Explain Phase 1 and Phase 2 of the Total Army Analysis. In your explanation, answer the following two questions. What is the product of these two phases and what is the importance of that product? Provide concrete examples to support your explanation. (F103)
The Total Army Analysis (TAA) is the Army’s primary force design process, a formal, data-driven system for determining the optimal force structure needed to meet strategic and operational requirements. It is a resource-intensive process conducted every two years to ensure the Army is properly organized, equipped, and trained.
Phase 1 is the requirements determination phase. During this stage, the Army identifies and analyzes its military missions and associated capabilities needed to execute them. It’s focused on answering the question: "What must the Army be able to do to meet its assigned missions?" This involves analyzing various scenarios, threats, and operational environments provided by the Joint Staff and Department of Defense (DoD). This phase does not consider resource constraints but rather identifies an unconstrained need.
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