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AwardTape · Budget · Reprogramming · FY 26-08

Reserve component personnel: $974.7M reprogrammed (FY 26-08)

DoD asked the congressional defense committees to approve $974.7M in this prior-approval reprogramming action (FY2026 serial 26-08), dated May 5, 2026. Largest increase: 000080 Special Training +$600.1M (National Guard Personnel, Army). Largest source: National Guard Personnel2 Armv -$6.0B (Reserve Personnel, Army).

TypePrior approval (DD 1415-1)
SerialFY 26-08
Document dateMay 5, 2026 from PDF metadata
Transfer between appropriationsYes
Stated total$974.7M increases · $974.7M decreases
Parse checkParsed amounts do not fully match the totals printed on the form. Check the source PDF for the complete action.
SourceDD 1415 PDF · 5 pages
Summary on the form

This reprogramming action realigns $974.712 million within various Reserve Component appropriations: Of these amounts, $160.000 million is for the realignment within the Reserve Personnel Army, 26/26, appropriation; $600.073 million is realigned within the National Guard Personnel, Army 26/26, appropriation; $55.200 million is realigned within the Reserve Personnel, Air Force 26/26, appropriation; and $159.439 million is realigned with the National Guard Personnel, Air Force 26/26, appropriation.

Accountsfrom and to
AppropriationYearsChange
Reserve Personnel, Army
receives
26/26+$160.0M
National Guard Personnel, Army
receives
26/26+$600.1M
Reserve Personnel, Air Force
receives
26/26+$55.2M
National Guard Personnel, Air Force
receives
26/26+$159.4M
Reserve Personnel, Army
gives
26/26-$160.0M
Increases18 lines · +$1.5B
ProgramProgram baseChangeRevised
000080 Special Training
National Guard Personnel, Army 26/26 · BA 00: I: Reserve Component Training and Support
Funds are required to support immediate mobilization and training needs for critical operations and to safeguard overall military readiness. Shortfalls include 258,000 training man-days ($100M) for events that reinforce essential command and staff functions such as mobilization r ...
Base $1.2B+$600.1MRevised $1.8B
AIR FORCE INCREASES
National Guard Personnel, Army 26/26 · BA 00: I: Reserve Component Training and Support
+$214.6M
I: Reserve Component Training and Support
National Guard Personnel, Army 26/26 · BA 00: I: Reserve Component Training and Support
+$182.3M
Reserve Component Training and Support
Reserve Personnel, Air Force 26/26 · BA 01: Reserve Component Training and Support
+$127.1M
"" Training and Support 000030 Pay Group F Training
Reserve Personnel, Army 26/26
Funds are required to support attendance of an additional 3,000 Soldiers at Initial Entry Training and for attendance of approximately 1,200 Soldiers at the Future Soldier Preparatory Course to enable them to meet Army standards by improving their academic, fitness and vocational ...
Base $239.0M+$78.0MRevised $317.0M
Reserve Personnel, Army
Reserve Personnel, Army 26/26
Funds are required for Special Training to support large-scale collective training events and exercises, to include expansion of scope from one to three geographic training locations and provide for increased soldier participation and mission training requirements. Funds also res ...
Base $354.8M+$70.0MRevised $424.8M
Reserve Component Training and Support
National Guard Personnel, Air Force 26/26 · BA 01: Reserve Component Training and Support
Funds are required due to higher-than-budgeted requirements in Special Training/ADOS due to increased support for real-world operations. PARTIAL DENIAL BY SASC 000094 Thrift Savings Plan Matching Contributions
Base $353.5M+$59.4MRevised $412.9M
000030 Pay Group F Training
National Guard Personnel, Air Force 26/26 · BA 01: Reserve Component Training and Support
Funds are required to support attendance of an additional 2,000 Airmen at Initial Entry Training based on successful non-prior service recruiting efforts. 000040 Pay Group P Training
Base $92.5M+$47.5MRevised $140.0M
Reserve Component Training and Support
Reserve Personnel, Air Force 26/26 · BA 01: Reserve Component Training and Support
Funds are required due to higher-than-budgeted Special Training requirements. Active duty operational support (ADOS) requirements have increased by ~40,100 training days based on real-world operations. 000094 Thrift Savings Plan Matching Contributions
Base $353.9M+$30.2MRevised $384.1M
Reserve Component Training and Support
National Guard Personnel, Air Force 26/26 · BA 01: Reserve Component Training and Support
Funds are required due to higher than budgeted requirements in Formal School Training, primarily caused by significant delays in pilot training, which extends member orders by six to twelve months.
Base $375.6M+$29.6MRevised $405.2M
Reserve Component Training and Support
National Guard Personnel, Air Force 26/26 · BA 01: Reserve Component Training and Support
Base $80K+$27.0MRevised $380.5M
Reserve Component Training and Support
National Guard Personnel, Air Force 26/26 · BA 01: Reserve Component Training and Support
Funds are required to support higher-than-budgeted TSP automatic and matching contributions driven by increased Service member contributions and participation.
Base $23.0M+$15.0MRevised $38.0M
Reserve Component Training and Support
Reserve Personnel, Air Force 26/26 · BA 01: Reserve Component Training and Support
Funds are required to support attendance of an additional 415 Airmen at Initial Entry Training based on successful non-prior service recruiting efforts.
Base $70.0M+$14.0MRevised $84.0M
000094 Thrift Savings Plan Matching Contributions
Reserve Personnel, Army 26/26
