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Arthur Maxted, 72, from Kent, inherited the collection from his grandfather who printed the posters during the war He stored them in his attic for 30 years and forgot all about them until he ...

Not all posters ... recruiting office. Published around 1917, this urgent poster tells women their country needs them to support the US Navy — through clerical work. This 1917 Women's Land Army ...

The Army chief of staff recently announced that there will be no reduction in standards to meet recruiting goals. Department of Defense policy, regarding both conduct and mental health ...

The Army has unveiled its latest recruitment campaign - with posters targeting "snowflakes", "millennials" and "selfie addicts". But how does it compare with previous recruitment drives?

Army Counterintelligence Command conducts global ... In 1942, the CIP became the famed Counter Intelligence Corps (CIC) of World War II. American troops were once against fighting on foreign ...

and Army Aviation and Missile Command, among others. The AECW Directorate will hold two more recruitment events before the end of 2024, both in the Northern Virginia area. The first will take ...

Joining the military can be an exciting and life-changing experience. There are a lot of reasons young men and women across the United States show an interest in the Armed Forces. Some have a ...

Posters were printed that made the army look exciting. Other posters told men it was their duty to join, that they would feel proud if they did and guilty or embarrassed if they didn't join.

Army officials announced that it recruited 55,300 new soldiers in fiscal year 2024, meeting its annual goal for the first time in three years amid worsening recruiting environments. “These ...

Across the United States, the Army is struggling to recruit young people as fewer can – and want – to join the military. Today, how recruiters in New Jersey are tackling a recruitment slump.