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Chief of Staff of the Army 2012 Marching Orders |
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ARMY.MIL, The Official Homepage of the United States Army
The United States Army
MISSION
Mission
Statement:
FORSCOM
prepares
conventional
forces
to
provide
a
sustained
flow of
trained
and
ready
land
power to
Combatant
Commanders
in
defense
of the
Nation
at home
and
abroad.
Vision
Statement:
For the
Army of
2020,
FORSCOM
provides
enhanced
land
power
gaining
operational
depth
and
versatility
through
a mix of
fully
integrated
Active
and
Reserve
Component
forces
operating
in a
Joint,
Interagency,
Intergovernmental,
and
Multinational
environment.
Organizations
will be
expeditionary,
campaign
focused,
and
tailorable
to
provide
Combatant
Commanders
the
required
capabilities
to be
decisive
across
the
range of
military
operations.
LEADER
I
am truly
honored
to be
the 19th
commander
of
United
States
Army
Forces
Command
and
humbled
by the
responsibility
for the
training
and
readiness
of more
than
820,000
active
and
reserve
component
Soldiers.
We as an
Army
possess
shared
values,
a
resolute
strength
and
unyielding
determination.
As your
commander,
I will
strive
to
advance
these
ideals
in the
execution
of our
mission
and the
care for
our
Soldiers,
civilians,
and
Families."
Gen.
David M.
Rodriguez,
Commanding
General,
United
States
Army
Forces
Command
Related
Link:
GEN
Rodriguez's
bio with
high
resolution
image
Page Last Updated: January 24, 2012