US Army Readiness Group Ft Indiantown Gap

The US Army Readiness Group Ft Indiantown Gap was a key support and training unit located at Fort Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania, primarily active during the 1970s and 1980s. Its mission focused on providing training, mobilization assistance, and administrative support to Reserve Component units, ensuring they met operational readiness standards. The unit played a vital role in preparing Army Reserve and National Guard forces for both stateside duties and potential overseas deployments during the Cold War era. The Readiness Group was eventually reorganized and its functions absorbed by other commands as part of broader restructuring within the Army Reserve system.