So weird.
I thought all of the young people in the country were anti-war and have turned on Trump because of Iran. I was told that Trump's foreign policy would push young people away.
Anyways, here's what's happening in the US Army:
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Here's the US Army's announcement of one of their best recruiting years in recent memory:
The U.S. Army has met its fiscal year 2026 recruiting goals for active duty, signing contracts with more than 61,500 future Soldiers - four months before the end of the fiscal year. This achievement is [a] testament [to] the continued efforts by U.S. Army Recruiting Division Recruiters to attract the best and brightest to join America's most lethal fighting force.
Through innovative outreach, enhanced career incentives, and a focus on critical technical skills, the U.S. Army has successfully met its enlistment targets, ensuring a fully manned and highly capable force ready to meet complex global security challenges.
With four months left in the fiscal year ending September 30, I think it's not crazy to think that they're going to smash their estimated number by a whole lot.
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Secretary Pete has set recruiting records in each of his two years.
All it took was new leadership and a lot less wokeness.
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We get anti-woke, "diversity is not our strength," and even a Chesterton reference from Hegseth in this speech.
Simply amazing.
These 61,500 men and women, who are choosing to serve their nation, represent the best of America. As the nation gears up to celebrate 250 years of independence, these future Soldiers continue the legacy of courage and honor.
'The men and women who chose to serve our nation are actively showing their commitment to something larger than themselves,' said Command Sgt. Maj. Danny Basham, USARD command sergeant major. 'The nation depends on their strength, character, and commitment.'
On this Memorial Day, it's important to remember those who have served and to celebrate those choosing to serve today.
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