff elements and staff
					 coordination with supporting tenants; advise the commander and staff members on
					 all training site logistic activities; provides staff supervision of all
					 maintenance operations to include those of the training site activities;
					 develop and supervise the training site supply discipline program; and
					 administers contracts within delegated authorities including conduct of quality
					 assurance surveillance/evaluation of contract performance.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-56 - Organizations And Functions - State Area Command West Virginia › Chapter 14 - ARMY TRAINING SITE (ATS), CAMP DAWSON › Section 141-56-14-9 - FACILITIES ENGINEERING (FE)

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This staff section performs the functions associated with
					 operating, maintaining, repairing and constructing real property facilities;
					 and managing natural resources. The staff officer provides environmental
					 assessments and prepares environmental impact statements relating to the
					 preservation, protection and enhancement of the environment; responsible for
					 the activity of the Post Engineers (State Employees), organizational
					 maintenance of engineer equipment, fire prevention and protection, refuse
					 collection and disposal, and supply and storage of engineer equipment and other
					 miscellaneous engineering services, to include civilian contracted
					 equipment.
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West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-56 - Organizations And Functions - State Area Command West Virginia › Chapter 15 - SELECTIVE SERVICE › Section 141-56-15-1 - SELECTIVE SERVICE SECTION

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The Selective Service Section has the requirement to be
					 able to expand and augment the Selective Service System in an emergency where
					 full operation of the system is required in a national emergency. Officers
					 assigned to die section must be able to exercise intelligent and objective
					 judgement in the complex field of manpower procurement in both a standby and a
					 mobilization situation
a. Section
				  Chief (MAJ)
(1) Coordinates activities of
				  reserve officers assigned to duty in state with command of Region II of the
				  Selective Service System.
(2)
				  Coordinates work and training of the section with the West Virginia State
				  Director of Selective Service.
(3)
				  Directs efforts of the section in recruiting, selecting and training local and
				  appeal board members.
(4) Directs
				  training of the section as prescribed by the Director of Selective Service and
				  the Adjutant General of West Virginia.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-57 - Environmental Protection And Enhancement › Chapter 1 - INTRODUCTION › Section 141-57-1-1 - GENERAL

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The American public has developed a keen sense of
					 awareness concerning his/her environment. This awareness has permeated all
					 sectors - -business, industry, education, labor, and government. Faced with a
					 multitude of environmental problems, the United States has initiated corrective
					 action. Basic National environmental policy was formulated with the passage of
					 the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 (NEPA). This Act evaluates
					 environmental values using economic and technical values as parameters or
					 solution indicators. In essence, it calls for a three-dimensional planning
					 model involving technical, economic, and environmental tradeoffs. The West
					 Virginia National Guard, along with other Federal agencies, has been charged by
					 the President to comply with published Federal, State and local environmental
					 standards; thus demonstrating leadership in environmental enhancement
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-57 - Environmental Protection And Enhancement › Chapter 1 - INTRODUCTION › Section 141-57-1-2 - PURPOSE

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a. Implement DA
				  policy with respect to environmental protection.
b. Describe the Environmental Protection
				  Policy of the West Virginia National Guard.
c. Establish fundamental policies and
				  procedures for the protection and preservation of environmental quality
				  throughout the facilities and activities of the National Guard.
d. Provide specific guidelines in preparing
				  Environmental Assessments and Environmental Impact Statements for construction,
				  operations, and maintenance projects; Federal real estate acquisitions;
				  training or field exercises; and inactive duty training or active duty training
				  exercises.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-57 - Environmental Protection And Enhancement › Chapter 1 - INTRODUCTION › Section 141-57-1-3 - APPLICABILITY

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a. All
				  construction, training, special activities involving real and licensed property
				  facilities of the West Virginia Army National Guard.
b. All appropriated and nonappropriated funds
				  expended on West Virginia Army National Guard projects.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-57 - Environmental Protection And Enhancement › Chapter 1 - INTRODUCTION › Section 141-57-1-4 - REFERENCES

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a. AR 200-1,
				  Environmental Protection and Enhancement, 15 July 1982.
b. AR 200-2, Environmental Effects of Army
				  Actions, 1 September 1981.
c.
				  NGB-ARO Letter, subject "Implementation of NEPA", 23 February 1982.
d. 1A Regulation 200-1, First U.S. Army
				  Environmental Program, 16 August 1978.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-57 - Environmental Protection And Enhancement › Chapter 1 - INTRODUCTION › Section 141-57-1-5 - IMPACT

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The drafting and publication of this regulation has been
					 assessed and an environmental impact statement pursuant to the National
					 Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) is not required.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-57 - Environmental Protection And Enhancement › Chapter 2 - POLICIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES › Section 141-57-2-1 - GOALS AND OBJECTIVES

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a. Plan,
				  initiate and accomplish all actions, projects and programs in a manner that
				  will minimize adverse effects on environmental quality without jeopardizing the
				  mission and readiness of the West Virginia Army National Guard.
b. Demonstrate initiative and leadership in
				  formulation and execution of programs that contribute to environmental
				  enhancement.
c. Conserve and
				  protect all natural and man-made resources.
d. Protect, preserve and enhance the natural
				  and man-made environment.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-57 - Environmental Protection And Enhancement › Chapter 2 - POLICIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES › Section 141-57-2-2 - POLICIES AND PRINCIPLES

