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	Chapter 1 - 1989 DAHSUM
		This change was reflected in the sharp decrease in the percentage of recruits that comprised the lowest acceptable category of enlistees, from 57 percent in 1980 to 6 percent in 1988, and a rise in the percentage of high school graduates among volunteers, from 54 to 93 percent.
		The Army's strategic mandate, the Chief of Staff stated, stemmed from an appreciation of this threat and from the assumption that the requirement to meet the land force threat could be met only by the United States Army.
		Army leaders whole-heartedly supported these measures in FY 1989, but they cautioned that such measures should be part of an integrated national security strategy that did not inadvertently reduce the Army's ability to carry out its strategic missions.
	www.army.mil /cmh/books/DAHSUM/1989/CH1.htm (2767 words)

	US Army Reserve (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		By comparison, FTS levels are at 13.3 percent for the Army National Guard, 26.1 percent for the Naval Reserve, 17.2 percent for the Marine Corps Reserve, 31.5 percent for the Air National Guard, and 23.1 percent for the Air Force Reserve.
		Army Reserve units are stationed in Hometown, USA, with soldiers located in 1,200 Army Reserve Centers in towns and cities all across America, putting the Army's footprint in every part of the country.
		The Army Reserve holds 59 percent of the medical assets in the Army and 63 percent of the chemical assets in the Army.
	www.globalsecurity.org /military/agency/army/usar.htm (3640 words)

	The Canadian Army - Army Life - Life In Uniform - Enrollment - Reserve Force Enrollment Plans
		This entry program is available to all first year university students and students in the first year of a three year community college program.
		The Reserve Entry Training Plan provides a limited number of vacancies at the Royal Military College of Canada for those who would like to undertake military training along with their education but who do not wish to commit to Regular Force service after graduation.
		Reserve Entry cadets receive the same education and training as do Regular Officer Training Plan cadets, but they must pay for their own tuition and books.
	www.army.forces.gc.ca /lf/English/1_3_2_3.asp (491 words)

	Beret - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Italian Army personnel used to wear a garrison cap alongside the combination cap, until the early 1980s when the garrison cap was replaced by the beret.
		The British Army were the first to adopt modern-style berets as part of their uniform.
		The United States Army Special Forces are generally known as "green berets" for the color of their headgear.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Beret (1218 words)

	The University of Montana - Missoula Course Catalog 2004-2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Students receiving Army ROTC scholarships and enrolling in Basic Course classes must sign an oath of loyalty to the U.S. Constitution, as directed by the Congress of the United States, and will be required to complete enrollment forms specified by the Department of the Army.
		Army ROTC scholarships are offered for four, three and two years and are awarded on a competitive basis to the most outstanding students who apply.
		Students who receive scholarships are required to attain undergraduate degrees in the fields in which their scholarships were awarded.
	www2.umt.edu /catalog/04-05/military.htm (1482 words)

	Structuring the Active and Reserve Army for the 21st Century
		The National Guard and the Army Reserve are both part-time forces--but whereas the Guard reports to the governors during peacetime, members of the Army Reserve are federal soldiers.
		Those differences result partly because the reserve component relies on the active Army for such institutional functions as developing and purchasing equipment, formulating doctrine, and performing other administrative tasks, and partly because members of the reserves remain assigned to their units even when they are temporarily unavailable, such as when they are attending school.
		In this study, the term "reserve" refers to all members of the Army National Guard and the Army Reserve (including full-time members and those part-time members who drill regularly in peacetime and are known as selected reservists).
	www.fas.org /man/congress/1997/cbo_army/chap_01.htm (2486 words)

	Army ROTC
		Students who receive ROTC scholarships are obligated to serve after graduation in the military service branch that provided the scholarship.
		Qualified students are eligible for four-,three-, or two-year scholarships that include full tuition, $510 a year for books and lab fees and between $200 and $400 a month stipend.
		Students in a two-year program complete only the last two years of AFROTC but must attend a five-week field training session instead of the four-week session attended by the GMC students.
	www.wmwoods.edu /Info.asp?2510 (1536 words)

