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In the latest of a series of recent reports, RAND Arroyo Center researchers continued their analysis of the potential role for DL in tackling two issues that affect personnel readiness: personnel shortages and personnel instability.
Summarizes research that analyzed six plausible future worlds to determine which types of air and missile threats might confront the Army in a range of geopolitical or strategic situations.
This research brief describes work documented in Seeking Nontraditional Approaches to Collaborating and Partnering with Industry (MR-1401-A).
The problems of Operation Allied Force provide a rich source of lessons for future military operations, as discussed in a new RAND report, Disjointed War: Military Operations in Kosovo, 1999.
To help improve the Army's understanding of equipment readiness, RAND Arroyo Center researchers have developed a management and analysis tool that is the focus of a new report, Diagnosing the Army's Equipment Readiness: The Equipment Downtime Analyzer (EDA).
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The U.S. Army Medical Department (AMEDD) provides peacetime health care for military beneficiaries while also maintaining readiness for war and peacetime deployments.
A new era in military planning is under way. As the defense leadership attempts to define and prepare a more efficient and effective military from the top down, the services are selectively transforming key capabilities to meet the anticipated needs for warfare in the new millennium.
This documented briefing explores and assesses the Army's ability to insert mechanized forces in enemy-controlled terrain.
No one knows what the world will look like in 25 years, but the U.S. Army must take steps now if it is to defend itself against future enemies, no matter what the world looks like. This briefing examines six future scenarios and looks at potential areas of air and missile defense shortfalls.
In the spring of 1998, the Army Chief of Staff and the Deputy Chief of Staff for Personnel requested RAND's help in determining answers to questions regarding peacetime deployability.
The Office of the Secretary of Defense/Office of Health Affairs (OSD/HA) is implementing a guideline to identify patients with post-deployment health (PDH) concerns and manage their care. Before implementation, OSD/HA conducted a demonstration with treatment facilities at three sites. RAND evaluated their experiences with the guideline, related OSD/HA policy, and the tool kit of support materials. This briefing presents the demonstration’s findings, which document successes and challenges, how problems were addressed, and systemic issues. The authors delineate four issues to be resolved for successful implementation and three ways to provide corporate support.
The sponsors of the fourth annual Urban Operations Conference, held at RAND on March 22-23, 2001, shared a desire to improve the readiness of U.S. and allied armed forces to conduct operations in urban areas, domestically and worldwide. The event featured speakers from the United States, Israel, Jordan, and the United Kingdom.
This year's Arroyo Center annual report could not go to press without acknowledging the tragic events of September 11, 2001. This report also contains research on other, enduring missions the Army must carry out.
