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<abstract>Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO reviewed the use and
development of gender-neutral occupational performance standards in the
military services, focusing on how the services implement and evaluate
standards.&lt;p/&gt;GAO found that: (1) each service takes a different approach to screening
members&apos; physical fitness; (2) the Air Force is the only service that
requires new recruits to take a strength aptitude test; (3) the Air
Force uses the results to qualify individuals for their military
occupations; (4) the services believe that their approaches to assigning
members to physically demanding tasks are appropriate, because they
receive few complaints from members about such tasks; (5) the services
have few data to assess a members&apos; capability to perform tasks; (6) the
Army has systematically collected physical performance data since 1989;
(7) the data show that at least 84 percent of the Army members had no
problems in completing their tasks; (8) a 1994-1995 survey determined
that 51 to 79 percent of members have no problem in completing
physically demanding tasks; and (9) the validity of the Air Force&apos;s
strength aptitude test is questionable because of concerns about the
administration, accuracy, and relevance of the tests&apos; physical
requirements.</abstract>
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