The USARC Report U.S. Army Reserve Command

In this edition of The USARC Report:
The President Chooses a new leader for the Army Reserve...
Telling the boss exactly what you think: people with complaints providing solutions to make the organization better...
Safety first: Old hands on two wheels passing on lessons learned to new riders….
Back to basics: Non-commissioned officers experiencing Soldier training that tests their mettle.

In this episode
Structured Self Development:
The Army Reserve is taking a new approach to career management. Structured self-development, or SSD, is an Army-wide program developed by the Sergeants Major Academy to assist Soldiers - active, Reserve and National guard - achieve professional and technical success as they move through the non-commissioned officer ranks. Sgt. 1st Class Jerry Whitehead, USARC G-3/5/7 Operations NCO (Individual Training), explains the SSD concept.

Warriors on the Water is a non-profit organization who hosts a fishing tournament to show their appreciation to the Armed Forces.

This episode features stories on changing traffic patterns possibly causing headquarters personnel to alter their route to and from work, the first time a USARC soldier receives a certain special honor, two civilian employees receiving high recognition for their service, USARC employees taking part in a leadership program with a North Carolina county organization and the Headquarters Security Office asks for you cooperation. Also available in high definition.

This edition features a story on Army Reserve Lt. Gen. Jeffrey W. Talley assuming duties as Chief Army Reserve and taking command as Commanding General, U.S. Army Reserve Command, from Lt. Gen. Jack C. Stultz in ceremonies scheduled for June 9, 2012.

In this episode of The USARC Report --

The U.S. Army Reserve Command now has a Fallen Soldiers Memorial dedicated to all Army Reserve Soldiers who have paid the ultimate price for our freedoms.

Fort Bragg has new safety standards that must be met before being allowed to operate a motorcycle or scooter on the installation

USARC and the Army Reserve have new Retirement Services Offices ready to assist soldiers and their families making the transition from military civilian life after a full career.