The purpose of this study in the empirical analysis by individual personality of the volunteer soldiers, and "Air Force Volunteer Soldiers" as a case study, research and analysis intention to affect the expiry of the statutory length of civilian service to stay in the camp of the period by thisempirical results, and then provide the relevant departments of the national army to refer.This research adopts the investigation method of the questionnaire to collect the data. Mainly regard "Air Force Volunteer Soldiers" as the research object. Because of the fewer number of volunteer officers and soldiers trained by the Air Force Aviation Technology School, and is subject to investigation to the time when the actual questionnaires, so the recovery of the questionnaire is 200.According to the results and findings, of study, sum up the conclusion as follows 1. Air Force Volunteer Soldiers with a high degree of personality for emotional stability. 2. Air Force Volunteer Soldiers in a high degree of organizational commitment. 3. Significant difference in the personality of different background Air Force Volunteer Soldiers. 4. Significant difference in the personality of different background Air Force Volunteer Soldiers. 5. Different background of the Air Force Volunteer Soldiers in degree of organizational commitment are significantly different. 6. Air Force Volunteer Soldiers between personality traits and organizational commitment were significantly related. 7. Air Force Volunteer Soldiers personality predict the organizational commitment.

This study has presented a history of the early development, design, and construction of the Marion, Indiana Branch of the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers. A general history of the institution of the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers provides the context for the establishment of the Marion Home. A historical review of the selection of the Marion site, its layout plan, design and construction of buildings, and landscape design between 1888 and 1900 was then provided. The development of the Marion Home is next compared with the 1890's developmental history of the Central Branch in Dayton, Ohio and the first ten years of the Danville, Illinois Branch in order to assess commonalities and differences in construction among three homes during the same period. In the conclusion, the evidence suggests that the layout and architectural design of three homes had many similarities during the 1890s and the turn of twentieth century. / Department of Architecture