enlistment

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• Although the executive order halted further discharges on the basis of gender identity, the directive didn’t explicitly address enlistments or access to transition-related care, such as gender reassignment surgery.

• He also worried that enlistment terms would soon run out on several thousand of his soldiers, siphoning away his strength.

• Feely also indicated that the TOW was reliable, citing he had never seen a misfire during his four-year enlistment.

• The Army is tightening its tattoo standards, a departure from the relaxed rules used to boost enlistment during the Iraq War.

• He had an earlier, pre-enlistment arrest on a firearms charge as well as a decade-long history of psychiatric problems.

• Psychiatrists deferred enlistment for more than 1.7 million men before training began.

• The army was increased from two regiments to nine regiments with an enlistment requiring two years of military service.

• Finger-prints are made, immediately upon enlistment, of each separate finger and thumb of both hands.

• The call for men was very heavy in proportion to the population, and high bounties were offered for enlistment.

• In December the period of enlistment ended; his army was disbanded, and he could not obtain quite 10,000 men to take its place.

• When the war first broke out, no one thought of any but voluntary methods of .