DOD's civilian workforce downsizing efforts in the 1990s were not oriented toward shaping the makeup of the workforce, which resulted in significant imbalances in terms of shape, skills, and retirement eligibility of its workforce.
Bordallo critiques DOD's past downsizing strategy and its impacts.
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