CENTER FOR NAVAL ANALYSES RESEARCH MEMORANDUM

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Subject: CENTER FOR NAVAL ANALYSES RESEARCH MEMORANDUM                   

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                prepositioned sites and changes in the site selected for establishing
                the facilities. Table 7 compares the planned and actual activation
                schedule for FE-6 and FH-15.



                              Table 7. Activation schedule for FH-6 and
                              FH-15


                                                                Actual


                                                  Planned    FH 6     FH 15


                              Equipment RDD       15 Jan     17 Jan   20 Jan

                              Personnel:
                                Air detachment    22 Jan      9 Jan   25 Jan
                                Advance party     26 Jan     24 Jan   28 Jan
                                Main body         30 Jan     24 Jan   30 Jan

                              Operational          1 Feb      4 Feb   12 Feb
                                (500 Beds)


                              SOURCE: Official messages.



                NQLMMNTATION 01? RESERVE RECALL


                     During Desert Shield, the Navy implemented a limited reserve recall
                governed by Title 10 tJ.S.C., section 673b until partial mobilization
                took place in January. Implementation of this recall discontinued
                screening, which effectively prevented reserve personnel from leaving
                the reserves. Procedures established to accomplish full mobilization
                focused on recall of entire units and were not well suited to implement-
                ing a limited recall. The Navy's requirements for medical SELRES per-
                sonnel were more suited for the recall of individuals than units. This
                difference created a number of problems. First, the Navy initially
                believed that it lacked the authority to recall individuals. Second,
                the medical SELRES community lacked ready access to the information
viduals. This section describes the implementation
                of the medical reserve recall. It begins with a description of the per-
                so=el policy governing the recall process and then examines some of the
                difficulties that the Medical Department encountered in matching reserve
                resources to its requirements.









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