Behind the Greens: Serving with Purpose U.S. Army Recruiting Command

In the first episode of Season 2 of Behind the Greens, USAREC’s command sergeant major, CSM Foley, talks with the command sergeant major of the Marketing and Engagement Brigade, CSM Latosha Ravenell. They discuss the great things MEB is doing, as well as CSM Ravenell’s unique perspective as a woman serving in the Army.

In the second episode of Season 2 of Behind the Greens, USAREC’s command sergeant major, CSM Foley, talks with Ken Wong, who serves as a Civilian Aide to the Secretary of the Army. They discuss the Army, recruiting efforts, and a wrap-up of Asian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.

In this episode of Behind the Greens, USAREC’s command sergeant major, CSM John Foley, talks with Staff Sgt. Joseph Trentacosta, a former recruiting noncommissioned officer and a member of the Sergeant Audie Murphy Club. Listen in to learn about SSG Trentacosta's Army story, the command's 'Call to Service' campaign, and the Army's enlist incentives currently available.

Join Command Sgt. Maj. John Foley, U.S. Army Recruiting Command, and Sgt. 1st Class Mohamed Kaba as they discuss how Kaba found a niche market in enlisting green card holders into the U.S. Army, and how other recruiting NCOs can find their niche recruiting market, and build relationships with prospects and in their communities.
*Originally recorded on Instagram LIVE @usarec_csm.

Join Command Sgt. Maj. John Foley, U.S. Army Recruiting Command, and Sgt. Jessica McNeill as they discuss using social media as an Army recruitment tool. Sgt. McNeill shares best practices from her experience connecting with prospects through Instagram, and how she earned support of 'mini-recruiters'/'ambassadors' at local high schools through her social media presence and crafting skills.

*Originally recorded on Instagram LIVE @usarec_csm September 26, 2022. Visit Instagram to share tips and join the discussion in the comments section.

In our command, we have thousands of Soldiers working every day to inform and educate Americans about what it means to serve in the U.S. Army and what life as a Soldier is really like. This podcast is an extension of that effort. Service members only make up one percent of the population, so many people in our nation are not personally connected to someone in the military. We want to narrow the gap of misunderstanding about what Army life is like and answer questions many applicants have when considering a career with us. I will talk to Soldiers about their personal experiences as well as experts who can help us break down the benefits of being a member of our profession.