Table of Contents: I want you! :

Main Author:	Rostker, Bernard.
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Santa Monica, CA : RAND, 2006.
Subjects:	Military service, Voluntary > History > 20th century. > United States Administrative agencies > Reorganization. > United States Executive departments > Reorganization. > United States Government productivity > United States. Organizational change > United States. Political planning > United States. Political Science. TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING > Military Science. HISTORY > Military > Other. POLITICAL SCIENCE > Political Freedom. Wehrdienst. Freiwilliger. United States > Armed Forces > 20th century. > Recruiting, enlistment, etc. > History USA.
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Table of Contents:

What Have We Done? A Summary of Then and Now (1960-2004)
The Coming of the All-Volunteer Force (1960-1968)
The Coming of the All-Volunteer Force: Analytic Studies (1960-1968)
The President's Commission on an All-Volunteer Armed Force
the Gates Commission
and Selective Service Reform (1969-1970)
The Studies of the All-Volunteer Armed Force (1969-1970)
The Pentagon's Response: The Laird and Kelley Years (1969-1972)
Analytic Studies During the Initial Transition Period (1969-1972)
Looking Toward the Future: A New Research Agenda (1969-1972)
The Second Inning (1973-1976)
The Second Inning: Analytic Studies (1973-1976)
The Carter Years: The All-Volunteer Force in Distress (1977-1980)
The Selective Service Sideshow (1979-1980)
The Carter Years: Analytic Studies (1977-1980)
Sustaining the All-Volunteer Force: The Reagan-Bush Years (1981-1992)
The Role of Women in the All-Volunteer Force
The Reagan-Bush Years: Analytic Studies (1981-1992)
Pax Americana and the New World Order: The Clinton and Bush Years (1992-2004)
Reaping What You Sow: Analytic Studies of the Clinton and Bush Years (1992-2004)
Why Has the All-Volunteer Force Been a Success?