Using Simulation to Model the Army Recruiting Station with Multi-Quality Prospects

This thesis explores the application of simulation to the Army Recruiting Station. Included are the effects of leadership styles and policies, the effects of recruiters with different personality types, and differences in processing for varying types of recruits. Research included heavy emphasis into determining the effects of leadership on recruiter productivity. In addition, major changes were made to a previous simulation model. The changes allowed current research to be implemented into the simulation. This research is intended to help the United States Army Recruiting Command better understand how changes in the recruiting process and in leadership policies affect productivity.Air Force Inst of Tech Wright-Patterson AFB OH is the author of 'Using Simulation to Model the Army Recruiting Station with Multi-Quality Prospects', published 1999 under ISBN 9781423546016 and ISBN 1423546016.