Doing what is right for Wounded, ill, and Injured (WII) Soldiers and Families means establishing trust and transparency through the rapid reinforcement of ongoing initiatives and adopting new measures to complete the US Army's extension of its Warrior Ethos "I will never leave a fallen comrade" to WII Soldiers. Completing the extension of this Ethos, as the US Army has on the battlefield and with major strides already in place for WII Soldiers, will continue to inspire focus not on process but on WII Soldiers and Families, by adapting processes to their needs and goals, and will result in continuing movement away from a major focus on pay and entitlements to focusing on recovery, rehabilitation and transition while protecting or expanding those necessary entitlements. This vision is strategic in reach and contains four tactical lines of operation to reach that strategic end state: Senior Commander Emphasis and assessments, Training and Education, Policy to include major changes to Performance Measures, and Process changes and adjustments.

"29 April 2009". Document includes executive summary, task force report, and 20 annexes.