1. Building Healthy Military Communities (BHMC) Pilot
State Overview
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Indiana

2. State Overview (1 of 2) Major Installations Major Commands
Camp Atterbury – Muscatatuck
DFAS – Indianapolis
Naval Surface Warfare Center – Crane Division
Fort Knox, KY – nearest active Army Installation
Grissom Air Force Reserve Base
Major Commands
JFHQ-IN
38th ID
76th IBCT
38th CAB
38th SUS BDE
1-151 IN BN, 2/25 IBCT (AU Program)
81st Troop Command
219th EN BDE
122nd Fighter Wing
181st Intel Wing
157th IN BDE (TSB)
DFAS & USFINCON
MEPS and USAREC BN
Personnel Snapshot (Army)
Total: ~14,500 (2,400 FTUS)
Compo 1: 670
Compo 2: 11,600
Compo 3: 2,000
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Major Installations
Major Commands

3. State Overview (2 of 2) The Indiana National Guard snapshot:
Members are stationed in 51 counties and reside in nearly all 92 counties in the state. There are 3,856 soldiers who reside in Marion and surrounding counties
Armories, wings and maintenance facilities comprise > 7.35 million SF and serve as readiness platforms for 11,810 Soldiers and 1,918 Airmen
The organization is supported by 2,900 full time state and federal civilian personnel
Camp Atterbury Joint Maneuver Training Center includes almost 36,463 acres covering portions of four counties in southern Indiana, and a state-of-the-art urban training center at Muscatatuck, which adds an additional acres
The 181st Intelligence Wing and 122nd Fighter Wing of the Indiana Air National Guard are located in Terre Haute and Fort Wayne, respectively
Indiana is home to the Indiana Air Range Complex, which is comprised of 1,344 acres and includes two air-to-ground impact areas and associated Special Use Airspace for both kinetic and virtual use
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This slide takes a more detailed look at the disposition of the Indiana Army and Air National Guard across the State of Indiana
Indiana National Guard consists of nearly 14,000 troops.
Of note, nearly 4,000 of the 14,000 guardsmen in the state of Indiana reside in Indianapolis and the surrounding 8 counties
With almost 3,000 full-time employees, we are one of Indiana’s largest full and part-time employers.
Indiana also has one of the nation’s premier military training sites at Camp Atterbury and Muscatatuck, which has an average daily throughput of 1,100 Service Members per day.
Indiana is also one of the few states with two separate Air Wings – located in Fort Wayne and Terre Haute respectively
In total, the National Guard has an armory in 51 of 92 counties and our members reside in nearly every community and county in Indiana.

4. Indiana DoD/VA Asset Mapping
Gary
Family Assistance Center
Airmen & Family Readiness Center
ID Card Center (DEERS/Rapids)
Employment Coordinator
Behavioral Health
MLFC – Personal Finance
MFLC – Non- Medical
VA Outpatient Clinic
VA Center
Family Readiness Support Center
IRC and AWC 1 2
Ft. Wayne
Lafayette 3
Kokomo 4
Muncie 5
Crawfordsville 6 7
Indy/Lawrence 8
Camp Atterbury 10
Linton 9
10. Columbus
11. Evansville 12 11
12. New Albany

5. State & NG Demographics Indiana
Total Number of
Army
Air Force
Marine Corp Reserves
Navy Reserves
Coast Guard Reserves
ARNG
USAR
ANG
Reserves
Military Members
11,632
3,220
1,861
1,547
570
394 12
Family Members
4,187
1,324
1,054
821
109
209 6
Child & Youth
8,090
8,899
2,001
1,522
148
398 11
Reserve Component
Total Number of
Army
Air Force
Marines Corps
Navy
Coast Guard
Military Members
592 74
162 99 31
Family Members
463 50
129 49 18
Child & Youth
1,084
103
220 96 29
Active Component
Directions:
Enter numbers in chart for:
Reserve Component
Active Component
All info found on DMDC
Enter total number of all veterans in your state.
Total Number of Veterans: 476,283
Sources: DMDC Report May 2016
DVA Web Site Jun 2012

6. Indiana NG Outreach Structure
TAG
State
CSM
DJS
VCS
CAIN J1
Indiana Resilience Campus
IRC
Director J9
Transition
Outreach
AWC
MFT
SFL
Resilience
GyF
MFH CU
FRG
Youth
Programs
Reporting
Advisory
Coordinate
Existing
New

7. Indiana Outreach Initiatives
Centrally located at Camp Atterbury, IN
23,400 square feet under roof
Adjacent to Camp Atterbury Gym and (MWR) Moral, Welfare, Recreation
Accessible by approximately 14,500 Compo 1-3 Army Soldiers and their families residing in Indiana
MEDCOM supported (AWC) Army Wellness Center
Holistic support of AR Comprehensive Soldier and Family Fitness (CSF2)
Continuum of services across those currently serving, transitioning, alumni, retirees, DA Civilians, and their families
Platform for (MRT) Master Resilience Trainer and (MFT) Master Fitness Trainer statewide programs and training
Future planned exportable capability to reach remote armories
Community outreach and partnership building with external stakeholders

8. Indiana Outreach Initiatives
Resilience Services
Family Counseling
Financial Management
Substance Abuse
Spiritual Fitness
Suicide Prevention
Fitness and Wellness
State Master Fitness Trainer Program
Individualized PT Improvement Programs
Wellness Improvement (Life-Fit)
Installation MWR
Health Assessment
Physical Fitness
Healthy Nutrition
Stress Management
General Wellness
Tobacco Education
Retention
Career Management
Employment Coordination
Education Benefits
MOS reclassification
GUARDing Your Future
Alumni Outreach and Communication
Retiree Services
Transition Assistance
Family Assistance Center Referral
Service Member For Life

9. Indiana Outreach Initiatives

10. Distribution and delivery of wellness services to National Guardsmen
Identified Gaps
Distribution and delivery of wellness services to National Guardsmen
Health promotion outreach
Transition of services for AC Soldiers
Alumni and gray area retiree services
Synchronization of services
Directions:
List any gaps that you have already identified through your MOS Consultant / State Plan
How are you currently addressing them?