Hoping to boost enlistments, an Army college partnership will help recruits get GEDs

Date:

September 4, 2024

Devon Richard is going back to school after a long time out of the classroom.

Richard is 32. When he was a teenager, he dropped out of high school, where he admits he was not very interested in learning.

“I started fights, stabbed a kid with a fork,” he said. “[I was] pretty much a troublemaker.”

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Hoping to boost enlistments, an Army college partnership will help recruits get GEDs

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