For point of reference, at the time that President Trump took office, the number of non uniform personnel in the Department of war was about 770,000. There was a buyout situation, which they reduced that number by about 80,000. And since that time, they felt there were certain positions that they had to refill that they probably shouldn't let go. So right now they're sitting around 705,000. (00:24–00:29)
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States a buyout reduced the Department of War's non-uniform personnel by about 80,000.
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