Funds are required to support higher than budgeted Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) automatic and matching contributions driven by increased Service member participation.
Base $29.0M+$12.0MRevised $41.0M
Reserve Component Training and Support
National Guard Personnel, Air Force 26/26 · BA 01: Reserve Component Training and Support
Funds are required due to higher-than-budgeted numbers of recruits awaiting BMT assignments for longer periods of time due to successful non-prior service recruiting efforts. 000070 School Training
Base $3.5M+$8.0MRevised $11.5M
000040 Pay Group P Training
Reserve Personnel, Air Force 26/26 · BA 01: Reserve Component Training and Support
Funds are required due to higher-than-budgeted numbers of recruits awaiting Basic Military Training (BMT) assignments for longer periods of time due to successful non-prior service recruiting efforts. 000080 Special Training
Base $4.1M+$5.0MRevised $9.1M
000020 Pay Group B Training
Reserve Personnel, Air Force 26/26 · BA 01: Reserve Component Training and Support
Funds are required to support higher than budgeted execution in Pay Group B due to member participation rates exceeding historical averages, driven by real-world requirements. 000030 Pay Group F Training
Base $117.8M+$3.0MRevised $120.8M
Reserve Component Training and Support
Reserve Personnel, Air Force 26/26 · BA 01: Reserve Component Training and Support
Funds are required to support higher-than-budgeted TSP automatic and matching contributions driven by increased Service member contributions and participation.
Base $11.2M+$3.0MRevised $14.2M
Decreases (sources)18 lines · -$12.6B
ProgramProgram baseChangeRevised
National Guard Personnel2 Armv
Reserve Personnel, Army 26/26 · BA 01: Reserve Component Training and Support
Base $26K-$6.0B
AIR FORCE DECREASES
Reserve Personnel, Army 26/26 · BA 01: Reserve Comgonent Training and Suggort
-$2.1B
National Guard Personnel2Air Force
Reserve Personnel, Army 26/26 · BA 01: Reserve Comgonent Training and Suggort
Base $26K-$1.6B
Reserve Component Training and Support
National Guard Personnel, Air Force 26/26 · BA 01: Reserve Component Training and Support
-$942.3M
000090 Administration and Support
Reserve Personnel, Army 26/26 · BA 01: Reserve Comgonent Training and Suggort
Base $5.0B-$600.1MRevised $4.4B
Reserve Personnel2Air Force
Reserve Personnel, Army 26/26 · BA 01: Reserve Comgonent Training and Suggort
Base $26K-$552.2M
immediate need to mobilize Army National Guard Soldiers performing critical operational missions, while minimizing adverse impacts on military readiness. Realig
Reserve Personnel, Army 26/26 · BA 01: Reserve Comgonent Training and Suggort
-$182.3M
000010 Pay Group A
Reserve Personnel, Army 26/26 · BA 01: Reserve Component Training and Support
Funds are available due to: $-111.3 80 million from Soldiers' inability to perform Inactive Duty Training or Additional Drill Assemblies for wartime or assigned mission training during the two-month lapse in appropriation. Excepted activities accounted for only 15% of the planned ...
Base $1.7B-$145.4MRevised $1.6B
members are supporting real-world operations, executed in Special Training, that prevent them from performing inactive duty. These funds require realignment to
Reserve Personnel, Army 26/26 · BA 01: Reserve Comgonent Training and Suggort
-$127.1M
Reserve Comgonent Training and Suggort
Reserve Personnel, Army 26/26 · BA 01: Reserve Comgonent Training and Suggort
Base $3.6B-$89.4MRevised $3.6B
Reserve Comgonent Training and Suggort
Reserve Personnel, Army 26/26 · BA 01: Reserve Comgonent Training and Suggort
Base $1.0B-$70.1MRevised $968.3M
Reserve Comgonent Training and Suggort
Reserve Personnel, Army 26/26 · BA 01: Reserve Comgonent Training and Suggort
Base $10K-$70.1MRevised $968.3M
performing inactive duty. These funds require realignment to support shortfalls for Special Training, Formal School Training, BMT and Pre-BMT. OUSW(C) BALANCED
Reserve Personnel, Army 26/26 · BA 01: Reserve Comgonent Training and Suggort
Base $90K-$57.0MRevised $3.6B
000010 Pay Group A Training
Reserve Personnel, Army 26/26 · BA 01: Reserve Comgonent Training and Suggort
Base $831.8M-$55.2MRevised $776.8M
Reserve Component Training and Support
Reserve Personnel, Army 26/26 · BA 01: Reserve Component Training and Support
Funds are available due to: $-10.818 million in the Health Professions Incentives program due to continued challenges in low- density, hard-to-fill medical occupations. $-3.763 million in delayed Permanent Change of Station and onboarding of new accessions into the Active Guard a ...
Base $2.9B-$14.6MRevised $2.9B
Reserve Personnel, Army
Reserve Personnel, Army 26/26
Base $1.0K-$1.0K
Reserve Component Training and Support
Reserve Personnel, Air Force 26/26 · BA 01: Reserve Component Training and Support
-$1.0K
Reserve Component Training and Support
National Guard Personnel, Air Force 26/26 · BA 01: Reserve Component Training and Support
Base $1.0K-$1.0K
Timing

Budget books show money requested, enacted and spent by fiscal year before contracts show it. Enacted procurement money stays available to obligate for 3 years, RDT&E for 2 years and shipbuilding for 5, so a line funded this year turns into contract awards over the following 1 to 5 years. DoD contract actions then publish on USAspending about 90 days after signing (DFARS PGI 204.6), so the awards database trails these budget lines by months to years. Reprogramming actions move enacted money between accounts during the year, usually ahead of the awards it funds.

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