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Ruc Mcc Unit Name 54008 008 Hqmc Non Departmental 54026 008 Hqmc Non Departmental 54008 009 Mar Corps Pers & Sup Activity 54 RUC MCC UNIT_NAME 54008 008 HQMC NON DEPARTMENTAL 54026 008 HQMC NON DEPARTMENTAL 54008 009 MAR CORPS PERS & SUP ACTIVITY 54026 009 MAR CORPS PERS & SUP ACTIVITY 54000 10 HEADQUARTERS US MARINE CORPS 54003 010 MISSING/CAPTURED PERS UNIT (MHP-10) 54008 010 A C0 HQ BN HQMC 54026 010 B CO HQ BN HQMC 54800 010 MANPOWER PLANS & POLICY DIV ACCT 1 54801 010 PERS SVC DIV PERS AFF BR DEP DET SEC 54802 010 MANPOWER PLANS & POLICY DIV ACCT 2 54803 010 MANPOWER ANALYSIS/EVALUATION & CORDNT 54804 010 PERSONNEL MGMT SPT BR 54805 010 PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT DIV PROMOTION BR 54806 010 PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT DIV PROMOTION BR 54807 010 PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT DIV PROMOTION BR 54808 010 PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT DIV SEP & RET BR 54809 010 DEPUTY CHIEF OF STAFF/AVIATION (ASA) 54810 010 PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT DIV 54811 010 PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT DIV 54812 010 PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT DIV 54813 010 MANPOWER ASSIGNMENT SPT SYSTEM 54814 010 PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT DIV 54815 010 PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT DIV 54816 010 PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT DIV 54817 010 PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT DIV 54818 010 PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT DIV 54819 010 PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT DIV 54820 010 PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT DIV 54821 010 PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT DIV 54822 010 PERS MGT DIV OFF ASG BR 54823 010 PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT DIV 54824 010 PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT DIV 54825 010 PERSONNEL MGMT SPT BR 54826 010 PERSONNEL PROCUREMENT DIV (MRRO-5) 54827 010 PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT DIV 54828 010 PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT DIV 54829 010 PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT DIV 54830 010 PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT DIV 54831 010 PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT DIV 54832 010 PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT DIV 54833 010 PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT DIV 54834 010 PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT DIV 54835 010 PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT DIV 54836 010 PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT DIV 54837 010 PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT DIV 54838 010 PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT DIV 54839 010 PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT DIV 54840 010 PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT DIV 54841 010 PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT DIV 54842 010 PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT DIV 54843 010 MANPOWER PLANS & POLICY DIV ACCT 3 54844 010 MANPOWER PLANS & POLICY DIV ACCT 4 54845 010 MANPOWER PLANS & POLICY DIV ACCT 5 54846 010 MANPOWER PLANS & POLICY DIV ACCT 6 54847 010 M&RA DIVISION 54848 010 MANPOWER PLANS & POLICY DIV ACCT 8 54849 010 MILITARY AWARDS BRANCH (MMMA) 54861 010 PERS SERV DIV 54863 010 PERS MGMT DIV SEP/RET BR CODE (MMSR-2) 54867 010 PERS MBMT