Name: Bend But Do Not Break. Shaping the Future of the All-Volunteer Force
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Author: Carrie A. Lee;Max Z. Margulies;Keith L. Carter;Katherine L. ) Kuzminski;Jason Dempsey;Jaron S. Wharton
ISBN: 9780197821114

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Bend But Do Not Break. Shaping the Future of the All-Volunteer Force

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Oxford University Press Inc

Autor

Carrie A. Lee;Max Z. Margulies;Keith L. Carter;Katherine L. ) Kuzminski;Jason Dempsey;Jaron S. Wharton

Año

2026

N° páginas

284

Encuadernación

Tapa Dura

Dimensiones

23.50 x 15.60 cm

ISBN13

9780197821114

Bend But Do Not Break. Shaping the Future of the All-Volunteer Force

Carrie A. Lee;Max Z. Margulies;Keith L. Carter;Katherine L. ) Kuzminski;Jason Dempsey;Jaron S. Wharton (Autor) · Oxford University Press Inc · Tapa Dura

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The American military's All-Volunteer Force (AVF) recently celebrated its 50th anniversary. At the time of the post-Vietnam War move to end American military conscription, it was unclear whether a force comprised solely of volunteers could effectively meet the nation's security needs. Yet over the past twenty years, the AVF has grown larger, more generously resourced, and more capable than it had ever previously been absent an active major conflict. In Bend But Do Not Break, a broad range of experts assess the long-term viability of the AVF. To do this, they address a host of challenges facing the AVF and, by extension, the politicized environment in which it operates. An informed and balanced look at the AVF, this book considers the future of the force and asks the wider question of whether it continues to serve the needs of national security or individuals in the military.