This contrasts with an overall Army retention rate of 80.4% for women and 77.7% for men in fiscal 2023. For the Army, it’s not fully clear why certain jobs struggle to retain soldiers. Sgt. Maj.

Some Army paratroopers will lose $150 in monthly pay next year as the service reorganizes its airborne force and reclassifies ...

The Army is the branch of the U.S. military that conducts combat missions on the ground. Opportunities include jobs in mechanics and engineering, science and medicine, signal and intelligence ...

New Army recruits going into two of the service's most critical fields will no longer be able to choose which specific jobs they enlist into, according to an internal service email reviewed by ...

US ARMY / SWNS Ultimately, the Army drew roughly 50,000 recruits, far below the objective of around 65,000 during the fiscal year 2023, which ended at the end of September.

The job cuts, reported earlier by The Associated Press, also implicitly acknowledge the recruiting woes that have plagued the Army — and indeed, other military services — in recent years.

For many of USAFMCOM’s military spouse employees, the idea of continuing their career progression on top of just having a job makes them work even harder for the Army and Soldiers they serve.

A first-of-its-kind Army recruiting initiative will take place in Arlington, Texas, in April, aiming to reach less traditional prospects for Army jobs.

This contrasts with an overall Army retention rate of 80.4% for women and 77.7% for men in fiscal 2023. For the Army, it’s not fully clear why certain jobs struggle to retain soldiers. Sgt. Maj.

A sailor stands forward lookout watch aboard the aircraft carrier Dwight D. Eisenhower in the Gulf of Oman on Nov. 15, 2023. (MCS3 Rylin Paul/Navy) When it comes to military job retention rates ...