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Review of Extant Literature and Existing Efforts |
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Interviews and Site Visits |
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Organization of the Report |
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Chapter Two Air Traffic Control, AFSC 1C1X1 |
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Chapter Three Combat Control, AFSC 1C2X1 |
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Effect of Having Officers on the Team |
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Chapter Four Operations Intelligence, AFSC 1N0X1 |
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Comparison Between Operations Intelligence and Imagery Analysis |
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Chapter Five Far East and Middle East Linguists, AFSCs 1N3X4X and 1N3X5X |
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29 | (1) |
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The Importance of Motivation |
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Training Squadron Support: Academic and Military Leadership |
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Language Proficiency Testing |
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Chapter Six Network Intelligence Analysis, AFSC 1N4X1 |
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Chapter Seven Aerospace Ground Equipment, AFSC 2A6X2 |
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Washbacks Versus Attrition |
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Chapter Eight Pararescue, AFSC 1T2X1 |
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48 | (4) |
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Chapter Nine Explosive Ordnance Disposal, AFSC 3E8X1 |
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Chapter Ten Cross-Cutting Issues |
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Comments with Respect to Military Training Leaders |
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Possible Modification of the Phase Program |
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Demands and Expectations of Military Service |
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Implications for Resilience |
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Chapter Eleven Final Thoughts |
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C Results of Questionnaire Data |
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D The Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery, Physical Ability and Stamina Test, and Federal Aviation Administration Air Traffic Selection and Training Test |
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E Trainees' Perceptions of Injustice |
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93 | (8) |
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G Aerospace Ground Equipment Personnel Mathematical Training Model |
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H Length of the Technical Training Program |
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| Bibliography |
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