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Pentagon Seeks to Engage Youth for Future Defense Workforce

The Department of War is working to engage younger generations in defense careers, particularly in engineering and skilled trades, to address workforce shortages. Assistant Secretary Michael Cadenazzi highlighted the importance of attracting middle school students to these fields. The Pentagon has launched initiatives, including a partnership with Mike Rowe, to promote skilled trades and ensure competitive benefits for future workers.

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The Department of War is working to engage younger generations in defense careers, particularly in engineering and skilled trades, to address workforce shortages. Assistant Secretary Michael Cadenazzi highlighted the importance of attracting middle school students to these fields. The Pentagon has launched initiatives, including a partnership with Mike Rowe, to promote skilled trades and ensure competitive benefits for future workers.

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Original Headline

Pentagon looking for ‘middle school kids today’ to fill critical voids in defense industrial base

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Pentagon Seeks to Engage Youth for Future Defense Workforce