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The Department of Defense requested an increase of 74,200 soldiers
to the Army in January 2007 to meet strategic demands, mitigate
capability issues and relieve the pressure of constant deployments
on soldiers and families. The increase was approved and became the
Grow the Army initiative. General George Casey, Army Chief of
Staff, announced to Congress in February 2008 during The Army
Posture Statement (TAPS) that the Army will increase its end
strength more quickly than originally planned in order for the Army
to meet Regional Combatant Commander requirements. The primary
research question seeks to determine if the 2007 increase to Army
force structure will provide Regional Combatant Commanders with the
force size and capabilities required to affect their respective
operational environments. The primary research question asks, "Is
Army force structure adequate to meet operational environment
challenges faced by Regional Combatant Commanders?" In order to
answer this question, this research endeavors to understand how
Army force structure is developed, how Regional Combatant
Commanders meet national requirements, and how force structure
adequacy is measured.
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