Recruiting in the military is similar to that in civilian life inone respect: once there, people need incentives to stay.

And the military brass, knowing the value of its longest-servingmilitary personnel, has decided that it wants to up the ante toretain those potential career servicemembers and modify its new“blended” retirement plan that hasn’t even taken effectyet.

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