The Army's top general said March 20 that the service is closing all of its recruiting stations and switching to virtual recruiting after six recruits showed signs of the novel coronavirus at initial military training. "We are going to basically virtual recruiting. Much of that is done in social media, and that allows us to protect our soldiers and also protect the new recruits," Army Chief of Staff Gen. James McConville told defense reporters at a Pentagon news conference. Read more on Military.com.
Army Shutters Recruiting Stations as 6 Recruits Show COVID-19 Symptoms at Basic Training
