Show Reorganization Noted For Utah Reserve Units will have a new organization in Utah's Army reserve units by predicted Michael B. commanding Infantry Division of the U.S. Army Reserve in a press conference on campus REALIGNMENT of the Army which entails consolidation of units with gerater numbers of will be complete in Montana by in Idaho by and in Arizona and Nevada by March said the previously had 89 units now we have 56 under the realignment Kauffman Most units are expanding in with the exception of the Infantry division which will be reduced from persons to according to The armored units will increase from persons to will increase the base strength of units from 53 per cent to 75 per the general along with we are going to get new The General emphasized that don't lose strength only lose units There will be more people in those doing the job more THE GENERAL admitted that the realignment posed problems but problems we can't work With larger Kauffman pointed will be easier to train better who will be more capable of doing our He added that must set the same standards as the active army in the new He told students of the economic importance of the Army to Utah are active reservists spending a total of He added that recently was spent to build training centers in This is a contribution to the state's said ON A NATIONAL there are currently enlisted in the Army National said the with in the Army He said that in an emergency all categories of people would be called up in 13 He told coeds that women don't need to fear conscription in an one would have to encourage women to get out and do their said THE ARMY Reserve was initiated in said the after the U.S. suffered humiliation at the beginning of the Korean Reserve forces helped convince Khrushchev we weren't during the recent Berlin the General 1961 call-up proved that the Reserve Forces Act of 1955 was he HE SAID THAT the reserve units are producing men to those being trained in the active Utah recently processed in a series of excelled the active said a said the the Army reserve units are Once again referring to Korean have learned our he |