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Across all US military branches, Gen Z is helping boost recruitment numbers that the military has not seen in 15 years. Many new recruits say it's the best choi…
Across all US military branches, Gen Z is helping boost recruitment numbers that the military has not seen in 15 years. Many new recruits say it's the best choice for their financial future. CNN's Julia Vargas Jones spoke to a group of aspiring Marines to hear why they signed up to serve.
What is this going to look like when the MAGA terrorist send these desperate kids off to die for the bidding of a genocidal state and their pdfile puppet?
They wanted a dumber society, they got one. The dumb kids fall for the oldest tricks in the book and they will blame it on "going to school" yeah okay buddy, have fun with the IEDs and drones.
It’s alway been that way. Social media is just a thing now so it spreads faster. It isn’t 1700 England and your father bought you an officer position. People are struggling and they have always signed over their lives to get a half a leg up. The sad part is that they will have no healthcare or support if they come back; if the cuts continue as they are.
Across all US military branches, Gen Z is helping boost recruitment numbers that the military has not seen in 15 years. Many new recruits say it's the best choice for their financial future. CNN's Julia Vargas Jones spoke to a group of aspiring Marines to hear why they signed up to serve.
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