On the recordFebruary 3, 2015
The establishment of a four-star Joint Readiness Command (JRC) to oversee joint readiness, especially medical readiness, is intended to fill a critical gap, rather than increase bureaucracy.
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Buyer explains the purpose of a new Joint Readiness Command to improve medical readiness.
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