RESERVE OFFICERS
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Chief,
Reserve Offioera
ffice of
1. Questions by Chiefs of Field Offices concerning reserve
status and participation continue to be raised, indicating that
our capabilities and limitations in this area aro not generally
known to the people who are directly affected, The following
outl...Lne is intended to correct prevalent misunderstandings.
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increased somewhat by individuals who apply to the
for a mobilisation designation, This
to train with an Army unit where they are located,
earn promotion and retirement credits. Upon nobi-
they will be ordered to active duty in CIA, but only when
CIA initiates the action.
3. Unfortunately, the number of mobilisation designations we
have is limited by Army training funds. This meanie that we cannot
possibly provide this kind of status to all reservista who want it.
The beet we can do is to keep our authorisations filled at all times.
The reservists who are left out swat report to correspondence courses
for trainang, oromotion and retirement credits, and obviously get no
training pay. If they affiliate with a local Army reserve unit, and
get a mobilisation designation in awn a unit, it wakens our claim
for their services upon mobilization, becaune by accepting such a
mobilization designation, they are oresuned to be ready to mobilize
with that unit. They can, however, attend training sessions with
local Army- units strictly on a volunteer basis, and receive credit
for training*
14. Tee-week active duty tours also are governed largely by
the Army reserve training budget, and cannot be guaranteed to every
individual who wants this duty. Pe has to apply for duty through
the Military District in which he lives. If the district has funds,
and approves, he gets two weeks of duty, either with troops, in a
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Reserve ar-4 limited to reservist&
discretion of the Air force or Navy for se
CIA does not have mobilisation authorizetime for
However, they can affiliate with local Air or Navy reserve
for voluntari training. and GIA can block their being called to
?extended active duty" by havIng the Department of Defames carry
then in a nnonwavaLlable? category. The volunteer training allows
them promotion and retirement credits, but no per. Two-week active
duty toure are on an individual Implication basis, throuel a Nuaber..
04 Air Force (Reserve) or Naval Listriet.
6. Although it is difficult for your peorle
of the benefits of reserve statue while =played by C
whieb are open to them will welt thqm to paintain reserve et
and meet the minimum requirementa without undue effort. Discrimi
nation, because of location of their duty station is not evident.
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FLPDALICihrre (24 October 1952)
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