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-116- A Budgetary Analysis of <strong>Cadre</strong><br />

Figure B.7—Force Demand Datasheet<br />

The force demand datasheet generates the demand for deployed forces in each<br />

period up to the specified length of war. The first period in the force demand datasheet is<br />

peacetime. For the demand shown here, we assume the peacetime requirement is zero.<br />

Period two is the beginning of war. We assume that only AC forces can be deployed in the<br />

first period so the model automatically specifies that the demand of 19 BCTs in period one<br />

must be met by 100 percent AC forces. For periods three through thirty, the force demand<br />

datasheet is populated with a demand of 19 BCTs in each period with no minimum<br />

requirement for AC units. The demand generated by clicking 1. Create Datasheet for Demand<br />

and <strong>Cadre</strong> Readiness is tailored to studying long wars. The user can input any demand in the<br />

force demand datasheet and use the LWAM to simulate deployments.<br />

The last column in the force demand datasheet is for cadre readiness. The user can<br />

either enter cadre readiness directly into the force demand datasheet or click on the 2.<br />

Generate <strong>Cadre</strong> button. This button generates the readiness of cadre specified on the LWAM<br />

input screen. Figure B.8 shows the result of generating six cadre units beginning 36 months<br />

after D-day at a rate of one BCT per trimester.

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