MOBILIZATION
The Joint Forces Maneuver Training Center (Camp Atterbury) was activated
February 2003 to support OPERATION NOBLE EAGLE/ENDURING FREEDOM/IRAQI FREEDOM.
Camp Atterbury receives and processes individual non unit-related personnel
(civilians and military from all branches of the armed forces) for deployment
and redeployment to/from the theater of operations.
Camp Atterbury serves as a Power Projection Platform (PPP) for the mobilization
of U.S. Army Reserve and Army National Guard units. It is Camp Atterbury's
responsibility to coordinate medical and dental screening, soldier readiness
processing, theater-specific clothing and equipment issue, weapon
familiarization and qualification, theater-specific individual readiness
training, and coordinate movement of personnel into the Area of Operation. Camp
Atterbury receives, processes, equips, trains, and deploys personnel based on
Deployment Orders published from FORSCOM and First U.S. Army. Throughout this
section, you will find current information to assist in preparing your unit
mobilization files. Should you receive notification for mobilization, utilize
this information to prepare your unit to report to Camp Atterbury,
Indiana.
MOBILIZATION OFFICER
A native of Vincennes, IN,
MAJ Grundman was commissioned as a second lieutenant of infantry in 1995 from
the Indiana University ROTC program, where he also holds a BA degree in history.
MAJ Grundman has spent most of his 14 years of
service at the maneuver unit level, holding positions as a rifle platoon leader,
heavy weapons platoon leader, and rifle company commander. During Operation
Iraqi Freedom he was assigned as the operations officer for 1st Battalion-152d
Infantry and was responsible for the day to day combat operational planning for
this 668 man unit.
His awards include the Bronze
Star, Meritorious Service Medal (2 awards), Army Commendation Medal (4 Awards),
and Army Achievement Medal (6 Awards) MAJ Grundman is currently the mobilization
planner at Camp Atterbury in Edinburgh,
IN.
MOBILIZATION MODEL
ADVON (MUIC) - USR/ Training/Logistics
* Day 1 - Unit arrival / Lodging Assignment
* Day 2 - Welcome brief/
In Processing
* Day 3 - Medical/Dental Screening/ SRP
* Day 4 - CIF
Issue
* Days 5-17 - Individual Training ( IWQ, CLS, NBC, CWQ, Land Nav )
*
Days 18-23 - Collective Training ( MOUT TLPs, Rehearsals, LFX, Retrain)
* Day
24-25 - Maintenance & Recovery
* Day 26 - Final Validation