As the war continued, the manpower shortages continued.
As the war progressed, the manpower shortages were getting more severe.
In the immediate post-war years, neither manpower, supplies, nor financing was available to undertake repairs on a larger scale.
Finally, attacking Iraq would undermine the war on terrorism, diverting manpower, money and attention from the fight against Al Qaeda.
American officials said that Hanoi had been plagued by eco nomic difficulties arising from resources spent on the war, a shortage of manpower, war weariness and quarrels among the leadership.
Lawmakers voted 50 to 45 against a proposal by Senator Barbara Boxer, Democrat of California, to require the administration to report monthly on the war's costs, the manpower involved, the level of participating foreign troops and international aid, casualties and rebuilding contracts in excess of $10 million.
In the last year of the war, as available German manpower dwindled, Meyer and his fellow Hitler Jugend officers made the most strenuous efforts to whip seventeen- and eighteen-year-olds into a fanatical fighting force.
Still, Armenia played a valuable role in the war in providing food, manpower and war matériel.
His tenure as DCAS coincided with the most significant rearmament program the Air Force had undertaken since World War II, and with manpower shortages stemming from this expansion and from Australia's increasing involvement in the security of South East Asia.
With the formal military reforms of Gaius Marius in 107 BC, intended to combat a shortage of manpower from wars against Jugurtha in Africa and Germanic tribes to the north, the different classes of units were done away with entirely.
In the latter half of 1943 the Australian Government decided, with MacArthur's agreement, that the size of the military would be decreased to release manpower for war-related industries which were important to supplying Britain and US forces in the Pacific.
