Army Recruits Find Out How Much They Can Be
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The feature-length documentary "Army of One" puts a bitterly ironic spin on the Army's best-known recruiting slogan, "Be all that you can be."
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Pay attention and you might grab a reward.
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New data gives a peek into how the players are posed to do.
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Recruiters seek soldiers on a hot sport's battlefields.
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To boost troop strength, the Army and Marine Corps are issuing more "moral waivers," allowing in more soldiers with criminal records and other problems
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Military service may insulate candidates from 'weak on defense' charges.
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The Armed Forces have "very substantially" improved the training of recruits, a report says.
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The Army, facing another tough recruiting season, launched a $200 million-a-year advertising campaign this month and unveiled a new slogan: "Army Strong."
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The military's videogame recruiting tool does more than just lure future troops. It also teaches the kind of medical skills that can help save lives.
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Move over, G.I. Joe. The Army has found some recruits in its latest effort to enlist soldiers. In a campaign targeting teenagers, the Army announced on Thursday a new version of its "America's Army" video game, incorporating digital likenesses of eight actual soldiers who have served in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Increasing numbers of soldiers are deciding not to join the Army National Guard after they leave active duty, a trend so troubling that the Guard is hiring 1,400 more recruiters to reverse it.
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More than 100 young women who expressed interest in joining the military in the past year were preyed upon sexually by their recruiters. Women were raped on recruiting office couches, assaulted in government cars and groped en route to entrance exams.
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BARRIGADA, Guam -- As a recruiter for the Guam Army National Guard, Staff Sgt. Gonzalo Fernandez has oodles of time for golf. In the past two years, he has taken 18 strokes off his handicap.
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Active-duty U.S. Air Force members interested in learning to fly might be able to defray a fraction of that cost by applying for tuition assistance.
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Congress raised the enlistment-age limit to help boost flagging numbers.
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Working parents, soldiers and hard-scrabble youths seeking a leg up may soon face a fee up to $80 to take what has historically been a dropout&#39;s life line: The GED test.
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By P.J. LASSEK World Staff Writer  Anything can be engineered to work, it just depends on whether enough money is available, a local official of the Army Corps of Engineers said.