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The effect of mobilization on retention of enlisted reservists after Operation Desert Shield/Storm

Sheila Nataraj Kirby

1998

Breaking Ranks

Ronit Chacham

2004

When the pelican laughed

Alice Nannup

1992

Manning full-time positions in support of the Selected Reserve

Marygail K. Brauner

1991

The coal question

William Stanley Jevons, Alfred William Flux

1866

Be a marine

United States. Marine Corps

1943

The future of oil

Peter R. Odell

1980

When the war came home

Stacy Bannerman

2006

A very long weekend

William Berebitsky

1996

The Guard and Reserve in the total force

Bennie J. Wilson

1985

Out of Gas

David Goodstein

2004

Energy of Nations

Jeremy Leggett

2013

The once and future army

Dayton McCarthy

2003

Refusenik!

Susan Sontag, Peretz Kidron

2004

Sun dance

Michael Crummett

1993

Welcome home, Daddy

Carrie Weaver

2009

Consolidating active and reserve component training infrastructure

John F. Schank

1999

The regulation-induced shortage of natural gas

Paul W. MacAvoy

1970

Ever After

Karen Kingsbury

2007

America at its best

Collins, Robert F.

1989

Accidental Soldier

Richard B. Schwartz

2009

Crude Continent The Struggle For Africas Oil Prize

Duncan Clarke

2009

Life in the navy reserves

Cameron Douglas McPherson

2002

Twilight in the Desert

Matthew R. Simmons

2005

Active Component Responsibility in Reserve Component Pre- and Postmobilization Training

Pint, Ellen M., Philip Hall-Partyka, Tony Puharic et al.

2015

The coal resources of the world

International Geological Congress (12th 1913 Toronto, Ont.)

1913

Oil price shocks, market response, and contingency planning

George Horwich

1984

Suitability of missions for the Air Force Reserve components

Albert A. Robbert

2014

Indian country

Larry Krotz

1990

Reservist's money guide

P. J. Budahn

1997

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