Education and Training of Women in the United States Military: A Study of Primary Leadership Institutions.

摘要

Using a cadet attitudinal survey, the success of women integrating into the military has been measured for the classes of 1988, 1989 and 1990. Although individual statistics of each class vary, average results for men in agreement that integration has been a success is less than 50 percent, while women's rating were greater than 55 percent. Clearly, the constraint is that the other half of the Corps believed things are not going well. However, West Point has structured a cadet-mentor program wherein a fourth class cadet is sponsored by a third class cadet. This new program of military leadership is directed to develop a Common Military Experience. The GAO report on the academies pointed out that West Point and Annapolis. 'Through recent changes appear to have had some success in reducing hazing type treatment.'