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TARR Sections 10 -12Alan MayrerTom NorrisAl RennerEdward Taylor

AgendaResourcesPermissionsPotential Ethical IssuesResourcesPeopleStatisticianEnsure the quality of data/organizationResearch analyst Military briefing experiencePublish final reportDeputy Chiefs of Staff for Personnel & Training Personnel DataTraining costs DataResources (continued)EquipmentComputersCommunications (Internet)SoftwareResearch & AnalysisMS OfficeXL StatEncryption Software if required by G1PermissionsThe Adjutant General for OH National GuardResponsible for military readiness of AG DeptSenior Cdr of Ast. Adjutant General ArmyAst. Adjutant General Army (ATAG)Commander Ohio Army National Guard (OHARNG)OHARNG is source of secondary research dataNeed TAG & ATAG as champions to US Army1a. TAG IS MEMBER OF THE GOVERNOR OF OHIO'S CABINET AND IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE OPERATIONS AND MILITARY READINESS OF THE ADJUTANT GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT

1b. AG CONSISTS OF BOTH THE OHIO ARMY NATIONAL GUARD AND THE OHIO AIR NATIONAL GUARD.

2. ATAG COMMANDS FIVE BRIGADE COMMANDERS, WHO LEAD THE 105 SUBORDINATE COMPANIES OF THE OHARNG

3A. G-1 MAINTAINS ALL OF THE NECESSARY PERSONNEL RELATED DATA SUCH AS THE NUMBER OF SOLDIERS DISCHARGED, THE REASONS THEY WERE DISCHARGED, THEIR RANK AND, THEIR PERCENTAGE BODY FAT.

3B. G-3 MAINTAINS ALL OF THE COST DATA RELATED TO TRAINING SOLDIERS.

4A. CHAMPIONS WHOSE OPINIONS THE SENIOR LEADERS OF THE ENTIRE U.S. ARMY RESPECT. 4B. IF OUR FINDINGS SUPPORT A RECOMMENDATION THAT THAT THE U.S. ARMY CHANGE ITS METHOD FOR MEASURING BODY FAT, THE TAG AND ATAG HAVE ACCESS TO SENIOR LEADERS OF THE U.S. ARMY WITH THE AUTHORITY TO IMPLEMENT THIS CHANGE THROUGHOUT THE ARMY.

5Potential Ethical IssuesTwo potential ethical issuesPride effects decision making processAlternative is more cost effective method but not selected Unscrupulous Army personnel may record false BF% Personal bias towards certain soldiersActions to address issuesCharts: to show costs associated with both methods