DTIC ADA262929: Reserve Component Programs, Fiscal Year 1992: Annual Report of the Reserve Forces Policy Board

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AD-A262 929
Reserve Component
Programs FY 1992
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APRi1 5 1993
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93-06328 Report of the Reserve Forces Policy Board
fhlIll I III liiiiiillHlI, Ja(cid:127) nuary 1993
THC SECRETARY OF DEFENSE
WASHINGTON, THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
15 JAI jgg3
MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT
SUBJECT: Annual Report of the Reserve Forces Policy Board for
Fiscal Year 1992
The Department of Defense Reserve Forcesi Policy Board's
Annual Report for Fiscal Year 1992 is hereby provided.
This comprehensive report reviews the progress that has been
made by the Department in improving the readiness of the National
Guard and Reserve. In the Board's judgement, there are areas
where further improvements are requir3d to make the Reserve
components more effective members of the Total Force. The
Board's recommendations are listed throughout the report.
The report represents the collective views of the members of
the Board, and not the official policy positions of this
Department or any other Department or agency of the United States
government.
The Board, having just celebrated its 40th Anniversary,
continues to make excellent contributions to our efforts to
ensure that the National Guard and Reserve are adequately manned,
equipped, trained, and ready as pa.t of the Total Force. The
Board's assistance to me and the Department has been significant
and most appreciated.
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THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE
WASHINGTON. THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
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MEMORANDUM FOR PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE
SUBJECT: Annual Report of the Reserve Forces Policy Board for
Fiscal year 1992
The Department of Defense Reserve Forces Policy Board's
Annual Report for Fiscal Year 1992 is hereby provided.
This comprehensive report reviews the progress that has been
made by the Department in improving the readiness of the National
Guard and Reserve. In the Board's judgement, there are areas
where further improvements are required to make the Reserve
components more effective members of the Total Force. The
Board's recommendations are listed throughout the report.
The report represents the collective views of the members of
the Board, and not the official policy positions of this
Department or any other Department or agency of the United States
government.
The Board, having just celebrated its 40th Anniversary,
continues to make excellent contributions to our efforts to
ensure that the National Guard and Reserve are adequately manned,
equipped, trained, and ready as part of the Total Force. The
Board's assistance tc me and the Department has been significant
and most appreciated.
Attachment:
As Stated
Rese# Fores Polic ord Resenv Comppoent Programs FY 1992
THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE
i5JAN 19g3
MEMORANDUM FOR SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
SUBJECT: Annual Report of the Reserve Forces Policy Board for
Fiscal Year 1992
The Department of Defense Reserve Forces Policy Board's
Annual Report for Fiscal Year 1992 is hereby provided.
This comprehensive report reviews the progress that has been
made by the Department in improving the readiness of the National
Guard and Reserve. In the Board's judgement, there are areas
where further improvements are required to make the Reserve
components more effective members of the Total Force. The
Board's recommendations are listed throughout the report.
The report represents the collective views of the members of
the Board, and not the official policy positions of this
Department or any other Department or agency of the United States
government.
The Board, having just celebrated its 40th Anniversary,
continues to make excellent contributions to our efforts to
ensure that the National Guard and Reserve are adequately manned,
equipped, trained, and ready as part of the Total Force. The
Board's assistance to me and the Department has been significant
and most appreciated.
Attachment:
As Stated
R~elev Component (cid:127)Rlmqrm F 1992 Reserv Fbrme Polc Boar fi
This report represents the Reserve Forces Policy
Board's independent review of Reserve component
issues and provides a consensus evaluation of Reservc
component programs. It includes the collective view-s
of the Board members and does not necessarily reflect
the official policy positions of the Department of
Defense or any other department or agency of the
United States Government.
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Fiscal Year 1992
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Reserve Forces Policy Board
Members and Staff
Honorable
John 0. Marsh, Jr.
Chairman, Reserve Forces Policy IUoard, Partner.
lhazel & Thomas, P.C., Falls Church, Virginia and
Washington. D)C Legislative Counsel to the
Secretary or IDcfensc, 1989-11)9Y; Secrertary of the
ReseIrr~eg raA(r.mony/I. 'oe1n9t 92189 Prevriosy Ioune."lor, withr Iit
HONORABLE ROBERT S. SILI;FRMAN
Assistant Secretary of the Army (NLitnpowcr and Rcscrvc Alf.ir>),
Washington. 1)C. Assigned to loard Scptember 1, 19)2.
LIEUTENANT GENERALJ.11. IINFORIID PIY, III
UNITED STATES ARMY
Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations and Plxts. II cadquartcrs.
Department of the Army, Washington, 1)C. %Ssigncd tl0 lk-d
September 3, 1991.
MAJOR GENERAL WARREN G. IAWSON
ARMY NATIONAL GUARD OF TI IF UNITEI) STATES
•lThe Adjutant General for the State of lowa, Johniltoll, bo)wa.
Assigned to Board August 1, 1990.
MAJOR GENERAL CI IARLES J. WVING
ARMY NATIONAL GUARD OF TIIE UNITE) STATES
The Adjutant Gcncral for the State of Wyoming, Clicyctnoc,
Wyoming. Assigned to Board l)ccclnbcr 1, 1990.
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IMAJOR GENFERAI. PAU1. G. REI I KAM P
UNITED S'TATIES ARMY RIEFSF.RVEI,
Commandcr. 88th Armay RCse(cid:127)vc (Command, Ft. Sncling. St.
Paul, Minntcsota. unwcral l)ircctor, llchkamp Iltjicril Hlomes,
Marshall, Minmcsota. Assigned to) Board February 17. 1992.
MAJOR GENEFAL KENNETHI A. BOULIDIN
UNITED STATES MRMY RESFRVE
Commander, 125th Army Reserve Command, Nashville,
Tennessee. Prcsidcnt, KA15 Associates, Inc., ._eamplhis,T N.
Assigned to Board April It, 1991.
HIONORABII BARBARA SPYRIDON POPE
Assistant Secretary of the Navy (Manpower and Rcservc Affairs),
Washington, I)C. Assigned to Board November 21, 1989.
RFAR ADMIRAL EDWARD B, BAKEIRJR.
UNITED STATE'S NAVY
Assistant I)cputv (:hicf of Naval pratins, Plans, d
Operations, Washington, D)C. Assigtcd to loardApril 1, 1991.
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