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Deployment Cycle

Deployment Cycle. And Families. Presented by: CH (MAJ) Michael Jeffries Family Life Chaplain. Deployment Cycle. Deployment Cycle. Train up / Preparation Normal training cycle There is a daily routine There is a normal. Deployment Cycle. Mobilization 6 - 12 months till deployment

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Deployment Cycle

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  1. Deployment Cycle And Families Presented by: CH (MAJ) Michael Jeffries Family Life Chaplain

  2. Deployment Cycle

  3. Deployment Cycle • Train up / Preparation • Normal training cycle • There is a daily routine • There is a normal

  4. Deployment Cycle • Mobilization • 6 - 12 months till deployment • Training increases • Soldier is out of the home more • Last minute things • Reality sets in

  5. Deployment Cycle • Deployment • Block leave • Last minute things • Beginning of a new normal • Departure dates change • Soldier leaves for the deployment

  6. Deployment Cycle • Employment • The Soldier is in their new normal • The family is in new normal • Steady State • Some predictability returns

  7. Deployment Cycle • Redeployment • Begins approximately 1 - 3 months prior to coming home • Anticipation • Nervousness • Transition again to a new normal

  8. Deployment Cycle • Post Deployment • Rebuild a new normal • Rediscovery of the people you love

  9. Deployment Cycle • Reconstitution • The new normal, a work in progress • This is a process and not a one time event

  10. Deployment Cycle • Conclusion • Chaos / Change • Begins before the Soldier leaves for deployment • Ends long after the Soldier returns home • Flexibility • Pride in the Soldier and Pride in the Family

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