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COMMAND CLIMATE AND THE EFFECTS ON RETENTION
The Marine Corps has struggled to retain the Marines needed and thus meet the retention mission that is critical for maintaining necessary end strength. This research identifies command climate variables that could affect the retention rate and analyzes related data to better understand retention dy
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