Army recruiting crisis: Problems, responses and prognosis

Article Abstract:

The ability to acquire sufficient quantities of high-quality US Army personnel is imperative since World War II, when the United States became a superpower with global security responsibilities and in that process and the US Army have had various problems of recruiting during peacetime and wartime. The review of recruitment practices during the past 30-plus year in ways that reveal why some ploys worked well while others failed is given.

Labor force information, Personnel administration, Employee Recruitment, Dept of the Army, Active Military Personnel, Analysis, Recruiting, Employment, Military personnel, Industry hiring

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World War II NCOs

Article Abstract:

Army policy makers and planners who provide the corps of NCOs with superlative preparation has learned hard lesson from the World War II predecessors. Details of the various changes and up-gradations done in the Army NCO corps after the World War II are discussed.

Management dynamics, Military Officers, Management, Military aspects, Company business management, World War II, 1939-1945, Military leaders

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Epilogue

Article Abstract:

Robert C. Kingston, who gained fame as a second lieutenant during the Korean War for leading a task force to the Yalu River, went on to many other accomplishments in the service of his country. Kingston retired from the Army as a four-star general.

Officials and employees, Achievements and awards, Generals, Kingston, Robert C.

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