text: Human Resources Echelons, Organizations, and Staff Elements
  Figure 2-1. ASCC G-1/AG with a human resources operations center
  FIELD ARMY G-1/AG
  2-17. In theaters in which a peer threat exists, a field army is utilized to relieve the operational burden on the
  theater Army and facilitate focused opposition toward a specific threat within a distinct AO. Similar to the
  theater Army’s campaign across the AOR, the field army conducts an aggressive campaign of competition
  to counter and contain the peer threat as an integral part of the theater campaign. This unencumbers the
  theater Army and enables the integrated theater plan. While the theater Army continues to shape the entire
  theater and address aggression outside the field army’s AO, the field army maintains the necessary formations
  and other capabilities to provide credible deterrence and ensure the ability to quickly respond to escalation
  within the AO.
  2-18. Field army G-1/AGs execute IAW ASCC policies and procedures in their respective AOR. They
  review and refine HR plans and manage PASR, HR support to casualty operations (reporting and tracking),
  and PRM as necessary to ensure they report timely and essential information to inform replacement priorities
  set by the ASCC.
  CORPS G-1/AG AND DIVISION G-1
  2-19. Corps and divisions are the formations central to conducting LSCO. Corps G-1/AGs and division
  G-1s enhance the readiness and operational capabilities of their respective forces and ensure properly
  planned, prioritized, and managed HR support including talent management. The corps G-1/AG and division
  G-1 serves as the assistant chief of staff for personnel and principal HR advisor. Corps G-1/AGs and division
  G-1s are elements of the sustainment warfighting cell, which consists of the G-1/AG; G-4; assistant chief of
  staff, finance and comptroller; surgeon; and engineer. The corps G-1/AG and division G-1 is comprised of a
  HQ section, six internal sections, and is augmented with an HROC. Figure 2-2, on page 2-6, depicts the
  organization of the corps G-1/AG and figure 2-3 on page 2-7 depicts the organization of the division G-1.
  Refer to ATP 1-0.1 for specific duties and responsibilities of the corps G-1/AG and division G-1.