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FY27 Officer Assignments Roadshow: Schedule and What Officers Need to Know

MARADMIN 292/26·June 25, 2026·3 min read·Official source
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MMOA is hitting the road from August through October 2026 to brief officers on the FY27 assignments process, run grade-specific town halls, and meet with command leadership. The roadshow covers installations across the continental U.S., Hawaii, Japan, and select virtual locations. The official purpose is education on how the staffing process works and a chance for commands to surface their manning priorities before the slate is built.

Heads up: This MARADMIN explicitly states it does not apply to the Marine Corps Reserve. If you are SMCR, IMA, or IRR, there is nothing to act on here.

Who it affects

Per paragraph 6 of the MARADMIN: this message is not applicable to the Marine Corps Reserve. It is directed at active component officers and the commands hosting or supporting the roadshow visits.

If you are an active component officer currently attached to or serving in an active billet, or if your unit is a responsible agency for one of the listed locations, this may be relevant to you. Otherwise, it does not apply.

What you need to do

Nothing, if you are a Reserve Marine. This MARADMIN is for awareness only in the reserve context.

If you are somehow touched by this (for example, serving in an active billet or attached to a listed command), your command's site coordinator is the right contact, and you should attend the roadshow brief and the appropriate town hall for your grade and community.

Key dates

LocationDate(s)Format
MCB Quantico, VA20-21 AugPhysical
NAS Pensacola, FL25 AugPhysical
MacDill AFB, Tampa, FL26 AugVirtual
NAS Meridian, MS26 AugPhysical
NAS Corpus Christi, TX27 AugPhysical
NAS Kingsville, TX28 AugPhysical
New Orleans, LA (MARFORRES/SOUTH)2 SepVirtual
NS Norfolk, VA8 SepPhysical
MCB Camp Lejeune, NC9-11 SepPhysical
MCAS New River, NC9-11 SepPhysical
MCAS Cherry Point, NC9-11 SepPhysical
MCAS Beaufort, SC11 SepPhysical
MCRD Parris Island, SC11 SepPhysical
Okinawa, Japan15-16 SepPhysical
MCAS Iwakuni, Japan15-16 SepPhysical
MCB/MCAS Hawaii21 SepPhysical
Camp Smith, HI21 SepPhysical
MCRD San Diego, CA23 SepPhysical
MCAS Miramar, CA23-24 SepPhysical
Camp Pendleton, CA23-24 SepPhysical
MCAS Yuma, AZ25 SepPhysical
MCAGCC Twentynine Palms, CA25 SepPhysical
Washington, DC (NDU)2 OctPhysical
Washington, DC (Henderson Hall)2 OctPhysical
Fort Meade, MD8 OctPhysical

The updated schedule will be maintained at the MMOA roadshow page: https://www.manpower.marines.mil/Divisions/Manpower-Management/Officer-Assignments/#tab/mmoa-road-show

Responsible agencies have 10 business days from the release of this message (released 25 June 2026) to flag scheduling conflicts to MMOA.

The official version

MARADMIN 292/26 is the source. It references MARADMIN 219/26 (FY27 Manpower Management Officer Assignments Process) as background context.

POC for coordination: davin.heaton@usmc.mil / (703) 784-9272, carlin.myrick@usmc.mil / (703) 784-9276, juan.c.moreno@usmc.mil / (703) 784-9267.

This is written by a reservist, for reservists. It is not an official publication of HQMC or MARFORRES. Always verify guidance with your command or unit S-1 before acting on any article or summary.

Resources & references

The documents this bulletin points to, with a plain-English note on why each matters. Links marked CAC required need a government login.

  • This page is the Officer Assignments (MMOA) section of the Marine Corps Manpower website, covering how officers are assigned to billets, what drives career opportunities, and how talent management boards work. Reserve officers approaching major or managing their career progression may find the framework for competitive assignments and promotion relevant to their own planning.

  • This is the parent message that established the FY27 officer assignments process. It provides the broader context and rules that the roadshow described in this message is designed to support.

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