88th Regional Readiness Command

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The 88th U.S. Army Reserve Regional Support Command (88th RSC) was established in 1996 at Fort Snelling, St. Paul, Minn. as the command/control and support headquarters for all Reserve units in the six state region of the upper Midwest. The 9 Major Subordinate Commands and Reserve combat support (CS) and combat service support (CSS) units in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and Ohio all call 88th RRC their higher headquarters. In 2003, the 88th RSC changed its designation to 88th Regional Readiness Command, (RRC).

The mission of the 88th RRC is to exercise command and control of assigned units, ensure operational readiness, provide area support services, and support emergency operations. This is accomplished through our goals in the areas of Readiness, Soldier and Civilian Care and Quality of Life, Dynamic and Challenging Training, Resource Management, Information Management, Safety and Environmental Stewardship and Community Relations, Domestic Operations and Emergency Support.

88th Regional Readiness Command P.O.W. in Iraq

Commanding General is BG Michael W. Beasley

Command Sergeant Major is CSM Werner

Chief of Staff is Colonel Razz Waff

88^th G6 Soldiers as SFC John Alaniz was giving them NBC training in Chemical MOPP suite at Ft Snelling, MN.

SPC Joe Lyons

SPC Jared Porter