Association of the United States Army: Stretched and Strained, Too: The U.S. Army's Reserve Components in the Global War on Terrorism

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Institute of Land Warfare >> Torchbearer Campaign >> Torchbearer Alerts >> Stretched and Strained, Too: The U.S. Army's Reserve Components in the Global War on Terrorism

Stretched and Strained, Too: The U.S. Army's Reserve Components in the Global War on Terrorism
09/30/2003

Torchbearer Alert: Examines the operational tempo of the Army National Guard and the Army Reserve since the 11 September 2001 terrorist attacks on the United States, and the impact of that OPTEMPO on the soldiers and on their units, families, employers and communities.

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