How many U.S. soldiers do NOT re-enlist after their initial term? Got a reference?
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ANSWERS: 2
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Here are some numbers from 2005: From Oct. 1 through June, the Army had re-enlisted 53,120 soldiers, 6% ahead of its goal of about 50,000 for that period. At that pace, the Army would finish the year 3,850 troops ahead of its target of 64,162. Re-enlistment rates the past three years have been at least 6% above the service's goals for the 500,000-member active Army. There are about 105,000 Army soldiers in Iraq, including members of the National Guard and Reserve.
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Odd glitch on my computer only lets me read comments when two answers are posted.........This is number 2.
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