The Navy is experiencing a tough year in terms of recruiting new personnel, leading to consequential changes within the service. As a response to the challenges faced, the Navy is considering increasing the length of tours of duty for sailors. The decision comes as a result of the struggle in getting more individuals to join the Navy. Rear Adm. Alexis Walker, a spokesperson for the Navy, has confirmed the difficulties encountered by recruiters. By extending the time spent in uniform, the Navy hopes to increase the number of sailors serving. This move aims to alleviate the burden placed on recruiters and ensure sufficient personnel for the service.
Navy Recruitment Challenges Lead to Longer Tours of Duty for Sailors
The Navy is facing difficulties in recruiting new personnel, resulting in longer tours of duty for sailors. In an effort to address this issue, the service is considering extending the length of time sailors spend in uniform. Rear Adm. Alexis Walker, a Navy spokesman, confirmed the challenges faced by the Navy in recruiting new members. This move aims to increase the number of sailors in the Navy and alleviate the strain on recruiters.
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