United States Army Reserve Command United States Army Reserve Command ( USARC ) commands all United States Army Reserve units . USARC is responsible for the staffing , training , management and deployment of its units to ensure their readiness for Army missions . The Army Reserve which consists of three main categories of units . Mission . U . S . Army Reserve Command ( USARC ) mission is to provide trained and ready units and individuals to mobilize and deploy in support of the national military strategy . USARC is responsible for all of the operational tasks involved in training , equipping , managing , supporting , mobilizing and retaining Soldiers under its command . USARC has over 20 offices , each with an individual mission and function that contributes to the accomplishment of USARC ’ s overall mission . Subordinate units . Support commands . 1st Mission Support Command at Fort Buchanan , Puerto Rico 63rd Regional Support Command " Blood and Fire " at Moffett Field , California 81st Regional Support Command " Wildcat Division " at Fort Jackson , South Carolina 85th Support Command " Custer Division " at Arlington Heights , Illinois 87th Support Command " The Golden Acorn Division " at Birmingham , Alabama 88th Regional Support Command " The Blue Devils " at Fort McCoy , Wisconsin 99th Regional Support Command " Checkerboard " at Fort Dix , New Jersey Army Reserve Careers Division at Fort McPherson , Georgia Training commands , institutional . 75th Training Command ( Battle Command Training Division ) at Houston , Texas 80th Training Command ( TASS ) " Blue Ridge Division " at Richmond , Virginia 84th Training Command " Lincoln County Division " at Fort McCoy , Wisconsin 108th Training Command ( Initial Entry Training ) " Golden Griffins " at Charlotte , North Carolina 166th Aviation Brigade at Fort Hood , Texas Unit insignia . Shoulder sleeve insignia . Description . On a disc divided vertically blue and scarlet with a yellow border , in diameter overall , two white eagles ’ heads conjoined back to back , beaks yellow , eyes detailed black . Symbolism . The two eagles ’ heads are in reference to the unit ’ s motto , “ Twice the Citizen , ” and their Reserve mission . The eagle faces in both directions , denoting vigilance and a wide - ranging scope of ability and expertise . Red , white and blue are the colors of the United States ; gold stands for excellence . Background . A shoulder sleeve insignia was originally authorized on 24 June 1991 for the U . S . Army Reserve Command . On 26 August 1997 the insignia was cancelled and the new insignia was authorized . Distinctive unit insignia . Description . A silver color metal and enamel device in width overall , consisting of a shield divided palewise silver and blue charged with a tree in full foliage counter changed of the field , all upon two silver sabres saltirewise , points down , the tips overlaying a scarlet motto scroll enclosing the device and terminating at the sword hilts , bearing the inscription “ TWICE THE CITIZEN ” in silver letters . Symbolism . Blue and scarlet , with silver ( white ) , represent the United States . Red also stands for courage and sacrifice . The dual responsibilities of citizenship and military service are denoted by the two sabres , and the integration of peaceful with soldierly vocations is represented by the tree on the shield . The nature of these two - fold duties is further symbolized by the division and counter change of the shield , which also recalls the motto of the Command . The tree represents the pursuit and preservation of peace through strength , endurance and growth . Background . The distinctive unit insignia was authorized on 7 March 1991 .