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    Quote Originally Posted by Ken White View Post
    Not really that hard -- but very difficult in an egalitarian democracy that is perhaps overly concerned with 'fairness.'
    I think you mix up poor decisionmaking with the phony justifications of the poor decisionmakers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fuchs View Post
    I think you mix up poor decisionmaking with the phony justifications of the poor decisionmakers.
    That there is poor decision making is without doubt -- that some of that is forced by our Congress' insistence on 'fairness' and 'objectivity' in the recruiting, selection and promotion processes should not be doubted by anyone. Add to that Congress' long standing reluctance if not flat refusal to fund much of anything to do with mobilization and the Army's belief that it must have in place work arounds to provide for that eventuality and you have a personnel system that is not only fails to be conducive to good decisions, it is inimical to them.

    Road to hell, good intentions and all that...

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