	Army.com - Enlist - Active Duty - Reserve - National Guard - Prior Service - Special Missions - ROTC
		The Army National Guard is one of three components of the U.S. Army.
		The Army Special Operations units perform the military operations that are outside the normal capabilities of conventional forces.
		Special operations and the special operations forces go after those things that large organizations are incapable of handling because of their inflexibility and inability to innovate.
	www.army.com /enlist (631 words)

	Fewer Students Join (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Students are saying no to international travel, no to money for college, and no to the promise of a good job faster than a soldier can drop and do 50 push-ups.
		The Army, which makes up 45 percent of America's military forces, missed its goal of 74,500 recruits by 7,639 during the period from last October to March, and the Air Force fell short of its 34,100 mark by 2,578 recruits.
		Earl E. Garner, an Army Reserve recruiter in Wichita who works in some of the city's roughest high schools, noted that in years past, many high school students automatically included military life in their lists of postgraduation options.
	www.jrotc.org /fewer_students_join.htm (1715 words)

	The National Guard and Reserve -- America's Force in Reserve (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The Department of Defense is leveraging the capabilities of mission-ready Guard and Reserve forces to meet the challenges of the National Security Strategy, to control peacetime costs, and to reduce the risks associated with a smaller Total Force.
		The Army Guard retained artillery, aviation, mechanized infantry, armor, and special forces units, otherwise programmed for inactivation, and still remains a balanced combat, CS, and CSS force, enabling the sustained support of the various States' missions.
		In FY 1994, the Reserve components took possession of a considerable amount of equipment due to the drawdown in Europe, modernization of Active component equipment, and the overall reduction in forces.
	www.defenselink.mil /execsec/adr95/rc_5.html (4150 words)

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		Students who have expressed a desire to continue with the commissioning requirements must contract as an Advanced Course cadet and meet all regulatory qualifications.
		Students are also required to participate in the appropriate Leadership Laboratory that coincides with the scheduled class.
		Students who fail to comply with probation requirements or who indicate to their Military Science academic advisor that they have poor potential or lack of interest will be recommended for academic board action or dis-enrollment action.
	www.personal.psu.edu /dept/armyrotc/academicinfo.htm (1983 words)

	YourArt.com >> Encyclopedia >> beret (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Until the mid-1990s, the beret was reserved for troops with special status, such as the coastal jÃ¤gers and the parachute jÃ¤gers, but is nowadays used by all units.
		In the Mexican Army, the beret is worn by:
		Berets are worn by the Royal Canadian Army Cadets, though the wide array of colours in the CF are not seen in cadet organizations; only fl and rifle green are used by cadets.
	www.yourart.com /research/encyclopedia.cgi?subject=/beret (4089 words)

	Reserve Officer Training Corps
		For the Air Force, students must finish their baccalaureate degree and all other requirements for commissioning by the time they are 29.5 years old if they are programmed for flight training; up to 34 years old with waiver if programmed for other than flight training.
		All ROTC program students must have a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or better, pass all military aptitude tests as required, be physically qualified, be enrolled as a full-time student, and be approved by the Professor of Military Science, or Professor of Aerospace Studies, as appropriate.
		Both Army and Air Force ROTC scholarships provide textbook reimbursement, tuition, and fees as well as a monthly allowance of $300 for freshmen, $350 for sophomores, $450 for juniors, and $500 for seniors.
	www.depts.ttu.edu /officialpublications/catalog/ROTC.html (717 words)

	UNH Army ROTC
		Army ROTC (Reserve Officers' Training Corps) is a college course designed to provide students with the necessary skills and leadership training to become officers in the United States Army, the Army Reserve, or the Army National Guard.
		Army ROTC utilizes 23 distinct leadership dimensions to develop and train cadets in the fundamental skills that tomorrow's leaders will need.
		SMP Cadets serve in Army ROTC and serve in a paid drilling status in the Army National Guard or the Army Reserve.
	www.unh.edu /army/training.htm (664 words)

