Maj. Gen. Richard Mustion, the commanding general of Human Resources Command, and a team of military personnel specialists, visited Camp Zama on Saturday to learn about U.S. Army Japan and I Corps (Forward) and to provide information to the command's senior NCOs and Officers about upcoming personnel management changes
Maj. Gen. Richard Mustion, commanding general, HRC, reviews the new OER and its implementation process during a briefing for officers Jan. 16 at Club Hood. Photo by Heather Graham-Ashley, Fort Hood Sentinel News
Division West Commanding General Maj. Gen. Perry Wiggins and HRC Commanding General Maj. Gen. Richard Mustion discuss the new OER following Mustion's briefing about the new report Jan. 16 at Club Hood. Mustion is visiting posts across the Army, meeting with all ranks, to inform the field about coming changes with the OER and the Army at-large. Photo by Heather Graham-Ashley, Fort Hood Sentinel News
The U.S. Army Human Resources Command can trace its lineage to several organizations who together fulfilled the personnel services needs of Soldiers. Our predecessor, the United States Army Personnel Center (MILPERCEN), was formed in 1973 when several activities in the nation's capital merged. MILPERCEN centralized personnel management operations for officers and enlisted Soldiers. In 2005, HRC was designated under the defense base closure and realignment commission recommendation to move HRC and its elements in Alexandria, Va.; Indianapolis, Ind. and St. Louis, Mo. to a new facility at Fort Knox, Ky.
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