Personnel Readiness Management Practical Exercise Supplement

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Personnel Readiness Management Practical Exercise Supplement Brigade S-1 Operations Course Senior Leader Training Division Adjutant General School Personnel Readiness Management Practical Exercise Supplement November 2010

COPS: 4-3 BCT MOS Inventory (See Excel Worksheet for complete MOSI)

inbound officers to help 4-3 Bde CM Gains CM Gains as values 11A 11B  11C  13B  19D  19Z  21U 25U  35T  42A  63B  63M  63Z  68W  Occ Spc's  Enlisted E3 3 1 10 E4 2 7 E5 E6 E7 E8 4 23 Com. Officers LTS CPT/N 5 Active Military 28 Review ORBs for inbound officers to help allocate your gains

Officer Record Brief

Officer Record Brief HENRY, JOHN 20071026 0003 AR HHC 04 HHC ARM BDE UA4 FT STEWART 1 GA FC REQ NR 12R ORSPEC- 11 HENRY, JOHN

(See Excel Worksheet for By-name / Unit List) 4-3 BDE Non-Deployables (See Excel Worksheet for By-name / Unit List)

Active Component (AC) Manning Guidance - FY 2008-2010 Commands/Unit Commanders/Installation Commanders: Implement and adhere to AC Army Manning Guidance Provide AHRC with a list of deploying BCTs and all other deploying units at the battalion, company, or detachment level Ensure Soldiers are assigned in accordance with the pinpoint assignment information and special instructions issued by AHRC Cross-level Soldiers in deploying units to ensure all deploying elements not directly managed by AHRC are sufficiently manned Ensure units process individual Soldier Deployment Availability Status in DIMHRS Utilize Warrior Transition Units (WTUs) when appropriate Reassign deployable Soldiers performing rear detachment/garrison duties to deploying units to the maximum extent possible Utilize non-deployable Soldiers to perform rear detachment duties when possible Ensure Soldier deploying have the appropriate dwell time in accordance with current policies Ensure officers and enlisted personnel comply with AHRC assignment instructions Mitigate manning shortages using officer/enlisted grade/MOS substitution rules 7

FY 2008-2010 Manning Priority Categories and Standards Deployers (Manning Goal ≥ 100% Assigned) GRF/PTDO BCTs Transition Teams Deploying Units See Specified Policy USCENTCOM MNF-I MNC-I MNSTC-I CSTCA ARCENT HQ 93% Special Mission Units USASOC USSOCOM Priority Missions (Manning Goal 90% - 100% Assigned) USAFRICOM HQ* PMS Recruiters* USAREC Co CDRs* Drill Sergeants* *Will be manned at 100% IET CDR/XO* WTU Cadre* TT Training BDE* USAE WHCA NATO PE JIEDDO Old Guard AETF (5/1AD) JTF-GTMO RTB EUSA (-OCPK) ARNORTH CCMRF BCT* 20th Support Cmd (CBRNE) Remainder of Units (Filled in accordance with available Army inventory) 8 8

FY 2008-2010 Manning Guidance For Deploying Units BRIGADE COMBAT TEAMS (BCTs) COMBAT AVIATION BDES (CABs) MULTI-FUNCTIONAL/FUNCTIONAL SPT BDE HQs and OPERATIONAL HQs w/MRE/MRX (Minus Sustainment BDEs and ESC/TSC HQs) SUSTAINMENT BDE HQS and OPERATIONAL HQs (ESC/TSC) w/MRE/MRX ALL OTHERS (battalion, company, detachment level) ≥90% at MRE/MRX-45 days 105% enlisted strength at LAD-90 days 95% officer strength at LAD-90 days 100% assigned strength at LAD-90 days ≥85% at MRE/MRX-45 days 100% assigned at LAD-90 days ≥80% at MRE/MRX-45 days 95% assigned strength at LAD 95% at LAD 9