RESERVE ASSIGNMENTS

Mission: Execute reserve assignments to equip commanders with Ready Airman

The Air Force Reserve is an integral part of our country's dominant presence in air, space and cyberspace, contributing daily to the Total Force mission and is actively involved in global operations.

DPAA is responsible for executing 9.3K annual assignment actions in support of 6.1K Active Guard Reserve (AGR) and 7.2K Individual Mobilization Augmentee (IMA) personnel. They provide regulatory guidance to CCs/CFMs/FSSs/Dets for advertising vacancies and job placement.

The division is separated into two branches; the Reserve Assignments Branch (DPAAA) and AGR Assignments Management Branch (DPAAG).
 

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DPAAA

The Reserve Assignments Branch is responsible for the Air Reserve Component (ARC) Individual Mobilized Augmentee population, USERRA Waiver Coordination, the Indispensability program, Voluntary Limited Period of Active Duty (VLPAD) for release coordination only, and Inactive Ready Reserve (IRR) reassignment into a Selected Reserve status (SELRES).

DPAAG

The AGR Assignments Management Branch is responsible for the AGR assignment lifecycle (i.e. advertisements, applications, orders, Management Directed Reassignments (MDRs) coordination, Management Change Requests (MCRs), grade ceiling, etc.)

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Important Links

To apply for AGR positions in MyVector Talent Marketplace:

https://myvector.us.af.mil/myvector/Talentmarketplace/Home

To submit an inquiry to AGR Management or Reserve Assignments, use MyVector, “My Applications” on the left add side of the dashboard: https://myvector.us.af.mil/myvector/Home/Dashboard

GOVERNACE

IMA

INDIVIDUAL MOBILIZATION AUGMENTEES

Individual Mobilization Augmentees are Individual Reservists assigned or attached to either an active duty or Reserve Major Command, Forward Operating Unit, Direct Reporting Unit, joint organization or an outside agency. Annual requirements differ based on position.

VACANCIES: Reserve Management Vacancy System. (CAC access only)


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