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RESERVE MANPOWER STATISTICS

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Department of Defense

Reserve Manpower Statistics

March 31, 1986

Issued Quarterly by

Washinton Headquarters Services

Directorate for Information

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FOREWORD

- This is the first issue of Reserv'e Nztnpowe Statistics, a quarterly publication based upon data from the

Reserve Components Common Personnel Data System (RCCPDS). This report consists of statistical charts and

graphs providing ummary information on the strength of the reserve components. Selected charts and graphs

also provide data on strength and attribute trends of the Selected Reserve and the Individual Ready

Reserve/Inactive National Guard.

The following abbreviations are used in this publication to identify the reserve components:

ARNG Army National Guard

USAR United States Army Reserve

USNR United States Navy Reserve

USMCR United States Marine Corps Reserve

ANG Air National Guard

USAFR United States Air Force Reserve

For more detailed or further information regarding reserve manpower statistics, a quarterly OfficiaZl Guard

and Reserve Mmpowe Strengths and Statistics report may be obtained from the following address:

Defense Manpower Data Center Acce 77-

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

SECTION 1. RESERVE STRENGTH TRENDS: September 30, 1976 to March 31, 1986

Reserve Strength Trends by Reserve Category ......................................................... 2

Reserve Strength Trends by Reserve Component ........................................................

Selected Reserve Strength Trends by Reserve Component ............................................... 6

Individual Ready Reserve/Inactive National Guard

Strength Trends by Reserve Component ..............................................................8

Standby Reserve Strength Trends by Reserve Component ............................................... 10

SECTION I1. STRENGTH PROFILE OF THE SELECTED RESERVE: March 31, 1986

Total Distribution of the Selected Reserve by Race

and Reserve Component ............................................................................ 1

Total Distribution of the Selected Reserve by Sex

and Reserve Component ............................................................................16

Total Distribution of the Selected Reserve by Grade,................................................ 18

Total Distribution of the Selected Reserve by

Grade and Reserve Component ...................................................................... 20

Total Enlisted Distribution of the Selected Reserve by

Educational Level and Reserve Component .......................................................... 22

SECTION IlL. STRENGTH PROFILE OF THE INDIVIDUAL READY RESERVE/

INACTIVE NATIONAL GUARD. March 31, 1986

Total Distribution of the IRR/ING Reserve by Race

and Reserve Component ............................................................................ 26

Total Distribution of the IRR/ING Reserve by Sex

and Reserve Component ............................................................................ 28

Total Distribution of the IRR/ING Reserve by Grade ................................................. 30

Total Distribution of the IRR/ING Reserve by

Grade and Reserve Component ...................................................................... 32

GLOSSARY OF RESERVE CATEGORY DEFINITIONS ...................................................... 35
a. ~

Reserve Strength Trends

September 30,1976 to March 31,1986

1

~ 4 4

U

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RESERVE STRENGTH TRENDS BY RESERVE CATEGORY a/

(EXCLUDES COAST GUARD RESERVE)

DATE READY•RESERVE STANDBY TOTAL .. , .. . . SELECTED RESERVE IRR/tNG b/ RESERVE RESERVE cl

SEP 30, 1976 822,992 484,798 340,114 1,647,904

SEP 30, 1977 807,549 375,165 274,482 1,457,196

SEP 30, 1978 787,767 356,069 183,066 1,326,902

SEP 30, 1979 807,136 395,506 103,421 1,306,063

SEP 30, 1980 868,717 405,286 86,032 1,360,035

SEP 30, 1981 917,189 410,949 63,950 1,392,088

SEP 30, 1982 974,578 395,781 52,095 1,422,454

SEP 30, 1983 1,004,547 416,113 43,837 1,464,497

SEP 30, 1984 1,045,828 444,724 43,555 1,534,107

SEP 30, 1985 1,088,062 477,961 44,059 1,610,082

DEC 31, 1985 1,086,826 494,960 43,483 1,625,269

MAR 31, 1986 1,090,361 493,881 42,845 1,627,087

a/ Data for Fiscal Years 1980 and after Include Navy Training and Admin stration of Reserves (TARS) and Category D individual

Mobilization Ausntees (NIAs). b/ Individual Ready ReslervlAnactve Natlonal Guard €/ Sum of Ready Reserve (Selected Reserve and IR/IG) and Standby Reserve.

