Department of Defense Authorization for Appropriations for Fiscal Years 1992 and 1993: Manpower and personnelU.S. Government Printing Office, 1991 |
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... costs of those units deactivated . However , some of the cost savings from deacti- vations and closures will be spent in meeting additional training requirements of remaining units whose missions must be realigned or consolidated ...
... costs of those units deactivated . However , some of the cost savings from deacti- vations and closures will be spent in meeting additional training requirements of remaining units whose missions must be realigned or consolidated ...
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... cost oversight and reporting . Attainment of these objectives will require a dedicated effort by the Department to develop specific crite- ria , which include , but are not limited to : • Standardized cost elements in each commissioning ...
... cost oversight and reporting . Attainment of these objectives will require a dedicated effort by the Department to develop specific crite- ria , which include , but are not limited to : • Standardized cost elements in each commissioning ...
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... Cost and performance Monitoring Needed " ( Draft dated January 10 , 1991 ) . If a promising instrument can be developed , DMDC will survey superiors , peers , and subordinates of officers from each of the sources to assess effectiveness ...
... Cost and performance Monitoring Needed " ( Draft dated January 10 , 1991 ) . If a promising instrument can be developed , DMDC will survey superiors , peers , and subordinates of officers from each of the sources to assess effectiveness ...
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... cost effective , i.e. , CW5 pay at 20 years of service equates approximately to that of a major at 14 years of serv ... cost of WOMA determined ? General RENO . a . Costing methodology : No structure increase is required . CW5s will come ...
... cost effective , i.e. , CW5 pay at 20 years of service equates approximately to that of a major at 14 years of serv ... cost of WOMA determined ? General RENO . a . Costing methodology : No structure increase is required . CW5s will come ...
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... cost - effective mix of the force could be determined . Also , in each of the past two years the Congress has reinstated the resources necessary to restore DOD proposed structure reductions . With the dramatic changes in Eastern Europe ...
... cost - effective mix of the force could be determined . Also , in each of the past two years the Congress has reinstated the resources necessary to restore DOD proposed structure reductions . With the dramatic changes in Eastern Europe ...
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active and reserve Active component active duty active force Air Force Reserve Air National Guard aircraft Army National Guard Army Reserve ARNG authority beneficiaries benefits brigades budget call-up capability Chairman CHAMPUS mental health civilian clinics combat Command committee Congress continue cost Department of Defense deployed deployment DUNCAN end strength equipment fiscal year 1991 force structure Guard and Reserve hospitals implementation increase Individual Ready Reserve inpatient JEHN manpower Marine Corps Reserve MENDEZ ment military million missions mobilization Naval Reserve Navy officer Operation Desert Shield Operation Desert Storm patient peacetime percent Persian Gulf personnel pilot Ready Reserve recruiting reductions requirements Reserve components Reserve forces Reserve units Reservists retention retirement Secretary of Defense Selected Reserve Senator GLENN Senator MCCAIN soldiers special pay specialty staff strategy Study Group tion Total Force Policy
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Page 333 - Tens of thousands of additional reservists have volunteered or have been called to active duty to serve at bases in the United States and in other parts of the world.
Page 451 - The reserve components are the Army National Guard of the United States, the Army Reserve, the Naval Reserve, the Marine Corps Reserve, the Air National Guard of the United States, the Air Force Reserve, and the Coast Guard Reserve (10 USC 261).
Page 495 - Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Manpower, Reserve Affairs. Installations, and Environment...
Page 1 - We are faced with a potential drop in revenue as installations close and we bring some of our forces back from Europe. We intend to monitor carefully the impact of this transition on the quality of life of our service members and their families. The Persian Gulf mobilization has reinforced the direct link between mission readiness and morale support activities for our forces.
Page 4 - Mr. Chairman and members of the committee, it is indeed a pleasure to appear before you today and to give you a brief word picture of the activities of the Army Ground Forces.
Page 604 - Our task today is to shape our defense capabilities to these changing strategic circumstances. In a world less driven by an immediate threat to Europe and the danger of global war, in a world where the size of our forces will increasingly be shaped by the needs of regional contingencies and peacetime presence, we know that our forces can be smaller.
Page 301 - Research study, mandated by the congressional appropriations committees, there was a national shortage of 6,000 CRNAs for 1990, or a 13.6 * shortfall. It further reported the need for 30,000 CRNAs by the year 2000, and over 35,000 CRNAs by the year 2010.
Page 301 - Medical Quality Assurance", 2). DoD Directive 6025.6, "Licensure of DoD Health Care Providers", and 3). DoD Directive 6025.11, "Health Care Provider Credentials Review and Clinical Privileging", which also specifies supervision and scope of practice requirements. The report notes that DoD policy does not require direct supervision of CRNAs by anesthesiologists, nor does it restrict CRNA practice to selected procedures. Rather, it authorizes hospital commanders to make decisions about the level of...
Page 593 - Application of the concept will be geared to recognition that in many Instances the lower peacetime sustaining costs of reserve force units, compared to similar active units, can result in a larger total force for a given budget or the same size force for a lesser budget.