Military Recruitment and Enlistment
Every year some 350,000 people join the US military. Learn more about recruiting practices and fraud, recruitment activities in the schools, and the Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps. Get advice about dealing with recruiters.
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Advice about dealing with recruiters
- Do You Know Enough to Enlist?
- Ten
Points to Consider Before You Sign a Military Enlistment Agreement
(Sept. 2000 Y&M Magazine)
- Is
there a "period of adjustment" in the military? (July
2000 Y&M Magazine)
- How
do I get out of the Delayed Enlistment Program?
- GI Bill: No sure bet: A look at the reality behind the military's "Money for College" promise
Recruiting practices and fraud
- Recruitment
fraud revealed in new investigation (March 2000 Y&M Magazine)
- From Time
Magazine: "Offensive
Maneuvers: The Army, Already Troubled by Sexually Predatory Drill Sergeants,
Has a Problem with its Recruiters, Too" (May 5, 1997)
- Military
Recruiting Drive Moves into High Gear
- Military
Steps Up Drive to Recruit Latinos
- Can an only child be sent to war?
- Portland
Schools' Ban on Military Recruiting (Sept. 2001 Y&M Magazine)
- New
Federal Law Aids Military Recruiters (Dec. 2000 Y&M Magazine)
- How
the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) is used as a
military recruitment tool. (Dec. 2000 Y&M Magazine)
- How
some students have been forced to take the ASVAB (Dec. 2000 Y&M
Magazine)
- Countering Recruiter Access to Schools (Oct. 2000 Y&M Magazine)
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