Army expects to meet recruiting goals, in dramatic turnaround, and denies ‘wokeness’ is a factor
- The U.S. Army expects to meet its 2025 enlistment goals, marking a significant rebound after years of recruitment struggles.
- The Army achieved its recruitment target of 55,000 for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2024, and aims for 61,000 new soldiers by September 2025.
- Army Secretary Christine Wormuth stated that concerns about the Army being 'woke' have not significantly impacted recruitment efforts.
- The Future Soldier Prep Course, launched in August 2022, has been a key factor in the Army's recent recruiting gains, helping lower-performing recruits meet standards.
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