An Analysis of the effects of varying male and female force levels
By: prepared for the USAF Special Study Team, Headquarters, United States Air Force ; [for submission to AF/MPZ Special Study Team]
Contributors: AF/MPZ Special Study Team; Syllogistics, Inc; Unicon Research Corporation
Publisher: Syllogistics, Inc.; Unicon Research Corporation
Published: 1985
Place of publication: Springfield, Va; [Santa Monica, Calif.?]
Language: eng
Subjects: United States. -- Air Force -- Recruiting, enlistment, etc; United States. -- Air Force -- Personnel management
Other titles: United States Air Force personnel force composition study
Notes: "Final report."

Cover title

"United States Air Force personnel force composition study."

"March 1985."

"February 11, 1985"--Added t.p

Description based on Annex 3

Bibliography: p. 97-101 (Annex 3)
Table of contents: value: Annex 3. The prospects for military enlistments: an assessment; value: Annex 1. A model to simulate the expected mix of men and women for Air Force enlistment; value: Annex 2. A dynamic model to estimate availability for military service of American youth, age 18 to 23, through the year 2000; value: Annex 3. The prospects for military enlistments: an assessment; value: Annex 4. Reducing the Air Force male enlistment requirement: effects on recruiting prospects of the other services / Richard Buddin, Christina Witsberger; value: Annex 5. Organizational assessment study / [prepared by Systems Research and Applications Corporation]