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Department Executive Committee (ExCom)

30 December 2024

Department Executive Committee:

Department President-Ihor "Iggi" W. Husar, COL USA (Ret)

Vice President-Kevin Riedler, COL USA (Ret)

Secretary-Mike Moose, LTC USA (Ret)

Treasurer-Thomas M. Froneberger, LTC USA (Ret)

Immediate Past President-James R. Adams, LTC USA (Ret)

Past ROA National President-Paul Kayye, RADM, USN (Ret)

National President-Elect-Peggy Wilmoth, MG, USA (Ret)

ROA Executive Committee Member (Naval Services)-John N. Leonard, CDR, USCG (Ret)

New Excom Member-Jay Wood, LtCol, USAF (Ret)

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About the Reserve Organization of America

ROA’s “A Century of Service to America”: The history and continued service to America’s Reserve force and the nation’s military readiness.

With its unequaled credibility on America’s Reserve Components, ROA is a powerful advocate in Congress, the Pentagon and VA, and policymaker offices throughout Washington. ROA leads the nation’s efforts to ensure the Reserve Components are strong and ready, and Reserve Component families are well cared for.

Since 1922, The Reserve Officers Association of the United States, now known as the Reserve Organization of America to reflect its all-ranks membership, has championed the cause of the Reserve Components at home and in war. The evolution of that mission has helped protect the rights and benefits of individual members of the Reserve force and their families, while preserving a strong and capable Reserve force as a critical component to our national security. ROA continues to serve the Reserve and National Guard in an era where the need is greater than ever before.

In 1922, after the first world war, General of the Armies John “Black Jack” Pershing helped form ROA to ensure America had a strong Reserve force – he and his fellow founders of ROA knew war would come again. It did and with ROA’s support, the nation had a cadre of Reserve leaders on which to rebuild its armed forces. From every background and branch, “citizen-warriors” have served their country; from duty at home, to Europe to Vietnam, the Pacific to Southwest and Southcentral Asia, Africa and now space.

For 100 years ROA has been the only organization solely dedicated to supporting the Reserve Components and their critical role in national defense. ROA is America’s only exclusive advocate for the Reserve and National Guard – all ranks, all services. With a sole focus on support of the Reserve and Guard, ROA promotes the interests of Reserve Component members, their families, and veterans of Reserve service; and conducts a legislative campaign that ensures the readiness of our Reserve force. Together, ROA’s members sound off in one voice for one mission.

Reserve duty has changed, with increasing operational missions. So has the “new” Reserve Organization of America. ROA provides the tools, resources, support, education, and advocacy Reservists and their families need to succeed, in and out of uniform.

We call this—Reserve Strength. Reserve Life .

Reserve Strength

Vigorous advocates fighting for a powerful national defense with a strong Reserve force as an essential partner in the total force.

A trusted, influential, and effective voice in the Pentagon and on Capitol Hill. Policy experts leveraging Reserve Component-specific knowledge and skills.

Leaders in the effort to sustain the resources necessary for trained, equipped, strategic and operational Reserve Components.

A legislative agenda dedicated to the needs of the Reserve and National Guard..

Reserve Life

A dependable source for RC professional development and education. A network of serving and veteran members of the Reserve force.

Deployment and transition resources for members and their families.

Military skills, national security, and language training with fellow NATO Reserve forces. Opportunities at the local, state, and national levels to build and lead ROA’s future.

An ROA revitalizing for its second century is an opportunity for new members to help shape the new ROA. You helped make history in uniform, now help make the new ROA!

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Memorandum of Agreement Signed

Memorandum of Agreement Signed
NC NGA Building
Working with the NCNGA

The North Carolina National Guard Association (NC NGA) authorizes Reserve Organization of America (ROA) North Carolina Department to use its NC NGA Headquarters building at 7410 Chapel Hill Road, Raleigh, NC 27607 as ROA’s official address. NC NGA further authorizes: 1) ROA to conduct its Executive Committee meetings as needed with 30 days’ notice; 2) utilization of an NGA post office box for delivery of official correspondence.

North Carolina National Guard Association (NC NGA), 7410 Chapel Hill Road, Raleigh, NC 27607

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Membership Joining the NCROA organization

NCROA History Where we come from.

Congressional Charter

Founded in 1922 and under congressional charter since 1950, Reserve Officers Association of the United States (ROA), now doing business as the Reserve Organization of America, advocates for adequate funding of equipment and training requirements, recruiting and retention incentives, and employment rights for all members of the Reserve. It also advises and educates the Congress, the president, and the American people on national security.

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Documents Official documents of the ROA

Zoom Call Minutes-12 September 2024

MEETING MINUTES - ROA, NORTH CAROLINA

EXCOM ZOOM CALL - SEPTEMBER 12, 2024

Call To Order - - 5 PM - COL Iggi Husar - President

Opening Prayer - - COL Husar

Pledge of Allegiance - COL Husar

ROLL CALL - by LTC Mike Moose, Secretary.

Members Present - -

COL Husar - President

LTC Mike Moose - Secretary

LTC Tom Froneberger - Treasurer

CDR John Leonard - National EXCOM - Sea Services

OLD BUSINESS

ANNUAL MEETING UPDATE - OCT. 4-5-6, 2024

Iggi, Mike and John summarized the Agenda for ROA's Upcoming National Meeting in Washington, D.C. In October.

Delegates to the National Meeting - Our Attendees include : Iggi, Mike, John, Karl Whitby and MG Wilmoth.

Discussion included the budget for these attendees. Tom mentioned that he has budgeted various amounts to

Assist Iggi, Mike, John and Karl with some of their travel, Registration and related expenses.

NEW BUSINESS

MONTHLY FINANCIAL REPORT - Tom Froneberger

Tom reviewed our accounts and mentioned that our overall assets are now approx. $80,000.

This is the highest accounts total that we have seen in recent years.

Tom also mentioned that we will be receiving some credit from ZOOM, Inc.

ROA SPECIAL SEMINAR for JUNIOR Officers, Enlisted and PHS

Although COL Riedler was not on this call, Iggi stated, that he had sent our Department

Membership Roster / Info. to COL Kevin Riedler for Planning Purposes.

DEPARTMENT WEBSITE UPDATES

Iggi discussed his ability to post current info and photos to our website. ROA National may be adjusting their

National Website / Pages in the future, to improve readability and ease of access to ROA's On-Line

MEMBERSHIP APPICATION. Many Departments NOW have established their own independent Websites

and do not need to utilize all of the functions of ROA's HQ web-pages. Mike Moose mentioned that

OUR URL-DIRECT Link, to OUR Department's website, is NOW posted on the National Website !!

This will improve all members and potential members web-access, to see OUR current Department Info quickly and easily.

DEPARTMENT CHRISTMAS LUNCH

This event will be Friday, DECEMBER 13, 2024. (Location to be determined.)

We will have a ZOOM CALL on OCT. 17 to finalize details for the Christmas Lunch on Dec. 13.

Other appropriate topics will also be discussed.

RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED,

MIKE MOOSE

Department Secretary

LTC, USA, retired

910-322-3917

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