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DTIC ADA194547: Can the Unit Manning System Sustain in War
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In the early 1980s the Army committed to developing a
peacetime unit replacement system to change the way it
manned the force. The COHORT experiment became the focus
for unit replacements and supposedly pointed the path to
a wartime replacement system based on units rather than
individuals. The Wartime Replacement System Study (WTRSS)
developed a concept for unit replacement operations and
provided conclusions and recommendations for implementing
a new system. However, there were numerous problems and
impediments for successfully implementing a unit manning
system that could sustain and be sustained in war. This
study closely examines the recommendations of the WTRSS
and focuses on those issues which appear to be
warstoppers and questions the feasibility and
desirability of converting to a unit manning system as
opposed to continuing with the individual replacement
system. It reviews the descriptions and definitions of
the current system as well as the proposed system. It
also looks at the current COHORT sustainment model as a
possible pathfinder for transition to a unit manning
system in war.
Date Published: 2018-02-18 01:53:58
Identifier: DTIC_ADA194547
Item Size: 17590410
Language: english
Media Type: texts
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