Report: 'Quality' of Army Recruits Down
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News Headlines: Jan. 23, 2007
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San Antonio Express-News: Texas Rated No. 1 in Army Recruiting, But 'Quality' Down -- "A report released Tuesday by the National Priorities Project found that Texas produced more Army recruits last year than any other state in the nation. ... But the number of 'high-quality' recruits has continued a downward slide nationwide since 2004. Recruits in that group hold a traditional high school diploma and score in the upper half of the Armed Forces Qualification Test."
Is the war to blame? How can the Army turn this trend around?
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12:19 PM ET | 01-23-2008 | permalink
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