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In uncertain economic times, some of the services are upping their recruiting goals

In uncertain economic times, some of the services are upping their recruiting goals
February 2
Navy recruits wash their hands in preparation for chow on board Fort McCoy, an Army training center in western Wisconsin. (MC3 Nikita Custer/Navy)
A down economy is notoriously fertile ground for military recruiting, setting up an opportunity for the services to shore up their end strengths while the civilian job market is in crisis. In the wake of massive unemployment during the COVID-19 pandemic, recruiters have the opportunity to bring in more high-aptitude recruits, an easier feat when the economy is in a downturn.
The Army, Air Force and Marine Corps have all upped their recruiting goals this year, after the COVID-19 pandemic slowed the number of incoming recruits in 2020. The increases coincide with a long-term plan to grow the Army, while the Air Force is overmanned and the Marine Corps is drawing down its manpower. ....

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Study suggests legislation to tamp down on obesity, improve military recruiting

Study suggests legislation to tamp down on obesity, improve military recruiting
A nurse uses a body analyzer scale to estimate a sailor’s body composition. (Jacob Sippel/Navy)
The Defense Department spends over $1 billion a year on treatment of obesity-ralted issues, including lost productivity, according to a report by the Congressional Research Service.
Being out of shape also puts troops at a higher risk for injury, costing more money to treat and more time lost, and increases the likelihood they’ll wash out before finishing an enlistment, according to research.
It “could be a topic for legislative consideration,” according to the report, released Dec. 22. ....

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