2
RESERVE STRENGTH TRENDS BY RESERVE CATEGORY

xludes Coast Guard leserve)

SELECTM mlB* WS'ANDBY RESERVE

........... - - - -

400~~~~~ ~ ~ ~ ------------------------- -

. . ......................................................

T6 7 70 71 60 s1 63 64 as 11 2

FSCAL YEAR

*kllddull Rl %a* P wtlOW lld

3i
RESERVE STRENGTH TRENDS

BY RESERVE COMPONENT a/

DATE ARNG USAR USHR USMCR ANG USAFR 000 USCGR _____________________TOTAL

SEP 30, 1976 377,097 638,417 254,034 113,552 91,459 173,345 1,647,904 21,478

SEP 30, 1977 365,406 491,631 244,998 105,024 92,092 158,045 1,457,196 20,578

SEP 30, 1978 349,615 437,037 212,656 93,082 91,901 142,611 1,326,902 19,773

SEP 30, 1979 350,041 422,337 199,828 95,209 93,599 145,049 1,306,063 20,633

SEP 30, 1980 373,788 431,329 217,495 94,183 96,595 146,645 1,360,035 21,506

SEP 30, 1981 399,530 442,942 217,594 90,496 98,418 143,118 1,392,088 20,944

SEP 30, 1982 418,570 476,007 200,246 86,508 100,777 140,346 1,422,454 19,288

SEP 30, 1983 427,239 512,810 191,894 91,340 102,189 139,025 1,464,497 18,426

SEP 30, 1984 443,739 551,957 201,215 91,669 105,037 140,490 1,534,107 18,708

SEP 30, 1985 450,696 594,171 214,265 91,941 109,490 149,519 1,610,082 18,691

DEC 31, 1985 448,192 602,491 220,610 94,117 109,790 150,069 1,625,269 18,608

MAR 31, 1986 448,561 604,980 221,347 93,146 110,627 148,426 1,627,087 18,152

a/ Sum of Ready Reserve (Selected Reserve and IRRANG) and Standby Reserve.

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RESERVE STRENGTH TRENDS

BY RESERVE COMPONENT

(Numbers In Thousands)

USCGR

USAFR 1300 \

ANG50

USMCR 400

USNR

300

USAR .-- !

200 -

ARN6

____ 00 : -------

78 77 78 79 60 81 82 83 84 85 1/88 2/88

FISCAL YEAR

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SELECTED RESERVE STRENGTH TRENDS

BY RESERVE COMPONENT

DATE ARNG USAR USNR USMCR ANG USAFR DoD USCGR TOTAL

SEP 30, 1976 362,330 194,611 97,051 29,638 90,992 48,370 822,992 12,213

SEP 30, 1977 354,706 189,420 90,243 30,951 91,840 50,389 807,549 11,605

SEP 30, 1978 340,996 185,753 82,765 32,695 91,674 53,884 787,767 11,374

SEP 30, 1979 345,528 189,990 88,288 33,290 93,379 56,661 807,136 11,671

SEP 30, 1980 366,585 213,185 97,185 35,662 96,283 59,817 868,717 11,891

SEP 30, 1981 389,009 232,031 98,297 37,304 98,293 62,255 917,189 11,884

SEP 30, 1982 407,601 256,659 104,757 40,461 100,657 64,443 974,578 11,846

SEP 30, 1983 417,178 266,188 109,094 42,690 102,170 67,227 1,004,547 12,193

SEP 30, 1984 434,259 275,062 120,558 40,619 105,012 70,318 1,045,828 12,357

SEP 30, 1985 439,952 292,080 129,832 41,586 109,398 75,214 1,088,062 12,590

DEC 31, 1985 437,582 292,268 131,344 40,744 109,687 75,201 1,086,826 12,564

I MAR 31, 1986 438,154 294,009 132,302 40,379 110,498 75,019 1,090,361 12,502

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SELECTED RESERVE STRENGTH TRENDS

BY RESERVE COMPONENT

~nh Thousnds) 800i -"-

USAFR 400. .

