New Army shifts from draft to voluntary with economic appeal
A broad survey at bases in the United States and abroad shows the All-Volunteer Force draws enlistees with education benefits and job security. Recruits cite better living conditions, training quality, and career prospects as core motivations, while recruiters face quota pressure and claims of exaggerated promises.
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Lt Col Bruce Smalley of Stowe Vermont says he lacks confidence in those available for critical moments. Set 1st Class Carl D Peer of El Paso Texas favors draft systems for balance and cross section, arguing the draft identifies the undereducated and unemployed among the unwanted. FOR LACK of a more definitive tool the Penta-
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