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Armed forces continuous attitude survey: 2012

Results from the 2012 armed forces continuous attitude survey (AFCAS).

From:
Ministry of Defence
Published
23 August 2012

Documents

Armed forces continuous attitude survey (AFCAS) report 2012

PDF, 3.66 MB, 388 pages

Armed forces continuous attitude survey 2012: section 01 tables

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Armed forces continuous attitude survey 2012: section 02 tables

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Armed forces continuous attitude survey 2012: section 03 tables

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Armed forces continuous attitude survey 2012: section 04 tables

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Armed forces continuous attitude survey 2012: section 05 tables

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Armed forces continuous attitude survey 2012: section 06 tables

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Armed forces continuous attitude survey 2012: section 07 tables

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Armed forces continuous attitude survey 2012: section 08 tables

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Armed forces continuous attitude survey 2012: section 09 tables

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Armed forces continuous attitude survey 2012: section 10 tables

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Armed forces continuous attitude survey 2012: section 11 tables

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Armed forces continuous attitude survey 2012: section 12 tables

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Armed forces continuous attitude survey (AFCAS) 2012: background quality report

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Details

It is important for the Ministry of Defence and the single services to understand the opinions and attitudes of service personnel. The annual armed forces continuous attitude survey (AFCAS) is one of the main ways to gather information on the views and experiences of our personnel. The information from this survey helps shape policies for training, support, and the terms and conditions of service.

Published 23 August 2012

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