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Welcome to the Individual Ready Reserve (also known as the IRR).

 

The U.S. Army Human Resources Command (HRC) appreciates your continued dedication to our nation.

 

The majority of Soldiers going into the IRR do so because they have a remaining statutory Military Service Obligation (MSO) under Section 651 of Title 10 USC that they need to fulfill. As an IRR Soldier, you are in an active status in the Army Ready Reserve and are part of a pool of individual Soldiers who have been trained, through your Service in the active forces or in the Selected Reserve and are available for mobilization in time of war or national emergency.

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This handbook provides an overview of the IRR Program and outlines responsibilities:

The handbook includes the following information:

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IRR Soldier Responsibilities

Muster Frequently Asked Questions

Incentives, Bonuses, and Benefit

Inactive Duty Training (IDT) for IRR Soldiers

Servicemember's Group Life Insurance

IRR Medical Readiness

Soldier Administrative Maintenance

IRR Points of Contact

HRC IMA/ IRR Personnel Security

IRR Points of Contact

Helpful Websites (also on this site's Resources page)

IRR Soldier Responsibilities (Highlights)

1. Muster: Complete a readiness update using a virtual muster (VM), in-person muster (such as a personnel accountability muster or PAM), mail, or other means, as HRC directs.


2. Information Changes: Promptly notify HRC of any changes to and provide documentation as applicable for:
a. Current mailing address, phone, and email address.
b. Changes in marital or dependency status.
c. Current Civilian employer information. Soldier will also need to
certify their employment information on an annual basis (even if there is no change and even if unemployed).
d. Changes in education, licenses, or skills.
e. Changes to your physical or medical condition which could affect
your readiness or ability to mobilize. Any other changes in status that could affect readiness.

 

Failure to comply with these requirements, including failure to promptly answer any correspondence from HRC, could result in adverse administrative action.


3. Soldiers may use one of the following ways to report changes:

1. Contact Us on this site
a. Contact your Career Management Office via 1-888-ARMY-HRC.
b. Complete and send an Army Reserve Status and Address Verification Form (DA Form 3725) to the below team email.
c. Contact the IRR/IMA team directly by email: usarmy.knox.hrc.mbx.rpmd-ima-irr-branch@army.mil or by phone (502-613-5566).

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