Army Reserve

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component of the United States Army military reserve force

The Army Reserve is the United States Army’s federal reserve force of part-time soldiers who support and augment active-duty units during peacetime and wartime operations.

Aliases (12)

United States Army Reserve ×32
U.S. Army Reserve ×5
U.S. Army Reserve units ×3
Army Reserve Military Intelligence units ×1
Army Reserve soldiers ×1
Army Reserve to the Office of the Secretary of Defense ×1
Army Reserve units ×1
Army Reserve within the Department of the Army ×1
Enlisted Reserve Corps ×1
U.S. Army Reserve forces ×1
United States Army Reserve (predecessor structures) ×1
United States Army Reserve forces ×1

Statements (54)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	component of the United States Army → military reserve force →
allegiance	United States of America →
canBeActivatedBy	President of the United States →
canBeMobilizedFor	contingency operations → national emergency → war →
commanderTitle	Chief of Army Reserve → Commanding General, United States Army Reserve Command →
componentOf	Army Team → Total Force →
composition	citizen-soldiers → part-time soldiers →
country	United States of America →
currentCommanderRole	Chief of Army Reserve and Commanding General, United States Army Reserve Command →
employerSupportProgram	Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve →
established	1908 →
garrison	Fort Liberty, North Carolina →
hasComponent	Army Reserve units across the United States and overseas → United States Army Reserve Command →
headquartersLocation	Fort Liberty, North Carolina →
legalBasis	Title 10 of the United States Code →
militaryBranch	Army →
motto	Twice the Citizen →
officialName	United States Army Reserve →
origin	Medical Reserve Corps of 1908 →
partOf	United States Armed Forces → United States Army →
previousHeadquartersLocation	Fort Bragg, North Carolina →
primaryMission	provide combat support and combat service support to the active Army → provide operational reserve capabilities → provide strategic depth for the United States Army →
providesCapabilities	civil affairs units → engineer units → logistics units → medical units → military police units → psychological operations units → signal units →
reorganizedAs	Army Reserve → Organized Reserve Corps →
role	conducts peacetime operational support → federal reserve force of the United States Army → provides trained units and qualified soldiers for active duty in times of war or national emergency → supports and augments active-duty Army units →
serviceType	part-time military service → reserve →
shortName	USAR →
subordinateTo	Department of the Army → United States Department of Defense →
supportsOperations	overseas contingency operations → peacetime operations → wartime operations →
trainingRequirement	one weekend a month and two weeks a year for most soldiers →

Referenced by (55)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Bill Nelson ("United States Army Reserve") → Christopher Dodd ("United States Army Reserve") → David Sarnoff ("United States Army Reserve") → Robert Byrd ("United States Army Reserve") → U.S. Army Reserve Command ("United States Army Reserve") → Warren E. Burger ("United States Army Reserve") → William Cohen ("United States Army Reserve") →	militaryBranch
"This We'll Defend" ("U.S. Army Reserve") → AR 670-1 ("U.S. Army Reserve") → Army Pamphlet 670-1 ("U.S. Army Reserve") → Auditor General of the Army ("United States Army Reserve") →	appliesTo
Army Military Intelligence ("Army Reserve Military Intelligence units") → U.S. Army Forces Command ("U.S. Army Reserve forces") → USASMDC ("Army Reserve soldiers") → United States Transportation Command Reserve Component ("United States Army Reserve") →	hasComponent
ADA → Officer Candidate School (United States Army) ("United States Army Reserve") → United States Army →	component
Title 10 of the United States Code ("United States Army Reserve") → United States Department of the Army ("United States Army Reserve") →	governs
Dallas Green ("United States Army Reserve") → Sam Huff ("United States Army Reserve") →	militaryService
Chief of Army Reserve ("Army Reserve within the Department of the Army") → Chief of Army Reserve ("Army Reserve to the Office of the Secretary of Defense") →	represents
Chief of Army Reserve ("United States Army Reserve") → Chief of Army Reserve ("Army Reserve units") →	responsibleFor
Edward Snowden ("United States Army Reserve") → Samuel A. Alito Jr. ("United States Army Reserve") →	servedIn
U.S. Army Combined Arms Center ("U.S. Army Reserve") → U.S. Army Sustainment Center of Excellence ("U.S. Army Reserve units") →	supports
USAR ("United States Army Reserve") →	abbreviationFor
National Defense Act of 1916 ("United States Army Reserve (predecessor structures)") →	affectedOrganization
Individual Ready Reserve ("United States Army Reserve") →	alsoAppliesTo
U.S. Army Reserve Command ("U.S. Army Reserve units") →	controls
U.S. Army North ("United States Army Reserve") →	coordinatesWith
National Defense Act of 1916 ("Enlisted Reserve Corps") →	created
USAR ("United States Army Reserve") →	fullName
Fort Sill, Oklahoma ("U.S. Army Reserve units") →	garrison
Senior Officer of the United States Army ("United States Army Reserve forces") →	hasAuthorityOver
Chief of Staff of the Army ("United States Army Reserve") →	hasJurisdiction
Reserve Components of the United States Armed Forces ("United States Army Reserve") →	hasPart
Total Force of the United States Armed Forces →	includesComponent
Army Reserve ("United States Army Reserve") →	officialName
United States Department of the Army ("United States Army Reserve") →	oversees
U.S. Army Reserve Command ("United States Army Reserve") →	partOf
United States Army Sergeants Major Academy ("U.S. Army Reserve") →	regionServed
United States Volunteers ("United States Army Reserve") →	relatedTo
Organized Reserve Corps ("United States Army Reserve") →	replacedBy
U.S. Army Center for Initial Military Training →	scope
Chief of Army Reserve ("United States Army Reserve") →	serviceBranch
Army Distinguished Service Medal →	serviceComponent
Combat Medical Badge →	serviceComponentEligibility
Organized Reserve Corps ("United States Army Reserve") →	successor
Operational Camouflage Pattern ("United States Army Reserve") →	usedBy
Army National Guard ("United States Army Reserve") →	worksWith