What does F/AD V categorize?

F/AD V, which stands for Force and Administrative Categories, encompasses the classification of all military units not specifically designated as currently deployed, MFR (Marine Forces Reserve) units, or units in a non-deployable status. This category serves to correctly identify and manage a wide range of units that may have different operational readiness or roles within the structure of the Marine Corps.

Understanding this classification is crucial because it helps in streamlining supply and requisition management by ensuring that the units that fall under F/AD V are prepared for personnel and logistical support, even if they are not currently engaged in deployment or active training missions.

The other classifications focus on specific subsets of units: currently deployed units are those actively serving in missions, MFR units and training bases have distinct operational purposes, and non-deployable units are organized separately due to their status. By categorizing all the rest as F/AD V, it allows for a comprehensive overview of unit readiness and logistics management.