Southwest Army Reserve Intelligence Support Center, Army Reserve Intelligence Support Center
Southwest Army Reserve Intelligence Support Center
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SW ARISC Mission Statement
The SW ARISC SIGINT Center Of Excellence trains MI formations, provides reach-back support to Regionally Aligned Forces, and trains and leverages Department of Defense and inter-agency defense platforms in state-of-the-art facilities in order to meet operational requirements in support of Combatant Commands, Army Service Component Commands, and National IC.
SW ARISC Commanders Vision:
The SW ARISC will create an environment which fully supports the mission, the readiness of our soldiers and civilians while maintaining a climate that fosters care for our families. Maintain multiple platforms and defense information in order to continuously support live environment training (LET) and production capabilities in support of the Army G2's RAF concept
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The MIRC
Formed in 2005 as the USAR’s first functional command, the MIRC has grown into trusted defense partner and provider. The MIRC is ideally suited to supply continued intel support enablers for expeditionary missions and international engagement activities, such as peace building and security cooperation.
The MIRC consists of over 6,300 Soldiers in more than 40 units across the continental US, Hawaii, and Europe. Since its inception, the MIRC has deployed approximately 6,000 Soldiers in support of named and unnamed contingencies around the world and provides operational support to nearly every national defense agency and Combatant Command.
Like their active counterparts, MIRC Soldiers provide a breadth of disciplines, specialties, supply relevant and valuable operational support, and stand ready for rapid deployment when needed.
Most recent contributors: SGT(P) Matthew Tudor