Army continues 7-year streak, hitting retention goals early

Army aims to produce 19,000 GMLRS rockets a year starting in FY-28

The Army intends to produce up to 19,002 rockets annually for the Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System starting in Fiscal Year 2028, and continuing through FY-32, according to a sources-sought notice posted today. The notice asks for white papers “regarding the capabilities, past similar experience and technical approach” to producing all variants of GMLRS at the rate of 19,002 rockets per year, with deliveries to begin in February 2030. Over th…

Army Hits Retainment Goals Six Months Ahead Of Schedule

Army retention is ahead of schedule. The army retained 15,600 soldiers who were eligible for relistment. The goal was 14,800. This major win came six months ahead of schedule. Army Times reported: For the seventh year in a row, the United States Army has met or exceeded its retention goal. This time, the accomplishment comes nearly six months ahead of schedule. The Army reportedly retained 15,600 soldiers eligible for reenlistment, 800 more than…

Army continues 7-year streak, hitting retention goals early

For the seventh year in a row, the Army has met or exceeded its retention goal. This time, nearly six months ahead of schedule.The Army retained 15,600 soldiers eligible for reenlistment, 800 more than the original goal of 14,800.“The early success in [fiscal 2025] reenlistments, combined with the targeted retention strategy, is allowing the Army to effectively manage personnel requirements,” said Sgt. Maj. Enrique Rose, a senior Army career cou…