Capt. Ashley Shephard completing the half Murph on the Assault AirRunner during the U.S. Army Warrior Fitness Team Tryouts.

Capt. Kasandra "Kaci" Clark completing the half Murch on the Assault AirRunner during the U.S. Army Warrior Fitness Team Tryouts

Capt. Brian Harris completing the half Murph on the Assault AirRunner during the U.S. Army Warrior Fitness Team Tryouts.

Capt. Rachel Schreiber doing on overhead squat during the U.S. Army Warrior Fitness Team Tryouts

Capt. John Murphy doing on working hard during the U.S. Army Warrior Fitness Team Tryouts.

Partnership Outreach

Future Soldiers from the Phoenix Recruiting Battalion participate in a joint-service mass oath of enlistment ceremony during halftime of Arizona State University's Salute to Service college football game between ASU and the University of California, Los Angeles, Nov. 10, in Tempe, Arizona. The Army has been retooling its recruiting strategy that includes emphasis on 22 cities. (Photo Credit: Alun Thomas)

1st Lt. Brandon Brown, operations officer, Phoenix Military Entrance Processing Station, delivers the oath of enlistment to Auri (left) and Aram (right) Molina, Feb. 1, Phoenix MEPS. Auri and Aram, a married couple from San Luis, Ariz., enlisted for Officer Candidate School together after just two months of marriage.

Lt. Col. Scott Morley (left), commander, Phoenix Recruiting Battalion, administers the oath of enlistment to 35 future Soldiers from the battalion, Nov. 18, at State Farm Stadium, Glendale, Ariz. The mass enlistment ceremony took place shortly before a National Football League game between the Arizona Cardinals and Oakland Raiders.

Staff Sgt. Archie Masibay poses for a photo with his wife, Flor. Serving as a recruiter in Brentwood, California, Masibay, also known as ARCHIEzzle, highlights Army topics that inform, entertain, and motivate others. And while "Archiezzle" is just an online persona, Masibay interacts with his YouTube and other social media community to answer questions potential recruits may have before joining the Army.

Staff Sgt. Archie Masibay discusses Army combat medic training with two recent AIT graduates. Serving as a recruiter in Brentwood, California, Masibay, also known as ARCHIEzzle, interacts with his YouTube and other social media community to answer questions potential recruits may have before joining the Army.

The top Army leaders and top recruiters at the start of the recruiter recognition ceremony.