Oklahoma City Recruiting Battalion

MISSION

The Oklahoma City Recruiting Battalion will recruit with integrity the high-quality men and women necessary to accomplish the Army and Army Reserve mission while training the force, developing leaders, and providing quality soldier and family support.

VISION

Help the Army maintain its superb reputation with its American Citizens by recruiting volunteers inspired by a sense of duty to the Nation, Warrior Ethos, Army Values, and strong desire to become members of the Army Strong Team. This will be accomplished by focusing on three key tasks:

1) Leveraging technology and Centers of Influence (COI) networks.

2) Instilling in all Future Soldiers an understanding of their value to the Army and the nation.

3) Command emphasis at all levels on mission accomplishment through a balance of personal and professional lives.

OKLAHOMA CITY RECRUITING BATTALION LEADERSHIP

Oklahoma City Recruiting Battalion Commander
Lt. Col. Peter Salfeety
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U.S. Army Soldier in dress uniforms poses before an American Flag and a USAREC Flag

Oklahoma City Recruiting Battalion Command Sergeant Major
Command Sgt. Maj. Christopher A. Holder
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CONTACT A RECRUITER

If you are interested in joining the Army, call 1-800-USA-ARMY,
ext. 181 or visit www.goarmy.com

If you are interested in the Army Reserve, call 1-800-USA-ARMY,
ext. 182 or visit www.goarmyreserve.com

OKC BATTALION NEWS

Although twin brothers Jacob and Jacoi Frett grew up doing everything together, the two have found individual success in their most recent Army jobs, recruiting young men and women into the Army.

Twin brothers find individuality, success in Army Recruiting

By Hunter West | Feb. 21, 2025

Although twin brothers Jacob and Jacoi Frett grew up doing everything together, the two have found individual success in their most recent Army jobs, recruiting young men and women into the Army. In their hometown of St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands, their only exposure to the military as children was their father, who enlisted in the Army in 1958 and retired before they were born. Now they both serve as staff sergeants in the Army, assigned under the same brigade within U.S. Army Recruiting Command but placed in different cities.

77th Army Band performs for Enid High School

By Breonna Summers | March 20, 2024

Cheers filled the auditorium with joy and amazement as students and faculty at Enid High School were able to enjoy the radiant music from the 77th Army Band, "The Pride of Fort Sill!", on February 28, 2024. This assembly gave the students the opportunity to enjoy live music and take a break from their studies. The band performed popular hits and shared their talents as they presented their “Why We Serve” concert.

Nineteen future Soldiers from the Oklahoma City West Recruiting Company's region take the oath of enlistment May 7, 2021, at the ADA Training Support Facility at Fort Sill, Oklahoma. A couple of them will attend basic combat training, and advanced individual training at Fort Sill to learn field artillery, and air defense artillery skills. Others will attend BCT at Fort Benning, Georgia; Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri; and Fort Jackson, South Carolina.

(Photo Credit: Jeff Crawley)

Recruiters hold mass enlistment at Fort Sill

By | May 11, 2021

Nina Berry, age 17, will graduate from Lawton (Oklahoma) High School May 21. She enlisted in the Army, and is the first member of her family member to be in the military. “Growing up in a military town, I’ve wanted to join the Army since I was little; I think it’s cool.” She plans to become a combat engineer.

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