Reserve Supply in the Post Desert Storm Recruiting Environment

Beth J. Asch

ResearchPublished 1993

This study lays the groundwork for formulating future military reserve recruiting policy following the end of Desert Storm. This report's analysis should be of interest to policymakers and manpower researchers concerned with the future supply of reservists.

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  • Year: 1993
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