This analysis modeled the Army’s ability to increase (“regenerate”) its active component (AC) end strength over a five-year period in two scenarios—starting from a Total Army of 980,000 (450,000 AC) and starting from a Total Army of 920,000 (420,000 AC)—so that the Army could provide the number of deployable troops available at the end of the last conflict in 2010.

Evaluating the Army’s Ability to Regenerate: History and Future Options

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Larson, Eric V.

Maerzluft, Christopher E.

Hastings, Jaime L.

Panis, Christina

Tsai, Tiffany

Luoto, Jill E.

Nataraj, Shanthi

Orvis, Bruce R.

Markel, M. Wade

Myatt, Craig A.

Powell, Michael H.

Rodriguez, Jose R.

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Department of the Air Force Officer Talent Management Reforms: Implications for Career Field Health and Demographic Diversity

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Crown, John S.

Robbert, Albert A.

Lim, Nelson

Schulker, David

Walsh, Matthew

Conley, Raymond E.

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Developing an Air Force Retention Early Warning System: Concept and Initial Prototype

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Udwin, Dana

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