Despite spending nearly $1 billion last year on recruiting bonuses and ads, Army leaders say an even bolder approach is needed to fill wartime ranks. picked by punthe 1 year ago

How would you like up to $45,000 tax-free that you accrue during your career to help buy a home or build a business? picked by misswinkle 1 year ago

A bill from the Department of Defense to Jordan Fox, demanding he re-pay $2,848.04 of his Army signing bonus because he failed to fulfill his tour. Fox was sent home early because he'd been wounded by an IED, costing him the sight in his right eye. After learning of the error, the bill was waived. picked by dollyllama 11 months ago

Under pressure to increase their numbers, the Army and Marine Corps are sharply raising the number of recruits with felony convictions they are admitting to the services. picked by coldbladed 6 months ago

LaVena Johnson was a 19 year old Private in the Army, serving in Iraq, when she was raped, murdered, and her body burned--by someone from her own military base. Despite overwhelming physical evidence, the Army suddenly called it a suicide and closed the case.

Update to This with more references and ways to add your voice to those demanding justice. picked by psycmoe 3 months ago