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Meet Your Top 13 Recruiter - Staff Sgt. Angel Zayas Gonzalez
Staff Sgt. Angel Zayas Gonzalez, originally from Barranquitas, Puerto Rico, serves as a Recruiter at the Caguas Station in Caguas, Puerto Rico.
Sept. 2, 2024 - Staff Sgt. Angel Zayas Gonzalez, originally from Barranquitas, Puerto Rico, serves as a Recruiter at the Caguas Station in Caguas, Puerto Rico.

Army Senior Leaders discuss the future of Army Recruiting
Maj. Gen. Johnny Davis, along with U.S. Army Recruiting Command leaders, hosted the Army’s new Deputy Chief of Staff G1 Lt. Gen. Brian Eifler at the USAREC Headquarters for a comprehensive recruiting briefing.
Aug. 22, 2024 - Maj. Gen. Johnny Davis, along with U.S. Army Recruiting Command leaders, hosted the Army’s new Deputy Chief of Staff G1 Lt. Gen. Brian Eifler at the USAREC Headquarters for a comprehensive recruiting briefing.

Kansas City Chiefs Honor Military at Training Camp, Strengthening Partnership with Army Recruiting Battalion
At this year's Kansas City Chiefs training camp, head coach Any Reid took a moment to honor the military presence by presenting a football to one of the Soldiers in attendance.  The gesture was part of the Chief's Military Appreciation Day activities, reflecting the team's deep respect for the Armed Forces.
Aug. 16, 2024 - The Kansas City Chiefs showed their unwavering support for the military on Thursday, hosting Military Appreciation Day at their training camp on the campus of Missouri Western University. This annual event has become a cornerstone of the Chiefs' community engagement, highlighting their enduring partnership with the U.S. Army Recruiting Battalion, Kansas City.

Meet Your 420T - Chief Warrant Officer 3 Troy Capehart
Chief Warrant Officer 3 Troy Capehart poses on stage after graduating the 420T Talent Acquisition Technician training course.
Aug. 12, 2024 - The Army’s recruiting transformation is underway as the first group of warrant officers recently graduated the talent acquisition technician training course.

Army partners with industry to learn, improve recruiting methodologies
Twenty-five noncommissioned officers joined U.S. Army leaders and industry representatives here, Monday, for a historic signing that marked the next phase of the Army’s commitment to modernizing recruiting.
Aug. 6, 2024 - Twenty-five noncommissioned officers joined U.S. Army leaders and industry representatives here, Monday, for a historic signing that marked the next phase of the Army’s commitment to modernizing recruiting.