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Four star general says Americans are too obese or criminal to join the armed forces and defend - Vimarsana News

Four star general says Americans are too obese or criminal to join the armed forces and defend

The US Army is facing low recruitment numbers as Americans are either too fat or criminal to defend the country, an Army general warned. The Army anticipates being short of 20,000 recruits in 2022.

'This is an American problem': Army officer says as branch hopes program will help with lagging recruitment - Vimarsana News

'This is an American problem': Army officer says as branch hopes program will help with lagging recruitment

The “American problem” of dwindling interest in military service or fitness to enlist has Army recruitment numbers lagging. But a high-ranking Army official in Washington state is optimistic the nation’s young people still see value in serving.

Armed Forces Pavilion and Community Garden vandalized Auburn - Vimarsana News

Armed Forces Pavilion and Community Garden vandalized Auburn

Statues were found in pieces at the historic garden established in 2012 as a collaboration between veterans and the Forgotten Soldier Program

Source: abc10.com
Korean band DAY6's Young K enlists in the military's KATUSA program: 'Bittersweet' – Manila Bulletin - Vimarsana News

Korean band DAY6's Young K enlists in the military's KATUSA program: 'Bittersweet' – Manila Bulletin

Korean pop rock band DAY6’s Young K, 27, enlisted in the military on Oct. 12 and bid goodbye to fans. Young K will be serving as an active duty soldier under the KATUSA, or Korean Augmentation To the United States Army, becoming the first K-pop idol to be admitted to the soldier program. Young

Source: mb.com.ph