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Peter Ogden

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Jul/Aug
2006
Jets or GIs? How Best to Address the Military's Manpower Shortage
Lawrence J. Korb, Peter Ogden, and Frederick W. Kagan

The U.S. military needs more manpower, badly. And this means reordering budgets, putting troops over technology. Or does it?

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