3 - Fort Stewart - U.S. Army
3 - Fort Stewart - U.S. Army
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DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY<br />
MOBILIZATION BRANCH<br />
717 EAST loTH STREET N. BUILDING 12705<br />
FORT STEWART, GEORGIA 31314-5029<br />
IMSH-PLO<br />
10 January 20 12<br />
MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD<br />
MEMORANDUM FROM Mobilization Branch<br />
SUBJECT: 201 1 Mobilization Historical Report<br />
1. Opening Statement: We would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone for their<br />
great support during 2011 with the Mobilization Business by processing 179 Soldiers<br />
with a 100% customer satisfaction rating. Installation agencies provided Soldier<br />
Readiness Support for Reserve Component (RC) Soldiers. FORSCOM conducted its<br />
annual Mobilization Workshop in Little Rock, Arkansas, again this year. We have<br />
currently downsized to four (4) primary Mobilization Force Generation Installation<br />
(pMFGI); <strong>Fort</strong> Hood, <strong>Fort</strong> Bliss, Camp Shelby, and <strong>Fort</strong> Dix. <strong>Fort</strong> <strong>Stewart</strong>/Hunter <strong>Army</strong><br />
AirfieldGeorgia Garrison Training Center (FSMAAFIGGTC) is currently a secondary<br />
Mobilization Force Generation Installation (sMFGI). Mobilization Business is an<br />
enduring mission with no foreseeable end state requiring maximum effort from all<br />
involved. In an effort to set the conditions for successful Mobilizations/Demobilizations,<br />
Installations agencies provide continuous support.<br />
2. sMFGI: <strong>Fort</strong> <strong>Stewart</strong>/Hunter <strong>Army</strong> AirfieldGeorgia Garrison Training Center<br />
(FSMAAFIGGTC) is currently a secondary Mobilization Force Generation Installation<br />
(sMFGI). <strong>Army</strong> installations that in addition to unit support also support RC<br />
demobilization (DEMOB), DEF and contingency expeditionary force (CEF) premobilization<br />
training, and maintain equipment sets for RC units. As necessary during<br />
surge or exceptional levels of effort and support the post-mobilization training of RC<br />
DEF units. Can support ETC events where a Brigade Combat Team (BCT) or higher is<br />
resident on installation. In other words, the Core Mobilization Mission on<br />
FSIHAAFIGGTC is primary Individual REFRADs and CONUS Base Support Soldiers.<br />
3. Historical Summary: Mobilization at FSMAAFIGGTC is centered on the ability to<br />
transport Soldiers and equipment from one place to another. FSIHAAFIGGTC has the<br />
strongest infrastructure east of the Mississippi among the Mobilization Force Generation<br />
Installations; training areas (284,000 acres), highway systems, railway systems, airports,<br />
seaports, partnership with GGTC for 5,000 Billets, and the WTB. Plus due to the<br />
geographical area by being south of the frost line, Soldiers can train twelve (12) months<br />
out of the year. In September 2006 FSMAAFIGGTC was declared by First <strong>Army</strong> (1A) as<br />
a warm base or secondary Mobilization Station responsible for Demobilization with the<br />
ability to support various Mobilization surge requirements when called upon.<br />
FSIHAAFIGGTC has effectively and efficiently processed six (6) full Brigade Combat<br />
Teams (BCTs) since becoming a secondary Mobilization Station. FSMAAFIGGTC
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