Year of Service Target Generator

Mathematical Specification

Grace M. Carter

ResearchPublished 1991

This Note contains the mathematical specifications of the Year of Service Target Generator (YOSTG). The YOSTG is the component of the Enlisted Force Management System that produces desirable year of service distributions, called targets, for each occupation in the enlisted Air Force. The year of service targets are needed to manage the Selective Reenlistment Bonus program and to determine Career Job Reservations. This Note describes the modular structure of the YOSTG, as well as the model's equations and algorithms.

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