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The U.S. Army Marketing and Engagement Brigade at Fort Knox bid farewell to Col. Stephen Battle and welcomed Col. Karen Rutka to command one of the Army’s most unique units.

The country's armed services are scrambling to address a significant drop in people signing up to serve Uncle Sam

Chief of Naval Personnel Vice Adm. Rick Cheeseman has paused a Navy Recruiting Command order that would have had recruiters work six days a week. Navy Recruiting Command ordered a six-day work week, starting July 8, in the latest effort to increase recruitment. The order was met with backlash from sailors, and after feedback from […]

Starting July 8, Navy recruiters’ work week will get a day longer. Navy Recruiting Command is temporarily extending recruiters’ work week to six days to address recruiting shortages, Lt. Cmdr. Richard Parker, the spokesperson for Recruiting Command told USNI News in an email. Parker did not have current recruiting numbers, citing a number of ongoing […]

The U.S. military is in a bitter fight to attract and retain recruits, and its most potent enemies are around every corner.

The Navy is telling recruiters to start working an extra day every week as the service ratchets up efforts to get as close to its 2023 recruiting target as possible with three months left in the fiscal year.

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From the Alaska Post — Army Soldiers greeted crowds on Miami’s South Beach for Memorial Day weekend with displays of military vehicles, interactive semis, demonstrations and displays at Salute Fest

From the Alaska Post — U.S. Army Recruiting Command and the Army Recruiting and Retention Task Force have partnered to launch a new program, the Prep for Success Digital Engagement

After the 2020 disappearance and murder of Spc. Vanessa Guillen, there was a spike in prospective female recruits who decided not to enlist in the Army.