Dep Asst Sec Def for Reserve Forces

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UNITED STATES CENTRAL COMMANDReserve Forces
Division (CCJ1-RF)
INFORMATION BRIEFING FOR ESGR
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AGENDA

• PURPOSE
• VISION STATEMENT
• MISSION STATEMENT
• ORGANIZATION
• RESPONSIBILITIES
• OEF
• PROGRAM STRENGTH
• MOBILIZED SUPPORT
• COMPONENT SUPPORT

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USCENTCOM RESERVE FORCESLeveraging Capabilities
Across the Spectrum of Mil-Ops
PURPOSE To provide an overview of the Reserve
Components forces and their contributions to
CENTCOMs Mission and range of military
objectives.
COMPEL OUR ENEMIES
DEFEAT
DETER AGGRESSORS
REASSURE OUR ALLIES
FULL SPECTRUM FORCE
PREVENTIVE DEFENSE
DETER
National Military Strategy
TNG/OPS/MISSION SUSTAINMENT
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USCENTCOM RESERVE FORCES DIVISION
VISION
A seamless integration of reserve component
forces within USCENTCOM headquarters and its
components.
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USCENTCOM RESERVE FORCES DIVISION
MISSION STATEMENT

• INTEGRATE THE FULL RANGE OF RESERVE COMPONENT
  CAPABILITIES
• INTO CENTCOMS TOTAL SPECTRUM OF TRAINING,
  OPERATIONAL, AND MISSION SUSTAINMENT (TOMS)
  REQUIREMENTS.

IMA
AOR
IDT
ADT
FTM
AT
TTAD
UNITS
CONUS
AGR
EXER
ADSW
PRC
MOB
LEVERAGING CAPABILITIES PROGRAMS
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RESERVE FORCES DIVISIONORGANIZATION
DIRECTOR J1 COL USAF CCJ1
RESERVE COMPONENT ADVISOR/EXERCISE DIRECTOR MG USA
CHIEF, DIVISION COL USAF
RF
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT TSgt USAF RF
SENIOR ENLISTED ADVISOR SGM USA
RF-E

• RECRUIT
• MANAGE RC PROG
• ADVISE ON
• LEGISLATION
• RC STRUCTURE
• MANDAY BUDGET

• COOR OPLAN / RC
• REVIEW TPFDD
• JMETLS
• TNG MANAGEMENT
• MOBILIZATION

OPERATIONS PLANS COL USA
RF-O
PROGRAM MANAGEMENT
LAND FORCES LTC USA RF-L
SEA SERVICE CDR USN RF-S
AIR FORCES LtCol USAF RF-F
NATIONAL GUARD LtCol USA RF-G
OPERATIONS PLANS Lt Col USMC
RF-OP
JOINT RESERVE UNIT MAJ USA
RF-L
USMC MSgt USMC RF-S
AIR FORCE NCO Msgt USAF RF-F
NATIONAL GUARD MSgt USA RF-G
SEA SERVICE NCO YNC USN RF-S
LAND FORCE NCO SFC USA RF-L

• USN

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FULL-TIME RESERVE COMPONENT STRUCTURE
CC
DC
J1
RF
J2
RC POC
RC POC
J3
RC POC
J4
RC POC
J5
RC POC
J6
RC POC
J8
COORD
SOC
RC POC
SS
RC POC
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RESERVE FORCES DIVISION RESPONSIBILITIES

• Advise CC and Directors on Reserve legislation,
  policies, force utilization,
• mobilization, operations and deployment
• Advise directorates on developing and
  administering required training program
• Provide POM input for each Services CENTCOM
  IMA program
• Act as primary Reserve Component (RC) liaison
  between USCENTCOM, the
• Reserve Personnel Centers, Higher
  Headquarters, and the Service on RC issues
• Review all IMA applications and recommend
  qualified personnel to the
• appropriate Directorate/Special Staff for
  review
• Maintain management information files on all
  USCENTCOM IMAs

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Operation Enduring FreedomReserve Forces

• Augmentation Support Comprises 33 of HQ Staff
  overall in All Directorates for Exercises and
  Contingency Ops
• Challenges
• Increase funded IMA billets to meet Wartime
  Requirements
• 50 Manned by AC and RC Augmentees not IMAs
• IMAs Provide CENTCOM with Full Up Round
• Requirements to Maintain Current Ops
• Partial Mobilization Limitations
• MPA Mandays Limited
• Pool of Fully Qualified Personnel Decreases
• Proper Security Clearances
• Extended Use of RC Requires Increased Fiscal
  Support From Services

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USCENTCOM HQ RESERVE BILLETS IMA PROGRAM
STRENGTH

• As of 030618

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HQ CENTCOM MOBILIZED SUPPORT

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Total Reserve Component Support

• USAR/ARNG
  38,678
• USAFR/ANG 8,215
  28,836
• USNR/USCGR 12,000
• USMCR 18,001
  3,254
• TOTAL 106,845 41,685
  82,768

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ESGR RELATED ISSUES

• SUSTAINMENT
• 2nd Year Extension Authority Not Timely
• Proactive vs. Reactive Management
• UTILIZATION
• Original MOB Authority Not Timely
• OPSTEMPO
• IRAQ Nation Building, CJTFs, ISG, etc
• DEMOBILIZATION
• Rapid vs. Phased Drawdown
• Orderly Transition Time
• EARLY RELEASE
• Service member
• Employer

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UNITED STATES CENTRAL COMMAND Reserve Forces
Division (RF)
QUESTIONS