Bernard Rostker
Abstract
Today's U.S. military personnel system is fundamentally the same one put into place after World War II, with minor changes for officers. Reform efforts should include changes in how personnel are assigned and lengthening military careers.
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Today's U.S. military personnel system is fundamentally the same one put into place after World War II, with minor changes for officers. Reform efforts should include changes in how personnel are assigned and lengthening military careers.
Key concepts: Officer, Military personnel, Minor (academic), Military science, Political science, Management, Military organization, Law