Recruiting

“I think we do need to do more to address their concerns."

“Whether viewers want to ‘Fly Navy’ or ‘Aim High’ we just want them to think about serving."

For fun and for profit.

"We are competing for a very small population."

Make sure to read the fine print, though

“Literally everybody that comes in and sees my corner they’re like ‘oh this is cool.'"

That's certainly a way to do it.

"Houston, we have a problem.”

"Space is hard."

“You don’t know who I am—whether I’m African American, Asian American, Hispanic, White, male or female. You just know I’m an American airman, kicking your butt.”

"A lot of people stopped to ask about what looked to them like a new aircraft."

That's the equivalent cost of 52 Apache attack helicopters going down the drain every year.

Not the best timing.

While the target audience for the streamed video spots is 18-35, all potential recruits would be considered.

Banning individuals with a COVID-19 history prioritizes recruits who have both the geographic and financial ability to self-isolate.

This is probably the first time in history that the military is figuring out how to prop up a new branch while a major entertainment network sets out to make fun of it every step of the way.

Marine recruiters in the state hit hardest by the novel coronavirus have grave warnings about the military's decision to continue sending young men and women off to boot camp in the middle of a global pandemic.

"We are soldiers, and we will continue to soldier on."

The Navy wants their new frigates to be able to operate in open-ocean and near-shore environments and to conduct air, anti-submarine, surface, and electronic warfare and information operations.

Thousands of soldiers play esports

"To have the opportunity to serve again is a thrill"

The Air Force effort to hitch its wagon to Captain Marvel's star appears to have been an unreserved success

The test determines leadership potential, resilience, and can even reveal how well the recruit would do on the fitness test.

"The simulation gives them an opportunity to see the different mission areas the Navy has."

How are recruiters supposed to connect with the kids?