Deployment Management

Deployment & Mobilization Readiness Program focuses on MISSION READINESS, and provides active duty, reserve units and guard units with pre and post deployment/mobilization briefings. We believe Education is the best prevention, if we provide our Families with the survival tools, we will increase their ability to deal effectively with the various situations that may arise as part of military life. We believe in helping them to help themselves by offering a variety of support services ranging from pre-deployment assessment through tips on a successful reunion. If Soldiers know their Families are prepared, have effective survival and coping skills, and have the support services readily available, then they can focus on their operational mission.

Phone: (808) 655-4372
Deployment Questions: 1-800-457-4636
Location: Army Community Center 
Hours: Mon - Fri, 0730-1630
 

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Commanders Tools
Family Care Plan Information
CDR/FRSA/FRG Leaders Forum Flyer
Soldier and Family Strong Hawaii Booklet

Soldier & Family Member Tools
U.S. Army Deployment Cycle Readiness:
Soldier’s and Family Member’s Handbook
ACS I Need Assistance with..Directory

ARFORGEN (Deployment Cycle)Training

Train/Ready (Pre-Deployment) 180-60 Days to Deployment:

In-Theater (Deployment) 180 Days to Return:

Train/Ready (Re-Deployment/Reintegration) Return to 180 days

Reset (Post-Deployment) 30-180 Days following return

FAST FACTS:

• Fact: If you feel there is a need, attend counseling to assist in there integration process. 
• Fact: Couples and family counseling can rectify many hidden feelings that members are too afraid to talk about.
• Fact: Keep an open and non-judgmental mindset about what happened when the soldier decides to talk about their experiences abroad.
• Fact: The last thing they need is someone not supporting what they've done for their country.