Army readiness reporting systems, 1945-2003 /
"The U.S. Army before 1945 did not have and did not need a formal readiness reporting system. After World War II, however, it found itself committed to large-scale deployments in Europe and in the Pacific, commitments that with the Cold War would continue for the next 45 years. The demands of t...
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| Format: | Government Document Book |
| Language: | English |
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Washington, D.C :
Center of Military History, United States Army,
2018.
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| Series: | CMH pub ;
70-130. |
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Table of Contents:
- From an Expansible Army to an Expeditionary Army, 1945-1953. From World War to Cold War, 1945-1950
- Korea : wartime readiness dilemmas, 1950-1953
- Ourt of the Shadows and Into the Spotlight, 1953-1965. In the Shadows, 1953-1961
- In the spotlight, 1961-1965
- Vietnam and the Collapse of Readiness, 1965-1972. AR 220-1
- Wartime reporting mechanisms
- Reserve components
- Rebuilding and Sustaining Readiness, 1973-1991. Downward spiral, 1973-1981
- Readiness renaissance, 1981-1991
- Readiness in a Post-Cold War World, 1992-2003. The erosion of readiness
- The erosion of trust in readiness reporting
- Revising AR 220-1
- The credibility crisis
- Readiness reporting for a new century
- Readiness reporting in perspective.