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98.0. "Forces/Mission Contribution Statistics" by LCDR::REITER (I'm the NRA) Mon Apr 09 1990 18:37

This topic is for statistics which serve to show the contribution of the
reserve forces towards the overall accomplishment of a particular mission
of the forces at large.

These statistics are a helpful reference when discussing the positive impact
that a reserve force has on military readiness when compared to a standing
force.

Please update as information becomes available.
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98.1U.S.A., latter 1989LCDR::REITERI'm the NRAMon Apr 09 1990 18:3828
Army National Guard units provide 100% of the TOW light anti-tank infantry 
battalions, infantry scout troops, heavy helicopter companies, and rear area 
operations centers.

The Army Reserve contributes 100% of the training divisions, training 
brigades, and railroad units, 97% of the civil affairs units, and 89% of the 
psychological operations units.

Naval Reserve units provide all continental United States-based logistic 
airlift, fleet composite (service), light attack helicopters, and combat 
search and rescue squadrons, as well as mobile inshore undersea warfare units.

Marine Corps Reserve units contribute all civil affairs groups and salvage 
platoons and 62% of the bulk fuel companies.

Air Force Reserve units provide 100% of the Air Force's aerial spraying 
capability, 72% of the aeromedical evacuation crews, 60% of the combat 
logistics squadrons, and 47% of the aerial port capability.

The Air National Guard provides 86% of the U.S.-based strategic interceptor 
force, 50% of all tactical reconnaissance, 36% of tactical airlift capability, 
and 70% of aircraft control and warning capability.

More than 40% of all Americans now serving in the uniform of the United States 
are members of the Ready Reserve forces.

Source:  Nov./Dec. 1989 ESGRam (Employer Support of the Guard & Reserve)
98.2NRF - A World Class Reserve NavyDOCSRV::STARINElectronic ArchaeologistTue Apr 10 1990 13:5310
    Re .1:
    
    If I'm not mistaken, the Naval Reserve Fleet (NRF) has enough ships
    to be somewhere in the top 10 navies of the world.
    
    These are haze gray and underway ships which are counted as assets
    by CINCLANT and CINCPAC.
    
    Mark
    RMC USNR
98.3Arty tooAKOV12::LORENTZENTue Apr 10 1990 21:014
    You can add arty to your list.  Over 50% of the artillery assets of the
    US Army are in the National Guard.
    
    Len