Small Unit Readiness

Learner Name: SFC Channel TorresIndividual Learner Title: Discussion to relate point of view from sources usedIndividual Learner Introduction/Thesis Statement:Individual Learner Introduction/Thesis Statement: Readiness determines the Army’s ability to fight and win our Nation’s wars. It is benchmarked against the Total Army Force ability to defeat, deny, or deter hybrid, near-peer threats and meet operational demand requirements. In June 2017, it was founded that Army readiness goals and timelines for rebuilding readiness are not clear for all portions of the force, especially for the reserve component. The Army is steadily making progress towards improving the overall force readiness through projects which building upon increasing readiness in proper resources, advanced individual and unit training, and continual training utilizing resources prior to units deploying. (5)Supporting Topic1: Discuss the Army’s progress towards rebuilding readiness and projects that will reach its readiness goals by 2022a. Topic One: Near-term modernization- efforts face management challengesb. Topic Two: Warfighting capabilities- inability to ensure the requirementsc. Topic Three: Technology development- in its modernization effortsSupporting Topic 2: Discuss building, increasing, and sustaining readiness amongst ready forcesa. Topic One: Building readiness- proper resourcingb. Topic Two: Increasing readiness- advanced individual and unit training, testing and proper resourcingc. Topic Three: Sustaining readiness- continual training and resourcing of units, prior to and following deploymentsInternal Paper Transition Paragraph: Not required for Outline Turn inReferences:1. Army readiness: Progress and challenges in rebuilding personnel, equipping, andtraining. (2019, March 13). https://www.gao.gov/products/GAO-19-367T2. Army modernization: Steps needed to ensure army futures command fully applies leadingpractices. (2019, March 13). https://www.gao.gov/products/GAO-19-1323. BattaGlia, B. B. (2012). Readiness and Resiliency: Go Hand in Hand.Official Website of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Staff. https://www.jcs.mil/Portals/36/Documents/Publications/JFQ/jfq67b.pdf4. Reserve Component Personnel Issues: Questions and Answers (RL30802). (2020).Congressional Research Service. https://fas.org/sgp/crs/natsec/RL30802.pdf5. The Army’s New Regionally Aligned Readiness and Modernization Model (IF11670).(2020). Congressional Research Service. https://fas.org/sgp/crs/weapons/IF11670.pdf