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forces.  The Ready Reserve Force--a government-owned, inactive fleet of
former commercial ships of various types--is the government&apos;s largest
source of strategic sealift capability. During the Persian Gulf War, 75
percent of the Ready Reserve Force ships could not be made ready by
their specified deadlines, mainly because of the ships&apos; poor conditions
and because of crewing problems.  This report discusses whether (1)
program changes to address these problems have improved the ships&apos;
overall readiness, (2) the readiness level of the highest priority ships
exceeds that of other strategic mobility components, and (3) a further
decline in the number of available U.S. merchant mariners would have a
long-term effect on crewing Ready Reserve Force ships.</abstract>
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