CENTER FOR NAVAL ANALYSES RESEARCH MEMORANDUM

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Subject: CENTER FOR NAVAL ANALYSES RESEARCH MEMORANDUM                   

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Folder Title: VARIOUS NAVAL MESSAGES FOLDER 11                                                                

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                               Table A-3. Reserve fleet hospitals,
                               September 1990

                                                                  Manpower
                                   Fleet                        requirement
                                 hospital          Type      (officer/enlisted)


                               SELRES-manned
                                       7         250 CBTZ         165/437
                                       9         500 CBTZ         258/660
                                     11          500 comz         288/837
                                     20          500 CBTZ         258/660
                                     21          500 CBTZ         258/660
                                     22          500 CBTZ         2@8/660
                                     23          500 CBTZ         258/660

                               PIM-manned
                                     14          500 comz         288/837
                                     18          500 CBTZ         258/660


                               SOURCE:    OP-932.




                 Training

                      Like other SELRES personnel, medical reservists meet training re-
                 quirements through monthly drills, known more formally as inactive duty
                 for training (IDT), and through annual training for two weeks per year
                 of full-time duty. Most nonmedical reservists drill on weekends in
                 four-hour increments at a reserve center, readiness center, or an air
                 site.

                      A structured approach to drilling is not always well suited for
                 medical personnel and units. First, mobilization training for medical
                 reservists has a clinical component. MTFs and DTFs provide the clinical
                 setting for mobilization training. Second, reduced staffing at NTFs and
s the training effectiveness of such drills.
                 As a result, medical reservists a-re encouraged to take advantage of
                 drill flexibility. '

                      Drill flexibility is the use of authorized drill periods in various
                 multiples of time to enhance mutual support, training, and retention.
                 Instead of scheduling two four-hour drill periods on Saturday and two on
                 Sunday, reservists may elect to schedule two drills on one day every
                 other week. Drill flexibility is available to all SELRES personnel in
                 all programs. However, several programs unique to the medical reserve
                 offer greater opportunity to use drill flexibility.




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