Field Marine Force Chaplain’s Embarkation Equipment and Supplies If assigned to the Fleet Marine Force (FMF), you may be required to have on hand certain ecclesiastical items  and  supplies  in  addition  to  those  contained  in  the chaplains’ combat or field kits. To acquire supplies and equipment you and your chaplain will need, use the normal Navy and Marine Corps supply channels. Place any  additional  material  you  will  need  in  mountout boxes. Mountout boxes must be kept ever ready for use to  support  you  and  the  chaplain  when  you  embark aboard ship with FMF or CB units. Readiness requires that   you   foresee,   order,   and   receive   the   needed ecclesiastical as well as administrative materials well in advance of deployments. Readiness for expected and unexpected deployments cannot be overemphasized. You  must  anticipate  materials  you  and  your  chaplain will  need  for  holy  days,  other  religious  events,  and periods  of  religious  significance  that  occur  during deployment. The   Marine   Corps   requires   some   additional ecclesiastical items and supplies for use with FMF units under field and combat conditions. The information in table  6-2  is  based  upon  the  anticipated  needs  of  a chaplain for a 30-day emergency combat period. The ecclesiastical  items  and  supplies  that  you  should  keep ready in a mountout box for chaplains preparing to embark on ships are listed in this table. There is no longer a requirement for a 60-day block of supplies because of the Marine Air Ground Task Force  (MAGTF)  operational  deployment  block  that now accompanies all MAGTFs when they deploy. An explanation of the operational deployment block, the procedures for its use, and the requirement for 30-days’ combat  supplies  for  chaplains  is  explained  in  the Operational  Handbook,  Religious  Ministries  in  the Table 6-2.—Standard 30-Day Mountout Box Material for Chaplains ITEM QUANTITY Wine, bottles, sacramental 2 Wine,  bottles,  kosher 1 Juice,  packets,  grape 6 Altar breads, cans, small (300s) 6 Altar breads, cans, large (50s) 2 Hymnals 24 New Testaments (20 TEV, 20 REV, 20 KJV) 60 Bibles (4 KJV, 4 RSV, 6 Jerusalem/New American) 14 Scriptures,  Jewish 2 Prayer  Books,  Jewish 7 Yarmulkahs 8 Sunday  Missal 1 Rosaries 100 Medals,  cruciform 100 Candles, votive (10 hours) 24 Book of Mormon 2 Quran 2 Bulletins,  memorial 500 SOP,  command  copy 1 Command lay reader resource book 6 Note:  This  table  reflects  the  standardized  mountout  material  required  by  FMF  chaplains  as  these requirements  appear  in  the  Operational  Handbook,  Religious  Ministries  in  the  FMF. 6-30