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ASMC Luncheon October 11 2017 10112017 UNCLASSIFIED 1 History and Function 10112017 UNCLASSIFIED 2 2 An Enduring American Institution September 11 2001 A New Operational Force ID: 760658

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Slide1

LTC Dennis M. Baltimore

Chief, Army National Guard Financial Services CenterASMC Luncheon: October 11, 2017

10/11/2017

UNCLASSIFIED

Slide2

History and Function

10/11/2017

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An Enduring American Institution

Slide3

September 11, 2001: A New Operational Force

Slide4

Our Role in the Fight Against Terrorism

First military responders on September 11thHeavily involved in Operation Noble Eagle (CAP, airport security, border patrol, special events, critical infrastructure protection)Units deployed globally for OIF / OEF / OND / HOA / GTMO / KFOR / MFO / Etc.Still the first military asset for Governors to deployRelations between NORTHCOM, other Combatant Commands, NGB, DHS develop

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Slide5

We are an all-volunteer, Citizen Soldier, ready force that is ‘Warfighting–Capable and Governor-Responsive’ with competent leaders who provide a decisive operational reserve for the United States Army. Interoperable, disciplined, prepared and responsive, the Army National Guard is organized, manned, trained and equipped to fight and win our Nation’s wars while supporting the Nation’s Governors.

Army National Guard Vision

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Slide6

Army National Guard Mission

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A community-based ARNG provides operational forces capable of unified land operations and response to domestic crises.

Slide7

A Dual Mission Force

America’s first military responder

Globally employed

Federal Mission:

To provide trained units available for active duty in time of war or national emergency, and at such other times as the national security may require.

State Mission:

To provide military support to civil authorities and respond to state emergencies; to provide support to law enforcement in counter-narcotics.

Texas Army National Guard in Afghanistan

Colorado Army National Guard flood response in Glen Haven, Colo.

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Slide8

Recent Examples of Dual Missions

New York Army National Guard

in Afghanistan – April 2012

New York Army National Guard responding to Super Storm Sandy – November 2012

Globally employed

America’s first military responder

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Slide9

ARNG Under Federal or State Authority

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Federal Authority Primary Governing Law: Title 10 U.S. Code

Unit

Commander

President of theUnited States

The ARNG is subject to either Federal or State

authority, not both at the same time

State Authority Primary governing Law: Title 32 U.S. Code and applicable state law

Governor

Higher

State Adjutant General

Higher HQ

Unit Commander

Secretary of

Defense

Combatant

Commanders

Slide10

ARNG Duty Status Comparison

State

Active Duty

Title

32, US Code

Title 10, US Code

Command &

control

Governor

President

Where

Per State

Law

United States

Worldwide

Pay

State

Federal

Mission

types

Per

State Law

Disaster &

Emerg

Response

Training;

Other Federally

Authorized

Missions, e.g., CSTs

Mobilization and Deployment; Overseas Deployment Training

Discipline

State Military

Law

State Military

Law

Federal Military

Support

law

enforcement

Yes: subject to

state law

No: Except with

specific authority

Law

Civil Support,

Yes: subject to

state law

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National Guard Bureau / ARNG Directorate

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Leadership and Organization

Slide12

NGB Leadership

GEN Joseph L. Lengyel Chief,National Guard Bureau

Lt Gen Daniel R. Hokanson , Vice Chief,National Guard Bureau

CMSgt Mitchell O. Brush Senior Enlisted Advisor NGB

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Slide13

Chief, NGB

(CNGB)

The Special Assistant (TSA)

NG-J5

NG-J4

NG-J3/7

NG-J2

NG-J8

NG-J1

Inspector General

NGB

Chief Counsel

JSG

Joint Surgeon General

OCNGB Joint Chaplain

GOGeneralOfficer Management

LLLegislative Liaison

PAPublic Affairs

PARCPrincipalAssistant for Contracting

AQOperational Contracting

SBSmall/Disadvantage Business Programs

CAGChief’s ActionGroup

Protocol

Executive

Secretariat

Vice Chief NGB

(VCNGB)

Senior Enlisted Advisor(SEA)

Office of the Chief NGB(OCNGB)

Political Advisor

NG-J6

Director Air

National Guard

(DANG)

Director Army

National Guard

(DARNG)

SECDEF

JCS

Authority, Direction, Control

Advisory

JACO

Joint Actions

Control Office

National Guard Bureau: Activity Organization Chart

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Secretary of Defense

President

ANG

Units

Secretary of

the Air Force

Director, ANG

54 Adjutants General

Governors

CoS, Army

Secretary of

the Army

CoS, Air Force

Chief, NGB

Director, ARNG

ARNG

Units

Command

Relationship

Communication

Channels

Chairman, JCS

State / Federal Relationships

UNCLASSIFIED

Slide15

Army National Guard Leadership

Committed to Leader Development

ARNG Director –

LTG Timothy J. Kadavy

ARNG Command Sergeant Major – CSM Christopher Kepner

ARNG Command Chief Warrant Officer –CW5 Peter Panos

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Deputy Director –

MG Timothy

McKeithen

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Army National Guard Directorate

Director, ARNG

ARNG-ZA

Chief of Staff, ARNG

ARNG-CSZ-A

Deputy CofS, ARNG

ARNG-CSZ-B

Master Fitness

Trainer Office

ARNG-CSO-M

Acquisition Management ARNG-AMO

Director’s Action Group

ARNG-ZAD

Awards Office

ARNG-CSO-A

Resource Management ARNG-CSO-R

Facilities Management ARNG-CSO-F

Human Capital Management Div.

