Unit Status Reporting (USR) Flashcards
What regulations cover Commanders Unit Status Report
AR 220-1 and DA Pam 220-1
What does the USR establish
Establishes the unit status reporting system
What does AR 220–1 in DA Pam 220–1 cover
Explains in detail what units are required to report
How reports or repaired
How reports are submitted
What are the objectives to the commanders unit status report (CUSR)
Provides current status of US Army units to
National command authorities
Organization of the joint chiefs of staff
HQDA
FORSCOM
All of the army chain of command
Provide indicators to HQDA that portray army wide conditions and trends
Identify factors which grade unit status
Identify differences between current personnel and equipment assets in units in for war Time requirements
What does DRRS Stand for
Department of defense readiness reporting system
Where do you submit the CUSR to
Department of defense ready reporting system DRRS
The CUSR Is intended to convey the
Commanders concerns and personal assessments to the chain of command in army resource managers
Unit Readiness is defined as
The ability of a unit to perform as designed
What are the 2CUSR reporting formats
Full report and abbreviated report
What is a full report
Extensive and detailed data and provides comprehensive Rena status report
What is an abbreviated report
Previously called deployed report
Known as short report
Minimum data necessary to portray readiness status
What is a regular report
Full report
Submitted monthly
As of date or RICDA of the 15th of the month
RICDA is not an acronym by a
GSORTS data field for “as of” date
What is a Validation Report
Intra quarterly report
USAR and ARNG
Not mobilized
When can you not use a Validation Report
A change to an overall level:
Status level of any measured area
Location
Mission
Command relationship with higher headquarter