This Army Family Readiness Group Leader’s Handbook is designed to be used by Family Readiness Group (FRG) leaders in the active, Guard, and Reserve Components. The handbook provides updated information regarding FRGs. A battalion commander/Rear Detachment Commander (RDC) oversees and supports all company FRGs directly and indirectly through company level commanders and a battalion FRG steering committee. When there is a battalion FRG, then the battalion commander/RDC works with the battalion FRG leader in the same manner as described above. However, if the Battalion commander chooses to have a single FRG for the battalion, the next higher level commander shall establish the advisory steering committee for the brigade’s FRGs.
NOTES: Some references listed in this doc might have been superseded and/or updated and should be checked for accuracy, which can be easily done using the DA PAM 25-30 web page or downloaded and installed program for checking current and superseded DOD publications (For example purposes only: FM 3-0 was superseded by ADP 3-0, on 10 October 2011) : This document is in PDF format