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		The mission of the Reserve Officer Training Corp(ROTC) is to provide commissioned officers for the Army Reserve, the Army National Guard, and the active Army.
		Additionally, students attending either the basic or advanced camps receive approximately $700 for the camp period, plus travel to and from the camp.
		Students are also required to participate in one weekend leadership lab per semester.
	www.uvsc.edu /rotc/army/index.html (436 words)

	JOPES and Joint Force Deployments
		Force movement information captured in JOPES is used by operators and planners to maintain and manage a database called the Time-Phased Force and Deployment Data (TPFDD).
		Users entering force movement data in the JOPES database must be careful to enter accurate information (much of which is in coded format) because incorrect data cause delays in force deployments and inefficient use of expensive strategic lift assets.
		The corresponding size of the force requested is identified in the unit level code, which is a three-character alphabetic code used to specify the organizational level of a force.
	www.almc.army.mil /ALOG/issues/MayJun04/alog_joint_force.htm (4235 words)

	Grambling State University - Army ROTC
		Army ROTC scholarship winners also receive a tax-free allowance of $150 a month for up to 10 months for each year the scholarship is in effect.
		Advanced Course ROTC SMP students are paid for their Guard/Reserve training, plus they receive the ROTC allowance of up to $2,000 for each of their two years in the Advanced Course.
		Upon graduation and commissioning, all ROTC graduates have an obligation to serve either full-time in the active Army or part-time in the Army National Guard or U.S. Army Reserve.
	www.gram.edu /army/why.asp (1432 words)

	Reserve Officer Training Corps
		Students entering the two-year Air Force ROTC program must also attend a six-week field training orientation during the summer prior to their last two years of college.
		Army ROTC students who accept a scholarship must agree to successfully complete at least one semester of math reasoning, computer literacy, military history, written communication, and human behavior prior to commissioning.
		A student who successfully completes the Advanced Course in the Army ROTC program and receives a degree may be accepted for a regular or reserve commission in one of the sixteen branches of the Army.
	www.uark.edu /admin/urelinfo/95-96_catalog/rotc.html (1863 words)

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		Population does not include the "Other Surrounding Population" (Dependents of Active, Reserve Component and their authorized dependents, Retirees and their dependents, and DOD Civilians and their dependents) or the installation Annual Training Population that is found at the end of the main station report for each Army base in the annual ASIP report.
		Fulltime force structure, associated with National Guard units physically located on an Active Army Base or Installation, will be counted in be deducted from the National Guard population and subtracted fromadded to the appropriate Active Base population numbers.
		Fulltime force structure, associated with USAR units physically located on an Active Army Base or Installation, will be deducted from the USAR population and added to the appropriate Active Base population numbers.
	www.hqda.army.mil /acsimweb/doc/POM05-09BASOPSBusinessRules15May03.doc (1653 words)

	98th Division unit comes home
		Students enter a simulated dark tunnel and have to prepare a map of what they find before safely traveling to another opening.
		The students were at the MOUT site by 9 a.m., April 17, and by 8 p.m., after convoying to a new training site, they were preparing for their final training event of the day-the tunnel - at night.
		After leaving active duty for a short time, he returned to the Army Reserve and was asked to become an instructor and said it’s a great experience-training soldiers.
	www.dix.army.mil /PAO/Post02/post042602/mps.htm (1093 words)

	Norwich University
		Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) courses are required for students in the Corps of Cadets.
		Students transferring into the Corps of Cadets are required to pass a course in ROTC for each semester in the Corps.
		Except for Nursing students, to be enrolled in Norwich University's ROTC program or courses, a student must be a member of the Corps of Cadets.
	www.norwich.edu /cadets/rotcrequirements.html (301 words)

