Which group accomplishes daily operational missions and supports readiness of military units?

The Active Guard Reserve (AGR) personnel are specifically designed to support both the operational missions and readiness of military units through full-time military service. They maintain a high level of readiness by participating in continuous training, exercises, and mission execution, enabling them to effectively respond to the needs of their respective units. Their commitment to serving in a full-time capacity allows them to ensure that operational tasks are completed consistently while fostering the overall readiness of the military organization.

In contrast, Title 5 civilians are generally employed in administrative or support roles and do not engage in military functions or missions directly. Drill Status Guardsmen typically serve part-time and are called to duty primarily for training and certain operational missions, but their availability is less than that of AGR personnel. Dual Status Military Technicians perform both civilian and military duties, but their civilian role may not focus exclusively on operational missions, which distinguishes them from the primary role of AGR members in operational readiness.