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a. The
				  West Virginia Army National Guard will carry out the policy set forth in the
				  National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 and Executive Order 11752,
				  "Prevention, Control, and Abatement of Environmental Pollution at Federal
				  Facilities", dated 17 December 1973, and will use all practicable means,
				  consistent with other essential considerations of DA policy, to improve and
				  coordinate West Virginia ARNG plans, functions, programs and resources.
b. Commanders will cooperate to
				  the extent practicable in beneficial community environmental action
				  programs.
c. Historic and cultural
				  facilities will be preserved for the benefit of future generations.
d. The environment must be considered as a
				  single, integrated system which is characterized by the continuous interaction
				  of air, land and water.
e. For
				  planning purposes, the environmental system should be regarded as closed;
				  nothing can be thrown away. Wastes must be either recycled and reclaimed or
				  confined and contained so they will not migrate to re-emerge in pollutant form.
f. Pollutants are potential
				  resources that are out of place.
g. Environmental processes that use the
				  forces in nature are more economical than those which seek to duplicate nature
				  artificially.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-57 - Environmental Protection And Enhancement › Chapter 2 - POLICIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES › Section 141-57-2-3 - RESPONSIBILITIES

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a. Adjutant
				  General.
(1). Director of Environmental
				  Protection and Enhancement.
(2).
				  Transmit all environmental documents, as required, to NGB-ARI.
(3). Appoint a State Army National Guard
				  Environmental Monitor.
(4). Appoint
				  members of the State Environmental Protection Committee.
(5). Insure that Environmental Assessments
				  (EA's and EIS's) are prepared as necessary for training/construction activities
				  performed for/by Army National Guard (ARNG) activities within the
				  State.
(6). Certify that each EA
				  and EIS prepared fulfills NEPA requirements .
(7). Insure that all reports required by AR
				  200-1 are prepared and submitted in a timely manner.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-57 - Environmental Protection And Enhancement › Chapter 2 - POLICIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES › Section 141-57-2-4 - EDUCATION AND TRAINING

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a.
				  Goal: To educate all personnel on the WVARNG responsibilities for protecting
				  the environment and provide the necessary environmental training to designated
				  personnel to discharge their duties in a manner consistent with the West
				  Virginia Army National Guard Environmental Policy.
b. Objectives:
(1). To insure that individuals understand
				  their roles in controlling pollution, in protecting the environment and in
				  achieving environmental goals.
(2).
				  To encourage soldier participation in projects and programs that produce
				  environmental benefits, particularly those that aid in the development of
				  military skills.
(3). Provide
				  training programs to enable each major organization/ activity to have a
				  qualified Environmental Quality Officer available to advise and assist on
				  environmental considerations.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-57 - Environmental Protection And Enhancement › Chapter 2 - POLICIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES › Section 141-57-2-5 - REPORTING REQUIREMENTS

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a.
				  Semi-annual Environmental Pollution Prevention, Control and Abatement Report
				  (RCS DD-M(SA) 1383) NLT 15 October and 15 April each year.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-57 - Environmental Protection And Enhancement › Chapter 3 - NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT › Section 141-57-3-1 - WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT

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a. Goal: Comply with the National goal of EPA
				  of eliminating the discharge of pollutants into receiving waters by 1985 and to
				  conserve water resources used in activities of the West Virginia Army National
				  Guard.
b. Objectives.
(1). Obtain and comply with water discharge
				  permits issued by EPA and/or the State of West Virginia under the National
				  Pollutant Discharge Elimination System, and the Corps of Engineers for the
				  discharge/deposition of dredged or fill material.
(2). Conserve water resources by instituting
				  economy measures and re-use when practical.
(3). Minimize soil erosion by effective land
				  management programs and use of Sediment Control Plans (SCP's) developed in
				  cooperation with the State of West Virginia's 208 Water Quality Management
				  Program.
(4). Insure waterborne
				  wastes produced by WVARNG fixed and mobile facilities are in accordance with
				  published Federal, State, and local standards.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-57 - Environmental Protection And Enhancement › Chapter 3 - NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT › Section 141-57-3-2 - AIR POLLUTION ABATEMENT

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a.
				  Goal: Reduce emission of pollutants into the air from both stationary and
				  mobile sources to the standards set forth in the Clean Air Act at the earliest
				  practical date.
b. Objectives:
(1). Insure that air pollution emission
				  sources are identified and quantified, and that pollutants are reduced to the
				  levels specified by applicable Federal, State or local standards.
(2). Insure that commercial military vehicles
				  equipped with internal combustion engines are in compliance with applicable
				  emission standards.
(3). Insure
				  that unique military equipment, such as tactical vehicles and transportable
				  engine-driven equipment, are operated and maintained efficiently.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-57 - Environmental Protection And Enhancement › Chapter 3 - NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT › Section 141-57-3-3 - NOISE ABATEMENT

