On the recordMarch 27, 2012
As these soldiers progress through the 400-day process, they are obviously nondeployable and count toward the Army's overall end strength.
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congress.govKay Hagan: “As these soldiers progress through the 400-day process, they are obviously nondeployable and count toward the Army's…”
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Senator Hagan asked about the impact of soldiers in the DES on Army strength.
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