Re: Land Force Reserve Restructure

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Posted by Benoit Mainville from Canada on March 18, 2021 at 23:33:02:

In Reply to: Re: Land Force Reserve Restructure posted by Reserve Infantry Officer on March 18, 2021 at 21:03:54:

I heartly agree with you that as a Reserve Officer LFRR represent an enormous investment in time and effort. As one of the Staff member involved in LFRR at the Army level, I can attest of the effort that all have put into this project.

I believe that those were not in vain. Unit Viability Evaluations provided focus for the Units. It allowed us to gather extremely valuable data on the Reserve. From perception and conceived ideas, we can now discussed with facts, knowing what those number means. The CLS published on the 4 Feb 99, his guidances for LFRR. The document is of vital importance since it gives precise timelines and defines the way ahead for the next month and it takes us from now to past April 00. It also enumarates the principles that will be applied in Reserve Restructure. As an Officer, you should read it.

Changes for the better are already planned to take places in term of equipment, Unit structure, Resources allocation and Roles. LFRR will happen. The importance of changes is still yet to be decided by the Reserve Senior Leadership, the Army and the CF leadership.

I'm curious to know if you have seen the published articles in the Maple Leaf and in the Reserve Advisor Bulletin on LFRR.



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