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Risk Reduction Program

The Risk Reduction Program (RRP) is a tool to help Commanders reduce high-risk behavior in their Soldiers. It has evolved into an efficient way of assisting Commanders in ascertaining and addressing high-risk behavioral problems.

  1. Using the RRP, Commanders can call upon installation resources for support in reducing or preventing high-risk behaviors from impacting on mission readiness. It promotes a prevention-focused approach when dealing with high-risk behaviors and promotes focused, coordinated actions on the part of installation agencies and the chain of command in units with high-risk profiles.
  2. RRPCs interface directly with Mission Commanders to determine interventions after quarterly consultations using their own chain of command and available installation expertise, including the IPT to solve identified high risk behaviors. The RRPC facilitates development and delivery of risk reduction products from Installation activities to Mission Commanders.
  3. The RRPCs interface directly with and act as the facilitator of the IPT in order to oversee data collection, processing, and analysis to produce tailored, timely, and accurate risk assessments and recommend courses of action for mitigation efforts. The RRPC provides an outreach consultation capability that works directly with Commanders requiring assistance in developing unit-specific risk management plans.

Active Component CONUS and Pacific Risk Reduction Program Sites

7 major commands * 38 installations trained * 40 installations implemented * 310,000 soliders covered

Intallations Reporting Risk Reduction
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Active Component European Risk Reduction Program Sites

European Regional Risk Reduction Sites

IMA-EURO U.S. ARMY GARRISON AS OF 1 OCTOBER 2005

The list below provides U.S. Army garrisons (USAGs) in the European theater as of 1 October 2005, as well as former area Support group (ASG), base support battalion (BSB), and area support team (AST) unit designations. The map shows USAG locations.

Old Unit Designation New Unit Designation
6th ASG: Stuttgart USAG Stuttgart
AST Garmisch USAG Garmisch
22d ASG: Vicenza USAG Vicenza
AST Livorno USAG Livorno
26th ASG: Heidelberg USAG Baden Wuerttemberg
411th BSB (Heidelberg)
233d BSB (Darmstadt) USAG Darmstadt
293d BSB (Mannheim)  
415th BSB (Kaiserslautern) USAG Kaiserslautern
80th ASG Chievres USAG Benelux
254th BSB (Schinnen) USAG Schinnen
USAG Brussels
Old Unit Designation New Unit Designation
98th ASG: Wurzburg USAG Ansbach
417thBSB (Kitzingen)
BSB (Ansbach) USAG Ansbach
279th BSB (Bamberg) USAG Bamberg
280th BSB (Schweinfurt) USAG Schweinfurt
100th ASG: Grafenwoehr USAG Grafenwoehr
409th BSB (Vilseck)
282d BSB (Hohenfels) USAG Hohenfels
104th ASG: Hanau  
414th BSB (Hanau)
221st BSB (Wiesbaden) USAG Wiesbaden
222d BSB (Baumholder) USAG Baumholder
284thBSB (Giessen)  

European United States Army Garrisons

Map of European United States Army Garrisons
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USARC Risk Reduction Sites

26 Commands

Map of US Army Reserve Command and Direct Reporting Commands
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