THE FUTURE OF THE ARMY

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APPENDIX F: GLOSSARY <strong>OF</strong> ACRONYMS E-9 – Pay grade Enlisted Sergeant Major of the Army, Command Sergeant Major, and Sergeant Major EUCOM – U.S. European Command FACA – Federal Advisory Committee Act FORSCOM – Army Forces Command FMURB – Force Management Unit Review Board FSSP – Force Structure Strategic Plan FTS – Full-Time Support FY – Fiscal Year FYDP – Future Years Defense Program G-3 – General Staff for Operations and Plans GEN – General GFM – Global Force Management GMD – Ground-based Midcourse Defense GO – General Officer HD – Homeland Defense HQ – Headquarters HQDA – Headquarters Department of the Army HRC – Human Resources Command IBCT – Infantry Brigade Combat Team ID – Infantry Division IDA – Institute for Defense Analyses IED – Improvised Explosive Device IPPS-A – Integrated Personnel and Pay System – Army IRAMM – Integrated Risk Assessment and Management Model IRR – Individual Ready Reserve ISIL – Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant J8 – Joint Staff Directorate for Force Structure, Resource and Assessment JFC-UA—Joint Forces Command–United Assistance JFHQ – Joint Force Headquarters JICM – Joint Integrated Campaign Model JOAX – Joint Operational Access Exercises JS – Joint Staff KFOR- Kosovo Force LTC – Lieutenant Colonel MCU – Multicomponent Unit MEB – Maneuver Enhancement Brigade MEDEVAC – Medical Evacuation MEPS – Military Entrance Processing Station MFGI – Mobilization Force Generation Installation MFO – Multinational Force and Observers MG – Major General MOS – Military Occupational Specialty MP – Military Police MRX – Mission Rehearsal Exercises MTP – Maintenance Test Pilot MUTA – Multiple Unit Training Assembly NATO – North Atlantic Treaty Organization NCFA – National Commission on the Future of the Army NCO – Noncommissioned Officer NCSAF – National Commission on the Structure of the Air Force NDAA – National Defense Authorization Act NGAUS – National Guard Association of the United States NGB – National Guard Bureau NOS – Notification of Sourcing O-6 – Pay grade Colonel OCO – Overseas Contingency Operations (funding) OC/T – Observer Controller Trainer OH-58– Observation Helicopter (Kiowa Warrior Reconnaissance Helicopter) OPFOR — Opposing Force (in training exercises) OPLAN – Operational Plan OPTEMPO – Operational Tempo OSD – Office of the Secretary of Defense PACOM – U.S. Pacific Command 126 National Commission on the Future of the Army
APPENDIX F: GLOSSARY <strong>OF</strong> ACRONYMS PDTE – Pre-Deployment Training Equipment PME – Professional Military Education POM – Program Objective Memorandum QDR – Quadrennial Defense Review RAF – Regionally Aligned Force RC – Reserve Component(s) RDT&E – Research, Development, Test & Evaluation RFI — Rapid Fielding Initiative or Request for Information RFPB — Reserve Forces Policy Board RL1 – Readiness Level 1 RORO – Roll-On Roll-Off RSG – Reconnaissance Strike Group RTI – Regional Training Institute SA – Secretary of Army or Situational Awareness SARA model – Stochastic Active-Reserve Assessment model SBCT – Stryker Brigade Combat Team SECDEF – Secretary of Defense SHORAD – Short Range Air Defense Systems SIGACTS – Significant Activities Reports SPP – State Partnership Program TAA — Train Advise Assist or Total Army Analysis TAB – Theater Aviation Brigade TAG – The Adjutant General TASMG – Theater Aviation Support Maintenance Group TDY – Temporary Duty THAAD – Terminal High Altitude Area Defense TPFDD – Time-Phased Force Deployment Data TPU – Troop Program Unit TRAC – TRADOC Analysis Center TRADOC – Army Training and Doctrine Command TRANSCOM – U.S. Transportation Command TSC – Theater Security Cooperation TTHS – Trainees Transients Holdees and Students UAS – Unmanned Aircraft System UH-60 – Utility helicopter, called the Black Hawk UH-72 – Utility helicopter, called the Lakota USAFMSA – United States Army Force Management Support Agency USAR – U.S. Army Reserve USARPAC – U.S. Army Pacific VCSA – Vice Chief of Staff Army WMD – Weapons of Mass Destruction xCTC — eXportable Combat Training Center National Commission on the Future of the Army 127
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TABLE OF CONTENTS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY “Not later than
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WHY THE NATION NEEDS AN ARMY CIVILI
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FUTURE CHALLENGES Iran poses a mult
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FUTURE CHALLENGES terrorists or oth
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FUTURE CHALLENGES anti-Americanism,
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FUTURE CHALLENGES to prevent the So
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THE ARMY FOR THE FUTURE Recommendat
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THE ARMY FOR THE FUTURE Recommendat
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DEVELOPING ONE ARMY unity of effort
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APPENDIX H: COMMISSIONERS AND STAFF
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APPENDIX I: SUBCOMMITTEES OPERATION
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