------- 4w -

300

200 USNR

A R N G i 0- ."- '" " .-

~~~~~~~~~- ------------------------------------------------

76 77 73 "9 o0 81 82 63 64 as vIs

FSCAL YEAR

& mill Im i ( i i7
INDIVIDUAL READY RESERVE/INACTIVE NATIONAL GUARD

STRENGTH TRENDS BY RESERVE COMPONENT

DATE ARNS USAR USNR USMCR ANG USAFR TO TOTAL USCoR

SEP 30, 1976 14,767 226,380 106,396 53,894 467 82,894 484,798 8,501

SEP 30, 1977 10,700 149,427 106,087 45,277 252 63,422 375,165 8,079

SEP 30, 1978 8,619 168,607 93,207 39,614 227 45,795 356,069 7,604

SEP 30, 1979 4,513 201,803 85,521 59,207 220 44,242 395,506 8,082

SEP 30, 1980 7,203 198,737 96,973 56,592 312 45,469 405,286 8,660

SEP 30, 1981 10,521 205,897 99,251 51,411 125 43,744 410,949 8,127

SEP 30, 1982 10,969 218,991 77,738 44,574 120 43,389 395,781 6,557

SEP 30, 1983 10,061 246,361 70,270 46,537 19 42,865 416,113 5,140

SEP 30, 1984 9,480 276,651 69,173 48,429 25 40,966 444,724 5,484

SEP 30, 1985 10,744 301,825 71,462 47,855 92 45,983 477,961 5,288

DEC 31, 1985 10,610 309,919 75,821 50,884 103 47,623 494,960 5,233

MAR 31, 1986 10,407 310,649 75,255 50,442 129 46,999 493,881 4,840

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IRR/ING* STRENGTH TRENDS

BY RESERVE COMPONENT

L 1 C R( N u m b r s i n T h o u s a n d s ) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

USAFR B00

ANS (less than 

.5 thousand) 20 7

USMCR 200

USAR

ARN6

76 77 78 79 60 S 82 6 64 6 1/6 /6

FISCAL YEAR

*Individual Ready Reserve/Inactive National Guard

9
STANDBY RESERVE STRENGTH TRENDS

BY RESERVE COMPONENT

DATE ARNG USAR USNR USMCR ANG USAFR DOD U ________________ ______ ______ _______ TOTAL UCR

SEP 30, 1976 -- 217,426 50,587 30,020 -- 42,081 340,114 764

SEP 30, 1977 -- 152,784 48,668 28,796 -- 44,234 274,482 894

SEP 30, 1978 -- 82,677 36,684 20,773 -- 42,932 183,066 795

SEP 30, 1979 -- 30,544 26,019 2,712 -- 44,146 103,421 880

SEP 30, 1980 -- 19,407 23,337 1,929 -- 41,359 86,032 955

SEP 30, 1981 -- 5,014 20,036 1,781 -- 37,119 63,950 933

SEP 30, 1982 -- 357 17,751 1,473 -- 32,514 52,095 885

SEP 30, 1983 -- 261 12,530 2,113 -- 28,933 43,837 1,093

SEP 30, 1984 -- 244 11,484 2,621 -- 29,206 43,555 867

SEP 30, 1985 -- 266 12,971 2,500 -- 28,322 44,059 813

DEC 31, 1985 -- 304 13,445 2,489 -- 27,245 43,483 811

MAR 31, 1986 -- 322 13,790 2,325 -- 26,408 42,845 810

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STANDBY RESERVE STRENGTH TRENDS

BY RESERVE COMPONENT

USC6R (less USAR USNR USMCR USAFR than .5 thousand)

(Numbers In Thousands)

----- --- --- -----------------------------------------------------

7a 77 79 79 so at 82 83 84 85 1/88 2/88

FISCAL YEAR
Strength Profile

of the Selected Reserve

March 31, 1986

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TOTAL DISTRIBUTION OF THE SELECTED RESERVE

BY RACE AND RESERVE COMPONENT

WHITE BLACK YELLOW RED UNKNOWN

