Abstract
Abstract : The 2000 Survey of Reserve Component Personnel (RCS) gathers information about personal and military background, family composition, economic status, preparedness, mobilizations and deployments, retention plans, spouse and member labor force experience, satisfaction with aspects of Guard and Reserve life, and other quality of life issues. Together with the 1999 Active Duty Surveys of Members and Spouses, the RCS provide a comprehensive picture of the Total Force. This effort is a follow-on to the 1986 and 1992 Reserve Components Surveys.
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