
Goal of 80,000 Recruits Won’t Be Met, Army Secretary Says
On : - -Although the Army will fall short of its recruitment goal, retention rates have increased from 81 to 86 percent.
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Although the Army will fall short of its recruitment goal, retention rates have increased from 81 to 86 percent.
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“Nearly all of the services are reporting problems with maintenance, training, and pilot retention.”