This document provides information about distribution management offices, getting a DPS account, weight entitlements, required documents for shipments, privately owned vehicles, storage, and the responsibilities of members and carriers. It lists phone numbers and websites for distribution management offices on Camp Foster, Camp Courtney, and Camp Hansen. It provides step-by-step instructions for getting a DPS account and outlines what documents are required to finalize a shipment. It also summarizes rules around weight limits, non-temporary storage, unaccompanied baggage, prohibited items, and the responsibilities of members and carriers during the moving process.
The document provides instructions for Marines to self-counsel their household goods shipment using the Defense Personal Property System (DPS). It outlines the steps to set up a DPS account, enter orders information, create a shipment, and schedule pickup and delivery dates. Marines are instructed to bring signed DPS forms and supporting documents to the Distribution Management Office (DMO) 20 days before their scheduled pickup date to have their shipment processed.
The document provides information on procedures for vacating on-base and off-base housing when permanently changing stations (PCSing), including clearing quarters, inspections, furniture pickup, and applying for temporary lodging allowances. Personnel are instructed to contact their local housing office to coordinate termination of their home and schedule required inspections and pickups prior to their departure date. Off-base residents must complete a clearance package, while on-base residents should schedule a preliminary and final inspection along with furniture pickup.
This document provides information for Marines completing a Permanent Change of Station (PCS) transfer. It outlines the responsibilities of the IPAC Outbound Briefing team and describes the key steps in the PCS process, including completing a Transfer Data Sheet, submitting port call requests, receiving endorsement orders and advances, checking out of the command, and claiming Temporary Lodging Allowance. Marines are advised to allow sufficient time for each step and provide required documentation. The briefing team is available to answer any questions.
1) The document provides information on pay, entitlements, and travel procedures for military personnel undergoing a permanent change of station (PCS) move.
2) It outlines various allowances such as temporary lodging allowance, dislocation allowance, and per diem rates to partially reimburse expenses associated with a PCS.
3) The summary also gives contact information for questions about pay and travel as well as references for the governing regulations and instructions.
This document provides financial management tips and resources for service members relocating to a new duty station. It outlines contingency plans like emergency savings funds and reserving money for upcoming expenses. Useful tips are given for preparing for the move such as having a garage sale, obtaining records, and stopping deliveries. The document also discusses paying bills on time, signs of credit trouble, improving credit scores, classes on topics like money management, home buying, and car buying. Contact information is provided for financial specialists.
The document provides information about TRICARE benefits and assistance for military members and their families during a permanent change of station (PCS) move. It discusses:
1) Planning for the move and ensuring ongoing medical care by transferring medical records, refilling prescriptions, and coordinating care for family members.
2) Getting care while traveling, which depends on one's TRICARE plan and location.
3) Settling in at the new location, including updating enrollment in DEERS and TRICARE Prime, enrolling in the TRICARE Dental Program, and finding providers.
The document provides instructions for Marines to self-counsel their household goods shipment using the Defense Personal Property System (DPS). It outlines the steps to set up a DPS account, enter orders information, create a shipment, and schedule pickup and delivery dates. Marines are instructed to bring signed DPS forms and supporting documents to the Distribution Management Office (DMO) 20 days before their scheduled pickup date to have their shipment processed.
The document provides information on procedures for vacating on-base and off-base housing when permanently changing stations (PCSing), including clearing quarters, inspections, furniture pickup, and applying for temporary lodging allowances. Personnel are instructed to contact their local housing office to coordinate termination of their home and schedule required inspections and pickups prior to their departure date. Off-base residents must complete a clearance package, while on-base residents should schedule a preliminary and final inspection along with furniture pickup.
This document provides information for Marines completing a Permanent Change of Station (PCS) transfer. It outlines the responsibilities of the IPAC Outbound Briefing team and describes the key steps in the PCS process, including completing a Transfer Data Sheet, submitting port call requests, receiving endorsement orders and advances, checking out of the command, and claiming Temporary Lodging Allowance. Marines are advised to allow sufficient time for each step and provide required documentation. The briefing team is available to answer any questions.
1) The document provides information on pay, entitlements, and travel procedures for military personnel undergoing a permanent change of station (PCS) move.
2) It outlines various allowances such as temporary lodging allowance, dislocation allowance, and per diem rates to partially reimburse expenses associated with a PCS.
3) The summary also gives contact information for questions about pay and travel as well as references for the governing regulations and instructions.
This document provides financial management tips and resources for service members relocating to a new duty station. It outlines contingency plans like emergency savings funds and reserving money for upcoming expenses. Useful tips are given for preparing for the move such as having a garage sale, obtaining records, and stopping deliveries. The document also discusses paying bills on time, signs of credit trouble, improving credit scores, classes on topics like money management, home buying, and car buying. Contact information is provided for financial specialists.
