Commander's Guidance

WELCOME ABOARD LETTER

Mailing Address
Assault Amphibian School
P. O. Box 555041
Camp Pendleton, Ca 92055-5061

Directions from the Front (Main) Gate

1. Entering Camp Pendleton though the Main Gate, Take the first right after you pass the guard shack and right again to go over the overpass.

2. At the light continue straight across the bridge.

3. Turn Left at Harbor Drive; take the first left and head west towards the lagoon, Going down a hill to Krause Street.

4. Turn right it will be the second, large building on the right (BLDG. #210568). It is the Assault Amphibian School.

Directions from the Back Gate

1. Entering Camp Pendleton thought the back gate, follow Vandergrift for several miles.

2. You will pass the Pacific Plaza (Commissary, McDonald's, Gas Station), which will be on your right.

3. Once you pass the Pacific Plaza, Take the next right onto the overpass just before the guard shack.

4. At the light you will take a right and continue across the bridge.

5. Turn Left at Harbor Drive; take the first left and head west towards the lagoon, Going down a hill to Krause Street. Turn right it will be the second, large building on the right (BLDG. #210568). It is the Assault Amphibian School.

Google Map Directions:

1. Assault Amphibian School (AAS), 210568 Boat Basin Rd, Oceanside, CA 92055

Reporting

Commanding Officer
Assault Amphibian School Building 210568
Box 555041
Camp Pendleton, CA 92055-5041

DNCO Phone: 760-763-6082

1. Government messing and billeting is available for all entry level students.

2. No dependents or POVs are authorized while in student status if in the entry-level pipeline.
   Intermediate and advanced-level course students and lateral move students are authorized a POV.

3. Students will report into this command wearing the Service Alpha Uniform

4. After hours arrival can be accomplished by checking in with local personnel on duty at the schoolhouse.

5. Students will then be required to report to IMSO on the next available working day no later than 0730 pacific standard time.

Checking In

Checking into Assault Amphibian School during normal working hours should report to the S-1 located in Bldg. 210568 on Del Mar, Camp Pendleton, CA (the second building on the right after passing 3rd AABn on Basin Road). After normal working hours report in person to the Duty Non-Commissioned Officer at Bldg 210568 or call the AOOD at 760-763-6082.  All personnel will report in the Service Alpha uniform. 

Billeting

Permanent Personnel with dependents will check-in to base housing: Military Homes for Rent in Oceanside, CA | Camp Pendleton (MCB) (livelmh.com)

Permanent Personnel without dependents will check-in to barracks: BEQ (760) 725-2203

21 Area Chowhall

Available for all enlisted students, SNCOs, and officers. 21 Area Mess Hall - Google Maps

Parking

POVs will be parked in the lot across from and adjacent to building 210568.  Do not park in the marked spaces, as they are reserved for key personnel.

Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton

Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, the Corps' largest West Coast expeditionary training facility, encompasses more than 125,000 acres of Southern California terrain. Camp Pendleton is one of the Department of Defense's busiest installations and offers a broad spectrum of training facilities for many active and reserve Marine, Army and Navy units, as well as national, state and local agencies. The links below will provide access to important resources at Camp Pendleton.

1. Base Access
2. Road/Gate Status
3. Base Map 
4. Family Housing

Equal Opportunity Representative

GySgt Nay M 'Aung
Email Address:  naymin.aung.bm@usmc.mil
Phone: (760) 725-2403 
Unit Address:  210568, Boat Basin Rd, Oceanside, CA 92055

Mission

The USMC Equal Opportunity (EO) Program seeks to ensure fair and equal treatment for all personnel regardless of race, sex, national origin, or religion.  Unlawful discriminatory practices within the Marine Corps, Training Command, and Assault Amphibian School (AAS) are counterproductive and unacceptable.  Discrimination, to include sexual harassment, undermines morale, reduces combat readiness, and prevents maximum utilization and development of Training Command's most vital asset, its people.  The policy of Training Command is to provide equality of treatment and the opportunity of all personnel to achieve their full potential based solely upon merit, fitness, and ability. This order outlines the AAS EO Program.

Policy

Prohibited discriminatory and harassment practices within the Marine Corps are counter-productive, unacceptable, and will not be tolerated. The Marine Corps will maintain a culture of dignity, care, and concern in which all members of the organization are afforded equal treatment and opportunity to achieve their full potential based upon individual merit, fitness, intellect, and ability.  All service members will cultivate an environment free from Prohibited Activities and Conduct (PAC). PAC undermines morale, reduce combat readiness, and prevent maximum utilization and development of the Marine Corps’ most vital asset: its people.

Commander's Intent

To implement an aggressive EO program, which will employ proactive measures to deter/reduce AAS's vulnerability to the potentially harmful effects of discrimination.  The guiding principles of this plan include improved individual/unit EO awareness, education, training, special emphasis programs, and climate assessments.  Efforts will produce the synergy necessary to allow AAS to improve its combat readiness. 

Helpful Links

Defense Equal Opportunity Management Institute

MCB Camp Pendleton EO Program

Training Command EO Program

USMC EO PAC Toolkit Resources

EO Roles and Responsibilities

The WWII/Korea LVT Museum is located in a Quonset hut style building at Camp Del Mar, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, California, near Assault Amphibian School, Training Command. It houses exhibits on Landing Vehicles Tracked (LVTs) from World War II and the Korean War, including six vintage models used by the U.S. Marine Corps. The museum highlights the service of the "Alligator" Marines during the amphibious assaults of World War II and the Korean War. In 1996, the museum won the prestigious Colonel John H. Magruder III Award from the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation.

The World War II and Korea LVT Exhibit is located in Building 21561 in the base's boat basin and maintained by the Assault Amphibious School Battalion. All parties interested in visiting the museum or any questions regarding vintage amphibious tracked vehicles, related artifacts, and informational displays, please send all inquiries to lvtmuseum@gmail.com.

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