As the Army refocuses its readiness efforts from prevailing in counterinsurgency to prevailing in large-scale combat operations, we must detail those functions that allow U.S. forces to execute prolonged campaigns against peer threats. During large-scale combat operations, losses of personnel and materiel will exceed those experienced during the three decades following the end of the cold war. The Army's ability to continue operating as it absorbs losses is essential to its success in future armed conflict. Reconstitution operations are essential to rebuilding the combat power of a degraded unit. These operations require a combined arms approach and require resources from the rest of the Army. Reconstitution operations exceed the resource requirements that normal sustainment operations can provide.
DesignationATP 3-94.4
EditionMay 2021
StatusActive
ProponentTRADOC
Pages84
FunctionDoctrine Philosophy
CollectionCurrent Doctrine
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