<p> BO 1515.2C</p><p>AT-PERSONNEL SERVICES</p><p>1. General. Any information and guidance not contained in this order may be requested via the CO, RSU, MCBCP. Reserve commanders are responsible to ensure their reserve personnel know and comply with all base regulations.</p><p>2. Uniforms. Uniform and personal grooming standards will conform with current Marine Corps regulations. Summer Service "C" is authorized for on and off base wear. The utility uniform will not be worn off base except as provided in the current edition of BO P5000.2. Appropriate civilian attire should be worn on liberty.</p><p>3. Mail. Official mail service must be requested from the base post office NLT 60 days prior to commencement of AT. The base post office will provide an LOI for services. The reserve unit must provide inclusive dates of the AT period, unit location, the number of personnel in the unit, and mail clerks.</p><p>4. Liberty. Reserve commanders will establish their own liberty hours. Liberty conduct of all active duty and reserve personnel is closely monitored in Oceanside and nearby cities. Lists of current establishments and/or areas designated "off-limits" are available from the RSU. Brochures and liberty information are available from base Information Tickets and Tours office. </p><p>5. Private Vehicle Passes. Privately owned vehicles must be registered aboard MCBCP. Vehicle passes may be obtained for drivers who have a valid state driver's license, current registration, and proof of minimum insurance coverage.</p><p>6. Public Affairs and Visitors. Reserve commanders will be guided by MARFORRES directives on public affairs matters relating to the home community and information releases concerning AT. While at MCBCP, all matters relating to media releases to the general public of any nature (e.g., unit training, accidents, injuries, mishaps, visiting dignitaries) must be coordinated by the Joint Public Affairs Office (JPAO). The RSU (S-3) must be notified ASAP of any VIP's visiting reserve units aboard MCBCP. Reserve unit commanders and PAOs should contact the RSU for assistance. </p><p>7. Special Services. Information concerning recreational facilities, equipment and/or unit parties may be obtained by contacting the RSU S-4 or MCMWTC MWR.</p><p>8. Medical Support. Reserve commanders will ensure that medical personnel are attached to their unit during AT whenever possible. Local dispensary service will be available near billeting areas. The Naval Hospital will provide services within their capability on an emergency basis only. Reservists should not use AT for normal, regular medical or dental services (e.g., dental checkups, dental cleaning, physical exams). </p><p> a. Augment Medical Personnel. Small reserve units or detachments requiring corpsman/medic support must coordinate through their higher headquarters or host unit.</p><p>ENCLOSURE (5)</p><p>1 BO 1515.2C</p><p> b. Emergency Medical Evacuation. If emergency assistance is needed, the dispatcher can be contacted via phone (x5-4604) or radio (30.35 FM, Call Sign "Longrifle"). </p><p>9. Required Reports</p><p>Tab Report Date Due</p><p>- Reserve Support Agreement (RSA) Pre-AT Conference [Trng/Log/Equip Aug Requests] </p><p>- Bill of Materials (BOM) 90 days prior to AT </p><p>- Ordnance Requisitions 60 days prior to AT </p><p>- RO Assignment Letter 45 days prior to AT </p><p>A Pre-Arrival Report 10 days prior to AT</p><p>B Unit "A" Roster 0730 on 1st Mon of AT </p><p>- Accident Report Upon Occurrence</p><p>- Injury Report Upon Occurrence</p><p>- VIP Report ASAP</p><p>C Check-in/out Report Prior to Departure</p><p>- Equipment Custody Record Day gear is checked out of RSU</p><p>ENCLOSURE (5) 2</p>