Investing into healthcare for rural areas so 90% of the local population isn’t unfit for service would probably do more than luring uni kids into the service.
Bringing back the tradition of allowing recruits to lie about their medical history would do more as well. They forgot they looked the other way as something like 30 percent of their recruits just didn’t report medical issues. Then they put in a digital medical system and suddenly a third of their recruits need waivers that take months to get. They finally figured that out and recruiting numbers magically went back up.
Investing into healthcare for rural areas so 90% of the local population isn’t unfit for service would probably do more than luring uni kids into the service.
Bariatrics is expensive, though
Thats actually how we got fluoride in our water.
Bringing back the tradition of allowing recruits to lie about their medical history would do more as well. They forgot they looked the other way as something like 30 percent of their recruits just didn’t report medical issues. Then they put in a digital medical system and suddenly a third of their recruits need waivers that take months to get. They finally figured that out and recruiting numbers magically went back up.