DIV SEP&RET BR (MTS BATCH) 54868 010 MILITARY SKILLS ATTAINMENT SEC 54869 010 SIGNALS INTELLIGENCE BRANCH 54890 010 MANPOWER INFORMATION DIV 54893 010 OFFICER RECRUITING 54899 010 CENTRAL ADJUDICATION FACILITY 54004 011 HEADQUARTERS BATTALION HQMC 54005 011 H&S CO HQ BN HQMC 54008 011 HEADQUARTERS BATTALION HQMC 54026 011 HEADQUARTERS BATTALION HQMC 30000 012 HQ MCCDC 30001 012 HQ MCB 30002 012 HQSVC BN 30010 012 H&S BN (STUD PERS) 30041 012 HQ CO H&S BN 30043 012 MOTOR TRANSPORT CO H&S BN 30044 012 SERV CO H&S BN 30045 012 OPERATIONS CO H&S BN 30047 012 TENANT ACTIVITIES CO 30060 012 SECURITY BN 30111 012 CAMP UPSHUR CO SERV BN 59001 012 FAMILY HOUSING OFFICE 59252 012 SIA QUANTICO 31000 013 MARINE CORPS BASE 31001 013 HQ&SPT BN 31002 013 A COMPANY HQSPTBN 31003 013 B COMPANY HQSPTBN 31004 013 BRIG COMPANY HQSPTBN 31015 013 RESERVE SUPPORT UNIT 31018 013 MPCO HQ&SPT BN 31019 013 SU 2 HQ&SPT BN 31030 013 LTP BRIG CO HQ&SPT BN 31050 013 REPLACEMENT TRAINING BATTALION 31051 013 ADMIN REPLACEMENT TRAINING UNIT 31052 013 REPLACEMENT BATTALION EAST 1 31053 013 REPLACEMENT BATTALION EAST 2 31054 013 REPLACEMENT BATTALION EAST 3 31300 013 USMC SERVICE SUPPORT SCHOOLS 31301 013 H&S CO USMC SERV SUPPORT SCHOOLS 31315 013 REPLACEMENT TRAINING BN (PERM PERS) 31316 013 SUPPLY SCOL (STUD PERS) MCSSS 31318 013 LOGISTICS OPERATIONS SCHOOL 31319 013 PERSONNEL ADMIN/DISB SCH CO 31400 013 MARINE CORPS ENGINEER SCHOOL 31404 013 UTILITIES INSTRUCTION CO 31406 013 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION CO 31450 013 FIELD MEDICAL SERVICE SCHOOL 59020 013 FAMILY HOUSING OFFICE 59253 013 SIA CAMP LEJEUNE 33000 014 MARINE CORPS BASE 33040 014 MIL POL BN 33044 014 H&S CO MIL POL BN 33050 014 REPLACEMENT TRAINING BATTALION 33051 014 MAT CO SUPPORT BN 33052 014 REPLACEMENT BATTALION WEST 1 33053 014 REPLACEMENT BATTALION WEST 2 33054 014 REPLACEMENT BATTALION WEST 3 33055 014 REPLACEMENT BATTALION WEST 4 33056 014 REPLACEMENT BATTALION WEST 5 33057 014 REPLACEMENT BATTALION WEST 6 33058 014 REPLACEMENT BATTALION WEST 7 33059 014 REPLACEMENT BATTALION WEST 8 33060 014 HEADQUARTERS AND SUPPORT BATTALION 33061 014 HQSVCCO HQSPTBN 33069 014 SU 1 HQ CO HQSPTBN 33098 014 SUPPLY CO HQSPT BN 33103 014 RESERVE SUPPORT UNIT 33104 014 REPLACEMENT BATTALION WEST 9 33105 014 REPLACEMENT BATTALION WEST 10 33106 014 REPLACEMENT BATTALION WEST 11 33107 014 REPLACEMENT BATTALION WEST 12 33108 014 REPLACEMENT BATTALION WEST 13 33111 014 REPLACEMENT BATTALION WEST 14 33112 014 REPLACEMENT BATTALION WEST 15 33113 014 REPLACEMENT BATTALION WEST 16 33114 014 REPLACEMENT BATTALION WEST 17 33115 014 REPLACEMENT BATTALION WEST 18 33116 014 REPLACEMENT BATTALION WEST 19 33117 014 REPLACEMENT BATTALION WEST 20 33120 014 SECURITY BN 33121 014 H&S CO SCTY BN 33122 014 MILITARY POLICE CO SCTY BN 33123 014 CORRECTIONS CO SCTY BN 33124 014 SUB UNIT 1 SCTY BN 33130 014 CORRECTIONS BN 33131 014 SU 1 CORR BN 33149 014 SEPARATIONS CO H&S BN 33351 014 SCHOOL OF INFANTRY (PERM PERS) 33808 014 ASLT AMPHIB SCOL BN 33818 014 FORMAL SCOLS CAMPEN 33950 014 FIELD MEDICAL SERVICE SCHOOL 45500 014 MCB CPAC 45500 014 SECURITY BATTALION 45500 014 SUB UNIT-1 SECURITY BN 45500 014 HEADQUARTERS AND SUPPORT BATTALION 59030 014 FAMILY HOUSING OFFICE 59254 014 SIA CAMP PENDLETON 35000 015 MARINE CORPS AIR GROUND COMBAT CENTER 35010 015 HEADQUARTERS BATTALION 45683 015 HEADQUARTERS BATTALION 59031 015 FAMILY HOUSING OFFICE 59255 015 SIA 29 PALMS 32000 016 MARINE CORPS RECRUIT DEPOT 32001 016 HEADQUARTERS & SERVICE BATTALION 32002 016 HQ CO H&S BN 32003 016 SERV CO H&S BN 32012 016 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