Army Science Board: Report of the Ad Hoc Subgroup on the Army Community and Their Families

This report addresses the findings, conclusions and recommendations of the Army Science Board Ad Hoc Subgroup on the Army Community and Their Families. The study focuses on Army quality of life programs and their linkage with soldier retention and unit readiness. The panel recommends: greater soldie...

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Hauptverfasser:	Glacel, Barbara P, Brogan, William M, Chapman, Leonard F , Jr, Daniels, Legree S, Edens, B D
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Schlagworte:	ARMY PERSONNEL ARMY SCIENCE BOARD FINAL REPORT CHILD CARE COMMUNITIES COMMUNITY COOPERATION DEPENDENT EDUCATION NEEDS EDUCATION FAMILIES(HUMAN) FAMILY STRESS HOUSING(DWELLINGS) LEADERSHIP LEADERSHIP TRAINING MEDICAL SERVICES OVERSEAS Personnel Management and Labor Relations PERSONNEL RETENTION QUALITY RELOCATION RELOCATION ASSISTANCE RESOURCES STABILITY TARGETING
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