Army lets soldiers deployed for Operation Epic Fury reenlist two years early
The Army has introduced a new policy for soldiers involved in a certain operation. This change allows them to reenlist earlier than usual. Further details are available from the Army's announcement.
Soldiers participating in the operation can now reenlist up to 24 months before their service ends. Career counselors will provide support and guidance to eligible personnel, and these soldiers will have access to various reenlistment options and incentives.
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