Considering a Cadre Augmented Army - RAND Corporation
Considering a Cadre Augmented Army - RAND Corporation Considering a Cadre Augmented Army - RAND Corporation
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Vick, Alan, David Orletsky, Bruce Pirnie, Seth Jones, “The Stryker Brigade Combat Team,”<br />
Santa Monica: <strong>RAND</strong>, MR-1606, 2002.<br />
Walker, David M., “Fiscal Stewardship and Defense Transformation,” Speech Before the<br />
United States Naval Academy, U.S. Government Accountability Office, March 8, 2007.<br />
Watson, Brian G., Reshaping the Expeditionary <strong>Army</strong> to Win Decisively: The Case for Greater<br />
Stabilization Capacity in the Modular Force, Strategic Studies Institute: <strong>Army</strong> War College,<br />
Carlisle Barracks, PA, August 2005.<br />
Weigley, Russell, History of the United States <strong>Army</strong>: Enlarged Version, Indiana University Press:<br />
Bloomington, IN, 1984.<br />
Winkler, John D., John F. Schank, Michael G. Mattock, Rodger A. Madison, L. Diane<br />
Green, James C. Crowley, Laurie L. McDonald, Paul S. Steinberg, “Training<br />
Requirements and Training Delivery in the Total <strong>Army</strong> School System,” <strong>RAND</strong>, MR-<br />
928-A, 1999.<br />
Williams, Cindy, Holding the Line: U.S. Defense Alternatives for the Early 21st Century, MIT Press:<br />
Cambridge, MA, 2001.<br />
Williamson, Stephanie, “A Description of U.S. Enlisted Personnel Promotion Systems,”<br />
Santa Monica, CA: <strong>RAND</strong> MR-1067-OSD, 1999.<br />
Wong, Leonard, Thomas A. Kolditz, Raymond A. Millen, Terrence M. Potter, Why They<br />
Fight: Combat Motivation in the Iraq War, <strong>Army</strong> War College, Carlisle Barracks, PA, 2003.<br />
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Chicago, IL, 1916.<br />
Wood, Sara, “Force Increase Necessary for War on Terror, Leaders Say,” Armed Forces Press<br />
Service, February 16, 2007.
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