The latest federal proposal would help the armed forces force their way into high schools.
Inside the "Army of One" Campaign
The
New Face of Military Advertising
The Pentagon now spends a record $11,000 per recruit on advertising and
recruiting. We examine how these new advertising campaigns developed.
The
Selling of the "Individual"
The "Army
of One" campaign is part of a larger trend in marketing popular culture
to youth: selling "individualism" in order to sell a mass product.
A high school student reflects on the strategies used by the military and corporations to sell their products in schools.
Black
Prisoner of War:
A Conscientious Objector's Vietnam Memoir
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