Trends in the Training Recruits Receive Before their First Fleet Assignments

N14 asked CNA to examine recent trends in the training of recruits before their first fleet assignments. To study the efficiency of the training pipeline, we follow the flow of Sailors to the fleet between FY95 and FY09 as it is affected by length of time spent in bootcamp and training. Specifically...

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Hauptverfasser:	Kleyman, Yevgeniya N, Reese, David L
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