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9780788177484

The U.S. Army's Transition to the All-Volunteer Force, 1968-1974

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    9780788177484

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    0788177486

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1999-05-01
  • Publisher: Diane Pub Co
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Table of Contents

I. TO RAISE AND SUPPORT ARMIES: MILITARY MANPOWER IN THE UNITED STATES 3(14)
The Historical Perspective
4(2)
The Overseas Armies
6(4)
The Vietnam Era
10(7)
II ABOUT FACE: THE ARMY AND THE DRAFT, 1968-1969 17(12)
The Butler Study
17(2)
The New Administration
19(2)
PROVIDE
21(3)
Hard Choices
24(5)
III. BY EXECUTIVE DIRECTION: THE DECISION TO END THE DRAFT, 1969-1970 29(18)
The Gates Commission and Project Volunteer
29(1)
Army Response
30(3)
Interim Evaluation
33(1)
Means and Ends
34(3)
Rebuttal
37(1)
More Counterproposals
38(4)
Results
42(5)
IV. SLICING THE PIE: THE BATTLE OF THE BUDGET, 1970 47(16)
The New Budget
47(3)
The Army Staff
50(3)
SAMVA
53(1)
The Army Budget
54(9)
V. THE MANPOWER LABORATORY: SAMVA AND THE MODERN VOLUNTEER ARMY PROGRAM 63(18)
SAMVA Planning
63(4)
The Modern Volunteer Army Program
67(2)
High-Impact Actions
69(5)
SAMVA and the Media
74(7)
VI. VOLAR: THE VOLUNTEER ARMY FIELD EXPERIMENT, 1971 81(20)
Initial Proposals
81(6)
VOLAR Funding
87(4)
Evaluation
91(10)
VII. THE PERMISSIVE ARMY: EVALUATING VOLAR, 1971 101(14)
Media Reaction
101(3)
Evaluating VOLAR
104(5)
Form and Substance
109(6)
VIII. THE BOTTOM LINE: RECRUITING, 1969-1971 115(20)
The Organization Base
115(1)
Army Planning
116(4)
Consensus and Dissent
120(4)
USAREC Acts
124(11)
IX. TODAY'S ARMY WANTS TO JOIN YOU: MILITARY SALESMANSHIP, 1971 135(14)
The Advertising Issue
140(6)
Interim Evaluations
146(3)
X. A PILGRIM'S PROGRESS: THE TRANSITION BEGINS, 1971 149(16)
Continuity and Change
149(1)
The Revised Master Plan
150(1)
The Soldier-Oriented Budget
151(4)
Progress and Problems
155(5)
Extension of the Draft
160(5)
XI. THE WASHINGTON BATTLEFIELD: PUSHING THE AVF IN 1972 165(16)
Reduction in Force (RIF)
165(2)
Kitchen Police
167(3)
Bonuses
170(1)
Changing the Guard
171(1)
New Battle Plans
172(2)
Evaluations
174(3)
Ending the Experiment
177(4)
XII. LAST YEAR OF THE DRAFT, 1972 181(16)
Optimistic Beginnings
181(4)
The Search for Quality
185(3)
The Women's Army Corps (WAC)
188(9)
XIII. KEEPING PROMISES: RECRUITING AND RETENTION, 1972 197(28)
The 1974 Budget
197(2)
Recruiting
199(6)
Charges of Sabotage
205(20)
XIV. MAKING IT WORK: THE NEW ARMY, 1973 225(14)
The Issue of Standards
226(2)
Selling the All-Volunteer Army
228(7)
The Issue of Race
235(4)
XV. SUCCESS AT LAST 239(16)
Cooperation and Dissent
239(6)
Turning the Corner
245(4)
Results
249(6)
XVI. UNFINISHED BUSINESS: THE MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS 255(8)
Medical Personnel
255(3)
Health Care
258(5)
XVII. UNFINISHED BUSINESS: THE RESERVE COMPONENTS 263(18)
Policy and Planning
263(4)
Resources
267(4)
Reserve Recruiting
271(10)
XVIII. THE TRANSITION IN PERSPECTIVE 281(14)
Overview
281(5)
Quantity vs. Quality
286(3)
Leadership
289(2)
The Larger Perspective
291(4)
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE 295(6)
INDEX 301

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