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<abstract>U.S. Army ground forces have been deployed to the Balkans since December
1995. For these deployed personnel, a tour of duty in this region poses
a significant departure from life at their home bases in terms of living
conditions and separation from family and friends. The Army has spent
over $2 billion to develop camps and implement services to sustain
deployed personnel. Much of what has been spent contributes to enhancing
soldiers&apos; quality of life. GAO examined (1) how the Army defines and
views the quality of life of deployed soldiers in the Balkans, and (2)
quality of life at three base camps in Bosnia, Kosovo, and Macedonia.
GAO found that (1) the Army defines quality of life as the provision of
equitable, adequate, and appropriate living, working, and leisure
conditions consistent with available resources and political and
military considerations, and (2) the Army is providing facilities in
keeping with its established quality of life standards. GAO further
found that a majority of soldiers were satisfied with the living
conditions and, while not viewed as one of the three most important
quality of life factors, most soldiers were satisfied with their
recreational facilities.</abstract>
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