(77.4% OF TOTAL) (16.13% O TOTAL) 0.77% OF TOTAL) 0.58% O TOTAL) ( 4.35% OF TOTAL)

NUMBER PERCENT NUMBER PERCENT NUMBER PERCENT NUMBER PERCENT NUMBER PERCENT

A

A 343,937 78.50% 74,475 17.00% 1,871 0.43% 3,685 0.84% 14,186 3.24% N

G

U

S 200,377 68.15% 70,652 24.03% 2,242 0.76% 699 0.24% 20,039 6.82%

AR

U

S 109,671 82.89% 13,261 10.02% 919 0.69% 214 0.16% 8,237 6.23%

NA

U

Sm 30,234 74.88% 7,427 18.39% 417 1.03% 105 0.26% 2,196 5.44%

C

R

A

N 98,280 88.94% 8,115 7.34% 1,918 1.74% 960 0.87% 1,225 1.11%

G

FA 6,8 80.90% 11,115 14.82% 110 .5%67 0.89% 1,380 1.4

U

A, 60,687 890% 1 5 4.2% 1,170 1.56% 667 0.89% 18 1.84%

F

R

u

S

c 11,143 89.13% 596 4.77% -- 0.00% 39 0.30% 725 5.80%

A

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DISTRIBUTION OF THE SELECTED RESERVE

BY RACE AND RESERVE COMPONENT

WHITE BLACK YELLOW RED UNKNOWN

(Percent)

No

So

40

20

0 L o U USARN m Uim USCR ANG LISAr U9CGR

AS OF MARCH 31. 1988

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TOTAL DISTRIBUTION OF THE SELECTED RESERVE

BY SEX AND RESERVE COMPONENT

.MALE FEMALE

(89.61% OF TOTAL) (10.39% OF TOTAL)

NUMBER PERCENT, NUMBER PERCENT

A

A 415,3T1 9)4.80% 22,T83 5.20%

W

G

S 24i4,535 83.17% 49,2474 16.83% 'A

U.

S 118,20o4 89.3)4% 1)4,098 10.66%

S m 38,71.7 95.96% 1,632 4.0)4%

C

A

NA 97,983 88.6T% 12,515 11.33%

G

S

C 11,387 91.08% 1,115 8.92%

G

NOTE:

unknowns are not Included
DISTRIBUTION OF THE SELECTED RESERVE

BY SEX AND RESERVE COMPONENT

MALE FEMALE

i~Pefrcunt)

so

40

20

ARWEAR us U9MCR ANG USAFR LEC9

AS OF MARCH 31. 1985
TOTAL DISTRIBUTION OF THE SELECTED RESERVE

BY GRADE

OFFICERS WARRANT OFFICERS ENLISTED

(12.53% 0r TOTAL) (1. 39% or tOTAL) (06.09% Or T07mL)

GRADE NUMBER PERCENT GRADE INUMBER PERCENT GRADE NUMBER PERCENT

01 17,027 12.33 W1 1,626 10.64 El 71,415 7.52

02 14,982 10.85 W2 6,644 43.50 E2 79,435 8.37

03 37,757 27.34 W3 3,325 21.77 E3 110,525 11.64

04 39,960 28.93 W4 3,680 24.09 E4 228,299 24.05

05 20,391 14.76 E5 219,008 23.07

06 7,449 5.39 E6 143,965 15.17

07 381 0.28 E7 70,510 7.43

08 178 0.13 ES 19,890 2.10

El 6,153 0.65

NOTES:

Unknowns are not included

Totals may not add due to rounding

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TOTAL DISTRIBUTION OF THE SELECTED RESERVE

BY GRADE

ED/E9 1/.

07/08/E7II

I0

05/E5

k= 40

03/WS/E3

01/WI/El

0OFIESWAMPANT OFFICERS ENLISTED

AS OF MARCH St. 1988

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TOTAL DISTRIBUTION OF THE SELECTED RESERVE

BY GRADE AND RESERVE COMPONENT

OFFICERS WARRANT OFFICERS ENLISTED

(12.53% OF TmL) 1.39% OF TOM) (86,09% OF TOTAL)

NUMBER PERCENT NUMBER PERCENT NUMBER PERCENT

A

R 32,610 7.44% 9,315 2.13% 396,229 90.43% N

G

U

S 49,094 16.70% 4,656 1.58% 240,259 81.72%

A

R

U

S 23,128 17.51% 522 0.40% 108,426 82.09% N

R

U

S

M 2,901 7.19% 545 1.35% 36,896 91.46% c

A

A

