Assessment of Deployment- and Mobilization-to-Dwell Policies for Active . . . Deployment-to-dwell (D2D) and mobilization-to-dwell (M2D) ratios govern how much time service members must spend at home relative to the amount of time spent deployed (for active component members) or mobilized (for reserve component members) When the U S Department of Defense (DoD) established these ratios in 2007, during a period of
Military Mobilization | RAND Military mobilization involves the assembling and organizing of national military resources—that is, active or reserve forces—to support a nation's defense or strategic objectives RAND provides civilian and military decisionmakers with critical recommendations on all aspects of defense expenditures to maximize the effectiveness, support
The Definition of Mobilisation | RAND - RAND Corporation In Australia, the prevailing view of mobilisation is that it is an activity associated with going to war But it should also include preparing for, and where possible, preventing a range of potential hazards, as well as supporting subsequent recovery efforts
Defence Mobilisation Planning Comparative Study - RAND Corporation Against the 2020 Defence Strategic Update, the authors use evidence from several countries to highlight the merits of a 'total defence' approach to mobilisation planning for Australia with the goal of meeting contemporary threats < p>
The Future of the Iraqi Popular Mobilization Forces inform U S government policy on the Iraqi Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) The PMF played a critical role in the fight against the Islamic State But this paramilitary force now represents a challenge to civil-military relations, given that many PMF fight-ers remain loyal to their former commanders despite being formally integrated into the
Postmobilization Training of National Guard Combat Units The brigade will be C-1 in equipment and personnel within 18 days of mobilization It will have achieved peacetime training levels reached by the better ARNG combat brigades during the 1990s Trainers and opposing forces (OPFOR) will be organized and ready to begin training within days after the brigade arrives at the training site
A Throughput-Based Analysis of Army Active Component Reserve Component . . . Early mobilization has the greatest effect on the ability to meet demand with RC inventory Early mobilization requires a credible warning and or a decision to preemptively mobilize at least some units; this will not always be feasible or politically viable Early mobilization allows both training and facility ramp-up to begin earlier
How Will Russia Reconstitute Its Military After the Ukraine Conflict . . . The consensus is that Russia will continue to emphasize mass, conscription, mobilization, and nuclear capabilities in its military However, four alternative pathways to reconstitution merit consideration because Russia will likely implement a hybrid approach, and changes in military culture would have an enormous impact not just on the
China’s Transition to a War-Oriented National Defense Mobilization . . . The PRC could seek to portray its NDMS as comprehensive, efficient, and effectively oriented to support wartime operations—regardless of the system's true readiness—as a deterrent against the U S PLA leaders' requirement that the system become war-oriented suggests that mobilization activities will be a key indicator of Chinese Communist
Russias Military After Ukraine - RAND Corporation From this analysis, the authors developed four potential reconstitution pathways: The Shoigu Plan, which reflects thinking on reconstitution that was proposed by Russia's former Minister of Defense; Revisiting Old Models, which would be a return to an emphasis on mass and a heavy reliance on conscription, mobilization, nuclear capabilities, and