Army Weighs Extra Pay to Keep Soldiers Fit

Oct 19, 2017

As the Army prepares for the possibility of growing its end strength in 2018, the issue of non-deployable soldiers is once again at the forefront of military officials’ minds.

About 100,000 soldiers are currently non-deployable in the Army, meaning they cannot fill their position and perform the task for which they were enlisted.

But the Army has a few ideas on how to change that.

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Army Weighs Extra Pay to Keep Soldiers Fit

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White House Threatens to Veto Defense Department Budget Plan Over Anti-Reproductive Care and Anti-Diversity Provisions

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