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    84th Training Command's Annual Report for the 2016 Combat Support Training Program

    FORT KNOX, KY, UNITED STATES

    03.04.2017

    Story by Lt. Col. Dana Kelly 

    84th Training Command

    The 84th Training Command (TC) is a nationwide U.S. Army Reserve
    unit headquartered at Fort Knox, Kentucky. There are three training
    divisions (TDs) assigned to the command: the 78th TD at Joint Base
    McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, New Jersey, the 86th TD at Fort McCoy,
    Wisconsin, and the 91st TD at Fort Hunter Liggett, California. The 84th
    TC’s purpose is to deliver relevant and realistic collective training for
    Joint, Active, and Reserve Component Forces through the Army
    Reserve’s Combat Support Training Program (CSTP). The CSTP is
    made up of multiple Warrior Exercises (WAREX) and Combat
    Support Training Exercises (CSTX), which are large-scale exercises
    where units-of-action experience tactical training scenarios specifically
    designed to replicate real-world missions.

    Army Reserve Soldiers have been consistently engaged since Sept.
    11, 2001 with more than 300,000 Army Reserve Soldiers mobilizing
    and deploying in support of the Total Army and Joint Force during
    contingency operations, in support of natural disaster response efforts
    and as part of global Theater Security Cooperation missions. Since
    2012, the 84th TC has trained nearly 105,000 of those service
    members.

    CSTP exercises are designed to prepare units to be combat-ready
    by immersing them in scenarios where they train as they would fight.
    CSTP exercises are conducted at military facilities across the country,
    where units train in austere environments. These environments
    simulate being in underdeveloped theaters, where units must
    establish a framework for success from setting up lines of
    communication to organizing logistical support for thousands of
    personnel. Units are given missions based on their organizational
    training objectives; they plan and execute those missions while also
    fighting an Opposing Force (OPFOR). These exercises are developed
    to improve each units’ training readiness and to assess how they
    perform in a dynamic operational environment. The 84th TC’s exercises
    provide a platform to train capable, lethal, and combat-ready forces.

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    Date Taken: 03.04.2017
    Date Posted: 03.24.2017 13:37
    Story ID: 227984
    Location: FORT KNOX, KY, US

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