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Joint Reserve Components

U.S. Joint Forces Command is headquartered in Norfolk, Va., with working locations in the Hampton Roads Area, specifically Norfolk, Suffolk and Ft. Monroe. U.S. Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, Coast Guard Reserve and Army and Air National Guard Reserve component elements augment and extend capabilities of the command's roles in transformation, experimentation, joint training, interoperability and force provision as outlined in the Department of Defense's Unified Command Plan.

The Joint Reserve team is made up of the Joint Reserve Directorate (JRD) and Joint Reserve Unit (JRU), who work side-by-side with their active counterparts, playing an important role in supporting U.S. Joint Forces Command's mission of leading the transformation of the U.S. armed forces.

Both the JRD and JRU assist in supporting the USJFCOM mission area of developing future concepts for joint warfighting. Other key mission areas include joint experimentation, joint training and providing U.S.-based forces and capabilities to support other combatant commander and domestic requirements.

Members of the reserve component further assist in developing warfighting concepts and the execution of joint experiments to enable the development of those concepts - developing requirements to turn proven concepts into reality. More critically, reserve members also assist in the synchronization of concept development and experimentation work in the Department of Defense.

The joint reserve team exists to support USJFCOM's mission to serve the joint warfighter.

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