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Book Soldier for life.
Associated Name: Institute of Land Warfare (Association of the United States Army), issuing body.
Associated Name: Association of the United States Army, publisher.
Publication year: [2014]
Language: English
Call Number UA23.A95 I7 14-06
Media class: Book
Publisher: [Arlington, Virginia?] : Association of the United States Army
Notes:
Series from web site.
"June 2014."
Series title: Torchbearer issue paper ; 14-06
Extent: 4 pages : color illustrations ; 28 cm.
Description:
This paper describes the quality of the American Army, an all-volunteer force whose premier status is due to the sacrifice of the Soldiers -- the centerpiece of the Army. Given the scope of their sacrifice, Soldiers have a reasonable right to expect that adequate resources will be available to help them make their eventual transition from military to civilian life. Soldier for Life (SFL), a program established by the Army, works to provide opportunities for Soldiers who are in transition. SFL does not provide new services to transitioning Soldiers; it synchronizes the existing resources, making them more accessible to the individual Soldier, retired Soldier, veteran and family member. Without efforts such as this, the quality of America's all-volunteer Army could suffer; it is a quality underpinned by the faith and trust of these servicemembers that their country will honor their commitment, selfless service and sacrifice by helping them to succeed in transitioning to civilian life.
Introduction -- Background -- Ongoing initiatives -- What is needed -- Conclusion.
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