 The military is having trouble filling its ranks as public support declines. After the army had its worst year for recruitment since the repeal of the draft in 1973, leaders from the army, navy, and air force said in March that they all anticipated falling short of their recruitment goals this year.&nbsp;

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The military is having trouble filling its ranks as public support declines. After the army had its worst year for recruitment since the repeal of the draft in 1973, leaders from the army, navy, and air force said in March that they all anticipated falling short of their recruitment goals this year. {ai:summary}<p>The military is struggling to recruit new members as public support wanes. Despite having the worst recruitment year in decades, the army, navy, and air force all expect to fall short of their goals. #military</p>

Declining Confidence: Americans' Trust in the Military Hits Historic Low

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