ARNG-HCM

CSM ARNG

ARNG-ZCM

Executive

Officer

ARNG-ZX

Installation

SGM

ARNG-CSZ

-SM

CCWO ARNG

ARNG-ZCW

Provost Marshal’s

Office

ARNG-CSO-P

ARNG Professional Education Center ARNG-PEC

Conference and

Protocol

ARNG-CSO-TCP

Property Book ARNG-CSO-PB

Secretary of the General Staff ARNG-CSO-S

Operational Support

Airlift

ARNG-OSA

Installation 1SG

ARNG-CSO-SS

Equal Opportunity

and Diversity Office

ARNG-EO

IMG

RMA

RMC

RMQ

IMN

IMS

ILE

ILI

ILS

OIS

OIP

G-1

Deputy G-1

ARNG-HRZ

HRH

HRP

HRS

G-2

Deputy G-2

ARNG-OIZ

G-3

Deputy G-3

ARNG-OTZ

G-4

Deputy G-4

ARNG-ILZ

G-6

Deputy G-6

ARNG-IMZ

G-8

Deputy G-8

ARNG-RMZ

HRM

G-5

Deputy G-5

ARNG-SP

ARNG Chaplain

Office

ARNG-CSO-CH

SPC

SPP

SPB

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Dep. Director, ARNG

ARNG-ZB

Special Assistant for Support

ARNG-ZE

Special Assistant for Operations

ARNG-ZC

Special Assistant for Mobilization

ARNG-ZD

As of August

2015

HRR

ILG

DOIM

IMO-D

ARNG Office

of the Surgeon

RNG-

CSG

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Army National Guard Directorate

Director

, ARNG

ARNG-ZA

Chief of Staff, ARNG

ARNG-CSZ-A

Deputy CofS, ARNG

ARNG-CSZ-B

Master Fitness

Trainer Office

ARNG-CSO-M

Acquisition Management ARNG-AMO

Director’s Action Group

ARNG-ZAD

Awards Office

ARNG-CSO-A

Resource Management ARNG-CSO-R

Facilities Management ARNG-CSO-F

Human Capital Management Div.

ARNG-HCM

CSM ARNG

ARNG-ZCM

Executive

Officer

ARNG-ZX

Installation

SGM

ARNG-CSZ

-SM

CCWO ARNG

ARNG-ZCW

Provost Marshal’s

Office

ARNG-CSO-P

ARNG Professional Education Center ARNG-PEC

Conference and

Protocol

ARNG-CSO-TCP

Property Book ARNG-CSO-PB

Secretary of the General Staff ARNG-CSO-S

Operational Support

Airlift

ARNG-OSA

Installation 1SG

ARNG-CSO-SS

Equal Opportunity

and Diversity Office

ARNG-EO

IMG

RMA

RMC

RMQ

IMN

IMS

ILE

ILI

ILS

OIS

OIP

G-1

Deputy G-1

ARNG-HRZ

HRH

HRP

HRS

G-2

Deputy G-2

ARNG-OIZ

G-3

Deputy G-3

ARNG-OTZ

G-4

Deputy G-4

ARNG-ILZ

G-6

Deputy G-6

ARNG-IMZ

G-8

Deputy G-8

ARNG-RMZ

HRM

G-5

Deputy G-5

ARNG-SP

ARNG Chaplain

Office

ARNG-CSO-CH

SPC

SPP

SPB

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Dep. Director, ARNG

ARNG-ZB

Special Assistant for Support

ARNG-ZE

Special Assistant for Operations

ARNG-ZC

Special Assistant for Mobilization

ARNG-ZD

As of August

2015

HRR

ILG

DOIM

IMO-D

ARNG Office

of the Surgeon

RNG-

CSG

Slide18

RMC-F Organization

CHIEF

LTC BALTIMORE

MSG MILLER

SR Enlisted Advisor

ORP

Special Projects

Allen Stewart

GFEBS

HelpDesk

Vendor Pay

Accounting

GMTTravelCard

DTSSharon Nelson

Information

TechnologyDennis Harvill

Military/Civilian

Pay Policy

Central Site OperationsMike Comer

Slide19

Mission of RMC-F FY-18

Accounting - State Operations

ORP Teams

Pay Policy - Travel\ Military \Civilian \Commercial Vendor

Army National Guard Central Site (Ombudsmen) Operations

Systems Support

Policy and Procedures

Provide support for current operations

Systems Implementation and Sustainment Operation

Our New Role

Pro-Active in Support of Soldiers

Pro-Active in Support of the Higher Headquarters in managing USPFOs

Pro-Active in Assisting the USPFOs in the accomplishment of their mission

Pro-Active in Providing guidance and feedback on operational matters

Pro-Active in Looking for and anticipate problems, then provide solutions

Slide20

Army National Guard End Strength

343,000 in 54 States, Territories and DC

FY 17 Authorized

End Strength – data as of

30 April 2017

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Slide21

An Experienced Force FY01-FY16

Deployed: In September 2001, 6,243 Soldiers (1.8% of assigned strength) had deployment experience compared to a high of 182,926 Soldiers (50.5% of assigned strength) in September 2010. Figures don’t include Soldiers who deployed as members of the USAR or active Army and later joined ARNG.

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Slide22

ARNG Mobilization FY16

10/11/2017

Afghanistan : 786

Egypt: 92

Iraq: 96

CENTCOM: 1,986

Djibouti: 1,462

Liberia: 8

Cuba: 839