| Troops' thoughts
in Iraq (Click here to return to series index page) Stars and Stripes collected 1,935 questionnaires from servicemembers in Iraq between Aug. 10 and Aug. 31. The people who returned a survey make up a group known as a convenience sample, which means they represent the views only of those filling out the survey and do not necessarily represent the views of every servicemember in Iraq. As a result, there is no margin of error within these results. A number of steps were taken to verify accurate inputting of information. Some percentages may not total 100 percent due to rounding. 1. How do you rate the overall living conditions at your base?
2. How often do you have access to any post exchange facilities?
3. How do you rate the post exchange facilities?
4. How would you rate your health since you arrived in the Middle East?
5. How would you rate the health care services available to you in the Middle East?
6. How would you rate your chain of command's ability to give you the materials you need to accomplish your mission?
7. How concerned is your chain of command about your living conditions?
8. How effective is your command at making improvements?
9. How likely is it that you will stay in the military after your current obligation is complete?
10. How do you rate the mail delivery system in the Middle East?
11. How worthwhile do you think fighting this war was for America?
12. How clearly defined is your mission?
13. How do you rate your unit's morale?
14. How closely is what you're doing now related to your training?
15. How much training did you receive for your current mission?
16. How do you rate your personal morale?
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