DTIC ADA506676: Stress Fracture and Attrition in Basic Underwater D... | |
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The Basic Underwater Demolition SEAL (BUD/S) training | |
program is a six-month rigorous program that prepares | |
trainees for specialized instruction before being | |
assigned to a SEAL team. Two major but separate issues | |
affect this program: stress fractures and attrition. | |
Stress fracture rates are around 5-9% and may lead to | |
attrition or training delays. Ultimately, only about 25% | |
of trainees complete the program. The purpose of this | |
study was to examine both stress fractures and attrition | |
outcomes among BUD/S trainees by evaluating a combination | |
of administrative records and self-reported health | |
behavior data. | |
Date Published: 2018-07-23 16:44:07 | |
Identifier: DTIC_ADA506676 | |
Item Size: 24518965 | |
Language: english | |
Media Type: texts | |
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