The Army Reserve

The Army Reserve – “An Enduring
Operational Force at Home and Abroad”
Mr. Tad Davis
Chief Executive Officer
United States Army Reserve Command
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Purpose:
To provide an overview of the United States Army Reserve's
Posture, Capability and Commitment to supporting the Nation
both at home and abroad
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Army Reserve Mission:
To provide trained, equipped, and ready Soldiers and cohesive
Units to meet the global requirements across the full spectrum
of operations.
Army Reserve Vision:
The Army Reserve is recognized and resourced as America’s
premier reservoir of shared military-civilian skills and
capabilities that supports and defends the Nation.
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• We exist to support the Army
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Army Reserve Priorities
 Transform to an enduring operational force
 Provide the best trained, best led, best equipped Soldiers and units
to combatant commanders
 Recruit, retain, and reintegrate through a Continuum of Services the
best and brightest Citizen-Soldiers
 Provide Citizen-Soldiers and their Families with the training, support,
and recognition to sustain a cohesive, effective fighting force
 Build and maintain a partnership with industry to facilitate CitizenSoldier contributions to both a prosperous economy and a skilled,
experienced, and capable Army
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Army Reserve in North Carolina
USARC HQ’s Fort Bragg opened 8 Aug11
1,073 total Military/Civilian/Contract Fulltime Staff
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Army Reserve in North Carolina
USAR Facilities Impact Report
Account Type
Required
Budgeted
Leases
Utilities
Maintenance/Repair/Minor Construction
Municipal Services
Environmental
$0.00
$880,242.00
$2,368,979.00
$887,477.00
$312,595.00
$0.00
$869,391.00
$2,594,607.00
$662,640.00
$243,353.00
Total:
$4,449,293.00
$4,369,991.00
Total Facilities in Area:
Total Size (sq. ft) of Facilities in Area:
Total Military Construction Programmed in 2011 and 2012 for Area:
42
965,470
$38,772,000.00
USAR Unit, Equipment and Personnel Strength Impact Report
Total Average Annual Payroll for Area:
Total Equipment Value:
Reserve Parent Units for Area:
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$254,679,356
$302,761,097
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Army Reserve in North Carolina
Projects Identified FYDP 13-17
Current Projects Under Construction
FY
LOCATION
PROJECT TITLE
Budgeted Amount
2009
Knightdale NC
Army Reserve Center
$18,505,709
2010
Wilmington NC
Army Reserve Center
$9,052,809
2012
Greensboro, NC
Army Reserve Center
$25,581,000
Future Projects
FY
LOCATION
PROJECT TITLE
Budgeted Amount
2014
Ft Bragg NC
Army Reserve Center
$24,000,000
2017
Asheville NC
Army Reserve Center
$14,272,000
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Recent North Carolina Projects
Knightdale, NC
Total Gross SF: 81,072
Program Amount:$25.5 M
Estimated Completion: February 2013
Wilmington, NC
Total Gross SF: 62,687
Program Amount:$12.4 M
Completed: June 2011
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Hurricane/Tropical Storm Sandy
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Defense Support of Civil Authorities
Importance of the Army Reserve in DSCA Operations
• The Army Reserve is an important piece of overall DOD response
plans for DSCA response operations.
 USAR Title 10 personnel can respond across state lines.
 USAR Provides 50% of total Emergency Preparedness Liaison Officer
positions (177 authorized / 168 filled).
 USARC has critical capabilities which could be required for DSCA.
• Active Army cannot support DSCA and Chemical, Biological,
Radiological, Nuclear, Explosives (CBRNE) response alone.
 DSCA mission is Combat Support/Combat Service Support intensive.
 Nearly all DSCA response missions require some of the Army Reserve's
unique capabilities and core competencies – Command & Control, Aviation,
CBRNE, Medical, Engineer, Search and Rescue/Extraction.
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Hurricane Sandy Facility Impact
City
State
Requesting Organization
Purpose
Fort Tilden (Breezy Pt)
NY
Breezy Point Corp., FEMA, NYC
Office of Emergency Management,
NYC FD
Humanitarian Aid Distribution Point
Staten Island
NY
NYC Fire Dept. Office of Emergency
Management, FEMA ,Natl Parks
Service
Fuel distribution point with tanker
New Windsor
NY
American Red Cross (ARC)
Lodging ~154 ARC staffers in Assembly Hall
99th RSC AOR:
13 States Including D.C.
356 Sites
Facility
Status
Impacts
# Facilities
Minor
60
Major
2
Repaired
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Army Reserve Facilities Support Relief Efforts
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Maj. Gen. William D. Razz Waff, commanding
general of the Army Reserve’s 99th Regional
Support Command, right, speaks with a U.S.
Postal Service employee during a visit to the
Army Reserve Center at Fort Tilden in Queens,
N.Y., Nov. 16, 2012. The Army Reserve Center,
which was slated for disposal by the 2005 Base
Realignment and Closure commission, was reopened by the 99th RSC for utilization by
government and civilian agencies providing
Hurricane Sandy relief.
