A core force-package structure helps to modify and deploy forces quickly when a crisis occurs. Headquarters higher than division may dictate the amount of available transportation. Divisions establish internal movement procedures and responsibilities for moving personnel, equipment, and logistics from installations to strategic embarkation points. Since divisional equipment will eventually be deployed, divisions use as few organic assets to outload their units as possible. Installations maximize all installation and higher headquarters resources to support the division's outload.
Divisions also develop procedures to conduct a self-outload.
The complexity of deployment requires a dedicated C2 system with fixed communications. When the division is alerted, the EOC is fully staffed to execute operations, intelligence, logistics, and administration functions. The EOC is the controlling agency as the division's various command posts and command groups are moved in accordance with the division's plan. The division establishes a formal division deployment system to synchronize resources and events for an effective and efficient deployment. The RSOP prescribe unit procedures for preparation and overall conduct of deployment activities.