Daily Brief: Army Offers to Repay Soldiers’ College Loans if They Go Infantry

Daily Brief 13 March 2020

Army Offers to Repay Soldiers' College Loans if They Go Infantry The U.S. Army is offering to pay off student loans of up to $65,000 to recruits willing to sign up for the infantry. More Military.com Stories Troops in Europe Face Limbo Following Canceled Exercise, Travel Ban US Strikes Iran-Backed Group Believed Responsible for Hit on Iraq Base: Pentagon Four-Star Head of Southcom Monitored for Possible Coronavirus Exposure Judge Orders Chelsea Manning Released From Jail Marine Corps, Army Bar Families from Boot Camp Graduations as Virus Spreads Air Force Cancels Liberty for Newly Graduated Airmen Marine Corporal Dies, 2 Others Hurt in 7-Ton Rollover During UAE Exercise Some Military Travel Restrictions Now Global with New CDC Guidance More Navy Ships Headed to South, Central America to Stop Drug-Trafficking The Coast Guard Has Billions in Overdue Maintenance, and Lawmakers Are Concerned Chinese Official Says US Army May Have 'Brought the Epidemic to Wuhan' Myanmar Repatriates Suspected Remains of US WWII Servicemen North Korea's Kim Jong Un Guides Another Round of Artillery Drills Jury Deadlocks on Former Marine's Murder Charge in DUI Crash USO to Temporarily Close All Airport Locations Due to Coronavirus VA Says You May End Up Owing Lots of Money if Your School Switches to Online-Only Classes Today's Military Trivia Who was President of the United States when the Mexican-American War began in 1846? Video of the Day Army CH-47 Extracts Pararescue Jumpers from Ice

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