Posted on Jan 26, 2023
Army faces recruiting challenges as fewer young people meet health qualifications
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While some blame culture, health problems of civilian population (e.g. weight, disease, etc.) also adversely affect the ability for services to find new recruits.
Army faces recruiting challenges as fewer young people meet health qualifications
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That one says they are losing, this one says they are winning. Frankly, to be honest, it looks like they went to the programs they had when I enlisted in 1982, BSEP and Remedial PT Platoons. There was a lot of my OSUT company didn't make weight on day one, including me. They didn't send me home and I did not need long to burn the fat off. https://news.yahoo.com/army-sees-signs-might-hit-172214878.html
Army Sees Signs it Might Hit Recruiting Target This Year
Since the start of the new fiscal year, which began in October, the Army has recruited some 18,500 new soldiers and has roughly another 13,000 in the pipeline.
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Broaden the field politically and you may find the number of acceptable recruits rising.
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