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What does army acronym IMDC stand for?
Isolated, Missing, Detained, Captured.
Which of the following may designate isolated mising detained or captured (imdc) personnel?
the army Chief of staff
Which of the senior level positions first recognized that your civilian workforce is a critical element in army readiness?
Secretary of the Army and Army Chief of Staff
What senior level positions first recognized that your civilian workforce is a critical element in Army readiness?
Secretary of the Army and Army Chief of Staff
Which senior level positions first recognized that your civilian workforce is a critical element in the Army readiness?
Secretary of the Army and Army Chief of Staff
What is the highest command in the army?
ACoS Army Chief of Staff, responsible for making sure that all the Commander In Chief positions have been filled, and the CO/XO and Commandant/Deputy Commandant positions have been filled.
You are searching for the french legend army site what is the site for the French legend?
yes
Woman's Auxiliary Army Corps?
women would serve in noncombat positions
Can women be in the Australian Army?
Yes, women can be in the Australian Army, but they cannot be in direct combat roles. 10.6 % of the positions are occupied by women.
How many troops served in the England army?
There is no English army, however the British army currently has112,000 personal (regular army) and 34,000 (territorial army).
When searching captured and detained personnel who on the search provides the lead during the search?
Regardless of his/her rank, the commander of the unit in the field who captured the prisoner is in charge. However when that POW is brought back to the base, then a far higher-ranking officer may be assigned; in 2003, for example, a captured Iraqi enlisted man requires far less interrogation than an Iraqi Army senior officer.
Searching captured and detained Who on the search team provides the lead during the search?
Regardless of his/her rank, the commander of the unit in the field who captured the prisoner is in charge. However when that POW is brought back to the base, then a far higher-ranking officer may be assigned; in 2003, for example, a captured Iraqi enlisted man requires far less interrogation than an Iraqi Army senior officer.
