SOLDIER DEPLOYABILITY

 

 

 

 

 

Soldier Deployability
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Commanders and leaders at all levels are responsible for individual Soldier readiness and will use all available tools, resources, and authorities to reduce the number of non-deployable Soldiers within their formations.

Likewise, individual Soldiers will remain personally responsible and prepare for training and worldwide deployment at all times. (SOURCE:  Army Directive 2018-22 Retention Policy for Non-Deployable Soldiers - Nov. 8, 2018)

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Six criteria to determine if a Soldier is DEPLOYABLE:

  • Deploy in any mission environment.
  • Physically be able to perform in austere environments or those with harsh conditions.
  • Must be able to use their assigned weapons.
  • Must be able to execute their assigned Warrior Tasks.
  • Must be able to operate wearing all personal protective gear necessary.
  • Must be able to pass current fitness standards.

Non-deployable Soldiers are a major impact on the current Ready Force and overall readiness of Soldiers. Commanders and leaders must continuously monitor each of his or her Soldiers' deployable status in order to remain ready as the world's premier combat force. The deployable status of Soldiers is directly correlated with the Army's number one priority which is Readiness.

Click here to read the Reporting Army Reserve Administrative and Legal Soldiers Non-Deployable Information Paper.

Soldiers are legally non-deployable when they are convicted and sentenced to confinement by civilian or military authorities, or when they are pending legal actions. Soldiers who were convicted and sentenced to confinement will have to be processed for administrative separation upon release.

Click here to read the Retention and Separation of Legally Non-Deployable Soldiers Information Paper.

COMMANDERS, did you know? Soldiers on profile GREATER than 30 days are reportable as non-deployable. Guidance from Army Directive 2018-22 (2 NOV 2018) states that Commanders at all levels will review individual Soldier medical profiles on a monthly basis using the Commanders Portal. In addition, the Commander should provide proactive written counseling explaining the responsibilities of the Soldier and requiring the Command Team to actively manage these Soldiers.

All TPU Soldiers should contact the Army Reserve-Medical Management Center (AR-MMC) for profiling and medical fitness guidance.

https://www.usar.army.mil/MedicalManagementCenter/

All AGR or Soldiers on orders more than 30 days are medically managed through the Regional Health Command (RHC) POCs as listed below:
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Regional Health Command POCs

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Soldier Deployability Quick Reference Card