Army Swiftly Backpedals on Policy Dropping High School Diploma Requirement

Daily Brief 01 July 2022

Army Swiftly Backpedals on Policy Dropping High School Diploma Requirement The Army has swiftly reversed a new policy that would have allowed potential recruits to enlist into the force without a high school diploma or GED, according to an internal memo. More Military.com Stories What Does the Guard Do with 40,000 Unvaccinated Soldiers? No One Knows 16 Deported Vets, Family Members Temporarily Allowed Back Into US in the Last Year, DHS Says Guardsman Who Hinted at Mass Shooting Plot Charged with Plan to Sell 'Ghost Guns' and Conversion Kits US Military Hospitals Have Performed Fewer Than 100 Abortions Since 2016 They Graduated Space Force Boot Camp. What Comes Next for Them, and the Service, Is Less Clear. Navy Report: Multiple Errors Poisoned Pearl Harbor Water Ex-Coast Guard Employee Pleads Guilty in Test-Fixing Case US Special Operators Are Picking Up a Softer Skill as They Refocus on Countering China Iran Says It's Ready for New Talks with US on Nuclear Deal Operation Red Wings Through the Eyes of the Night Stalkers Military Photos of the Week: Killer Saxophone, Bird Bath, Marines Have Fun at the Beach Today's Military Trivia What U.S. frigate was struck by two Exocet missiles fired from an Iraqi Mirage F-1 fighter during the Iran-Iraq War? Video of the Day Biden Vows to Defend 'Every Inch of NATO Territory'

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