Screen LibraryEvaluating the Army's ability to regenerate : history and future options /
"The 2014 Army Posture Statement considered two future Army end strengths: one that includes an active component (AC) of 450,000, as part of a Total Army of 980,000 (980K), and one that includes an AC of 420,000, as part of a Total Army of 920,000 (920K). These force sizes call into question th...
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RAND Corporation,
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| Publisher Address: | Santa Monica, Calif. : |
| Publication Dates: | [2017] |
| Literature type: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Research report ;
RR-1637-A |
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"The 2014 Army Posture Statement considered two future Army end strengths: one that includes an active component (AC) of 450,000, as part of a Total Army of 980,000 (980K), and one that includes an AC of 420,000, as part of a Total Army of 920,000 (920K). These force sizes call into question the Army's ability to "regenerate" itself to higher strength levels in a timely way should the nation require it to do so. This analysis modeled the Army's ability to increase its AC end strength over a five-year period -- starting from a Total Army of 980K and starting from a Total Army of 920K -- so th |
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"Prepared for the United States Army." "This research was conducted within the Personnel, Training, and Health Program of the RAND Arroyo Center."--Rand website. |
| Carrier Form: | xv, 104 pages : illustrations, forms ; 26 cm. |
| Bibliography: | Includes bibliographical references (pages 97-104). |
| ISBN: |
9780833096630 (paperback) : 083309663X (paperback) |
| Index Number: | UA25 |
| CLC: | E712.23 |
| Call Number: | E712.23/N273 |
| Contents: | Introduction -- Efforts to Expand the Army -- Regeneration Scenarios -- Conceptual Framework and Policy Options for Regeneration -- Modeling Results -- Conclusions and Implications for Preparation |