The Military Teen Experience Today S Teens Tomorrow S Forceођ Military teens of today are the force of tomorrow the department of defense (dod) knows that today’s teens are tomorrow’s recruits. yet, few of america’s young people are interested in a military career. a 2019 dod poll indicated that only 13% of americans aged 16 to 24 said it was likely they would serve in the next few years. Together with bloom: empowering the military teen, the national military family association releases its unprecedented research on the mysterious military te.
The Military Teen Experience 2022 The military teen experience a snapshot of america’s military teenagers and future force military teens of today are the future force of tomorrow we asked our military teens if they plan to serve in the military in the future. a stunning majority (65.15%) answered yes. connection can help, but military life makes that hard. military kids move. Military teens of today are the fighting force of tomorrow “i hope my parents support my dream of joining the army” active duty army teen, e 9, age 18, 12th grade “the hardest thing about being a military teen is pressure to join the military” active duty navy teen, e 7, age 17, 12th grade. The 2022 mtes shows 37% of military teens reported have thoughts of harming themselves or others, and over 90% have “at risk” mental well being in low to moderate ranges. the report states. Military onesource is the gateway to programs and services that support the everyday needs of the 5.2 million service members and immediate family members of the military community. these dod.
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