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US Army raises enlistment age to 42

US Army raises enlistment age to 42 and eases marijuana policies to bolster ranks

The U.S. Army is raising its maximum recruitment age from 35 to 42, while also relaxing rules for recruits with certain drug convictions.

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US Army raises enlistment age to 42, eases marijuana rules

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US army raises upper age for recruits to 42 and scraps marijuana restrictions

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Army raises enlistment age

Big move from the Army. They just raised the maximum enlistment age to 42 years old.

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The Army increased its maximum enlistment age to 42. Here's when it goes into effect

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Army raises maximum enlistment age to 42

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Hegseth says military chaplains will no longer display rank

Defense Secretary Hegseth said chaplains would instead wear religious insignia as part of an effort to "(restore) the esteemed position of chaplain."

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Chaplains will go by religious insignia, not rank, under new Pentagon guidance

The Pentagon is doing away with rank insignias for military chaplains, requiring them to instead display religious insignia as part of broader changes.

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Hegseth removes rank insignia from military chaplains

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said U.S. military chaplains will no longer wear rank insignia, instead displaying symbols of their faith.

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Hegseth: Military chaplains will no longer display rank

U.S. military chaplains will no longer wear their rank insignia, instead displaying insignia that reflects their religious affiliation, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced as part of two major changes to the group.