Promoting airmen with the potential to lead : a study of the Air Force master sergeant promotion system /

"As operations become more jointly connected with other military services and the Air Force becomes smaller, there is concern that more leadership responsibility and authority is being pushed down to noncommissioned officers. As the first level of senior noncommissioned officers, the ability of...

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Main Authors:	Keller, Kirsten M (Author), Keller, Kirsten M. (Author)
Corporate Author:	Project Air Force (U.S.) (sponsoring body)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Santa Monica, Calif. : Rand Corporation, [2014]
Series:	[Research report] ; RR-581-AF
Subjects:	United States > Air Force > Non-commissioned officers > Promotions. United States > Air Force > Personnel management. United States > Air Force. Leadership Armed Forces > Personnel management United States
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