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An analysis of the Coast Guard enlisted attrition
In this thesis, survival analysis is used to study US Coast Guard enlisted attrition behavior in terms of individual personnel characteristics such as sex, marital status, race, paygrade and rating. Results obtained based on 8 years of historical data from FY83 to FY90 are as follows: males and marr
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