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Budget Highlights Book - DON FM&C Website - U.S. Navy

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Improving Performance February 2010RiskDefenseCategory Strategy <strong>DON</strong> Objective Performance Metrics Page #<strong>Navy</strong> – Reserve End Strength 3‐8<strong>Navy</strong> ‐ Costs for Accession/BasicSkills/Advanced TrainingA‐5Marine Corps – Active End Strength 3‐9Marine Corps – Enlisted Accessions 3‐9Marine Corps – Active Enlisted ReenlistmentRates3‐9Number of Marine Expeditionary Forces 4‐17Number of Marine Battalions 4‐17Marine Corps – Reserve End Strength 3‐11Marine Corps ‐ Costs for Accession/BasicSkills/Advanced TrainingA‐6Civilian Personnel Levels 3‐12,3‐16FutureChallengesPreparing fora wide rangeofcontingencies.Build the <strong>Navy</strong>-Marine CorpsForce for TomorrowAviation/Ship Weapons Quantities 5‐16Funding for R&D Activities 5‐35InstitutionalRiskProvide first‐rate facilities tosupport stationing, trainingand operations of Navalforces.Base Realignment and Closure 6‐4,6‐5,6‐7FSRM Recapitalization Rate 6‐10Family housing units 6‐8Number of Privatization Projects 6‐8Number of Reserves Activated 1‐12Number of Deployed Sailors 1‐127‐8 FY2011 Department of the <strong>Navy</strong> <strong>Budget</strong>

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