Army raises enlistment age to 42, eases marijuana restrictions
Changes have been made to the Army's recruiting rules. The age limit for new recruits is now higher. This adjustment brings the Army's policy more in line with other military branches.
The previous age limit has been raised. This change may have both positive and negative effects, according to some experts. Further information on these updates can be found through Task & Purpose, including details on how this change may impact recruiting and the types of candidates who can now join the Army.
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