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Executive Summary
visibility and the Global Combat Support System-Joint
common operational picture.
Redeployment
Movement in support of redeployment moves forces to
support a new mission in another JFC’s OA or to return
them to their home or demobilization station. Unit integrity
should be maintained, to the extent possible, and
commanders must have the capability to determine the
exact location of unit personnel, equipment, and materiel in
the event the redeploying force has to be diverted en route
for another mission. Redeployment movements are
governed by the supported CCDR’s redeployment plan and
policies and the theater movement control plan.
Joint Reception, Staging, Onward Movement, and Integration
General
JRSOI is the essential process that transitions deploying or
redeploying forces, consisting of personnel, equipment, and
materiel into forces capable of meeting the CCDR’s
operational requirements or returns them to their parent
organization or Service. The four segments of JRSOI are
described below.
Reception operations include all those functions
required to receive and clear personnel, equipment, and
materiel through the POD.
Staging assembles, temporarily holds, and organizes
arriving personnel, equipment, and materiel into forces
and capabilities and prepares them for onward
movement, tactical operations, or Service reintegration.
Onward Movement is the process of moving forces,
capabilities, and accompanying materiel from reception
facilities, marshalling areas, and SAs to tactical
assembly areas (TAAs) and/or OAs or onward from the
POD or other reception areas to the
home/demobilization station.
Integration is the synchronized transfer of capabilities
into an operational commander’s force prior to mission
execution or back to the component/Service.
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