The US Citizen-Soldier's Past, Present, and Likely Future.(armed forces)

From: Parameters | Date: June 22, 2001| Author: KARSTEN, PETER | Copyright information

Recent problems in the recruiting and retention of US military personnel have prompted some to ask a series of questions: What was the "tradition" of the American citizen-soldier, and how much change in this tradition has occurred? Have basic changes in American culture occurred recently that have led to a narrowing definition of citizenship and its responsibilities" and, related to this, are we justified in describing current problems in recruiting an all-volunteer force as ones t...

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