US Army Recruiting NYC

US Army Recruiting NYC đź—˝Join the Mission. Own the Moment. Defend the Legacy. Follow us for real stories, opportunities and impact. EMPIRE! They can serve either full time or part time.

We offer opportunities for people to learn how the US Army can help them with their plans for the future. The Army will allow you to gain skills that will make you marketable and place you ahead of your peers in today’s tough job market. The Army offers training in over 150 career fields, most of which are directly related to the civilian workplace; job skills ranging from Computers, Legal, Mechanical, and Medical, Petroleum, Welding, Aviation, Human Resources and many more. When you enlist, your skill training will be guaranteed in writing. A recent survey of employers showed that 9 out of 10 believed soldiers possessed the job skills and qualities they looked for when hiring.

09/14/2026

Monday Motivation! Teamwork Makes the Dream Work! Brooklyn North Future Soldiers - made a plan in line with their life goals - and they are gettin’ after it! Army focused - with determination and support from their Recruiting team! Welcome to the family!

What is your plan for success? We can help you get there!

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1-800-USA-ARMY | goARMY.com





A very special Q&A! The Association of the United States Army (AUSA) and Army Leaders are front and center during a spec...
09/12/2026

A very special Q&A! The Association of the United States Army (AUSA) and Army Leaders are front and center during a special Q&A. Army Community - this one is for you!

Get ready, ! Senior leaders will answer YOUR questions during a special online town hall, part of the "Warfighter & Family Forum" series at AUSA!

Scheduled to speak are Acting Army Secretary Telle, VCSA LaNeve, and SMA Weimer.

Soldiers, Families, and Army Veterans - what do YOU want to know? âť“ Send in your questions using this link: AUSA questionnaire (link in comments). There will be submissions live at AUSA as well.

09/12/2026

A solemn remembrance, an enduring legacy of service and a promise to never forget. 🇺🇸

For 250 years, the defense of the American story has rested upon the shoulders of citizens who choose to stand between our nation and danger. On Sept. 11, 2001, tragedy struck our homeland, but from that heartbreak rose an unbreakable resolve.

In the days, months and years that followed, thousands of everyday citizens walked into U.S. Army Recruiting stations across America, determined to make a difference. Behind every recruit who raised a right hand was a dedicated U.S. Army Recruiter who provided the mentorship, guidance and encouragement needed to answer the nation’s call.

Today, we honor the memory of the victims lost at the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and Shanksville, Pennsylvania. We pay tribute to the selfless first responders who ran toward danger and the service members who stepped forward into the profession of arms. Our Recruiters carry that legacy forward every day in our local communities, finding and inspiring the next generation of leaders who will keep America free.đź—˝

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09/11/2026

25th anniversary of September 11, 2001, Patriot Day. Our Nation and the world pause to remember where we were, to honor the lives lost and their families, and to reaffirm our resilience and resolve.

Below is a remembrance from the 20th anniversary, when Reserve Public Affairs Soldiers captured memories from Soldiers of the U.S. Army New York City Recruiting Battalion.

We Remember.
We Reflect.
We Continue to Serve.


Talk about MOTIVATED!! What an amazing day for Future Soldiers on Fort Hamilton!  Hooah!U.S. Army NYC Recruiting Battali...
09/09/2026

Talk about MOTIVATED!! What an amazing day for Future Soldiers on Fort Hamilton! Hooah!

U.S. Army NYC Recruiting Battalion, Brooklyn North Company Future Soldiers recently spent the day with Soldiers and their recruiters, learning Soldier skills and equipment - with a view of the Hudson River as a backdrop. They asked great questions, and met company and Battalion leadership.

You could feel the motivation and witness the laughter, teamwork, and a shared sense of purpose!
The group learned Soldier skills, got hands on with equipment, and experienced the true camaraderie that makes the U.S. Army the best trained in the world and warrior strong!

With over 200 careers to choose from, these Future Soldiers are on their way to becoming the best versions of themselves, equipped for their next step, with a team that makes a difference along side them. These Future Soldiers will go on to become experts when fully trained and serve in their selected specialty full time in the U.S. Army or part time in the Army Reserve.

Be All You Can Be.

Want to be part of the next one?
Send us a message, visit goarmy.com or hit us up on 1-800-USA-ARMY.

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Have a great week friends!  Make a plan for success…and get after it!  Got Q’s?  We can help!  Goarmy.com
09/08/2026

Have a great week friends! Make a plan for success…and get after it! Got Q’s? We can help! Goarmy.com

Golden Hour

U.S. Army Sgt. Daniel Fuentes, with the 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team, patrols through a field during a situational training exercise at Grafenwoehr Training Area, Germany.

U.S. Army Reserve photo by Sgt. Addison Shinn

Happy Labor Day!
09/07/2026

Happy Labor Day!

Happy Labor Day!

09/06/2026
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09/03/2026

ICYMI History came alive in Brooklyn with Honor and Heart.

The Empire Battalion joined Veterans, community leaders and elected officials at Evergreen Cemetery recently, for a Battle of Brooklyn commemoration that was both respectful, deeply moving and celebratory!

We have spent this America 250 year honoring 250 in every borough, and this day, brought us full circle — back to Brooklyn.

Lt. Colonel Oliver Karp, Commander of the U.S. Army NYC Recruiting Battalion, shares what happened on this hallowed ground. WPIX Ch. 11 was there for a walk about the Evergreens before the ceremony.

More about the day to come!

Let’s listen in as Lt. Colonel Karp tells the story …







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