CARS Implementation Phases
- Phase I: Reorganization of Regular Army regiments (1957)
- Phase II: Reorganization of Army Reserve regiments (1959)
- Phase III: Reorganization of Army National Guard regiments (1959)
- Phase IV: Mobilization planning (1957–present)
- Phase V: Organization of regimental headquarters (subsequently suspended indefinitely)
Read more about this topic: U.S. Army Combat Arms Regimental System
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