Redeployment Command Information

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RedeploymentCommand Information
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E-MAIL ADDRESSES

• marcia.andrews_at_9rsc.army.mil
• daniel.white_at_9rsc.army.mil
• sara.eighmey_at_9rsc.army.mil
• michael.whitfield_at_9rsc.army.mil
• kristin.heck_at_9rsc.army.mil
• mel.kinoshita_at_us.army.mil
• Mels phone number 655-4372

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COL Marcia AndrewsDeputy Chief of Staff,
G-19th Regional Readiness Command1557 Pass
StreetHonolulu, HI 96819 [phone]Ext.
3182
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LTC Alika G. WattsMilitary Personnel
OfficerHawaii Army National Guard3949 Diamond
Head RoadHonolulu, HI 96816 [phone]
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COL Anthony ZabekDeputy Chief of Staff9th
Regional Readiness Command1557 Pass
StreetHonolulu, HI 96819 [phone]Ext
3104
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Agenda

• Soldiers arrive
• Deployment Cycle Support (DCS)
• Post-deployment
• Recognition Ceremonies

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Soldiers arrive
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Soldiers arrive

• Expected date of return is announced
• Expect changes in arrival schedule
• Be flexible and patient
• Arrival Date/Time by chalk on Schofield Barracks
  Website
• www.25idl.army.mil
• Four Key Events
• Command reception
• Accountability formation and briefings
• Welcome home ceremonies with families
• Released on 24 hour pass

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Soldiers arriveCommand Reception

• Arrive at Hickam Air Force base
• Briefed on reception process
• Transported to Wheeler Air Field
• Key Command Group representatives only FAMILIES
  DO NOT PARTICIPATE

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Soldiers arriveAccountability formation and
briefings

• Accountability formation and briefings
• Account for all Soldiers
• Turn in sensitive items and classified material
• Turn in unauthorized items amnesty point
• In-process into Hawaii
• Provide information packets
• Provide briefings on DCS, Safety, and Chaplain
• Approximately 2 to 3 hours
• USO provides meals for Soldiers

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Soldiers arriveWelcome home ceremony with
families
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Soldiers arriveReleased on 24 hour pass
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Soldiers arriveReleased on 24 hour pass

• Baggage
• Passes
• Accommodations (billeting)
• Off-island Soldiers will be billeted at SB
• Off-island Soldiers may stay at hotels at their
  own expense
• Oahu Soldiers may go home
• Safety

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Deployment Cycle Support (DCS)
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Deployment Cycle Support (DCS)

• Three key events
• Process
• Schedule
• Medical processing

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Deployment Cycle Support (DCS)Process

• Time may exceed 16 days from landing to release
• Excludes arrival day, passes, Sundays, holidays
  and transportation delays
• Medical issues may require longer
• Events training and physical exams
• Restrictions
• Not authorized to book personal travel
  arrangements
• Standards and accountability enforced by the
  Chain of Command

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Deployment Cycle Support (DCS)Sample Schedule
REFRAD Physicals scheduled during open time
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Deployment Cycle Support (DCS)Sample Schedule
REFRAD Physicals scheduled during open time
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Deployment Cycle Support (DCS)Medical Processing

• High quality healthcare and effective medical
  processing
• Medical holdover (MHO)
• Identified as needing follow-on medical care
• Assigned to the medical retention processing unit
  (MRPU)
• Provided through Tripler Army Medical Center
  (TAMC)
• Community Based Health Care Organization (CBHCO)
• Available like services
• Access medical care where they live
• Available to inter-island and Guam only

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Post-deployment

• Taking Leave
• Amount of leave varies
• Active Duty status (Title 10)
• Cash out up to 60 days of leave (not recommended)
• Returning to civilian employment
• Reporting to unit
• 60-90 days rest period
• Non-pay status until first Battle Assembly
  (drill)
• Unit contacts and provides training schedule

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Recognition CeremoniesFreedom Salute and
Warrior-Citizen

• Honors Americans heroes serving the cause of
  freedom
• Includes Soldiers, Families, Communities, and
  Employers
• Occurs approximately 45 days after cleared mob
  station (Except Oahu and reassigned Soldiers
  recognized between days 6-10)

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Recognition CeremoniesFreedom Salute and
Warrior-Citizen
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