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Contents_______________________________________________________________ 2011 Mobilization Historical Report Summary MOB/DEMOB Trend 1 Soldiers Processed 2 Customer Satisfaction 3 SRQMB 4 ISR 901 / CLS 3015 Annual INFOSEC Advice and Assistance Visit 6 Annual COMSEC Inspection 7 MASS Casualty Tracking and Processing 8 Annual Mobilization Brief 9 Storyboards 10
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY MOBILIZATION BRANCH 717 EAST loTH STREET N. BUILDING 12705 FORT STEWART, GEORGIA 31314-5029 IMSH-PLO 10 January 20 12 MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD MEMORANDUM FROM Mobilization Branch SUBJECT: 201 1 Mobilization Historical Report 1. Opening Statement: We would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone for their great support during 2011 with the Mobilization Business by processing 179 Soldiers with a 100% customer satisfaction rating. Installation agencies provided Soldier Readiness Support for Reserve Component (RC) Soldiers. FORSCOM conducted its annual Mobilization Workshop in Little Rock, Arkansas, again this year. We have currently downsized to four (4) primary Mobilization Force Generation Installation (pMFGI); Fort Hood, Fort Bliss, Camp Shelby, and Fort Dix. Fort Stewart/Hunter Army AirfieldGeorgia Garrison Training Center (FSMAAFIGGTC) is currently a secondary Mobilization Force Generation Installation (sMFGI). Mobilization Business is an enduring mission with no foreseeable end state requiring maximum effort from all involved. In an effort to set the conditions for successful Mobilizations/Demobilizations, Installations agencies provide continuous support. 2. sMFGI: Fort Stewart/Hunter Army AirfieldGeorgia Garrison Training Center (FSMAAFIGGTC) is currently a secondary Mobilization Force Generation Installation (sMFGI). Army installations that in addition to unit support also support RC demobilization (DEMOB), DEF and contingency expeditionary force (CEF) premobilization training, and maintain equipment sets for RC units. As necessary during surge or exceptional levels of effort and support the post-mobilization training of RC DEF units. Can support ETC events where a Brigade Combat Team (BCT) or higher is resident on installation. In other words, the Core Mobilization Mission on FSIHAAFIGGTC is primary Individual REFRADs and CONUS Base Support Soldiers. 3. Historical Summary: Mobilization at FSMAAFIGGTC is centered on the ability to transport Soldiers and equipment from one place to another. FSIHAAFIGGTC has the strongest infrastructure east of the Mississippi among the Mobilization Force Generation Installations; training areas (284,000 acres), highway systems, railway systems, airports, seaports, partnership with GGTC for 5,000 Billets, and the WTB. Plus due to the geographical area by being south of the frost line, Soldiers can train twelve (12) months out of the year. In September 2006 FSMAAFIGGTC was declared by First Army (1A) as a warm base or secondary Mobilization Station responsible for Demobilization with the ability to support various Mobilization surge requirements when called upon. FSIHAAFIGGTC has effectively and efficiently processed six (6) full Brigade Combat Teams (BCTs) since becoming a secondary Mobilization Station. FSMAAFIGGTC
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Page 8 and 9: Enclosure 1 MOB/DEMOB Trend
Page 10 and 11: Enclosure 2 Soldiers Processed
Page 12 and 13: JAN‐MAR 2011 (REFRAD) JAN‐MAR 2
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Page 28 and 29: Enclosure 3 Customer Satisfaction
Page 30 and 31: Mobilization Customer Survey 2nd Qt
Page 32 and 33: February UNIT STATUS MOBILIZATION D
Page 34 and 35: Mobilization Customer Survey 3rd Qt
Page 36 and 37: May UNIT STATUS MOBILIZATION DEMOBI
Page 38 and 39: Mobilization Customer Survey 4th Qt
Page 40 and 41: August UNIT STATUS MOBILIZATION DEM
Page 42 and 43: Mobilization Customer Survey 1st Qt
Page 44 and 45: November UNIT STATUS MOBILIZATION D
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Soldiers released from Active Duty
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Tracking of Customer Comments in or
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Standard: 100% FORSCOM Standard, ti
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Tracking of Customer Comments in or
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Measure 1.3‐4.2 % Soldiers releas
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Measure 1.3‐5.3 % of Customer sat
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FY 2011 ISR Services Documentation
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Enclosure 6 Annual INFPSEC Advice &
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NETC-SFG-DY 29 September 2011 MEMOR
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AKMS ID # YES NO NIA Audit Date DIS
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AKMS ID # YES NO NIA y DISCREPANCIE
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DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY US ARMY INST
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(3) Report data into the EOC Casual
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ANNEX A - Operational Assessment (P
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ANNEX C - Next Of Kin (NOK) Notific
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Event: Casualty Tracking/Reporting
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IMCOM SOLDIERS ~ FAMILIES ~ CIVILIA
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G-3/5/7 FORSCOM Regulation 500-3 Se
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UNCLASSIFIED G-3/5/7 Mobilization F
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G-3/5/7 secondary Mobilization Forc
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G-3/5/7 25 Designated MFGI’s UNCL
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G-6 DARTS INTERFACES Personnel Read
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UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO First Army Mobi
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Enclosure 10 Storyboards
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STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (SMS) I
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