Army Recruiting Office Torrance, CA

WE ARE HIRING!!! Let’s kick off the ARMY NATIONAL HIRING DAYS! Ask us questions! Ask us about bonuses! ASK US HOW WE CAN HELP YOU!! We are motivated and dedicated to serving you!!

Happy Birthday Army!!! Its an absolute pleasure to be part of such a great organization with so much history!!!

What to ask your Army Recruiter during the interview. - 1. Please explain the recruiting process start to finish. 2. Potential recruits: Why should I join the Army? 3. Do you have any special incentives to join?... 4. What's the Future Soldier program? 5. Which option is best for me: Army active duty, Army Reserve or ROTC? 6. What really goes on in Basic Combat Training? 7. What's the balance between classroom and physical training? 8. What kind of condition do you have to be in at the start? 9. What are the physical standards candidates have to meet? 10. What are training and drill sergeants like today? 11. What percent of people who start actually graduate? 12. Can two friends go through basic at the same time? 13. Women: Do women receive military haircuts too? - I have 10 more questions that you should ask your Army Recruiter. I’ll share it in another post so be on the lookout. - If you have any other questions please don’t hesitate to contact me. 310-944-2945 #usarec #armyrecruiter #usarmy #recruiting #believeinyou #believeinyourself #armylife #usarmedforces #jrotc #armyrotc #rotc #usarmyreserve #puteminboots #ussoldiers #goals #dontquit #neverquit #resume #jobinterview #jobsearch See more

May is Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month. The Library of Congress, National Archives and Records Administration, National Endowment for the Humanities, National Gallery of Art, National Park Service, Smithsonian Institution and United States Holocaust Memorial Museum join in paying tribute to the generations of Asian and Pacific Islanders who have enriched America's history and are instrumental in its future success. #USArmy #ArmyValues #Asianheritage#Torrance

More than 15,500 personnel from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers continue to answer the Nation's call in response to #COVID19. . . They are currently engaged in all 50 states, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. . . #KillTheVirus #USACE #ArmyCOVID19Fight #HomelandDefense #WeHaveTheWatch #armyrecruiting #torrancerecruitnf #askmehow

While the Army opened combat roles including armor and infantry to females in 2015, its leaders first initiative requires that a platoon first have a branch qualified female officer or a noncommissioned officer assigned to the unit before accepting junior enlisted Soldiers in the ranks of private through specialist. Other integration requirements include gender integration training and command climate surveys. . . Pauley decided to become the organization’s first female infan...try officer wanting to support the organization’s advancement in the integration and help female Soldiers realize their potential in combat arms. . . When I heard that, I knew I had to change my branch choice from ordnance to infantry because it was an opportunity to lead from the front. . . #LeadFromTheFront #ArmyReform #Soldier #Adapt2Win #armyrecruiting #torrancerecruiting #askmehow See more

Take a look at our amazing 92Rs Parachute Riggers adjusting their talents to creating face masks for the health departments! Everyone is doing their part to help out! Ask us how you can be apart of our team!

It amazing to see more than 9000 of our own veterans have answered to the call of rejoining our ranks to serve during the time of crisis! Hands down we have the best organization! If these soldiers can come back to serve you can too! Please ask us how! Leave me a message! https://www.armytimes.com//more-than-9000-responded-to-th/

The Army is not closed! We have went virtual for the safety of everyone. If you would like to speak to a recruiter or simply ask questions feel free to contact us here or at 310-413-6413!

Major Update While COVID-19 continues sweeping the globe, Army leaders are discussing ways to pay future Soldiers ahead of initial training in areas where they are sealed off in coronavirus hotbeds and forced to self-isolate at home, instead of leaving on their scheduled Basic Combat Training ship date. Parents are sending us their sons and daughters, and we have an obligation to take care of them, said Army Chief of Staff Gen. James C. McConville, to Pentagon reporte...rs Friday. Many of these young men and women were expecting to go to work. So they've quit their jobs to go ahead and serve we're very cognizant of that. Our team cares about you to go as far as paying you prior to basic training due to all ship dates changing while the nation is in a crisis! Ask us how we can help!

There are many ways someone can serve our country! Being in the army is not all about combat. We have several career fields that someone can choose from! Ask us about our different career fields!