Air Force Will Employ 'Influencers' to Boost Recruitment in 2021 In the past year, the Air Force has moved to a largely digital recruitment effort.
Obesity and Other Problems Barring Teens from Military Service Need National Attention, Leaders Say More than 70% of Americans remain unable to join the military due to obesity, education problems, or crime and drug records.
More Military Recruiters Catching COVID-19 as Pandemic Rages Across the US Military recruiting officials say coronavirus cases in their commands match the country's rising rates.
Army Recruiters Aid Woman Injured in Car Crash Outside Their Office Paradise Valley Recruiting Station recruiters pulled a woman from her car and administered first aid to her head injury.
Army and He Knows It: Hit-Making DJ Heads to Basic Training DJ Kenny Oliver, who created songs with dance music duo LMFAO, started losing his enthusiasm for music as gigs dried up.
Army Doubling Virtual Recruiting Events in Push to Outsmart the Pandemic USAREC forged ahead into the world of virtual recruiting after the pandemic forced it to close its recruiting stations.
Houston Army Recruiters Encounter Outrage, Hostility in Wake of Vanessa Guillen's Death Guillen's tragic saga has had a profound impact on the Army's Houston Recruiting Battalion.
The Space Force Now Has Its First Recruits The seven new members of the fledgling service now head to Basic Military Training at Joint Base San Antonio, Texas.
The Navy Got a Head Start on Remote Recruiting. When the Pandemic Hit, It Paid Off The service's recruitment system was halfway through a transformation that allows recruiters to do their jobs virtually.
Army Beats 2020 End Strength Goal Despite Major Recruiting Roadblocks Despite grim predictions early in the pandemic, the Army is finishing ahead of its 485,000-soldier end strength target.
Ex-VA Doctor Who Misdiagnosed Patient Sentenced to Prison Robert Morris Levy was fired from the Veterans Health Care System of the Ozarks in Fayetteville in April 2018.
Former VA Doctor Sentenced to 25 Years over Molesting Patients He was arrested in April 2020. A grand jury indicted him a month later.
Army OKs Long Ponytails, Buzz Cuts for Women in Grooming Standards Overhaul A special panel, made up primarily of female soldiers, reviewed recommendations from the field on female soldiers' needs.
National Guard Has No Plans to Investigate Leaked Photos of Troops in Parking Garage Guard members told the outlets they felt betrayed after they were forced to leave the U.S. Capitol during their breaks
Futuristic 'Defiant X' in Running to Become Army's Future Long-Range Assault Helicopter Sikorsky and Boeing Co. unveiled the helicopter they're proposing to be the U.S. Army's Future Long Range Assault Aircraft.
