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Executive Summary
For
over 224 years, The Army — active component (AC),
Army National Guard (ARNG), U.S. Army Reserve (USAR),
and Army civilians — has provided landpower capabilities
to promote and protect our Nation's interests. Today,
the National Security Strategy (NSS) and National Military
Strategy (NMS) require forces that are responsive and
dominant across the full spectrum of operations.
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commitment of our people has been and will always be the
heart and soul of our Army's readiness. Our future readiness
to cope with full-spectrum challenges is inextricably
linked to the well being of our people — soldiers,
civilians, veterans, and their families — all of
whom selflessly serve our Nation.
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Army has excess infrastructure that is inadequate for
mission requirements. It also has significant requirements
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Army Recruiting Command Announces Special Forces
Recruiting Initiative
WASHINGTON
(Army News Release, Jan. 25, 2002) — This month
the U.S. Army Recruiting Command restores a 36-year-old
Army program allowing highly qualified, motivated young
men to apply directly for Special Forces upon enlistment.
The original Special Forces recruiting program began
in 1952 and ended in 1988, when the Army began selecting
soldiers for Special Forces through in-service programs.
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eArmyU Meets First-Year Goals and Expands in 2002
WASHINGTON
(Army News Release, Jan. 25, 2002) — The Department
of the Army announced today that eArmyU, the pacesetting
virtual university for enlisted soldiers, enrolled more
than 12,000 soldiers in online college degree courses
in 2001 and will expand to two additional Army installations
in Colorado and Washington next month. Plans are underway
to expand to additional Army installations later this
year.
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'Soldiers' Announces Its 2002 Almanac
WASHINGTON
(Army News Service, Dec. 17, 2001) — "SOLDIERS"
magazine's 2002 Almanac is scheduled for distribution
throughout the Army beginning the last week in December.
The Almanac, which is a special January issue of "Soldiers,"
contains a graphic "Year in Review" of key events
that shaped the Army in 2001 plus facts and figures, special
inserts, and "This is Our Army," a photographic
look at soldiers at work and play.
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Army activates new Accessions Command
FORT MONROE, Va.
(Army News Service, March 26, 2002) — The U.S. Army
Accessions Command was activated March 25 to oversee recruiting
and training of both enlisted soldiers and officers.
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OMPF Online Expands To Captains, Staff Sergeants
WASHINGTON
(Army
News Service, Jan. 31, 2002) — Captains and staff
sergeants who are being considered for promotion this
spring and summer will soon be able to review their
Official Military Personnel Files online.
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More Installations To Privatize Housing
WASHINGTON
(Army News Service, Jan. 22, 2002) — Eight more Army
installations will soon begin the process of privatizing
their family housing under the Residential Communities
Initiative.
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'Black Hawk Down' Reflects Army Values
WASHINGTON
(Army News Service, Jan. 16, 2002—
The
values of valor and self-sacrifice demonstrated by actors
playing Delta Force troopers and Army rangers in "Black
Hawk Down" are the same values being shown by soldiers
around the world today, Secretary of the Army Thomas
E. White said.
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Commentary: Single-Parent Soldiers Truly 'Army of
One'
WASHINGTON
(Army News Service, Jan. 16, 2002) — Being a
sole parent in the military is a lot of things: demanding,
difficult, challenging; but the one thing it isn't --
is impossible.
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Study Seeks Civilians' Views On Training, Leadership
WASHINGTON
(Army News Service, Jan. 10, 2002) — More than 95,000
Army civilians will be asked to complete a survey in what
some say is an unprecedented attempt to include civilian
input with military findings in the final phase of the
Army Training and Leader Development Panel study.
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Under Secretary Sees Morale High Among
Deployed Troops
WASHINGTON
(Army News Service, Jan. 8, 2002) — Bad weather on
the Uzbekistan-Afghan border Christmas Eve turned out
to be a blessing, said Under Secretary of the Army Les
Brownlee, because it allowed him to spend the holiday
with soldiers in Afghanistan.
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More Schools To Teach BNCOC, ANCOC Common Core
FORT MONROE, Va.
(Army News Service, Jan. 4, 2002) — More schools
in The Army School System will begin teaching the stand-alone
common core for basic and advanced NCO courses in a
pilot program beginning in January.
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