ARPCMD1501 — Headquarters Individual Reservist Readiness And Integration Organization (hq Ir Rio)

ARPCMD1501 governs the mission, command structure, and responsibilities of Headquarters Individual Reservist Readiness and Integration Organization.

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  • Publication number: ARPCMD1501
  • Title: HEADQUARTERS INDIVIDUAL RESERVIST READINESS AND INTEGRATION ORGANIZATION (HQ IR RIO)
  • Date: 2016-09-29

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It covers the integration and management of Individual Reservists, including readiness, financial services, orders writing, aviation resource management, and medical readiness. It requires leadership, standardized personnel programs, Title 10 orders production, and crisis support for surge requirements.

Topics covered

  • Individual Reservist integration
  • Command authority
  • Readiness management
  • Financial services
  • Title 10 orders
  • Aviation resource management
  • Medical readiness
  • Crisis Action Team

Questions and answers

What does HQ IR RIO provide for Individual Reservists?

HQ IR RIO maintains concurrent administrative control (ADCON) with active component commanders and provides support to IR personnel for financial services, orders writing, readiness management, aviation resource management, and medical readiness. (paragraph 1)

Who does the HQ IR RIO Commander report to?

The HQ IR RIO Commander reports to the HQ ARPC Commander. (paragraph 2)

What command authority does the HQ IR RIO Commander exercise?

The HQ IR RIO Commander exercises command authority over personnel assigned to HQ IR RIO (including all Detachments), and exercises ADCON over all IRs. (paragraph 2)

What must the HQ IR RIO Commander do to maintain ready and resilient IRs?

Ensure active component commanders and supervisors understand the command required actions and responsibilities to maintain ready and resilient IRs. (paragraph 3)

How must the HQ IR RIO Commander manage IR personnel programs and processes?

Oversee and standardize personnel programs and processes IAW the Total Force concept. (paragraph 3)

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