The privatization of military training would benefit U.S

To help address current training shortfalls, the US military services should consider a novel approach to training armed forces called "privatized training." Under a private-funding initiative, not only can training be delivered faster, but it can cost less than conventional training progr...

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Published inNational Defense Vol. 87; no. 588; p. 70
Main Author Campbell, Donald W
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Arlington National Defense Industrial Association 01.11.2002
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Military training
Privatization
United States
UK
United Kingdom
US
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Summary:To help address current training shortfalls, the US military services should consider a novel approach to training armed forces called "privatized training." Under a private-funding initiative, not only can training be delivered faster, but it can cost less than conventional training programs. Conventional wisdom suggests that the private sector can be more efficient in operating a training service, and this wisdom generally is proving true in the U.K. programs.
ISSN:0092-1491
1943-3115