Rio Grande Valley Army Recruiting covers 9,900 square miles of Southern Texas, South of San Antonio from Laredo to South Padre Island to the Mexico border.
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03/09/2023
Today the U.S. Army launched its new brand and tagline! "Be All You Can Be". This is a brand that showcases the Army's focus on possibilities! It highlights today's Americans and youth who are looking to develop a rewarding career, continue their education, build a future and achieve goals. Within the Army they can explore their passions, build community and become the best version of themselves.
08/04/2020
Are you ready for the ASVAB?
If doughnuts are usually 75 cents each, but there is a sale on Friday advertising them as 1 dozen + ½ dozen for $10.80, what is the new cost for just one doughnut?
A. 65 cents
B. 55 cents
C. 60 cents
D. 50 cents
Hoooaaah!
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Happy Mother's Day to all the moms and Army moms out there.
Thank you for what you do!
We are in this together. Ready to serve our Nation, ready to serve our communities. Talk to us online for more information about how you can start the enlistment process.
03/20/2020
The Virtual TownHall has been moved to YouTube Live. It will start at 1530 EST.
U.S. Army Recruiting Command Virtual Town Hall USAREC's Commanding General Maj. Gen. Frank Muth, Command Sgt. Maj. Tabitha Gavia and headquarters staff will discuss important updates for the command live ...
03/19/2020
We understand that it is a difficult time for many.
Our team is available to answer questions if you are interested in serving in the future.
02/26/2020
Less than twelve hours to take off! Head over to our Facebook today and watch as more than 800 across the country receive their oath of enlistment live from space with Astronaut Col. Andrew Morgan.
The Army and have been working together for more than 60 years. While there are currently only three active-duty astronauts in the U.S. Army, the detachment is only a small fraction of the Army’s space assets. Almost 1/3 of all jobs available in the U.S. Army are in STEM fields and in these positions are often the most qualified candidates.
Tune in to our Facebook live stream at 11:40 a.m. CT and watch as more than 800 join the ranks..
02/26/2020
Education and career experience are key to becoming an astronaut.
Candidates require a bachelor’s degree in engineering, biological science, physical science, computer science or mathematics and at least three years of related, progressively responsible, professional experience.
Almost a third of all jobs in the U.S. Army are in STEM career fields that provide people with the experience they need and the education benefits to assist in pursuing post-secondary degrees. Additionally, through the Army’s Astronaut Program Regular Army personnel go through ’s two year candidate process and continue serving the Army as an astronaut.
To learn more about the Army’s Astronaut Program check out this article: https://www.army.mil/standto/archive_2017-07-12
02/20/2020
Future across the country are launching their careers from space Feb. 26 with their oath of enlistment delivered by U.S. Army Astronaut Col. Andrew Morgan. Check back as we broadcast the ceremony live!
The United States Army Recruiting Command mission is to "Recruit America's best and brightest volunteers that are able to deploy, fight, and win". This process includes the recruiting, medical and psychological examination, induction, and administrative processing of potential service personnel.