Department of the Army FY 1990/FY 1991 Biennial Budget Estimates Submitted to Congress January 1989. Operation and Maintenance Army National Guard PDF Download

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The Operation and Maintenance, Army National Guard (OMARNG) FY 1990/ 91 President's budget request has been carefully developed to provide units with trained and proficient personnel qualified to be an integral part of defense for the United States. Funding is included for the following budget activities: Budget Activity one is Mission Forces consisting of subactivities in: Training Operations, Logistics Support, Base Operations, Recruiting Support, Medical Support, Productivity Capital Investment Program and Special Operation Forces. Budget Activity two consists of Depot Maintenance and Budget Activity three is Headquarters and Command Support. The Fy 1990 budget request of $1,873.2M supports a force of 458,020 ARNG military strength, 28,863 civilian strength and approximately 3,458 company-size units/detachments. The FY 1991 budget request of $1,904.5M supports a force of 458,771 ARNG military personnel, 29,053 civilian strength and approximately 3,500 company-size units/detachments. Army National Guard (ARNG) expects to attain readiness level in FY 90 of 89% and FY 91 of 88% (fully mission capable). Air operating tempo is projected to be 8.9 hours per crew per month in both FY90 and FY91 and ground operating tempo will be 259 miles in FY90 and 288 miles in FY91. Due to ever increasing readiness levels, greater demands on mission requirements, and modernization effort expanding the ARNG vehicle and aircraft fleets, increased training and support is essential to sustain mission capability in FY 90 and FY 91. The Aviation program is acquiring both new and displaced attack helicopters and assessing additional combat aviator crews to comply with force structure changes.