RESERVE UNITS BEGIN MOBILIZATION FOR ROTATION TO SUPPORT OPERATION JOINT ENDEAVOR
The Secretary of the Army announced today the mobilization
of Army Reserve and National Guard units to relieve Reserve
Component units currently in the Balkans and Germany who are
nearing the end of their 270-day tour of duty.
As a result of these and future mobilizations in coming
weeks, Presidential Selected Reserve Call-up authority has been
increased to 8,181 in order to accommodate the overlap in numbers
between service members being called to federal active duty and
those currently serving. As reserve units returning from the
Balkans are demobilized, these numbers will reduce quickly. The
original ceiling when President Clinton signed the executive
order December 8, 1995 was 3,800. That number was increased by
500 to 4,300 in January 1996 at Army's request. Currently the
Army has 4,225 reserve component soldiers serving in 97 units
overseas and in the U.S.
Elements of the Army Reserve are already in place at Fort
Benning, Ga., Fort Bragg, N.C., and Fort Dix, N.J. to help
process mobilized units for deployment. Those units called so
far include:
UNIT COMPONENT HOME STATION APPROX
SIZE
813th Replacement Co USAR Gordo, Ala.
29
131st Mobile Public Affairs Det. ARNG Montgomery, Ala.
18
158th Ordnance Co. ARNG Tallahassee, Ala.
225
222nd Broadcast Public Affairs Det. USAR Bell, Calif.
18
341st Postal AG Det. USAR Athens, Ga.
16
334th Transportation Battalion USAR Fort Sheridan, Ill.
39
376th Engineering Det. USAR Granite, Ill.
17
21st Theatre Area Command USAR Indianapolis, Ind.
101
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UNIT COMPONENT HOME STATION APPROX
SIZE
350th Mobile Public Affairs Det. USAR Ft. Harrison, Ind.
18
135th Mobile Public Affairs Det. ARNG Camp Dodge, Iowa
18
323rd Engineering Det. USAR El Dorado, Kan.
26
368th Finance Battalion w/3 Dets. USAR Wichita, Kan.
52
200th Transportation Control Det. USAR Baltimore, Md.
11
531st Transportation Control Det. USAR Baltimore, Md.
7
2122nd Garrison Support Unit USAR Baltimore, Md. 51
356th Broadcast Public Affairs Det. USAR Ft. Meade, Md.
19
352nd Civil Affairs Cmd USAR Riverdale, Md. 40
354nd Civil Affairs Bde USAR Riverdale, Md. 4
450th Civil Affairs Bn USAR Riverdale, Md. 36
412th Engineering Cmd USAR Vicksburg, Miss.
28
324th Replacement Bn USAR Starkville, Miss
40
535th Transportation Control Det. USAR Fort Bragg N.C.
7
Civ. Aff. PsyOps. Cmd USAR Ft. Bragg, N.C.
9
422 Civil Affairs Bn USAR Greensboro, N.C.
33
139th Transportation Det. USAR Fort Totten, N.Y.
8
141st Transportation Det. USAR Fort Totten, N.Y
8
1019th Service and Supply Co. USAR Mattydale, N.Y.
28
133rd Ordnance Co. ARNG Peekskill, N.Y.
190
401st Civil Affairs Bn USAR Webster, N.Y.
20
367th Mobile Public Affairs Det. USAR Columbus, Ohio
18
801st Replacement Co. USAR Antlers, Okla.
29
381st Replacement Co. USAR Ponca City, Okla.
24
360th Civil Affairs Bde USAR Columbia, S.C. 68
489th Civil Affairs Bn USAR Knoxville, Tenn.
24
100th Mobile Public Affairs Det. ARNG Austin, Texas
18
302nd Military Police Co. USAR Ft. Worth, Texas
125
607th Military Police Bn Hq Det. USAR Ft. Worth, Texas
36
321st Civil Affairs Brigade USAR San Antonio, Texas
17
201st Public Affairs Det. USAR Fort Belvoir, Va.
5
310th Theatre Area Command USAR Fort Belvoir, Va.
22
300th Area Support Group USAR Fort Lee, Va.
12
811th Ordnance Co. USAR Rinelle, W.Va.
160
757th Rail Movement Control Tm USAR Milwaukee, Wis.
12
While previously identified Army Reserve and National Guard
units named to support Operation Joint Endeavor remain in
training, additional units have been added to the list. These
units have not been officially alerted or mobilized, but stand
ready should the Army decide to call upon them. Those units
include:
UNIT DESIGNATION LOCATION
345th Rear Tactical Operation Center (USAR) Bamberg,
Germany
316th Rear Tactical Operation Center (USAR) Bamberg,
Germany 7th
7th Army Reserve Command (USAR) Heidelberg,
Germany
1172nd Movement Control Team (USAR)
Heidelberg, Germany
1177th Movement Control Team (USAR)
Heidelberg, Germany
280th Rear Area Operations Command (USAR)
Heidelberg, Germany
336th Postal Detachment (USAR) Sheffield,
Ala.
199th Air Traffic Movement Control Team (USAR)
Washington, D.C.
273rd Military Police Company (ARNG)
Washington, D.C.
81st Movement Control Team (USAR) Gainesville,
Fla.
834th Postal Detachment (USAR) Miami,
Fla.
317th Military History Detachment (USAR) East
Point, Ga.
3rd Infantry Det Rear Area Operations Cmd (USAR)
Lawrenceville, Ga.
48th Military History Detachment (USAR) Ft.
Harrison, Ind.
324th Prisoner of War Information Center (USAR) Terra
Haute, Ind.
15th Psychological Operations Battalion USAR) Fort
Thomas, Ky.
470th Postal Detachment (USAR) Chicopee,
Mass.
126th Military History Detachment (ARNG)
Worcester, Mass.
103rd Public Affairs Detachment (ARNG) Helena,
Mont.
514th Military Police Company (ARNG)
Greenville, N.C.
142nd Movement Control Team (USAR) Jamaica, N.Y.
2nd Psy Ops Operations Group (USAR) Cleveland,
Ohio
326th Military History Detachment (USAR)
Columbus, Ohio
74th Movement Control Team (ARNG) Kettering, Ohio
838th Military Police Company (ARNG)
Youngstown, Ohio
41st Adjutant General Detachment (Personnel) (ARNG)
Portland, Ore.
1079th Garrison Support Unit (USAR) Fort
Indiantown Gap, Pa.
2145th Garrison Support Unit (USAR) Nashville,
Tenn.
304th Military Police Company (USAR) Bluefield,
W. Va.
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