The panel strongly supports a gender-integrated military force, said committee chair former Kansas Sen. Nancy Kassebaum Baker. We feel strongly that even more areas should be made open to women in the military and salute the advances that have been made over the past several years in that regard as doors have been opened. The services have 90 days to respond to Cohen. Committee recommendations touch on recruiting, training cadre, basic training organization and requirements, and teaching professional relationships. The members also address advanced schooling, values training and training resources.
Training is a building-block process that starts with a quality recruit.
One aspect that will affect all service members is the panel's recommendation that the services make basic training tougher. It urges the Army and Air Force to develop similar events. The panel says advanced military training should maintain high standards of discipline and military bearing through the training cycle. Gen. Donald R. Gardner. The services should keep that continuum high.