On the recordJanuary 14, 2009
I believe the temporary increase in Army end-strength is critical to sustain manning levels of deploying forces and reduce stress on our soldiers and their families.
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congress.govI believe the temporary increase in Army end-strength is critical to sustain manning levels of deploying forces and reduce stress on our soldiers and their families.
McHugh emphasizes the importance of increasing Army personnel to support deployed forces.
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