The document provides information about TRICARE benefits and assistance for military members and their families during a permanent change of station (PCS) move. It discusses:
1) Planning for the move and ensuring ongoing medical care by transferring medical records, refilling prescriptions, and coordinating care for family members.
2) Getting care while traveling, which depends on one's TRICARE plan and location.
3) Settling in at the new location, including updating enrollment in DEERS and TRICARE Prime, enrolling in the TRICARE Dental Program, and finding providers.
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This document provides information to assist with relocating while in the military. It discusses planning before, during, and after a move and offers resources for major financial decisions, junking vehicles, and de-registering vehicles. Tips are given for navigating airport security checkpoints efficiently. The last section is a sponsorship request form.
ToShiba Canvio Personal Cloud Instruction Manualgo7r7s
This 3-sentence summary provides the high-level information about the user manual:
The user manual provides instructions for setting up and using the Toshiba Canvio Personal Cloud device, which allows users to upload, share, and access music, videos, photos, and files from anywhere using PCs, smartphones, tablets, and Smart TVs, and also includes features for system backup and remote access. The manual covers safety precautions, hardware features, software features in the Canvio Home application, advanced operations, service and support information, and troubleshooting common issues.
This document provides an overview of how a life insurance retirement plan can help address three key financial challenges facing families: financial vulnerability if the primary income earner dies, outliving retirement assets, and reducing taxes. It explains that a life insurance policy can provide a tax-free death benefit to beneficiaries and tax-deferred cash value that can supplement retirement income. The document outlines factors to consider like death benefit needs, cash value accumulation goals, and premium affordability. It aims to help clients understand if a life insurance retirement plan fits their needs and objectives.
The document discusses how a life insurance retirement plan can help clients diversify their tax liabilities in retirement. It notes that 2/3 of investors doubt they will have enough money saved for retirement and many may rely on non-retirement accounts. It then presents a case study of a business owner client who is a good saver but may face challenges with financial vulnerability, outliving savings, and rising taxes. The document argues that using life insurance can provide tax-free death benefits and help mitigate losses from potential future tax rate increases on other retirement assets like 401ks, stocks, and mutual funds.
The document provides an overview of a 200-hectare mixed-use development project located in Tigatto Road, Davao City. The project includes residential, industrial, and commercial components. It describes the site photos, project proponent (Lapanday Properties), and key components such as the First Mindanao Business and Industrial Park and Ciudades Township. Ciudades Township will feature a business and industrial park, community facilities, and a leisure and recreation cluster called El Centro. The target market includes businesses, developers, and institutional organizations.
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DISTRIBUTION MANAGEMENT OFFICE
(DMO)
Camp Foster Bldg 495 Phone: 645-7751 / 52 We would like to start off with something
very simple . . .
Camp Courtney Bldg 4311 Phone: 622-7561
Camp Hansen Bldg 2137 Phone: 623-4337 / 4679
QUESTION: HOW DO I GET A DPS ACCOUNT?
All move preparations are done by YOU through
Do YOU the Defense Personal Property System (DPS)!
have a Preparing for your move:
YOU must log on to www. move. mil
DPS Turn off Pop‐Up‐Blocker
Register
Account? Create user ID and password
CAC Access is an option (Preferred!)
DPS step‐by‐step PowerPoint
** https//intranet.mcbbutler.nmci.usmc.mil **
Complete your shipment details
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REQUIRED DOCUMENTS WEIGHT ENTITLEMENT
• YOU have the OPTION to make an appointment to finalize
your shipment. Walk-ins are welcomed. “OKINAWA IS A WEIGHT RESTRICTED AREA”
• Bring the following:
MARINES
DPS Printable Forms from the website: ACCOMPANIED TOUR:
* DD Form 1299 – Application (sign/date block 15 A-B) 2500LBS OR 25%>JFTR WEIGHT ALLOWANCE
* DD Form 1797 – Checklist (sign/date block 9 C-D) UNACCOMPANIED TOUR:
* DD Form 1252 – Customs (sign/date block 10 A-B) 15%>JFTR WEIGHT ALLOWANCE
AND
* (6) Copies of orders for each shipment NAVY AND DOD CIVILIAN
* (1) English Map (If Living Off Base) ORDERS WILL STATE AUTHORIZED WEIGHT
* (1) Japanese Map (If Living Off Base)
* (1) Page 1 (DD Form 4/1) from your SRB (HOR) If Separating “HHG + UB + NTS = Full JFTR weight entitlement”
NON-TEMPORARY STORAGE (NTS) UNACCOMPANIED BAGGAGE (UB)
Unaccompanied Baggage are items you need
NTS Weight Allowance: Immediately upon arrival at destination
* Counts against members full JFTR weight Allowance
Authorized:
NTS releases Baby Crib
TV 27” or smaller
* Requires a physical address at destination
Pots/Pans
Seasonal Clothes / Linens
NTS Weight:
Unauthorized:
* Contact your last PCS duty station DMO Furniture
Beds
Bikes
600 lbs for MBR / 200 lbs per DEP Shipment Can NOT Exceed 1000lbs
PROFESSIONAL BOOKS BEFORE YOU MOVE
PAPER & EQUIPMENT (PBP&E) REMOVE PICTURES, MIRRORS & CURTAIN RODS
DISCONNECT ALL ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS
THE FOLLOWING ITEMS ARE CONSIDERED PBP&E: DISPOSE OF ALL FOODS
REFFERENCE BOOKS, PAPERS & MATERIAL ORGANIZE YOUR BELONGINGS BY SHIPMENTS
TOOLS & EQUIPMENT (NEEDED BY TECHNICIANS & MECHANICS)
KEEP PASSPORTS AND IMPORTANT DOCMUENTS SEPARATE
COMPUTERS/SOFTWARE
* TIP *
“DON’T SHIP VALUABLE ITEMS SUCH AS
JEWELRY, COINS, ETC.”
