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The Therapy Sessions
Monday, August 16, 2004
 

The re-enlistment "problem"


It is stated with irritating frequency that there is no way that US can continue to tackle all of its commitments abroad with a volunteer force.

Some politicians call for the draft to be reinstated; others says we just bring the soldiers home.

You'd think that they'd pick up a newspaper once in a while: Army on track to meet goal of re-enlisted soldiers

- posted by total @ 8/16/2004 04:45:00 AM .

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