Maj. Gen. William D. Razz Waff, commanding
general of the Army Reserve’s 99th Regional
Support Command, right, speaks with
volunteers distributing donated goods during a
visit to the Army Reserve Center at Fort Tilden
in Queens, N.Y., Nov. 16, 2012. The Army
Reserve Center, which was slated for disposal
by the 2005 Base Realignment and Closure
commission, was re-opened by the 99th RSC for
utilization by government and civilian agencies
providing Hurricane Sandy relief
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USAR Force Requirements
961 EN CO
removed from PTDO
FORSCOM FRAGO 7
effect 0410359ZNOV12
401
Lock haven PA
QM DETS deploy w/in 48 hours
USARC FRAGO 2
022130QNOV12
Fort
Hamilton
JB MDL
QM DETS DEPORD
FORSCOM FRAGO 6
022000QNOV12
961
PTDO from
Sharonville OH
HQDA publishes MOBORD
using 10 USC 12304a
For QM DETS 012258ZNOV12
431
410
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961 EN CO placed on PTDO
FORSCOM FRAGO 2 291700QOCT12
Kinston NC
Jacksonville FL
USARC CAT Activates 290700QOCT12
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Army Reserve DSCA Response:
Our Citizen Soldiers in Action
Army Specialist Jesse
Bradley, Water Purification
specialist, 401st
Quartermaster Detachment,
Lock Haven, Pa., instructs
members of the unit loading
tents and other equipment
Nov. 5 at Joint Base
McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst. The
unit is awaiting orders to
deploy into New York City
and begin pumping water
out of areas most affected
by Hurricane Sandy.
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From left to right: Sgt. Chariss Williams, section leader, Spc. Tyler Loher,
team leader, and Spc. Jasmine Bandy, water purification specialist,
conduct pre service checks on water pumps in preparation for
deployment to New York City, Nov. 4, in response to Hurricane Sandy.
These three Soldiers and other from the 431st Quartermaster
Detachment, Kinston, N.C. deployed to Joint Base McGuire-DixLakehurst, N.J. to provide water removal operations to areas most
effected by the storm.
Motor Vehicle Operator, Robert W. Horan,
99th Regional Support Command,
fabricates shopping carts that will serve
as filters for large debris while water
pumps drain effected areas. Army
Reserve units from the 143rd and 316th
Sustainment Commands (Expeditionary)
will use these filters during water
pumping operations as part of an
interagency effort to reduce suffering
and repair areas most effected by
Hurricane Sandy.
U.S. Army Reserve soldiers from the 961st Engineer Company,
Sharonville, Ohio, load equipment into military vehicles. More than
150 soldiers from the 961st En. Co. prepared for activation orders to
provide with humanitarian assistance and disaster relief to citizens
affected by Hurricane Sandy. The construction unit is able to make
hasty road repairs which allow rescue personnel or movement of
emergency managements. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Claude
Dixon, 318th PAOC)
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Army Reserve DSCA Response:
Our Citizen Soldiers in Action
Hurricane Sandy destruction is
seen at Breezy Point, NY.
The 410th Quartermaster
Detachment, an Army Reserve
water purification detachment
from Jacksonville, FL, departs
Fort Hamilton, NY, Nov. 9 to begin
water removal operations in
Breezy Point, NY.
Army SGT Robert Digsby, assistant squad
leader, 410th Quartermaster Detachment,
Jacksonville, FL, leads soldiers placing a
six inch water hose Nov. 9 while wading
through storm water in a residential area,
Breezy Point, N.Y. The unit pumped water
out of an area approximately the size of a
football field covered with approximately
six inches of water deployed to pump the
water out of areas most affected by the
storm.
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Army Reserve DSCA Response:
Our Citizen Soldiers in Action
SGT Kimberly Boyce, water
purification specialist, and SPC
Michael Winkelman II, wheel
vehicle mechanic, 401st
Quartermaster Detachment, Lock
Haven, PA, pull 6-inch water
hosing assemblies from a vehicle 7
Nov 12 that will channel water
away from the Redfern Housing
complex, Rockaway, NY.
Army Reserve LTG Jeffrey W. Talley, Chief
of the Army Reserve and Commanding
General, U.S. Army Reserve Command,
congratulates SPC Adden Hunter, water
purification specialist, 401st
Quartermaster Detachment, Lock Haven,
PA. 11 Nov 12 on a job well done while
conducting water removal operations as a
result of Hurricane Sandy in Breezy Point,
NY.
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SSG Michelle Satterfield, non-commissioned
officer in charge, 401st Quartermaster
Detachment, Lock Haven, PA, describes
current water removal operations to Army
Reserve CSM James M. Lambert Nov. 11 in
Breezy Point, NY.
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Key Points
 America’s Enduring Reserve Force
of Decisive Action
 Enduring North Carolina
Presence
 Global Reaction
 Contributing to Security at
Home and Abroad
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The Army Reserve – “An Enduring
Operational Force at Home and Abroad”
Mr. Tad Davis
Chief Executive Officer
United States Army Reserve Command
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