U.S. Army Orlando University Military Recruiting Office

Today we highlight SFC Cherisse Wright, Orlando University Recruiting Station, she is the Active Army Recruiter Soldier of Quarter for 1st Quarter.

Wright is a native of Kissimmee, FL and joined the Army in 2010.

According to Wright, recruiting has been an enriching assignment that allows her to develop as a Soldier. "I like that recruiting allows me to both interact with the civilian community and is an opportunity to grow as a leader."

Wright continues to set actionable career goals.

"I genuinely love mentoring female Soldiers. I have started a virtual mentorship group online." So far there are more than 120 female Soldiers engaged in the program. "We discuss mentorship, career goals and resiliency. My ultimate goal is to become the first female Sgt Major of the Army"

The US Army recruitment team brought along its Adventure Semi simulation truck to show Jones High School students in Orlando, FL., the potential careers waiting for them after graduation, Nov. 15. The asset truck allowed curious students to experience the future of tactical operations in the Army.

serve in more than 200 careers in a wide range of specialty areas that align with their education, skills, and talents. Find out why a career in the armed forces is one of the best employment opportunities available!

Connect with a career counselor at https://go.usa.gov/xSZCK

about the 2-year enlistment option, also known as Option 26. To receive the $10,000 bonus, enlist for 2 years plus training and delayed entry and serve 2 years in the active duty Army followed by serving 2 years in either the Army Reserve or Army National Guard. Read more here: https://go.usa.gov/xSY5T

Connect with a career counselor at https://go.usa.gov/xSY5G

Every Soldier has a reason for choosing to serve. Whether it’s opportunities, benefits or love of country. Come see us and ask why our team chose the Army. Connect with a career counselor at https://go.usa.gov/xSxcC

Our Army is always ready. Always ready to be a protect our family, our community and our nation. Who are you serving for?

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The 4th of July! Tampa Battalion joins the Nation to celebrate America’s Independence and birthday with festivals, parades, fireworks, barbecues, sparklers, and other festive activities.

You will never do anything in this world without courage. It is the greatest quality of the mind next to honor. – Aristotle.

Opportunity is knocking! We are currently offering some new options to join the .

Not only can you earn up to a $50k signing bonus, but you can also get some other options like:
✅ 2 year enlistment - you can try it and see if it's for, if not you still get some great benefits for only serving 2 years!
✅ You can get to choose your first duty station.
✅ We can pay off your student loans- lets get debt free in your new career.
To see if you Qualify for these benefits, click the link below https://go.usa.gov/xJ6zY

The has published new guidance which allow for tattoos on the back of neck, hands and behind the ear. This directive eases tattoo restrictions to reflect what is accepted within society and amongst the who serve. The changes do not lower service admission standards, but instead, will allow individuals who meet all other qualifications for appointment or enlistment the opportunity to serve. The changes also support the Army’s People Strategy, our number one priority, by offering Soldiers options for appearance that take into account professional appearance and good order and discipline.

SSG Swanson, Leesburg Station and SSG Benyard, Orlando University Station were recognized as Recruiter’s of the Year during the AUSA Army Birthday Ball.

Tampa Recruiting Battalion held a Future Soldier Recognition Event at Sheraton Tampa Riverwalk, June 23. The ceremony was to thank the future Soldiers, family, friends and veterans for their selfless service to their Nation and the US Army.

Special guests included Dr. Peter Tan, CASA, Roger Trout, Army Reserve Ambassador, CSM John Foley, USAREC, Chaplain COL Khalid Shabazz, CENTCOM and a special video message from MG Kevin Vereen, Commanding Officer USAREC.

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