enlistees

Recruiters are infamous for lying to enlistees about what jobs are actually like, or about whether enlistees will be able to change rates after/during bootcamp.

It is almost impossible to make a case for Cyber Enlistees to get a separate payscale from other Enlistees because other enlistees can and do get pissed.

According to one Heritage Foundation study[1], US military enlistees tend to come disproportionately from middle class backgrounds.

First time enlistees are absolutely not given the option of whatever job they want ex ante unless they ask/push.

It's my understanding that the US military today does not (or almost never) takes high school dropouts as enlistees.

Please provide evidence that enlistees can specifically be truck drivers if they choose to be.

Last year the army missed their goal by 25%, or about 15,000 enlistees.

And some lucky, high-scoring enlistees are given their choice of jobs prior to enlisting as an incentive for signing on the dotted line.

This report is base on the demographics of 2006-07 enlistees.

You kind of have to hope if more people (politicians, general public, enlistees) saw the realities of war they may be less likely to start them.

> citizenship to non-citizen enlistees This is a great proposal that could break the logjam on immigration reform.

You are comparing the volunteer military, an organization where the government controls its enlistees every move / food / clothing literally all parts of their life...

In 2018 it was "only" by about 6,500 enlistees, but obviously the trend would have been clear before then.

In my experience (as an officer), most enlistees feel cheated by the system, but must "suck it up" because it's the military and they've signed away their life.

>Make a video about disaffected military enlistees go viral on an app filled with impressionable young teens and it’ll discourage them enlisting in the future How dare they try and counteract the billions of dollars the US military has spent making sure everyone "supports the troops" and convincing teens enlisting is a heroic act.

Enlistees are bucketed based on rank and years within the service.