Army Guard Recruiting Falling Short, Active-Duty Soldiers: ; Have Less Incentive to Switch, General Says
Charleston Daily Mail › September 25, 2004
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WASHINGTON - The Army National Guard will fall 5,000 soldiers short of its recruiting goal this year, in part because fewer in the active-duty force are switching to part-time service, knowing how frequently Guard units are being dispatched to war zones, the Guard's top general said.
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Army Guard Recruiting Falling Short, Active-Duty Soldiers: ; Have Less Incentive to Switch, General Says
Army Lt. Gen. H. Steven Blum, chief of the National Guard Bureau, said in an Associated Press interview that he's concerned by the sho...
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