Why the U.S. Military Faces a Growing Recruiting Crisis
With low unemployment, a declining pool of eligible applicants and the public’s trust fading, how can the U.S. military change its recruiting fortunes?
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With low unemployment, a declining pool of eligible applicants and the public’s trust fading, how can the U.S. military change its recruiting fortunes?
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"Under-manned units over-operate, resulting in an unrested and less specialized force. And the only real solution to this issue is to add fresh bodies to the force," writes Mackenzie Eaglen of AEI.
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