recruitment

It's time to retire an old myth.

“You know how many [Camaros] and Mustangs are gonna be bought in Columbus, GA?”

“What needs to come out of moments like this is a more honest discussion about matching political objectives to military capabilities.”

A medical waiver may be in the cards.

“Each soldier in ‘The Calling’ has their own unique background and story to tell."

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

"Without coordinated action, these trends pose a significant threat to the future of the all-volunteer force."

"We're excited to bring young men and women into our force so they can learn, listen, and actually become part of the greatest Army on the face of the Earth."

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

The Marines are known for recruiting some of the most physically fit young people — and now they might be after the brainiest too.

For the fifth consecutive year, the Air Force has failed to completely close its pilot manning gap through retaining, and recruiting and training new pilots, recently released data shows

Those looking for their chance to become "Hollywood Marines" need only show up to audition

"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

Last year, the British Army made headlines when it said it wanted "snowflakes" in its ranks. This year, the Army is calling on social media addicts, binge-drinkers, and anyone else who spends their time desperately searching for a confidence boost, no matter how short-lived it may be

The Army's first commercial for its new 'What's Your Warrior' marketing campaign is here, and it's basically the equivalent of 'Avengers Assemble!' for the next great generation of soldiers

The Army wanted a slice of the multi-million dollar Esports pie

Despite touting new initiatives, digital platforms, and marketing techniques (and lowering its goal by 12,000 in 2019 amid a more modest growth plan in the next five years), the Army is not in the clear yet

After a grueling fight to get his strength back and return to the rugby pitch, Nasair Boston-Epps was rejected when he tried to join the Army. But that didn't stop him from pursuing his dream

"USAREC has initiated an inquiry into this matter."

An investigation is underway.

Army Under Secretary Ryan McCarthy said the program is a way to "draw closer with local communities."

The Army said "swift actions were taken...to mitigate further release."

Army Secretary Mark Esper said on Friday that some schools "are not letting our recruiters in" to talk to students, and some school counselors "are not even presenting [the Army] as an opportunity, the chance to serve their country."

After a minute of explosions, alien spacecraft, and a crash-landing in a Blockbuster — so you know it takes place...