On the recordMay 2, 2017
We fear our military lacks the capability to attract, use, and keep the unconventional, technical, and cutting-edge talents and skills that it needs to meet future threats and new realities.
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congress.govJames M. Talent: “We fear our military lacks the capability to attract, use, and keep the unconventional, technical, and cutting-edge…”
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Concern about the military's ability to retain necessary skills for future challenges.
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