The U.S. Army Now Accepts Recruits Up to Age 42. Here's What to Know About Pay, Allowances, and Bonuses

Investopedia·Jun 2

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The US Army has raised its maximum enlistment age to 42, allowing older individuals to join. The decision may be related to a recruitment crisis, although the exact reasons behind it are not entirely clear. Additionally, the army has eased its restrictions on marijuana use for recruits, but the full implications of these changes are still being reported.

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The U.S. Army Now Accepts Recruits Up to Age 42. Here's What to Know About Pay, Allowances, and Bonuses

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