At the Senate Armed Services Committee Hearing, General Michael Hagee speaks about retention and recruitment rates within the Marine Corps.

Posted by Staff on June 30, 2005 |

Hagee claims that US Marine Corps are retaining more Marines who are married and/or have families and also believes that these soldiers feel confident with their decision. He states that Army recruiters are now spending, on average, twelve hours with a potential recruit as opposed to only four hours prior to 9/11. (1:08)

 
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June 30, 2005
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