N 13,191 11.94% 5 0.00% 97,302 88.06%

G

U

S

A 15,861 21.14% 1 0.00% 59,157 78.86% F

R

U

S

c 1,340 10.72% 231 1.85% 10,931 87.43%

G

A

NOTE: Unknowns are not inckuded

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DISTRIBUTION OF THE SELECTED RESERVE

BY GRADE AND RESERVE COMPONENT

OFFICERS & ENLISTED

WARRANT OFFICERS

(Percent)

too

40

20

0

ARMS LIMR USNR USNOR AN6 USAFA USCGR

AS OF MARCH St. 1988

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TOTAL ENLISTED DISTRIBUTION OF THE SELECTED RESERVE

BY EDUCATIONAL LEVEL AND RESERVE COMPONENT

NON -HIGH HIGH SM OLG

SCHOOL SCHOOL SM COLLEGE AUT OA

GRADUO G RADUATE" OR MORE

A

R 83,511 261,617 32,859 17,996 395,983

G 21.09% 66.o% 8.30% 4.514%

U

S 42,451 142,191 19,671 17,981 222,29

p 19.10% 63.97% 8.85% 8.09%

U

S 15,464 70,4o8 12,736 7,966 106,574 N

N 14.51% 66.06% 11.95% 7.47%

U

S

M 1,074 29,143 803 1,026 32,06 C 3.35% 90.9 4% 2.51% 3.20%

R

A

N 2,007 82,357 5,824 7,o94 97,282 o 2.06% 814.66% 5.99% 7.29%

U

S

A 745 46,944 6,278 5,185 59,152 F 1.26% 79.36% 10.61% 8.77-% A

U

C 530 6,802 758 1,790 9,880

F 5.36% 68.85% 7.6% 18.12%

T

0

T 145,782 639, 1462 78,929 59,038 923,211

A 15.79% 69.26% 8.55% 6.39%

L

NOTE: *Includes members still Totals may not add due to rounding attending high school

Unknowns are not included **lncludes high school GED

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ENLISTED DISTRIBUTION OF THE SELECTED RESERVE

BY EDUCATIONAL LEVEL AND RESERVE COMPONENT

Non-High School High School Some College Graduate

Graduate Graduate College or More

(Percent) lO0

so

40

20

AF4 USAR USNR USMCR ANG USAFR us=

AS OF MARCH 31. 1998

23
Strength Profile of the

Individual Ready Reserve/

inactive National Guard

March 31, 1986

iA
- I

TOTAL DISTRIBUTION OF THE

INDIVIDUAL READY RESERVE/INACTIVE NATIONAL GUARD

BY RACE AND RESERVE COMPONENT

WHITE BLACK YE LLW RED UNKNOWN

(77.10% oT TAL) (16.74% OF TOTAL) 0.47A OF TOTAL) 0.47% OF TOTAL) 23% OF TOTAL) .

NUMBER PERCENT NUMBER PERCENT NUMBER PERCENT NUMBER PERCENT NUMBER RCENT

A

R 9,063 87.09% 874 8.40% 55 0.53% s0 0.77% 335 3.22%

j G

S 227,161 73.12% 64,060 20.62% 1,167 0.38% 1,470 0.47% 16,791 5.41% A

IU u

S 62,081 82.49% 6,698 8.90% 282 0.37% 137 0.18% 6,057 8.05%

N

A

U

S,

m 41,059 81.40% 7,146 14.17% 211 0.42% 259 0.51% 1,767 3.50%

c

R

A 118 91.47% 3 2.33% 3 2.33% 0.00% 5 3.88%

u

U

A 40,718 86.64% 4,450 9.47% 614 1.31% 346 0.74% 871 1.85%

F

A

u

cc 4,323 89.32% 234 4.83% 0.00% 29 0.60% 2S4 5.25%

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DISTRIBUTION OF THE IRR/ING

BY RACE AND RESERVE COMPONENT

WHITE BLACK YELLOW RED UNKNOWN

(Percent)

0o

80

40

20 r

o ._ __._ _ _

ARN USAR USNR USNCR ANG USAFR USCGR

AS OF MARCH 31. i985

27
TOTAL DISTRIBUTION OF THE

INDIVIDUAL READY RESERVE/INACTIVE NATIONAL GUARD

BY SEX AND RESERVE COMPONENT