“PBP&E CAN BE SHIPPED WITH YOUR HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Or
UNACCOMPANIED BAGGAGE”
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WHAT YOU MAY NOT SHIP YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES
AS HOUSEHOLD GOODS
WATCH ITEMS BEING WRAPPED AND PACKED
AMMUNITION READ YOUR INVENTORY CAREFULLY
ENSURE ALL ITEMS ARE CLEAN, DRY, AND MOLD FREE
POISONS
ENSURE DESCRIPTIONS OF MAJOR ITEMS ARE
FOODS COMPLETE AND ACCURATE
DO NOT LEAVE CASH, JEWELRY OR
FLAMMABLE & CORROSIVE MATERIAL OTHER EXPENSIVE ITEMS UNATTENDED
ALCOHOL & TOBACCO PRODUCTS
CONTACT DMO FOR MORE INFORMATION
YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES (CONTINUED) CARRIERS RESPONSIBILITIES
USE NEW BOXES AND PACKING MATERIALS FOR
SEPARATE PBP&E • LINEN & BEDDING
• CLOTHING
UNPLUG ALL APPLIANCES & ELECTRONICS • MATTRESSES
ROLL ALL RUGS AT THE RESIDENCE
CLEAN PERSONAL PROPERTY IN ADVANCE PACK PBP&E IN SEPARATE BOXES
MARK EACH CARTON TO SHOW GENERAL
SEPARATE UB FROM HHG
CONTENTS.
TAKE PICTURES & CLOCKS OFF WALLS PREPARE AN ACCURATE & LEGIBLE INVENTORY
CONTAINERIZE AND SEAL SHIPMENTS AT RESIDENCE
PLACE SECURITY SEALS ON OUTER SHIPPING
“Contact DMO for more Information” CONTAINERS
“Contact DMO for more Information”
STORAGE AT DESTINATION LOSS OR DAMAGE OF
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Authorized Days:
Member will receive “Notification of Loss or Damage at
90 Days of storage is authorized for all shipments Delivery” paperwork from the TSP once the shipment is
delivered and unpacked.
Receiving YOUR shipment(s) Member has 75 days from the date of delivery to notify the
TSP
Contact the Transportation Service Provider (TSP) at
DESTINATION Member has 9 months to complete the claim in DPS
DMO Inbound Section (destination) TSP shall make an offer or deny the claim within 60 days
Phone numbers / contact information is in your packet after the completed claim is received
“ALL CLAIMS ARE PROCESSED IN DPS - NOT AT DMO”
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PRIVATELY OWNED VEHICLES (POV) PRIVATELY OWNED VEHICLES (POV) (cont’d)
POV’s are stored at the Vehicle Processing Center (VPC): Shipping a Foreign Privately
* Go to www.whereismypov.com Owned Vehicle (FPOV):
* To set up for release/delivery to the closest (VPC).
Requires a registered importer to
Private Storage: convert the vehicle to meet U.S.
* POVs CAN NOT BE SHIPPED EPA/DOT standards.
The same applies to a motorcycle if it
was not manufactured in the U.S.
Any question contact Quality Control
(Foster) at 645‐7856/7108
PASSENGER TRAVEL OFFICE
ANY QUESTIONS
CAMP FOSTER
645-5334 /3899
TRANSITION PTO up next
REQUESTING TRAVEL: TRAVEL RESERVATIONS:
Once orders are received:
AMC Patriot Express is the first priority and
Start filling out Transfer Data Sheet (TDS) and turn will be booked as follows:
it into IPAC at least 90 days prior to your
requested flight date. AMC available – booked within 2 business days
after receipt of port call request.
