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United States Army Recruiting Command (USAREC) Overview
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Getting to Know Recruiters and their Families USAREC, FAMILY PROGRAMS ACTIONS OFFICER MARY BAKSH HQS UNITED STATES ARMY RECRUITING COMMAND
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MAP of USAREC Geo-dispersed Areas Medical Recruiting Brigade (MRBde) 9A 1 st MR BN 9B 2 nd MR BN 9C 3 rd MR BN 9D 5 th MR BN 9E 6 th MR BN 6FLos Angeles 6HPortland 6ISacramento 6JSalt Lake City 6KSouthern Cal 6LSeattle 6NFresno 1AAlbany 1BBaltimore 1DNew England 1EHarrisburg 1GNew York Cty 1KMid-Atlantic 1NSyracuse 1ORichmond 3AAtlanta 3DColumbia 3EJacksonville 3GMiami 3HMontgomery 3JRaleigh 3NTampa 3TBaton Rouge 5AChicago 5CCleveland 5DColumbus 5HIndianapolis 5IGreat Lakes 5JMilwaukee 5KMinneapolis 5NNashville 4CDallas 4DDenver 4EHouston 4GKansas City 4JOklahoma City 4KSan Antonio 4PPhoenix 1 st BDE 2nd BDE 3rd BDE 5 th BDE 6 th BDE OCONUS Recruiting Companies/ Centers Alaska Hawaii Puerto Rico Germany Japan S. Korea Guam
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Define Geo-dispersed: “Located 50+ miles or 60 minute drive from traditional Army support networks with adequate medical facilities (Garrison, MTF)” USAREC is an active duty Command with its Headquarters located at Fort Knox, Kentucky. Geo-dispersed describes the scattered locations of its Brigades, Battalions, Companies and Recruiting Centers across CONUS and OCONUS.
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Example of a Geo-dispersed Assignment 3d Recruiting Brigade is located at Fort Knox, Kentucky Nashville Recruiting Battalion in located in Nashville, Tennessee Louisville Recruiting Company is located in Louisville, Kentucky Clarksville Recruiting Center (Actual Place of duty) Clarksville, Indiana
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Knowing the Army Recruiter & Recruiter Demographics First-time in Recruiting Commissioned Officer New DA Select Recruiters/RA Soldiers from Installations US Army Reserve NCO activated from TPU (Reserve Duty) as Active Guard/Reserve (AGR) Recruiter Career Recruiters MOS 79R (reclassified)
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Knowing the Army Recruiter & when they PCS to their Recruiting Centers OCONUS PCS directly to their Recruiting Centers In-process and settle their Families Then attend Army Recruiting School (ARC) CONUS TDY and Return to the Army Recruiting School (ARC) from their Installations Return to their home Installation post graduation Then PCS to their Recruiting Centers
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Knowing the Army Recruiter & Geo-dispersed Risk Factors First time in geo-dispersed environment away from installation support Assumptions that recruiting duty is easier than a deployable unit Driving 30 miles in a city with traffic can be a 1 hour commute Assignment can still change after arriving to the Recruiting Center Actual Recruiting Center may be over 75 miles away from the Company area
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Knowing the Army Recruiter & Geo-dispersed Risk Factors Reintegration Issues following deployment Financial Relationship Problems Legal Problems pending Misconceptions Spouse believes Soldier will be home for dinner every day Soldier will be home for all holidays/weekends Duty away from the Installation will be easier on the Family Spouse believes employment may be easier in the community
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Knowing the Army Recruiter & Geo-dispersed Risk Factors TRICARE Not having TRICARE PRIME with a local MTF Having to switch to TRICARE Prime Remote As of January 2015, total number of Family Members in USAREC, 22,165 EFMP As of July 2015, total number of Soldiers in the EFMP program,1,209
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Knowing the Army Recruiter & Geo-dispersed Risk Factors Housing Chose not to use Leased Government Housing Purchased or Lease Housing in an expensive area Mortgage or rental at high BAH did not factor in utilities Schools Teens/children have issues No other military teens/children in their schools or local communities They miss having other teens/children they can relate to and that can relate to them Spouses They miss not having a close-knit Military Community like on an installation
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Great News! Benefits of becoming an Army Recruiter Career progression in current MOS Reclassification as a Career Recruiter (MOS 79R) “Manning the Force” for the entire Army First contact and impression for Future Soldiers, their Families and Communities Serving under Positions of Significant Trust and Authority (POSTA) Benefits of good Quality of Life (QOL) Support Recruiting mission success Recruiters more missioned focus Families less focused on QOL support issues Families experience satisfaction with geo-dispersed assignments Families receive seamless transitions from Installation support to geo-dispersed support Recruiters and their Families remain, Army Strong!
