What phase of the AFFORGEN cycle has a unit available for contingency or residual force deployment?

What phase of the AFFORGEN cycle has a unit available for contingency or residual force deployment?

• A. Available Phase
• B. Reset Phase
• C. Prepare Phase
• D. Certify Phase

Answer: (A)

In AFFORGEN, the Available Phase is when a unit is kept in reserve and listed as ready to respond to contingencies or fill residual force requirements. This status means they are prepared to deploy on short notice, without being assigned to a specific operation yet. It’s the point at which a unit is effectively “in the pool” for contingency use. The Prepare Phase is about actively getting a unit ready for a designated deployment, with tasks and readiness focused on a specific mission. The Certify Phase centers on formally confirming the unit meets readiness standards for deployment. The Reset Phase follows deployment, returning personnel and equipment to home station and restoring readiness for future tasks.

In AFFORGEN, the Available Phase is when a unit is kept in reserve and listed as ready to respond to contingencies or fill residual force requirements. This status means they are prepared to deploy on short notice, without being assigned to a specific operation yet. It’s the point at which a unit is effectively “in the pool” for contingency use.

The Prepare Phase is about actively getting a unit ready for a designated deployment, with tasks and readiness focused on a specific mission. The Certify Phase centers on formally confirming the unit meets readiness standards for deployment. The Reset Phase follows deployment, returning personnel and equipment to home station and restoring readiness for future tasks.