Army recruiters are hard at work every day to find young men and women who are willing to answer the Call to Duty and serve their nation as Soldiers in the U.S. Army, but they need help. You can assist in the recruiting effort in many ways, especially by spreading the Army Strong message to community leaders, civic and veterans groups, students, educators and potential Soldiers.
Talking Points
2009 Pocket Recruiter Guide - PDF
A resource for information about Army enlistment opportunities, education options, and job specialties.
2009-10 US Army High School Program Guide - PDF
A guide to U.S. Army enlistment incentives, programs and information resources for educators, students & parents.
Current Army Enlistment Incentives & Education Benefits - PDF
Frequently Asked Questions about recruiting: FAQs page
Post 9/11 GI Bill goes into effect Aug. 1
VA information site: www.gibill.va.gov
VA Video Guide to the Post 9/11 GI Bill
(click here to view the Video Guide on YouTube)
DoD Information site: www.defenselink.mil/home/features/2009/0409_gibill/
Army Strong Commercials, advertising & logos
http://www.usaac.army.mil/sod/index.htm
Army Marketing & Communications Proposals
Do you have a marketing, communications or sponsorship proposal for the Army? Visit the Army 's Marketing and Communication Proposal System Web site to submit your proposal and have an Army marketing representative contact you.
Youth Certificate of Recognition
Youth Certificate request form
The U.S. Army recognizes outstanding youth in the civilian and military community with the Youth Certificate of Recognition. The award consists of a full color certificate signed by the Chief of Staff of the Army. The certificate may be used to recognize youth who achieve the Eagle Scout or the Girl Scout Gold Award; demonstrate acts of heroism; extraordinary academic, athletic or public service achievements; or other accomplishments of excellence. The award is predominantly presented to Eagle Scout and Girl Scout Gold Award recipients.
Partnership for Youth Success (PaYS)
PaYS is a recruiting initiative developed by the Recruiting Command to appeal to young people interested in obtaining a quality civilian job after serving in the Army. This unique program is part of the Army's effort to partner with America's business community and re-connect America with the Army. Having a job with a leading employer using a skill learned in the Army makes the PaYS program attractive to young people. The Army has more than 250 partner corporations & public sector agencies across the nation. http://armypays.com
www.march2success.com
March 2 Success is a free, Web-based test preparation course that provides assistance with taking standardized tests and improving math, science and language arts skills. The curriculum is designed by Peterson's & Educational Options Inc., and sponsored by the U.S. Army. There is no obligation to teachers, parents or students who use or recommend the use of March 2 Success.
March 2 Success flier - PDF Poster - PDF
Army Education Programs & Opportunities
The U.S. Army recognizes that education is an essential component and an important building block for the future of today’s youth. From internships to test-prep tools, this Web site provides educators, parents and students with resources to introduce educational and career possibilities through numerous Army-sponsored education programs.
www.armyedspace.com
Recruiting & Public Affairs Contacts:
To locate your nearest Army recruiter, visit goarmy.com and click on "Locate a Recruiter" in the right-hand column.
Related Links:
Army Recruiting News and year-to-date recruiting statistics
http://www.usarec.army.mil/hq/apa/Index.htm
Army Demographics:
GoArmy.com is a great resource for information about Army opportunities, enlistment options, benefits, training and life as a Soldier in the U.S. Army. There is also a page for parents with parent testimonial videos and frequently asked questions.
One of the site's newest features, Straight from Iraq, provides questions answered by Soldiers currently serving in Iraq. www.goarmy.com
2008 Army Posture Statement America's Army: The Strength of the Nation - link to army.mil
Army Stories of Valor
2009 Year of the NCO
With more than 200 years of service, the Army’s Noncommissioned Officer Corps has distinguished itself as the world’s most accomplished group of military professionals. In recognition of their commitment to service and willingness to make great sacrifices on behalf of our Nation, Secretary of the Army established 2009 as Year of the NCO.
Learn more at www4.army.mil/yearofthenco/
Faces of Strength
Through portraits and compelling stories, the Faces Of Strength campaign highlights the men, women and children who embody everything that is best, strongest and most enduring about our country. www.army.mil/facesofstrength/
Heroes in the War on Terror
DoD Stories of servicemembers who have gone above and beyond the call of duty in the Global War on Terror.
Operation Tribute to Freedom (OTF)
Operation Tribute to Freedom is the Army’s program designed to honor Soldiers when they return home from deployment and give them opportunities to thank the American people for their support.
Our Military
The
DoD community relations Web site, www.OurMilitary.mil, features a "Citizen Support for Our Troops" section, as well as a variety of educational information about the Department of Defense, its people, mission, requirements, and other programs managed by the Office of Community Relations.
Army badges, flags, symbols & insignia
The Army hosts a symbols & insignia Web site that provides detailed information on the Army and unit flags, the Army Song, Army uniforms and rank insignia, combat badges, service & campaign medal, unit insignia and more.
Army Freedom Team Salute
The Freedom Team Salute program provides Soldiers with a means to recognize their supporters: spouses, parents, and employers of National Guard and Reserve Soldiers. Honorably discharged veterans may likewise nominate themselves for recognition under this program. Nominees will receive an Army lapel pin, an Army decal, a certificate and letter signed by the Secretary of the Army and the Chief of Staff of the Army thanking them for their support.
Grow the Army
Information and state fact sheets about the initiative to “Grow the Army.”
Army Strategic Communication Coordination Group - requires AKO log-in
The Army 2009 Strategic Communication Guide enables unity of effort through consistent communication planning and provides source information on our strategic initiatives.
This site includes an "Army 101" PowerPoint speaker presentation.
Veterans Benefits
For current information and fact sheets detailing benefits & services for military members, veterans and their eligible family members, visit www.vba.va.gov.
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