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In Closing "Getting to Know Recruiters and their Families" Questions Comments Feedback Tanya Greer is a Soldier and Family Assistance Program Manager who works directly with our Recruiters and their Families in a geo-dispersed environment. She will now tell you about the unique ways we go about providing Quality of Life Support for our recruiting force.
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Providing Relocation Support in a Geo-dispersed Environment USAREC, SOLDIER & FAMILY ASSISTANCE BRANCH TANYA GREER, SAN ANTONIO RECRUITING BATTALION
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Military Family Life Consultants (MFLCs) and Personal Finance Counselors (PFCs) are contract employees providing area support to each Brigade (12 teams total: 2/BDE) USAREC Well Being Team
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Providing Relocation Support in a Geo-dispersed Environment Overview What is an SFA? Challenges Where to Start Resources Partnerships
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Providing Relocation Support in a Geo-dispersed Environment What is an SFA? Each Brigade & Battalion in USAREC has a Soldier & Family Assistance Program Manager (SFA) We are the equivalent to Army Community Services (ACS) staff and act as a mini ACS, we are a jack of all trades Beneficiary Counseling and Assistance Coordinator (BCAC) for TRICARE SFA ≠ FRSA (Family Readiness Support Assistant)
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Providing Relocation Support in a Geo-dispersed Environment SFA Programs: Relocation EFMP Volunteer FAP FRG-provide training & guidance AFTB AFAP Information & Referral Financial Readiness Beneficiary Counseling Assistance Coordinator (BCAC) for TRICARE Several other additional duties
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Providing Relocation Support in a Geo-dispersed Environment Challenges Geo-dispersed Getting resources to those in remote locations Communication Understanding Recruiting Command Commander’s, spouses, public
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Providing Relocation Support in a Geo-dispersed Environment Where to Start? Market QOL Programs at Recruiter Retention School Welcome letters/packets for new Recruiters Social Media
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Providing Relocation Support in a Geo-dispersed Environment Resources Newcomer’s Orientation Video Family Strong Resource Guide There’s an APP for that! Military OneSource- Military Installations Leased Government Housing Army Fee Assistance Program for Child Care 5 hours respite care, routine care Gym Membership Program Google Hangouts- CG Town halls
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Providing Relocation Support in a Geo-dispersed Environment Resources Social Media 211 Zip Skinny Homes.mil Greatschools.org Citysearch.com AHOUS(Army Housing Online User Services) Interactive Customer Evaluation (ICE)
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Providing Relocation Support in a Geo-dispersed Environment Partnerships: Military & Family Life Consultant(MFLC) and Personal Financial Counselor(PFC) Unit Ministry Team Joint Services Support Red Cross State Veterans Programs ACS/A&FRC/FFS School Liaison Officer Boys & Girls Club Legal Support Office EFMP System Navigators
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Providing Relocation Support in a Geo-dispersed Environment Questions Comments Feedback
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Links to USAREC US Army Recruiting Command(USAREC) Facebook: www.facebook.com/USARECwww.facebook.com/USAREC US Army Recruiting Command Soldier and Family Assistance Branch Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/USARECSFAB?fref=ts https://www.facebook.com/USARECSFAB?fref=ts The Recruiter Journal: www.therecruiterjournal.comwww.therecruiterjournal.com US Army Recruiting Command(USAREC) Youtube: www.youtube.com/usarmyrecruitingwww.youtube.com/usarmyrecruiting
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