IPAC will create and submit a port call usually
within 48 hours. AMC not available – request will be placed in a
hold status, usually 1 – 3 business days, in order
Once PTO receives the port call from IPAC it will be to receive a non-availability notice.
processed within 5 – 7 business days (if AMC is
available).
Total average time = 1 – 2 weeks
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TRAVEL RESERVATIONS CONTINUED: TRAVEL RESERVATIONS CONTINUED:
AMC flights can only be seen up to 90 days AMC non-availability:
out. If a non-availability notice is received then the
member and/or family will be placed on a full
If your requested date is still not available on commercial flight.
AMC then your port call will be placed in a
hold status until flights become available. Onward travel:
All onward travel will be from Seattle, WA to your
authorized final destination (i.e. next duty station,
designated place, VPC).
AMC NO SHOWS: BAGGAGE WEIGHT ALLOWANCES:
One no show costs the government a total of $1746 AMC:
from Okinawa to Seattle, WA.
(2) 70lb bags plus carry-on and one personal item
Top reasons members are considered no shows:
(i.e. laptop)
Intoxicated
Overslept
Commercial Airlines:
Last minute legal hold Most commercial airlines will accept (2) 70lb
Expired ID card bags plus carry-on and one personal item as long
as you are on military relocation orders.
If you become a no show, it can be considered
“missing a movement” and you can be charged Please check with the airlines or on their website
under the UCMJ. for additional information on weight allowances.
EXCESS BAGGAGE COSTS: FLYING WITH PETS:
Members will incur when weight exceeds AMC only has a total of 13 pet spaces per
70lbs and will vary by weight / total # of bags. flight (10 underneath, 3 in-cabin)
Pet spaces are on a first-come, first-serve basis
AMC: $112 per bag
between all military branches on Okinawa and
Foreign flag carriers: 3000¥ - 30,000¥ per bag mainland Japan.
American flag carriers: $100 - $200 per bag If AMC is not available:
PTO must utilize
contracted GSA city-pair
fare.
Airlines will vary
depending on final
destination.
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CONFIRMING PET SPACE: CONFIRMING PET SPACE CONTINUED:
AMC will be confirmed through PTO. SATO will email ANA to confirm pet space
from Okinawa to mainland Japan.
United will have to be confirmed by the
member once PTO makes flight reservations. Once SATO receives confirmation from ANA
and PTO has received the confirmation from
United: 800-575-3335 or email
the member then the member will be issued
petsafe@united.com .
their tickets.
Once the member receives their
confirmations from United they need to be Note: All other airlines besides United will be
emailed to our organizational inbox at confirmed by SATO.
MCBButlerPTOFoster@usmc.mil
MOST COMMON CAGE SIZES: EXAMPLES OF COMMON CAGES:
In cabin:
Hard kennel: 17L X 12W X 8H
NO Soft kennels
Checked in:
Small: 21L X 16W X 15H
Medium: 27L X 20W X 19H
Intermediate: 32L X 22W X 23H
Large: 36L X 24W X 26H
X-Large: 40L X 27W X 30H
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COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH PETS COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH PETS CONTINUED
Pet weight w/ ANA United JAL Delta American
cage
AMC:
1 – 100 lbs ¥ 5,000 ¥ 30,950 ¥ 5,000 $129 (min)/$3.00 per $175
1 – 70 lbs $112.00 per pet kg (rate varies)
71-140 lbs $224.00 per pet 101 – 150 lbs Not Not ¥ 5,000 $149 (min) / $2.25 per Not
accepted accepted kg (rate varies) accepted
141-150 lbs $336.00 per pet (Cargo) (Cargo) (Cargo)
150 lbs and over will not be accepted Note: Any pet and cage exceeding 150lbs will
have to fly cargo.
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CARGO SERVICE AND ASSOCIATED COSTS
Okinawa Air Cargo Services: 098-858-6450
Pet weight w/ LAX SFO ORD JFK
cage
100 lbs (45.4 kg) ¥169,450.80 ¥163,094.80 ¥187,156.80 ¥189,880.80
QUESTIONS?
($2,172.45) ($2,090.96) ($2,399.45) ($2,434.37)
150 lbs (68.1 kg) ¥246,676.20 ¥237,142.20 ¥273,235.20 ¥277,321.20
($3,162.52) ($3,040.28) ($3,503.02) ($3,555.40)
200 lbs (90.8 kg) ¥323,901.60 ¥311,189.60 ¥359,313.60 ¥364,761.60
($4,152.58) ($3,989.61) ($4,606.58) ($4,676.43)
Note: A conversion rate of ¥78 = $1.00 USD
was used to calculate the above dollar
amounts.
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