Tag: recruiting
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Air Force, Army recruiting exceeds goals, enlistees trend older
After struggling to draw in enough fresh recruits, the Army and the Air Force saw their investments in policy changes, new programs and pay attract more than enough new enlistees this year. Mitchell High School senior Noah Ogilvie expects to be among new recruits next year since he has already started the paperwork to enlist.…
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Air Force, Army recruiting exceeds goals, enlistees trend older
After struggling to draw in enough fresh recruits, the Army and the Air Force saw their investments in policy changes, new programs and pay attract more than enough new enlistees this year. Mitchell High School senior Noah Ogilvie expects to be among new recruits next year since he has already started the paperwork to enlist.…
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Air Force, Army recruiting exceeds goals, enlistees trend older
After struggling to draw in enough fresh recruits, the Army and the Air Force saw their investments in policy changes, new programs and pay attract more than enough new enlistees this year. Mitchell High School senior Noah Ogilvie expects to be among new recruits next year since he has already started the paperwork to enlist.…
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Why would you enlist after 23? Fort Carson soldiers share journeys from HR, Nepal and Port of Houston to the Army
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save FORT JOHNSON, La. • In recent years as the Army has struggled to meet its recruiting goals, the average age of those enlisting has crept up. “We are seeing a more mature applicant pool,” said Maj. Gen. Johnny K. Davis, who leads the Army Recruiting Command…
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Why would you enlist after 23? Fort Carson soldiers share journeys from HR, Nepal and Port of Houston to the Army
FORT JOHNSON, La. • In recent years as the Army has struggled to meet its recruiting goals, the average age of those enlisting has crept up. “We are seeing a more mature applicant pool,” said Maj. Gen. Johnny K. Davis, who leads the Army Recruiting Command during a panel in October. The average age of new…
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Air Force hits recruitment goal with new body fat standards, marijuana waivers and other changes
The Air Force hit its recruiting goal for 2024 after implementing numerous changes such new body fat standards, marijuana waivers and new legal permanent resident requirements. In a written statement, Brig. Gen. Christopher Amrhein, commander of the Air Force Recruiting Service, said no single change made the difference, but numerous factors helped, such as removing…
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Air Force hits recruitment goal with new body fat standards, marijuana waivers and other changes
The Air Force hit its recruiting goal for 2024 after implementing numerous changes such new body fat standards, marijuana waivers and new legal permanent resident requirements. In a written statement, Brig. Gen. Christopher Amrhein, commander of the Air Force Recruiting Service, said no single change made the difference, but numerous factors helped, such as removing…
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Air Force hits recruitment goal with new body fat standards, marijuana waivers and other changes
The Air Force hit its recruiting goal for 2024 after implementing numerous changes such new body fat standards, marijuana waivers and new legal permanent resident requirements. In a written statement, Brig. Gen. Christopher Amrhein, commander of the Air Force Recruiting Service, said no single change made the difference, but numerous factors helped, such as removing…
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Army recruiters stretch the truth but privates remain happy, according to study
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The Rand Corp. has issued a report profiling the lifestyles of the Army’s newest soldiers — and there are few surprises. The soldiers joined for a combination of altruistic and self-serving reasons. They wanted to help the country, see the world and have a steady…
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Army recruiters stretch the truth but privates remain happy, according to study
The Rand Corp. has issued a report profiling the lifestyles of the Army’s newest soldiers — and there are few surprises. The soldiers joined for a combination of altruistic and self-serving reasons. They wanted to help the country, see the world and have a steady paycheck. In the service, they’re not fond of picking up…