	Al-Muhajabah's Islamic Blogs: General Says Army Reserve Is Becoming a 'Broken' Force
		In many instances, the Reserve soldiers were plucked individually from their normal units and sent to round out active-duty ones.
		For instance, in the Army Reserve, members can choose between the Selected Reserve, which has specific units and requires at least one weekend a month of training, and the Individual Ready Reserve (IRR), which has no training obligation and a reduced chance of being called to duty.
		He also said the Army is relying too much on "volunteers" from the Reserve force rather than requiring individuals or units to serve.
	www.muhajabah.com /islamicblog/archives/the_clipboard/010168.php (1973 words)

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		In the Active Guard Reserve you can serve full time and enjoy the same benefits and entitlements of an Active Duty soldier, including full commissary and post exchange privileges, medical care for yourself and your immediate family and the opportunity for immediate retirement after 20 years of Active Service.
		Here is all the information you need to know about education benefits as an Army Reserve Soldier, like how to pay for your education and taking classes while in the Army Reserve.
		ROTC trains college students to be officers in the Army or Army Reserve and offers scholarship money to help pay for your education.
	www.armyreserve.army.mil /ARWEB/FORSOLDIERS/TEMP-LINKS/TrainingEducLinks.htm (459 words)

	Army ROTC: Cleveland State University Undergraduate Catalog
		Students enrolled in advanced Army ROTC receive Cleveland State credit for the classes; however, the instruction is given at John Carroll.
		All students enrolled in the Advanced Program are required to attend a five-week Leadership Course at Fort Lewis, Wash., during the summer between their junior and senior year.
		Upon satisfactory completion of the advanced courses and award of the baccalaureate degree, students are commissioned as second lieutenants and serve out a military obligation of at least four years, depending on their active or reserve force assignment.
	www.csuohio.edu /undergradcatalog/specprog/army.htm (728 words)

	University of Portland
		It provides prerequisite leadership training qualifications for students desiring to earn appointments as Second Lieutenants in either the United States Army, the United States Army Reserve, or the Army National Guard.
		Army ROTC students pursue a University degree in an academic discipline of their choice, incur no obligation during their first two years of participation, and are not members of the U.S. Army, Army Reserve, or National Guard unless they are ROTC scholarship winners.
		First and second-year courses are open to any University student, and participation in ROTC only requires a few hours a week--it won't interfere with a student's required college curriculum (or social life).
	www.up.edu /armyrotc (235 words)

	Michigan Engineering \| Military Officer Education Programs \| Army
		Students who intend to enroll in the two-year program should contact the chairman by February of their sophomore year to apply for attendance at a five-week summer basic camp before enrollment in the program the following fall term.
		Students may request active duty or non-active duty assignments in the Army Reserve or National Guard.
		All Advanced Course students are obligated to four years of service which may be served in an active or reserve status depending on individual preference and Army needs and an additional four years of IRR (on call) status.
	www.engin.umich.edu /students/bulletin/military/army.html (626 words)

	RPI: Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Program benefits are available only to students who meet the requirements and standards of the particular branch of the armed forces sponsoring the ROTC unit.
		The Army ROTC program has two phases: a basic course, normally taken during the freshman and sophomore years, and an advanced course, normally taken during the junior and senior years.
		Army ROTC scholarships are awarded to high school seniors and first- and second-year Army ROTC students.
	www.rpi.edu /academics/rotc.html (691 words)

	Lifelong learning Web special introduction
		But for the Soldier (and Department of the Army civilian employee) to be mentally equipped for the future – and today’s – modular force, there’s a bedrock the Army must build on first.
		However, it became clear, as leaders examined how the Army needed to be successful on tomorrow’s battlefield, that it had to change the way it thought about when and how training was done.
		(See “networking the force” Web special.) But even if there was no emphasis on the “future force” or “network-enabled battlefield,” learning would still be important to the progress of the individual as well as the community – the Army.
	www.tradoc.army.mil /pao/Web_specials/lifelong_learning/intro.htm (1230 words)

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