What is IMA in the army?
Individual Mobilization Augmentee (IMA) Soldiers have shown to be an integral part of our modern day force. IMA Soldiers participate in a large number of CO-ADOS, ADOS, and mobilization tours to support various commands and area of operation. The IMA program is comprised of 79 authorized agencies.
What is an IMA reservist?
IMAs are Air Force Reservists assigned to active-component units and government agencies. Unlike traditional Reservists, who are assigned to Reserve units that regularly perform duty together, IMAs work with their active-duty supervisors to create a custom duty schedule that helps their unit meet mission requirements.
Is IMA Selected Reserve?
8) Question: Are IMA Soldiers part of the Selected Reserve (SELRES)? Answer: Yes, Per AR 140-10, Chapter 2-4a The Select Reserve consists of Soldiers assigned to (2): Control Group (Individual Mobilization Augmentee) under the administrative jurisdiction of Commander, HRC.
Is IMA active-duty?
Unlike traditional reservists, who serve their minimum requirement of one weekend a month and two weeks a year with their assigned Reserve unit, IMAs are assigned to active-duty units and have flexible schedules. IRs support both the peacetime and wartime missions of their active-duty organization.
How do I join the Army IMA?
There are four main entries to get into IMA. In your final year of Graduation, you need to pass the Combined Defence Services Exams, clear the SSB, be medically fit and join IMA as a Direct Entry if you come in merit. The other entries are 10+2 Tech Entry where you apply after your 12th Exams.
What is Army TPU?
Troop Program Units (TPUs) are the heart and soul of America’s Army Reserve! Army Reserve Soldiers are assigned to reserve units that train together and mobilize in support of America’s Army. Soldiers in the Army Reserve may be called to active duty to provide their expertise.
Do IMA reservists get Bah?
Reservists mobilized in a time of national emergency or for a contingency operation automatically qualify for full BAH. Reservists who volunteer or are called up for 31 days or more and reservists called up for noncontingencies also qualify for the higher BAH payments.
How do I get into IMA?
What is the qualification for IMA?
| Vacancies Per Course | 250 (Twice a year) |
|---|---|
| Eligibility Criteria | |
| Age | 19 to 24 yrs |
| Born Between | 2nd Jan to 1st Jan for Jan Course. 2nd Jul to 1st Jul for Jul Course. |
| Qualification | Graduation from Recognised University. |