Although draft education is still a controversial issue in many communities, a number of high schools are accepting responsibility for providing it. (Author/(RA)

Discusses the collaborative relationships between continuing education providers and the military services. Presents a general discussion of basic organizational and administrative principles for application to individual institutional settings. (JOW)

Describes the stealth technology used by military forces and suggests student activities for exploring the topic. (SK)

Analyzes how the Tailhook Report, which was commissioned to investigate charges of sexual misconduct by naval aviators at the Tailhook Symposium, omits answering two of the three questions asked by Susan Wells that were established as necessary by precedence to avoid making conclusions that might necessitate actions that would alter the…

This article lays out U.S. Indian policy in the Great Plains during the twenty-five years after the Civil War by examining chronologically specific "players" that shaped and reshaped that policy: the U.S. Army, the President and Interior Department, Congress, religious organizations, whites in the Indian reform movement, settlers surging…

Naval aviation needs a unified standard for job-task analyses and data collection. Such a standard would facilitate consolidation of data across aviation platforms and permit evaluation of training content across phases of the training continuum. It would also make possible the construction of a training transfer evaluation system. The Navy cannot…

The Army began working in partnership with the Basic Skills Agency in 2000. This was formalised with the establishment of the Basic Skills Agency's National Support Project for the Army (2001) that contributes to the raising of basic skills standards in the Army by advising on, and assisting with, the development of the Army's basic skills policy…

This bibliography includes literature from organizations, books, articles, and newspapers. Also included is a separate list of materials for use by adults who counsel young people. Available from author at 564 w. 189th Street, New York, New York 10040. (Author/HMV)

Discusses ways of addressing superiors, inferiors and peers in a war zone setting, Vietnam 1965-70. Charts are given of address forms for enlisted men and non-commissioned officers. Also discussed are addresses during action. Degrees of intimacy for various titles are explained. (SC)

The number of engineering graduates entering the armed forces as enlisted men has steadily increased since the changes in the draft in 1967. As a result of this increase, the utilization of the enlisted engineering graduates in 1969 was incompatible with the professional development of a majority of the individuals reported. A number of…

Three United States Air Force job inventory procedures were studied in depth, categorizing task statements by duties, interviewing technical advisers for job information, and detecting bias in survey samples. Variations in the usual grouping of supervisory tasks were found to be occasionally necessary. Depending upon the career ladder surveyed,…

Contrary to Useem's argument, if the draft were resumed, it would not necessarily entail the same racial and class biases that have historically existed in compulsory military service. The draft would still be grounded, however, in the notion that the individual belongs to the state and owes it service. (Author/GC)