Design for a prototype Marine Corps officer staffing model.
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This thesis is a design of an officer allocation model for the United States Marine
Corps. It is a prototype software system that supports the modeling of various officer
assignment policies. Officer allocation is the mapping of officer types to classes of
billets. Assignment is the matching of a particular officer to a specific billet. This
thesis examines the current officer allocation capability and proposes the design of a
software system that will permit those making assignments the capability to define the
type of allocation model that will best support their needs.
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