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<abstract>The Dayton Peace Accords, signed in December 1995, are designed to end
years of hostilities in the former Yugoslavia. One part of the accords
involves the deployment of a NATO-led coalition in Bosnia to carry out
the peace agreement. In February 1998, NATO voted to continue the
mission in Bosnia indefinitely. This report examines how the military
(1) has provided the needed capabilities for the operation thus far and
(2) plans to provide them in the future. GAO also examines the
President&apos;s ability to call up reserves under his presidential selected
reserve call-up authority. GAO focuses on the Army and the Air Force
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