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a. Goal:
				  Control noise produced by WVARNG activities to protect the health and welfare
				  of members of the military services and the public.
b. Objectives:
(1). Comply, consistent with military
				  requirements, with the provisions of the Noise Control Act of 1972 ( PL 92-574
				  ).
(2). Control aircraft noise by
				  reducing emissions produced by Army aircraft and regulating Army flying
				  operations to the extent that military requirements permit.
(3). Control noise produced by operational,
				  training and industrial activities to assure compliance with the Occupational
				  Safety and Health Act and EPA regulations.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-57 - Environmental Protection And Enhancement › Chapter 3 - NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT › Section 141-57-3-4 - HISTORIC PRESERVATION

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a.
				  Goal: Protect through preservation, restoration or rehabilitation all sites,
				  structures, and objects of historical, architectural, archeo-logical or
				  cultural significance located on WVARNG licensed or owned land.
b. Objectives:
(1). Any sites identified will be referred to
				  the EQCO for coordination with appropriate agencies.
(2). Take those actions necessary to protect
				  and preserve historic properties commensurate with mission
				  accomplishment.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-57 - Environmental Protection And Enhancement › Chapter 3 - NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT › Section 141-57-3-5 - FISH AND WILDLIFE

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a. Goal:
				  Protect, through preservation, conservation and mitigation, wildlife resource
				  values affected by WVARNG activities.
b. Objectives:
(1). Identify, early in the planning process,
				  unique fish and wildlife habitats through coordination with the West Virginia
				  Department of Natural Resources.
(2). Upon recommendation of the EQCO,
				  implement formal endangered species consultation with the U. S. Fish and
				  Wildlife Service.
(3). Take those
				  actions necessary to minimize the impact of WVARNG activities on fish and
				  wildlife resources.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-57 - Environmental Protection And Enhancement › Chapter 4 - MATERIAL DISPOSAL PLAN › Section 141-57-4-1 - HAZARDOUS

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a. Goal: To control
				  acquisition, transportation, and storage of hazardous and toxic materials so as
				  to minimize health hazards and damage to the Government.
b. Objectives:
(1). Limit, to the extent practicable, the
				  use of toxic/hazardous materials and employ maximum safety procedures during
				  use, storage and disposal of toxic substances.
(2). Provide properly trained personnel for
				  the management, use, storage and disposal of hazardous and toxic
				  materials.
(3). Establish a Spill
				  Control Countermeasure (SPCC) Plan where required. A SPCC is a plan to prevent
				  discharge of oil and other hazardous substances into the navigable waters of
				  the United States and to contain discharges if they occur. This plan must
				  identify potential sources of oil and hazardous substance spills and the
				  measures required to prevent and contain any accidental discharges.
(4). Establish an Installation Spill
				  Contingency Plan (ISCP) where required. The ISCP is a detailed plan to clean up
				  any discharges of oil or other hazardous substances.
(5). Detailed guidance on oil and hazardous
				  liquid substances are found in ANNEX A.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-57 - Environmental Protection And Enhancement › Chapter 4 - MATERIAL DISPOSAL PLAN › Section 141-57-4-2 - DISPOSAL PLANS FOR SOLID WASTE MATERIALS

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a. Goal: To reprocess or reclaim solid wastes
				  for other productive uses to the maximum extent possible.
b. Objectives.
(1). Procure material of such a configuration
				  that components can be economically restored, reconstituted, or converted to
				  other uses when the end item and it's packaging are no longer suitable for
				  their original purpose.
(2).
				  Dispose of unserviceable or excess material through property disposal channels
				  or by some other means that would enable these resources to be recovered and
				  reintroduced into the manufacturing process or reclaimed for other production
				  purposes.
(3). Dispose of wastes or
				  excess material not capable of being reclaimed or processed in a manner that
				  minimizes pollution of the environment.
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West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-58 - Training - Competitive Marksmanship Program › Section SECTION I - REFERENCES › Section 141-58-1 - Reference

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a. NGB Pam
				  350-6.
b. NGB Pam 350-7.
c. FORSCOM/TRADOC Supp 1 to AR 350-6
				  w/Cl.
d. National Rifle
				  Association's Highpower Rifle, Smallbore Rifle, and Pistol Rules.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-58 - Training - Competitive Marksmanship Program › Section SECTION II - GENERAL › Section 141-58-2 - Purpose

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This regulation establishes the policies, objectives,
					 responsibilities, and procedures governing small arms competition for the West
					 Virginia Army and Air National Guard.
West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 141 - Adjutant General › Title 141 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ADJUTANT GENERAL › Series 141-58 - Training - Competitive Marksmanship Program › Section SECTION II - GENERAL › Section 141-58-3 - General

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All small arms competitive programs will be conducted as
					 training. Equipment, targets, weapons and ammunition, to support unit level
					 marksmanship training is authorized, forecasted, and issued through
					 organizational Property Book Officers (PBO). The same type activities to
					 support the state level marksmanship training program are conducted through the
					 Small Arms Readiness Training Section's (SARTS) PBO.