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How a lack of Recruiting Offices is impacting military recruiting.

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How a lack of Recruiting Offices is impacting military recruiting.
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Patty Nieberg, from the military publication Task & Purpose, shares her recent story on the close of certain Recruiting Testing Offices and the impact it may have on military recruiting.

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