2998|NATIONAL DEFENSE AND ARMED FORCES (X)

— Scale of assessment of different professions: lawyer, career military, merchant, police, doctor,... — Nationalist sentiment. — Feeling of pride of being Spanish. — Feeling produced by the Spanish flag, the national anthem and the Castro acts. — Situations, ideas and beliefs for which you would be willing to risk your life. — Willingness to participate voluntarily in the defense of the country in case of military attack. — Scale of importance of a series of risks and threats to the security of Spain. — Opinion on the three values that must prevail in a military. — Assessment of the future of armies. — Opinion on the influence of the actions of the Armed Forces on the international prestige of a country. Influence in the Spanish case. — Degree of interest with which he follows the news, and often with which he talks with people close to him, about the Armed Forces. — Personal valuation of the Spanish Armed Forces. — Assessment of the degree of readiness of the Spanish Armed Forces to defend Spain from an attack from another country. Comparison with the degree of preparation they had 5 years ago. — Evaluation of the current preparation of the Spanish Armed Forces: professional training and volume of human and material resources. — Evaluation of the volume of troops that the Spanish Armed Forces have. — Evaluation of the Defense Budget. — Comparison of the budget allocated to the Spanish Armed Forces with that of European countries. — Opinion on the participation of women in combat positions. — Positioning before the access of legal aliens to the Armed Forces. Aspects that determine the possibility of their access. — Assessment of Spain’s membership of NATO. — Agreement with the participation of Spain in peace missions and the evolution of its opinion on the Armed Forces after the missions. — Existence of countries and international conflicts that may pose a risk to the security of Spain. — Opinion on the internationalisation of the Spanish Armed Forces. — Scale of political ideology of the interviewee. — Voter turnout and recall in 2008 general elections. — More direct relationship of the interviewee with the Armed Forces — Possession of a family member who is/has been a military. Degree of kinship with the interviewee. — Religious religiosity and practice of the person interviewed. — Employment status of the person interviewed. — Household income. — Moment of acquisition of Spanish nationality. Level of knowledge of Spanish of the interviewee and attributed by the interviewee. TO YOUNG PEOPLE AGED 16 TO 28: — More important motivation to choose the military profession. — Scale of importance that the interviewee attaches to different factors to become professional soldiers. — Probability of considering being a professional soldier. Reasons for considering it or not, and if so in the short or long term. — Knowledge of any person in their environment who is considering becoming a professional soldier. — Knowledge of the military career. — Choice of destination type within the military career for women. — Acceptance of a partner in combat positions for men. OVER 29 YEARS OF AGE: — Probability of thinking about becoming a volunteer reservist. — Attitude to the assumption that a child decided to become a professional soldier. Reason for this attitude. — Attitude to the assumption that a child decided to be a career military.