Mobile Reclassification Training for the Army National Guard: A Possible Solution for a Readiness Problem
Abstract
The U.S. Army has come to rely increasingly on citizen soldiers formally known as soldiers from the Reserve Components (RC). Given President Bush's announcement that the current war on terrorism will last for several years the U.S. Army will need enough Army National Guard Military Intelligence (MI) soldiers to fight this long-term war. The U.S. Army will need to reexamine how it can provide a sufficient number of qualified MI soldiers to defeat terror organizations. With incidents at Abu Ghraib Detention Facility demonstrating how important training of RC soldiers is effective reclassification training is the cornerstone of providing qualified ARNG for mobilization. The two key military intelligence military occupational specialties that have tremendous impact at the strategic level of intelligence are the Counter Intelligence Agent (97B) and Interrogator (97E). This examination includes a review of the military occupational specialty (MOS) reclassification qualification-training program for MI. The sheer operations tempo of the Army requires it to explore alternatives to provide non-resident MI Military Occupational Skill Qualification (MOSQ) training to its Army National Guard soldiers before they go to war.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Mar 18, 2005
- Accession Number
- ADA433354
Entities
People
- Timothy W. Keasling
Organizations
- United States Army War College