New Threats Prompting Changes in the Reserves

Deseret News (Salt Lake City) › June 11, 2004

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The world and the American military establishment have changed greatly since the all-volunteer force was implemented 31 years ago, and now, during an asymmetrical global war on terrorism, the reserve forces need to change even more to meet new threats.

That is the opinion of top leaders of the nation's military reserve components who discussed reserve issues Thursday at the national convention of the Reserve Officers Association, meeting at the Little America Hotel in Salt Lake City this week.

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New Threats Prompting Changes in the Reserves

Tom Hall, assistant secretary of Defense for Reserve Affairs, joined a panel with Maj. Gen. Charles Wilson, deputy commanding general, U.S. Arm...

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