Navy and Army Recruiters Face Teen Landscape on North Shore
In affluent towns recruiters battle cold shoulders and busy schedules as teens juggle prom tickets and futures. Navy, Army, Air Force, and Marines use soft sells, freebies, and school gigs to lure students while managing skepticism, myths about boot camp, and the Delayed Entry Program that keeps DEPs engaged for up to a year.
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North Shore
Navy Public Affairs
Willis
Navy
Sandburg
Sinois National Guard
Mike Dougherty
Dougherty
Sty
1/131 Infantry
Joliet
U.S. Department of Defense
Army
Thornton Fractional North High School
Calumet City
Mariano Amaro-Lugo
Fribee
Amaro-Lugo
Sanders
Orland Park
Chicago Heights
Hollywood
von Eric Gentry
Oak Lawn
Cook County
Ed Castillo
Navy Recruiting Office
Yugoslavia
Kosovo
Dailey
Air Force
Marines
Bremen
Roger Leturno
Markham
Hillcrest
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Brian Willis
Derrick Sanders
Marine Corps
Armed Forces
Star Home Delivery Policy
STAR
Raenth
Ak Sige
Jim Fizzell
Illinois
Unilock
Tracy Walsh
Leif Graefen
Hendrickson
Mokena
Nat Pee
Yim Pe
Satie Saliuiedlany
Rinst Aid
South Suburban Hospital
Kedzie Avenue
Hazel Cres
Hazel Crest Police Department
Hazel Crest Fire
Club Hills
Country Club Hills Fire Department
Illinois State Police
Hazel Crest Park District