Considering a Cadre Augmented Army - RAND Corporation
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Carter, William E., The Feasibility of a <strong>Cadre</strong> Approach to Mobilization, <strong>Army</strong> War College,<br />
Carlisle Barracks, PA, 1990.<br />
Center for <strong>Army</strong> Analysis, “Stochastic Analysis of Resources for Deployments and<br />
Excursions (SARDE),” Memo Report, July 1999.<br />
Cloud, David S., “Gates Favors Faster Expansion of the <strong>Army</strong>,” New York Times, September<br />
28, 2007.<br />
Commission on the National Guard and Reserves (CNGR), “Final Report to Congress and<br />
the Secretary of Defense,” January 31, 2008.<br />
Conetta, Carl, “Dissuading China and Fighting the ‘Long War’,” World Policy Journal,<br />
Summer 2006.<br />
Conetta, Carl, “No good reason to boost <strong>Army</strong>, Marine Corps end strength,” Project on<br />
Defense Alternatives Briefing Report #20, January 31, 2007a.<br />
Conetta, Carl, “Toward a Sustainable U.S. Defense Posture: an option to save $60+ billion<br />
over the next five years,” Project on Defense Alternatives Briefing Memo # 42, August<br />
2, 2007b.<br />
Congressional Budget Office (CBO), “Meeting New National Security Needs: Options for<br />
U.S. Military Forces in the 1990s,” February 1990.<br />
Congressional Budget Office (CBO), “Structuring U.S Forces After the Cold War: Costs and<br />
Effects of Increased Reliance on the Reserves,” September 1992.<br />
Congressional Budget Office (CBO), “Public and Private Roles in Maintaining Military<br />
Equipment at the Depot Level,” July 1995.<br />
Congressional Budget Office (CBO), “Structuring the Active and Reserve <strong>Army</strong> for the 21 st<br />
Century,” December 1997.<br />
Congressional Budget Office (CBO), “The Drawdown of the Military Officer Corps,”<br />
November, 1999.<br />
Congressional Budget Office (CBO), “An Analysis of the U.S. Military’s Ability to Sustain an<br />
Occupation of Iraq,” September 2003.<br />
Congressional Budget Office (CBO), “Options for Changing the <strong>Army</strong>’s Overseas Basing,”<br />
May 2004.<br />
Congressional Budget Office (CBO). “Options for Restructuring the <strong>Army</strong>,” May 2005.<br />
Congressional Budget Office (CBO). “Recruiting, Retention, and Future Levels of Military<br />
Personnel,” October 2006.
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