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Military lowers standards, still fails to meet recruiting goals - Vimarsana News

Military lowers standards, still fails to meet recruiting goals

The military’s standards for committed members and new recruits have dropped in 2022 as the services struggle to overcome challenges in filling the ranks.

Source: wnd.com
Army and Marines plagued by turnover problem in cyber fields, GAO finds - Vimarsana News

Army and Marines plagued by turnover problem in cyber fields, GAO finds

More stringent service obligations are needed to ensure that Army and Marine cyber specialists don’t bolt for big private-sector paydays immediately after receiving high-priced training at taxpayer expense, according to a government watchdog agency.

Top Stories 2022: U.S. Navy Acquisition - Vimarsana News

Top Stories 2022: U.S. Navy Acquisition

This post is part of a series looking back at the top naval stories from 2022. This year saw the U.S. Navy moving down an acquisition path with more certainty than in 2021. With the Biden administration embarking on its second budget cycle, the U.S. Navy released its first long-range shipbuilding plan in several years, providing […]

Source: usni.org
US Military Reportedly Losing Personnel With Advanced Cyber Skills, Training Inadequate - Vimarsana News

US Military Reportedly Losing Personnel With Advanced Cyber Skills, Training Inadequate

WASHINGTON (Sputnik) - The US armed forces are losing too many personnel trained to operate with cyber systems and its programs to prepare the number of... 22.12.2022, Sputnik International

Removing Red Hill Tanks Poses 'High Risk,' Navy Report Says - Vimarsana News

Removing Red Hill Tanks Poses 'High Risk,' Navy Report Says

A consultant said removal could result in loss of life. The Navy wants to empty them and leave them in place.