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reconstitution site

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A location selected by the surviving command authority as the site at which a damaged or destroyed headquarters can be reformed from survivors of the attack and/or personnel from other sources, predesignated as replacements.


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This requires a flow-forward of fresh personnel and a reconstitution site or series of sites to sustain a ready and rested force--an essential task.
The reconstitution operation at Kandahar provided numerous lessons learned in how a reconstitution operation should be managed and how a reconstitution site should be organized.
Originally operating from three temporary facilities, the USACAPOC (A) reconstitution program moved to a 5,000-square-foot equipment reconstitution site in October 2005.
 
 
 
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