M EFEMALE A L 

(86.61% OF TOTAL) (13.39% OF TOTAL)

NUMBER PERCETE NUMBER PERCENT

A

R 9,542 91.69% 865 8.31% N

S_ 264,978 85.30% 45,671 4.70%

... RUs 66,720 88.66% 8,535 11.314%

S

hm 147,867 94.90% 2,575 5.10% C.R :

A

N 91 70.54% 38 29.146%

u

:U :

A 38,303 81.50% 8,696 18.50%

R:

U

4,,459 92.13% 381 7.87%

NOTE:

Unknowns are not Included

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DISTRIBUTION OF THE IRR/ING

BY SEX AND RESERVE COMPONENT rMALE FEMALE

(Percent)

so[

0

40

20

0 -

AFMS USAR U9IIR USOC ANG USAFR usmG

AS OF MARCH al. 1996

29
TOTAL DISTRIBUTION OF THE

INDIVIDUAL READY RESERVE/INACTIVE NATIONAL GUARD

BY GRADE

OFFICERS WARRANT OFFICERS ENLISTED

(14. 16% OFTOM1) 1.02% Ok~TTAL) (84.82% OFTOTAL)

GRADE NUMBER PERCENT GRADE NUMBER PERCENT GRADE NUMBER PERCENT

01 10,898 15.44 Wl 316 6.24 El 33,344 7.88

02 11,464 16.24 W2 2,622 51.74 E2 69,821 16.51

03 25,737 36.46 W3 1,338 26.40 E3 69,395 16.41

04 11,845 16.78 W4 792 15.63 E4 168,595 39.87

05 6,873 9.?4 E5 59,034 13.96

06 3,759 5.32 E6 14,648 3.46

07 7 0.01 ET 5,38S 1.27

08 7 0.01 ES 1,924 0.43

E9 833 0. 20

NOTES:

Unknowns are not Included

Totals may not add due to rounding

30
TOTAL DISTRIBUTION OF THE IRR/ING BY GRADE

PERCE T_ _

08/07/05/ES

05/E5 S

04/W4/E4

400

AS OF MARCH J1. 1988

31
TOTAL DISTRIBUTION OF THE

INDIVIDUAL READY RESERVE/INACTIVE NATIONAL GUARD

BY GRADE AND RESERVE COMPONENT

OFFICERS WARRANT OFFICERS ENLISTED

(14. 16% Cm 2Tm3L) (1.02% Or ?orAL) ($4.g2% OF TOTAI

NUMBER PERCENT .umbeR PERCET NUMBER PERCENT

A 592 S.69% 2S7 2.47% 9,557 91.94% N

G

U

S 42,543 13.70% 4,SS1 1.47% 263,552 84.84% A

m

U

S 15,296 20.37% 59 0.08% 59,723 79.55% N

K

U

8A 3,718 7.37% 151 0.30% 46,572 92.33%

CN

N .... - 129 100 .00%6 v

U

A 7,78 16.$7% 1 0.00% 39,210 83.43%

U

S

c 652 13.49% so 1.03% 4,136 85.49% G

NOTE: Unknownls wre net wde

32
DISTRIBUTION OF THE IRR/ING

BY GRADE AND RESERVE COMPONENT

OFFICERS 9 ENLISTED

WARRANT OFFICERS

ia(Percent)

601/.

40-J

20

WSAR Umm uvmCA ANG USAR UISOGR

AS OF MARCH 31. 1986

33

lob.
GLOSSARY OF RESERVE CATEGORY DEFINITIONS

There are three reserve categories: the Ready Reserve, the Standby Reserve, and the Retired Reserve. Each member of

the National Guard and Reserve Components is assigned within one of these categories.

I. Ready Reserve. The Ready Reserve is comprised of members, organized in units or as individuals, both of which are liable for recall to active duty to augment the active forces in time of war or national emergency as provided

by law (Title 10, U.s.c.) and in regulation. The Ready Reserve consists of the Selected Reserve, the Individual

Ready Reserve.* and the Inactive National Guard.

A. SELECTED] . INDIIOU& C INACIVE

RESERVE WEAN RESERVE NATIONAL GUARD

A. Selected Reserve. The Selected Reserve consists of those units and individuals within the Ready Reserve

