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Article I - Name
The name of this organization shall be the Military Testing Association.
Article Ii - Purpose
The Purpose of this Association shall be to:
A. Assemble representatives of the various armed services of the United States
and such other nations as might request to discuss and exchange ideas concerning
assessment of military personnel.
B. Review, study, and discuss the mission, organization, operations. and research
activities of the various associated organizations engaged in military personnel
assessment.
C. Foster improved personnel assessment through exploration and presentation
of new techniques and procedures for behavioral measurement, occupational
analysis, manpower analysis, simulation modeIs, training programs, selection
methodology, survey and feedback systems.
D. Promote cooperation in the exchange of assessment procedures, techniques
and instruments.
E. Promote the assessment of military personnel as a scientific adjunct to
modern military personnel management within the military and professional
community.
Article I1 I - Participation
The following categories shall constitute membership within the MTA:
A. Primary Membership.
1. All active duty military and civilian personnel permanently assigned to an
agency of the associated armed services having primary responsibility for assessment
for personnel systems.
2. All civilian and active duty military personnel permanently assigned to an
organization exercising direct command over an agency of the associated armed
services holding primary responsibility for assessment ofmilitary personnel.
B. Associate Membership.
1. Membership in this category will be extended to permanent personnel of
governmental organizations engaged in activities that parallel those of the primary
membership. Associate members shall be entitled to all privileges of primary
members with the exception of membership on the Steering Committee. This
restriction may be waived by the majority vote of the Steering Cornmi ttee.
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