ANGRC Orientation Always On Mission ANGRC Orientation Brief Brig Gen Michael R. Taheri Commander, ANGRC Col Michael Flanagan Vice Commander, ANGRC 201 st MSS/CC Mr. Rich Rico Chief of Staff, ANGRC CMSgt Tony Whitehead Command Chief, ANGRC The Air National Guard Always On Mission

ANGRC Orientation Always On Mission The NGB in the NCR 2 ANGRC 1042 ANG Arlington Hall Station 157 ANG + Army Pentagon 63 ANG + Army

ANGRC Orientation Always On Mission 3 National Guard Bureau CNGB SEA DANG DARNG JACO NG-J1 NG-J2 NG-J3/7 NG-J4 NG-J5 NG-J6 NG-J8 VCNGB DNGJS

ANGRC Orientation Always On Mission 4 ANGRC ORG Chart DIRECTOR Lt Gen Stanley Clarke DIRECTOR Lt Gen Stanley Clarke VICE COMMANDER 201st COMMANDER Col Eric Mann VICE COMMANDER 201st COMMANDER Col Eric Mann ANG COMMAND CHIEF CMSgt James Hotaling ANG COMMAND CHIEF CMSgt James Hotaling ANG READINESS CENTER COMMANDER Brig Gen Michael R. Taheri ANG READINESS CENTER COMMANDER Brig Gen Michael R. Taheri A1 Col Russo A1 Col Russo A3 Brig Gen Deskins A3 Brig Gen Deskins A4 Col Bozard A4 Col Bozard A5 Col Will A5 Col Will A6 Col Donovan A6 Col Donovan A7 Col McDonald A7 Col McDonald SE Col Vaughan SE Col Vaughan FM Col Brewer FM Col Brewer SG Col Gaul SG Col Gaul HC Col Yates HC Col Yates A2 Col Knabel A2 Col Knabel A8 Brig Gen Staudenraus A8 Brig Gen Staudenraus DEPUTY DIRECTOR Maj Gen James Witham DEPUTY DIRECTOR Maj Gen James Witham CHIEF OF STAFF Mr. Richard Rico CHIEF OF STAFF Mr. Richard Rico ANGRC COMMAND CHIEF CMSgt Tony Whitehead ANGRC COMMAND CHIEF CMSgt Tony Whitehead HR Ms. Foard HR Ms. Foard EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Mr Jim Brooks EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Mr Jim Brooks

ANGRC Orientation Always On Mission 201st Mission Support Squadron Exercises elements of command and control (ADCON) over ANGUS assigned units and members –Title 10 chain of command –Coordinates actions with deployed commanders who have OPCON and Specified ADCON of attached forces –Ensures continuity of disciplinary actions –Coordinates with home units (T32) –Appoints DETCOs for CONUS T10 “units” 5

ANGRC Orientation Always On Mission “Provide resources, policy oversight, guidance and support to ensure 89 ANG wings and all Geographically Separated Units across 54 states, territories and the District of Columbia are trained and equipped across the full spectrum of operations (homeland and global).” 6 Air National Guard Readiness Center Brig Gen Michael Taheri 1,000+ Military, Civilian and Contractors supporting 105,000

ANGRC Orientation Always On Mission 7 TALK STRAIGHT, TALK SIMPLE AND TALK OFTEN Cradle-to-grave within the ANGRC; available and consistent to the Field CREDIBLE, ACCOUNTABLE, PROCESS IMPROVEMENT DRIVEN “How” is as important as “what”; World Class, Professional, and Military CAREER VECTORING AND REALITY CHECKS “Faces” not just “Spaces”; positive, fair and contribution-based STOP, LOOK/LISTEN, DECIDE, AND ACT Science-based decisions that are Transparent, Defendable and Repeatable ANGRC…with and for the States…One Air Force ANGRC Operating Principles

ANGRC Orientation Always On Mission By Taking Care of Our People and Missions, We Help Secure the Future for the ANG By Taking Care of Our People and Missions, We Help Secure the Future for the ANG Priorities 8

ANGRC Orientation Always On Mission 9 Who We Work For & What We Do

ANGRC Orientation Always On Mission 10 Follow direction of CNGB and DANG Follow and Support the process Resource wings to the best of our ability Support all 89; avoid “brother-in-law” deals Help you work through the process Tell the truth, no matter how hard Include the field whenever possible We Will…

ANGRC Orientation Always On Mission At FY16 BCA Levels: 11 FY12-FY15 Enacted BCA Topline FY16 PB FY12 Enacted with Inflation At FY16 PB Levels: Billion Takes minimal risk in some areas with slight reductions or shifts back to FY15 levels Increases nuclear enterprise investment by $5.6B (FYDP) to modernize, recap & sustain Nuclear Enterprise No ANG Force Structure Changes between PB and BCA Slows readiness recovery due to cuts in FHP, WSS, ranges & munitions Maintains FHP & WSS to continue gradual path of full- spectrum readiness recovery Readiness Loss of Global Vigilance, Global Reach & Global Power (i.e. reduce 10 ISR CAPS, retire KC-10, cuts F-35A recapitalization, etc.) Restores some capacity (e.g., U-2, F-15C); Must also reduce (e.g., A-10, EC-130H) Force Structure Lost Capability AF FY16 President’s Budget

ANGRC Orientation Always On Mission Safety –Discipline, Tech Orders, Compliance, ORM Modernization and Recapitalization Pillars of the Total Force –Standardization –Inspections –Operational Engagement –Resources New Mission Bed Down and more conversions? ANG PRIORITIES 12

ANGRC Orientation Always On Mission 13 Force Structure & AC / RC Mix –Excess tactical airlift capacity? –DOMOPS requirements study –NCSAF, TF2, TFC, HVAs –Total Force Proposal CHALLENGES & OPPORTUNITIES We plan for a lot we don’t do … We do a lot we don’t plan for

ANGRC Orientation Always On Mission 14 “ Always On Mission ” WHO WE ARE…