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| Name | Military Recruitment 2010 |
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| Creator | nnnomyadmin |
| Created On: | 11/20/2011 19:29 |
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| Last updated on | 11/20/2011 21:50 |
| Homepage | http://nationalpriorities.org/ |
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This section contains documents that support an informed counter-recruitment community. They include materials in various media developed by CR groups and others. The documents include government documents relevant to military recruitment procedures and national and regional school policy documents. The collection includes MSWord, Text, MSPowerPoint and PDF documents, in addition to links to outside web sites that provide videos and audio archives. They are listed to your left by Type and by Topic.
NNOMY is grateful for grant support from the following: A.J. Muste Memorial Fund-Resist, Inc.-Rose and Sherle Wagner Foundation | Fiscal Sponsorship by Alliance for Global Justice | Hosted by Electric Embers Cooperative
After the worst recession since the Great Depression, unemployment in the United States remains high. Army recruiters have credited the weak economy with a rise in recruitment numbers for years. Not only did the Army meet its recruitment goals for Fiscal Year 2012, in its analysis of FY2010 accessions to the U.S. Army, National Priorities Project (NPP) finds great gains in terms of recruit quality, particularly with respect to the educational attainment of recruits.