Department of Defense Reports for October 2005

• GAO-06-111 - Reserve Forces (2005-10-04)
  Plans Needed to Improve Army National Guard Equipment Readiness and Better Integrate Guard into Army Force Transformation Initiatives
• GAO-06-113T - DOD's High-Risk Areas (2005-10-06)
  High-Level Commitment and Oversight Needed for DOD Supply Chain Plan to Succeed
• GAO-06-31 - Information Security (2005-10-07)
  The Defense Logistics Agency Needs to Fully Implement Its Security Program
• GAO-06-125 - Force Structure (2005-10-18)
  Assessments of Navy Reserve Manpower Requirements Need to Consider the Most Cost-effective Mix of Active and Reserve Manpower to Meet Mission Needs
• GAO-06-179T - Rebuilding Iraq (2005-10-18)
  Enhancing Security, Measuring Program Results, and Maintaining Infrastructure Are Necessary to Make Significant and Sustainable Progress
• GAO-06-128R - Defense Health Care (2005-10-19)
  Health Insurance Stipend Program Expected to Cost More Than TRICARE But Could Improve Continuity of Care for Dependents of Activated Reserve Component Members
• GAO-06-60 - Military Personnel (2005-10-19)
  Federal Management of Servicemember Employment Rights Can Be Further Improved
• GAO-06-144 - Contract Management (2005-10-19)
  Further Action Needed to Improve Veterans Affairs Acquisition Function
• GAO-06-50R - American Battle Monuments Commission (2005-10-20)
  New Approach to Forecasting Exchange Rates for its Foreign Currency Fluctuation Account
• GAO-06-170T - Reserve Forces (2005-10-20)
  Army National Guard's Role, Organization, and Equipment Need to be Reexamined
• GAO-06-89R - Official U.S. Representation at Government-Sponsored Public Policy Forums (2005-10-21)
  
• GAO-06-15 - Results-Oriented Government (2005-10-21)
  Practices That Can Help Enhance and Sustain Collaboration among Federal Agencies
• GAO-06-141 - Military Readiness (2005-10-25)
  DOD Needs to Identify and Address Gaps and Potential Risks in Program Strategies and Funding Priorities for Selected Equipment
• GAO-06-29R - Some Improvements Have Been Made in DOD's Annual Training Range Reporting but It Still Fails to Fully Address Congressional Requirements (2005-10-25)
  
• GAO-06-105 - Military Personnel (2005-10-27)
  Top Management Attention Is Needed to Address Long-standing Problems with Determining Medical and Physical Fitness of the Reserve Force