MARADMIN 497/26

ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE 2027 MARINE CORPS INSTALLATION RANGE CONTROL CERTIFICATIONS SCHEDULE

October 14, 2026Active
R 141834Z OCT 26
MARADMIN  497/26
MSGID/GENADMIN/CG TECOM QUANTICO VA//
SUBJ/ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE 2027 MARINE CORPS INSTALLATION RANGE
CONTROL CERTIFICATIONS SCHEDULE//
REF/A/DOC/CMC/3 MAR 2023//
NARR/REF A IS MCO 3550.9A WITH ADMINISTRATIVE CHANGE 1,
OPERATIONAL TRAINING RANGE CERTIFICATION-RECERTIFICATION PROGRAM//
POC1/MR. STEFAN CRAWFORD/CIV/TECOM RANGE AND TRAINING AREA
MANAGEMENT BRANCH/QUANTICO/TEL: (703)432-1396/E-MAIL:
[email protected]//
POC2/MR. JARAD OLIVER/CIV/TECOM RANGE AND TRAINING AREA MANAGEMENT
BRANCH/QUANTICO/TEL: (703)784-4433/E-MAIL: [email protected]//
GENTEXT/REMARKS/1.  Purpose.  Per reference (a), installation range
control programs will be certified / recertified by Commanding
General (CG) Training and Education Command (TECOM), every three
years.
2.  Background.  The installation range control certifications will
be conducted by an inspection team from CG TECOM Range and Training
Area Management (RTAM) using the certification for range control
operations checklist found on the Marine Corps Range and Training
area Management System (MCRTAMS) in the range certification module
at https:(slant slant)rtam.tecom.usmc.mil. For calendar year 2027,
the Marine Corps installation range control certification schedule
is as follows:
Date:   location:
4  May - 5  May 2027    MCAGCC Twentynine Palms, CA
         7  May 2027    MCLB Barstow, CA
10 May - 11 May 2027    MCAS Yuma, AZ
25 May - 26 May 2027    MCB Camp Pendleton, CA
         27 May 2027    MCAS Miramar, CA
9  Jun - 10 Jun 2027    MCMWTC Bridgeport, CA
3.  Details regarding the certification schedule and inbrief will be
emailed to each installation approximately 30 days before the
planned certification visit.
4.  Scheduling conflicts will be addressed on a case-by-case basis
between the unit's leadership and the TECOM / RTAM points of contact
(POC).
5.  Installation commanders shall communicate all cancellation
requests via email to the TECOM / RTAM POC.
6.  Installation commanding officers will receive an outbrief of the
inspection results before the inspection team's departure. Official
results from RTAM will be released within 30 days from the
completion of the inspection. Should findings or discrepancies be
identified during the range control certification process, the
installation commanding officer of the range control facility will
submit a corrective action plan (CAP) to CG TECOM within 30 calendar
days following receipt of the certification report. The CAP is
required to be in naval correspondence format and provided to the
TECOM / RTAM POCs via the don task management tool (ETMS2). The CAP
shall document the corrective actions / steps taken or planned to
eliminate the cause(s) preventing the recurrence of each
discrepancy. Subsequently, every 30 calendar days a status report
from the installation range control officer will be provided to the
TECOM / RTAM POCs via email with copies sent to the installation
commander until the CAP is complete. TECOM / RTAM shall determine
when the corrective actions are sufficient to certify or recertify
the installation range control facility.
7.  The scheduled certification visits are at no cost to the
commands. Scheduled certification cancellations may require the
canceling unit to fund travel expenses for a rescheduled
certification. Technical Assist Visits (TAV) are provided to all
commands with ranges and training areas upon request via email to
the TECOM / RTAM POCs. TAVs are at no cost to commands and are
highly recommended.
8.  This MARADMIN applies to all Marine Corps bases, stations, and
installations listed in paragraph 2 and reference (a).
9.  Release authorized by Lieutenant General Thomas B. Savage,
DC T&E CG TECOM//

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