Total Force Act

[AI summary unavailable — showing source text] Total Force Act - Title I: Amendments to Title 10, United States Code - Revises the structure and purpose of the reserve components of the armed forces. Declares that it is the intent of Congress that the Reserves shall be an equal element in a partnership with the active components of the armed forces. Requires the Chiefs of Reserve, and the Chief, National Guard Bureau, to establish a career program for personnel whom they designate as being essential to properly support their component's mission. Declares that the paid drill strength of the Selected Reserves shall be authorized annually by Congress. Sets forth minimum authorized strength levels for each of the Reserves. Authorizes additional drills, training periods, and active duty if necessary for the Ready Reserves to perform their mission. Requires the Chief, National Guard Bureau, and the Chiefs of Reserve to report to Congress annually as to the impact of any short fall of supplies, services, and facilities. Prohibits the withdrawal of serviceable equipment from the Reserves or National Guard forces for transfer to the active forces for a period of more than 60 days without prior notification to Congress. Requires that suc…