Training medical logisticians: medical logistics commanders must ensure that critical medical...

In his 2004 testimony to the Senate Armed Services Committee, Lieutenant General James R. Helmly, Chief of the Army Reserve, stated, "The Army Reserve must be able to provide a variety of enlistment and retention incentives for both officer and enlisted personnel in order to attract and retain quality Soldiers." Retention is sometimes a challenge because Soldiers feel that they spend too much time performing required warrior task training on battle assembly weekends and too little time exercising their military occupational specialty (MOS) skills.

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