Apples and Oranges: The unit status report and readiness in the army reserve

Article Abstract:

The prolonged operations in Iraq and Afghanistan have created an urgent demand for unit readiness data, and this is especially true for the Army Reserve and hence accurate measure must be identified, and any data must be valid. The unit status report (USR) must enable comparisons between the active and reserve components and between the services.

Personnel administration, Military Preparedness, Iraq, Afghanistan, Human resource management, Military readiness, Company personnel management, Military personnel, Military training

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The network: The critical enabler for a transforming Army at war

Article Abstract:

World-class communications capabilities is very important and a keystone enabler for both the Current and Future Force of the U.S. Army. Proper communication system of the United States Army would help to improve interoperability with the joint and the allied forces.

United States, Armed Forces, Military communications

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