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The U.S. military spent more than $6 billion over the past three years to recruit and retain service members, in what has ...
The Pentagon’s push to focus on “warfighting” has led to an enlistment surge since President Donald Trump took office, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said.
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Pete Hegseth says Trump admin can 'barely keep up' with 'record-breaking surge' in military recruitmentDefense Secretary Pete Hegseth describes the role his faith has played in his job and weighs in on the 'record-breaking surge ...
Hegseth described the cleanup as an “opportunity” to tell children the purpose of the Korean War, which United States troops ...
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Why Is U.S. Military Recruitment Up So Much Now?After years of missing recruiting goals, sometimes as much as 25 percent for the Army, military recruiting across the board ...
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Data shows the turnaround in military recruitment began under Biden almost two years ago, and enlistments still lag behind ...
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth describes the role his faith has played in his job and weighs in on the 'record-breaking surge ...
After years of decline in both recruitment and retention, alongside an air of neglect for our nation’s warfighters, the ...
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SOFREP on MSNThe Bolduc Brief: The Military’s Recruitment and Retention Crisis – Reflections on Leadership and PolicyWhen a quarter of recruits are walking away and leaders are still patting themselves on the back, it's not just a crisis—it's ...
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President Donald Trump has frequently bragged about the recruitment numbers of the U.S. armed forces during his second term.
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