In-Depth Analysis of the Survey of Army Families (1991-1992), Volume 2 - Thematic Analysis of Spouses' Comments

The 1991 Survey of Army Families (SAF) was sent out to a sample of 14,538 Army civilian spouses. The survey focused on many of the same topics as in the 1987 Survey of Army Families: housing and transportation; relocation; family programs and services; medical care; children; work experience; backgr...

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Main Authors: Durand, Doris B, Larison, Cindy L, Rosenberg, Florence R
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
ARMY PERSONNEL
ATTITUDES(PSYCHOLOGY)
BACKGROUND
CHILDREN
CIVILIAN PERSONNEL
DEPLOYMENT
FAMILY MEMBERS
FAMILY SUPPORT GROUPS
FINANCE
HOUSING(DWELLINGS)
LIVING STANDARDS
MEDICAL SERVICES
MILITARY DOWNSIZING
Military Forces and Organizations
MILITARY OPERATIONS
OPERATION DESERT SHIELD
OPERATION DESERT STORM
PATRIOTISM
Personnel Management and Labor Relations
Psychology
REACTION(PSYCHOLOGY)
RELOCATION
SEPARATION
SURVEYS
THEMATIC ANALYSIS
TRANSPORTATION
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Summary:The 1991 Survey of Army Families (SAF) was sent out to a sample of 14,538 Army civilian spouses. The survey focused on many of the same topics as in the 1987 Survey of Army Families: housing and transportation; relocation; family programs and services; medical care; children; work experience; background of respondent; background of soldier spouse. However, a substantial portion of the current survey introduced a new topic - family issues specifically related to Operation Desert Shield/Storm (ODS): deployment/relocation and separation, family reunion after ODS, spouses not deployed/relocated for ODS, and family support groups. ADA311348 ADA311350