Washington report: Army announces BCT stationing plan

Article Abstract:

The US Army announced its repositioning plan for its new active component modular brigade combat teams (BCTs) at home and globally, as part of the largest restructuring since World War II. The new stationing would allow soldiers and their families more stability with up to five years at a station and would better position the Army to respond to threats.

National Security, Dept of the Army, Military strategy

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News Call

Article Abstract:

The Army National Guard's eight combat divisions and 15 enhanced separate brigades and active component corps level division have been teamed under a plan called "corps packaging. The concept was initiated by Army Chief of Staff Gen. Eric K. Shinseki. Other news items are also presented.

Column, Shinseki, Eric K.

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The 49th Armored Division in Bosnia

Article Abstract:

The Bosnian peacekeeping mission of 16 soldiers from the 49th Aviation Brigade, led by Maj. Michael E. Dye, is described. The National Guard commanded active duty forces for the first time since World War II.

Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Dye, Michael E.

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