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Army recruiting makes virtual push with hiring days

Local Army recruiters are participating in Army National Hiring Days, which began May 10 and continue until June 14. This is the second year for the nationwide virtual career fair where people can talk one-on-one with an Army recruiter and learn about the variety of job opportunities and signing bonuses available. Maj. Gen. Kevin Vereen, commander of the Army Recruiting Command, based at Fort Knox, Kentucky, led a media roundtable Thursday about the event. He said the Army is focusing on 11 understrength career fields. “We’re really looking forward to the opportunity to be able to grow the Army,” Vereen said. Last year’s event produced 30,000 leads with people who wanted more information about the Army. “This year we hope to double our leads, so roughly 60,000,” Vereen said.

Duty Calls: 3 soldiers inducted for being top noncommissioned officers

Duty Calls: 3 soldiers inducted for being top noncommissioned officers Terry Brown FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 Soldiers of the New York Army National Guard s 1108th Ordnance Company (Explosive Ordnance Disposal) gather  following their farewell ceremony at the Glenville Armed Forces Reserve Center in Glenville in preparation for a Middle East deployment.Sgt. Matthew Gunther / NY Army National GuardShow MoreShow Less 2of3 3of3 Three soldiers assigned to the Army Albany Recruiting Battalion, headquartered at the Watervliet Arsenal, have been inducted in the Sergeant Audie Murphy Club in recognition of them being outstanding noncommissioned officers. Sgt. 1st Class Rufino Quinones, Staff Sgt. Vimarie Pedro, and Staff Sgt. Matthew Biagiotti were inducted into the U.S. Army Sergeant Audie Murphy Club during a ceremony at the arsenal.

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