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undermanning

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undermanning [ˌʌndəˈmænɪŋ] Nfalta f de personal or mano de obra suficiente
undermanning [ˌʌndərˈmænɪŋ] nsous-effectif m, manque m de personnel


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at 40-42 (discussing the effect of tight sailing schedules, undermaintenance, and undermanning on operators' decisions about whether to discharge at sea).
The concentration of aircraft in Florida strained command and support echelons; we faced critical undermanning in security, armaments, and communications; the absence of initial authorization for war-reserve stocks of conventional munitions forced TAC to scrounge; and the lack of airlift assets to support a major airborne drop necessitated the call-up of 24 reserve squadrons.
Defence officials insist Britain's armed forces can cope with their commitments after MPs warned about the risks of undermanning.
 
 
 
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