Number of Mandays at Fort Pickett and Camp Pendelton
Measure Last Modified
06-20-2019 10:25 a.m.
Measure Last Published
05-02-2019 10:19 a.m.
Status
Active
Data Source and Calculation
Maneuver Training Center Fort Pickett is a 41,000+ acre military training installation that is operated by the Virginia National Guard to support Maneuver Training for the full spectrum of operations. It is an excellent venue to support training requirements for Armor, Field Artillery and Infantry units. The installation consists of 1.5 million square feet of building infrastructure, mounted maneuver corridors, an Urban Collective Training Facility with Urban Assault Course, Breach House and Shoothouse, a Multi-Purpose Range Complex, Infantry Platoon Battle Course and other ranges that support military and civilian training. Collective Training Center Camp Pendleton (State Military Reservation) is a satellite of MTC Fort Pickett. It's focus is small unit training which it supports with numerous buildings used for classroom training; Virtual training aids and maneuver space for dismounted training. It is also home to the Virginia Beach Readiness Center, the Virginia Commonwealth Challenge Program, and the Virginia Air National Guard 203rd Red Horse. The data presented is derived by computing the total number of “mandays”(1 Soldier training for 1 day = 1 manday, 1 Soldier training for 5 days=5 mandays) at Fort Pickett and Camp Pendleton.
Enterprise Priorities and Strategies
Initiative
Priority
Strategy
Veterans and Military Families
Family Support
Ensure that Virginia remains the preeminent state for military personnel, their families and veterans.
Associated Service Areas
Service Area Code
Service Area Name
72109
Fort Pickett and Camp Pendleton Operations
Targets and Baselines
Name
Date
Result
Note
Baseline
None
None
Short Target 2025
None
None
Long Target 2027
None
None
Baseline
None
None
Results
Year
Result
Note
2008
869,315
2009
897,502
2010
903,872
2011
910,027
2012
444,319
This calculation is based on the Federal Fiscal Year which ends September 2012. We do expect the 2011 manday numbers to decrease due to the reduction of mobilizing forces in support of Iraq. Recent budget cuts have also hindered out of state customers (active duty and the Reserve components) from traveling to Ft. Pickett for training.
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