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TBS-LDR-2205 Given Marines, materiel, and references,
process administrative correspondence to support the
unit's mission and recognize Marines.
TBS-OFF-2102 Given a mission, implement Marine Corps
Warfighting concepts to accomplish the mission.
TBS-TRNG-2008 Given a Risk Assessment Worksheet RAW,
training materials, training plan, and with the aid of
references, conduct Risk Management to mitigate risks
associated with each training event by identifying and
incorporating control measures through the Risk
Assessment Worksheet RAW in accordance with the
references.
TBS-UCMJ-1003 Given Marines, commander's guidance,
and situations covered by the Law of War, enforce the Law
of War so Marines conduct themselves in accordance with
the Law of War and applicable U.S. policy during all military
operations.
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TBS-VALU-1001 While part of a unit, demonstrate Marine
Corps Core Values, in accordance with MCRP 6-11.
TBS-VALU-1003 Without the aid of references, identify the The Marine Corps policy on the use of illegal substances is set forth in MCO
Marine Corps policy on the use of illegal drugs in P5300.17, "The Marine Corps Substance Abuse Program." This policy is crystal clear in
accordance with MCO 5300.17. its meaning and intent. Recent changes to the order have mandated harsher
disciplinary measures on those who choose to violate the established policies. The
enforcement of the Marine Corps standards, and the elimination of illegal drug use is
a task which requires an intensive, dedicated, thoroughly knowledgeable and total
leadership effort on the part of all Marine Corps leadership.
The Marine Corps recognizes the need to develop an illegal drug prevention
program in order to curb illegal drug use. Although there is no standard or
recognized model, any successful program must address four inherent elements:
leadership, enforcement of standards, identification, and education. Experience over
the last decade has indicated that a successful substance abuse program must
consist of the following five components EDUCATION. PREVENTION.
IDENTIFICATION. REHABILITATION. DISCIPLINE
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TBS-VALU-1004 Without the aid of references, identify the Alcohol abuse is contrary to the effective performance of Marines and the Marine
Marine Corps policy on alcohol abuse in accordance with Corps mission, and will not be tolerated in the US Marine Corps. The Marine Corps
MCO 5300.17 objective is to identify, treat, and return alcoholics to full duty and to eliminate
alcohol abuse, wherever possible.
(Continued) Alcohol abuse is any use of alcohol that adversely affects individual
performance, debilitates physical and mental health, interferes with financial
responsibility, personal relationships, leads to the violation of civilian or military laws,
or contributes to disorderly conduct. Alcoholism is a medically-recognized disease
manifested by the continued abusive use of alcohol and characterized by the
development of psychological and/or physical dependency. In accordance with
Public Law 92-129, Title V, section 501(a), the Marine Corps is required to implement
procedures "to identify, treat, and rehabilitate" members and to deny service entry to
any alcohol dependent individuals. Our overall objective is to eliminate alcohol
abuse throughout the Marine Corps. This requires total leadership from officers,
SNCOs, and NCOs. All leaders must be alert to the characteristics of alcohol abuse
and fully familiar with the associated symptoms. The end goal is to influence positive
behavioral changes before disciplinary or adverse administrative action is necessary.
This may be accomplished through changing attitudes of Marines toward alcohol use.
All leaders should set the example by demonstrating responsible consumption or
even abstinence.
TBS-ATFP-2206e Without the aid of references, define Deadly force is that force which a person uses with the purpose of causing or which
deadly force without omission. is known or should be reasonably known to constitute likelihood of death or serious
bodily harm. Deadly force is not restricted to only firearms, but also includes: •
Bayonets. • Night sticks. • Riot control agents. • Any other weapon that will or could
cause death.
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TBS-LDR-2205 Given Marines, materiel, and references,
process administrative correspondence to support the
unit's mission and recognize Marines.
TBS-OFF-2102 Given a mission, implement Marine Corps
Warfighting concepts to accomplish the mission.
TBS-TRNG-2008 Given a Risk Assessment Worksheet RAW,
training materials, training plan, and with the aid of
references, conduct Risk Management to mitigate risks
associated with each training event by identifying and
incorporating control measures through the Risk
Assessment Worksheet RAW in accordance with the
references.
TBS-UCMJ-1003 Given Marines, commander's guidance,
and situations covered by the Law of War, enforce the Law
of War so Marines conduct themselves in accordance with
the Law of War and applicable U.S. policy during all military
operations.
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TBS-VALU-1001 While part of a unit, demonstrate Marine
Corps Core Values, in accordance with MCRP 6-11.
TBS-VALU-1003 Without the aid of references, identify the The Marine Corps policy on the use of illegal substances is set forth in MCO
Marine Corps policy on the use of illegal drugs in P5300.17, "The Marine Corps Substance Abuse Program." This policy is crystal clear in
accordance with MCO 5300.17. its meaning and intent. Recent changes to the order have mandated harsher
disciplinary measures on those who choose to violate the established policies. The
enforcement of the Marine Corps standards, and the elimination of illegal drug use is
a task which requires an intensive, dedicated, thoroughly knowledgeable and total
leadership effort on the part of all Marine Corps leadership.
The Marine Corps recognizes the need to develop an illegal drug prevention
program in order to curb illegal drug use. Although there is no standard or
recognized model, any successful program must address four inherent elements:
leadership, enforcement of standards, identification, and education. Experience over
the last decade has indicated that a successful substance abuse program must
consist of the following five components EDUCATION. PREVENTION.
IDENTIFICATION. REHABILITATION. DISCIPLINE
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TBS-VALU-1004 Without the aid of references, identify the Alcohol abuse is contrary to the effective performance of Marines and the Marine
Marine Corps policy on alcohol abuse in accordance with Corps mission, and will not be tolerated in the US Marine Corps. The Marine Corps
MCO 5300.17 objective is to identify, treat, and return alcoholics to full duty and to eliminate
alcohol abuse, wherever possible.
(Continued) Alcohol abuse is any use of alcohol that adversely affects individual
performance, debilitates physical and mental health, interferes with financial
responsibility, personal relationships, leads to the violation of civilian or military laws,
or contributes to disorderly conduct. Alcoholism is a medically-recognized disease
manifested by the continued abusive use of alcohol and characterized by the
development of psychological and/or physical dependency. In accordance with
Public Law 92-129, Title V, section 501(a), the Marine Corps is required to implement
procedures "to identify, treat, and rehabilitate" members and to deny service entry to
any alcohol dependent individuals. Our overall objective is to eliminate alcohol
abuse throughout the Marine Corps. This requires total leadership from officers,
SNCOs, and NCOs. All leaders must be alert to the characteristics of alcohol abuse
and fully familiar with the associated symptoms. The end goal is to influence positive
behavioral changes before disciplinary or adverse administrative action is necessary.
This may be accomplished through changing attitudes of Marines toward alcohol use.
All leaders should set the example by demonstrating responsible consumption or
even abstinence.
TBS-ATFP-2206e Without the aid of references, define Deadly force is that force which a person uses with the purpose of causing or which
deadly force without omission. is known or should be reasonably known to constitute likelihood of death or serious
bodily harm. Deadly force is not restricted to only firearms, but also includes: •
Bayonets. • Night sticks. • Riot control agents. • Any other weapon that will or could
cause death.
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