Sharing fully in the Total Force Concept, the Marine Corps Reserve provides one third of the manpower and one fourth of the structural units available for mobilization. The Ready Reserve, consisting of the Selected Marine Corps Reserve (SMCR), and the Individual Ready Reserve(IRR), is the primary source of this manpower. The preponderance of the SMCR personnel from the Marine Reserve Forces (MARFORRES), balances combat, combat support, and combat service support forces which are ready to provide the trained units and individuals needed to bring the Active Fleet Marine Force to full wartime capability. The Reserve Personnel, Marine Corps Appropriation provides the required funding to assure accomplishment of the Marine Corps Reserve mission, which is to provide trained units to selectively augment and reinforce the active forces, or to provide a Marine Expeditionary Brigade (MEB) Headquarters. If augmentation /reinforcement is not ordered, the mission is to provide a Fourth Marine Division, Fourth Marine Aircraft Wing, and Fourth Source Service Support Group. Mobilization of the Reserve components is expected on or shortly after Mobilization Day(M Day).
Department of the Navy, FY 1996/FY 1997 Biennial Budget Estimates. Justification of Estimates, February 1995. Reserve Personnel, Marine Corps
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