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Planning and Force Readiness Division Reserve Force Readiness Branch (dxr)

As the District Commander's Subject Matter Expert on Reserve mobilization, demobilization, training, resource, and policy issues, the District Reserve Force Readiness Staff regularly consults with key stakeholders on Reserve support to contingency plans. The Reserve Force Readiness staff optimizes the District's ability to meet those requirements by maintaining situational awareness of and resource focus on operational reserve training, readiness, and mobilization.

 

CDR Andrew P. Brennecke
Branch Chief
(757)398-6264

 

For after hours BERTHING assistance, please call (757) 647-2240.

 

Branch Staff

 
Reserve Mobilization Readiness Section

LCDR Mia R. Forni

Section Chief (757)398-6439

Ms. Kristin Beard

Program Analyst (757)398-6439
 
To reach a member of this section via e-mail, please e-mail:
D05-DG-D5-DXR-Inquiry@uscg.mil
 
Funds Appropriation Section

Mr.Joseph Paris

Section Chief (757)398-6269
SKC Paula Willis Procurement, Contracts, Berthing Specialist (757)398-6681

Ms. Angela Harris

Reserve Orders Approval Specialist (757)938-6341

Vacant

Assist. Procurement, Contracts, Berthing Specialist (757)938-6453
 

To reach a member of this section via email, please email:
D05-DG-D5-DXR-Funds@uscg.mil

To reach a Berthing Specialist via email, please email:
D05-SMB-ReserveBerthing@uscg.mil

 
 

Members requesting to change/cancel a berthing request or are newly reported must submit a Berthing Modification/Cancellation/New Report/Late form and receive approval from their command before sending to DXR for approval. D5 DXR BERTHING MODIFICATION FORM.pdf

For Reserve berthing requests, please submit at least forty-five days (45) in advance.

All requested changes/cancellations to Berthing Requests, must be submitted to: D05-SMB-ReserveBerthing@uscg.mil

Click for Berthing Policy and Process: DXR GUIDE TO IDT BERTHING REQUEST PROCESS.docx

 

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