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A simulated neural network was developed with APL on an 80386 microcomputer. The network was configured to associate task descriptions with 10 categories of military occupational specialties. The number of processing elements in the problem was varied. Increasing the number of processors increased the speed of learning in the simulation. Generalization was not significantly different for various numbers of processing elements except for one intermediate number at which generalization occurred about 15 percent higher. Analysis of the performance of a trained network suggests that low level, natural language understanding is one form of text processing which promises to become an important application area for neural model-based computing.