U.S. Army's modular redesign : issues for Congress

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U.S. Army's modular redesign : issues for Congress
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issues for Congress
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Andrew Feickert
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eng
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In what the Army describes as the [beta]most significant Army restructuring in the past 50 years, [gamma] it is redesigning its current 10 active duty division force to a 42 or 43 brigade combat team (BCT) force by FY2007. The Army National Guard and Army Reserves will also redesign their forces in a similar fashion. The planned addition of active duty brigades and the conversion of Army National Guard brigades could provide a larger force pool of deployable combat units to ease the burden on units presently deployed, and possibly to shorten the length of time that units are deployed on operations. The Army has three other concurrent initiatives underway that it considers inextricably linked to its brigade-centric redesign: rebalancing to create new [beta]high demand[gamma] units; stabilizing the force to foster unit cohesion and enhance predictability for soldiers and their families; and cyclical readiness to better manage resources and to ensure a ready force for operations. These initiatives involve substantial cultural, policy, organizational, and personnel changes
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NDU
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federal national government publication
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no index present
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Z663.6
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.U558 2004u
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non fiction
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dictionaries
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CRS report for Congress
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RL32476

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