71% of 17-24 years olds are ineligible to join U.S. Military

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Yet the U.S. military faces increasing difficulty finding enough quality recruits to meet its already slimmed-down goals. According to the Pentagon, 71 percent of Americans age 17 to 24 are ineligible to join the military, primarily because they are too overweight or too poorly educated, or they have a record of serious crime or drug abuse.



This is what a crumbiling empire looks like.
 

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Maybe these kids are just too smart to fight pointless wars...add that most are getting degrees and some type of certs making them difficult to turn into robots :yeshrug:
Yeah that ain’t it at all. Folks in a rush to go to school to end up working the same data entry position they could of gotten without a college degree a few years ago. To me it seems as if degrees are becoming more over inflated than of actual use for most citizens.
 

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I'm in the Army...and more than half the army can't do a sub 16 minute 2 mile

They overstating this shyt.

I remember in middle school we had to do the fitness test where we had to run a mile in 15 mins, run the 100 meters, do pull ups, push ups, sit up and the shuttle run.
 
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