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B-175773 1 (1973-05-31)

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                   UNITED STATES GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE
                          WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548

FEDERAL PERSONNELAD AN
COMPENSATION DIVISION


    B-175773                                    MAY 3 1 1973



    The Honorable                                     LM096344

    The Secretary of Defense

    Dear Mr. Secretary:

         We have completed a survey of the miniL ary-serviggs'
    npnresA..dntt7ining-pro-rams. Our prime interest was to de-
    termine how these programs are managed and used. Most of our
    information came from questionnaires sent to 35 nonresident
    training schools and from detailed data on the Army's non-
    resident programs.
         The enrollment, completions, and cost for each service
    during fiscal year 1972 follow.

      Service          Enrollment       Completions       Cost

                                                        (millions)

    Army                  238,400          50,100        $11.8
    Navy                   86,900          42,100           1.7
    Air Force             338,500         204,400           4.1
    Marine Corps          122,700          62,400           1.8

        Total             786,500         359,000        $19.4

        Nonresident training programs need (1) to have a uniform
    policy on completion goals, (2) to avoid course duplication,
    (3) to improve cost reporting, and (4) to consider consolidat-
    ing the Army's administrative functions. These points tend to
    support observations by the House Armed Services Committee in
    its 1972 hearings. The Committee noted a lack of training
    cost information and the need to consolidate training to re-
    duce costs. Therefore we are advising you of our observations
    at this time so you can give these matters prompt attention.

         One of the major purposes for the nonresident programs is
    to provide skill training to those unable to participate in

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