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Assessing the effects of individual augmentation (IA) on active component Navy Enlisted and Officer Retention
This report summarizes the results of an analysis of whether individual augmentation (IA) deployment affects retention rates for Navy enlisted personnel and junior officers. The analysis compared retention rates between those personnel who have been deployed via IA to equivalent cohorts of Navy pers
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