Word: civilianizes
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...hostilities, at least two and one-half million men. There is no magic in this figure. It corresponds to what, a few years ago, was acknowledged to be the approximate "peacetime" level of the armed forces, less one or two hundred thousand that we believe might be replaced by civilian employees during the coming years. Nobody can exactly estimate the pay scale required to reach this goal; but pay scales must be set with some goal in mind, and this should be the goal...
...More Civilian Employees
Paying young men more nearly what they are worth in the civilian economy can have other benefits, through a better appreciation within the military services that drafted men are not cheap resources...
...energetic and continuous effort should be made to replace uniformed men with civilian employees, male and female, in all of those tasks in which the discipline, the traditions, and the other qualities associated with uniformed armed forces, are not essential. This may cost more; if so, we have been using the draft to save ourselves money by putting civilans in uniform...
...half, in the 94th Aero Squadron's 1st Patrol Pursuit Group, he won an outstanding reputation, as well as the Croix de Guerre and admission to the Legion d'Honneur. After 12 years' retirement in Peru as a sugar planter and producer, Campbell worked in military and civilian aviation. Harvard, he writes in the 50-year Class Report, "is a place where men are expected to do things with their lives...