Enlisted Men With 30 Years Of Service Now Must Retire
The Department of the Army announced new separation policies to boost readiness of top three grades for atomic-age mobilization and improve promotion chances for young career soldiers. The program targets enlisted personnel with more than 30 years of service and those over 55 who have 20 years in, accomplished mainly through retirement.
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January production reached a record level with gains in steel, appliances, and building materials offset by auto cutbacks. Commerce data place 1955 output at a record 387% billion, with projections toward 400 billion. Retail chains saw January sales up 2%, while long-term Army enlistment reforms threaten top-rated enlisted promotions and set stage for new age and service rules.
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