Marine Command Group at Major Recruiting Station Fired for Failing to Meet Mission
The command group of a major Marine recruiting station have been fired for not fulfilling their mission.
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Army Warns Public to Ignore Fake Draft Notices via Text Message
If you get a text message saying you've been drafted, you can ignore it.
Army Launches Pilot to Study Personality Assessment Entrance Tests for Recruits
Before entering service, U.S. Army recruits will now have to take an extensive personality test.
The ACFT and the Problems with the Military's Cult of Physical Fitness
The Army has increased barriers to service at the same time it attempts to broaden its recruiting base.
U.S. Army Enlistment Weight Requirements
The following are the Army height, weight and body fat requirements for enlistment.
Navy Recruits Are Now Using Their Fingerprints to Sign Enlistment Documents
Using fingerprints to sign documents has enabled recruiters to work digitally the entire time instead of printing pages.
Army Recruiters' Newest Offer: Guaranteed Job-Hunting Help After Service
Army recruiting officials are dusting off a 19-year-old program designed to guarantee young people help finding a job.
Meet the Retired Generals Working to End Childhood Obesity for a Fitter Force
A report by the organization Mission: Readiness declared the child obesity epidemic a national security issue.
Lawmaker Calls for Answers on Army Recruiters' Use of China-Based App
A New York lawmaker wants Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy to explain the service's decision to allow recruiters to use TikTok.
The Marines Want an Academic Study on the Cost, Impacts of Co-Ed Boot Camp
The Marine Corps is looking for a university that can complete an in-depth study of co-ed recruit training.
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