designated by their Services and approved by the Joint Chiefs of Staff as so essential to initial wartime missions

that they have priority over all other Reserves. All Selected Reserves are in an active status. Those Ready

Reservists who are not in the Selected Reserve are either in the Individual Ready Reserve or the Inactive National

Guard.
B. Individual Ready Reserve OIRR). The Individual Ready Reserve consists of a manpower pool principally conprised

of individuals who have had training and who have served previously in the Active Forces or in the Selected Reserve

and have some period of their Military Service obligation remaining.

C. Inactive National Guard (ING). The Inactive National Guard consists of National Guard personnel in an inactive

status who are attached to a specific National Guard unit, but do not participate in training activities. Upon

mobilization, they would mobilize with their units.

II. Standby Reserve. The Standby Reserve consists of personnel who (a) wish to maintain their military affiliation

without being in the Ready Reserve, (b) who have been designated key civilian employees, or (c) who have a temporary

hardship or disability. These individuals are not required to perform training and are not part of units. The

Standby Reserve is a pool of trained individuals who could be mobilized if necessary to fill manpower needs in

specific skills.

III. Retired Reserve. The Retired Reserve is comprised of (a) all Reserve officers who receive retired pay on the

basis of their active duty and/or reserve service; (b) all Reserve officers and enlisted members who are other-wise

eligible for retired pay but have not reached age 60 and who have not elected discharge and are not voluntary

members of the Ready or Standby Reserve; and (c) other retired reservists as further detailed below.

Enlisted Navy and Marine Corps Regular and Reserve members who are retired with 20 or more years of active duty

but less than 30 are assigned to the Fleet Reserve (Navy) and Fleet Marine Corps Reserve respectively. When these

personnel complete a total of 30 years of active and Fleet Reserve (retired) service, they are then assigned to the

Retired Reserve or placed on the regular retired list.

Army and Air Force enlisted personnel (Regular and Reserve) who have completed 20 or more years but less than 30

year. of active duty are included in the Retired Reserve. When these members complete a total of 30 years of active

and retired service, the regular enlisted retirees are placed on the regular retired list.

Retired personnel are a resource of trained individuals who may be used to augment support and training

facilities, to relieve Active Component or Ready Reserve members for other duties, or to accomplish operational

missions as needed.

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