Hope Seck
Journalist at Freelance
Freelance journalist, full-time mom of 4 (new!), BQ marathoner. Formers: Managing editor @Militarydotcom, VP @MilReporters, @IrregWarfare Ed. Director.
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1 week ago |
nwaonline.com | Hope Seck
The Army is touting a recruiting turnaround, reaching its annual goal of 61,000 recruits four months early after falling short by 10,000 soldiers just two years prior. President Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth have been quick to take credit for the recruiting surge. Hegseth, who has championed a "warrior ethos" and waged war on diversity initiatives -- saying they promote divisions in the armed forces -- this month described a "morale shift" starting at Trump's inauguration.
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2 weeks ago |
cnas.org | Hope Seck |Alex Horton
As the Army celebrates its 250th birthday with an elaborately planned parade through the streets of Washington, D.C., the service is also touting an epic recruiting turnaround, reaching its annual goal of 61,000 recruits four months early after falling short by 10,000 soldiers just two years prior. President Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth have been quick to take credit for the recruiting surge.
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2 weeks ago |
washingtonpost.com | Hope Seck |Alex Horton
Officials temper Hegseth claim of Army recruiting renaissance under Trump (washingtonpost.com) Officials temper Hegseth claim of Army recruiting renaissance under Trump By Hope Hodge Seck; Alex Horton 2025061312270000 As the Army celebrates its 250th birthday with an elaborately planned parade through the streets of Washington, D.C., the service is also touting an epic recruiting turnaround, reaching its annual goal of 61,000 recruits four months early after falling short by 10,000 soldiers...
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2 weeks ago |
realcleardefense.com | Hope Seck
Air Force Spends Millions on Relaxation Cubes At dozens of bases across the Air Force, troops are undertaking tried-and-true relaxation techniques — biofeedback, meditation — in shiny mirrored cubes Read Full Article »
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2 weeks ago |
airforcetimes.com | Hope Seck
At dozens of bases across the Air Force, troops are undertaking tried-and-true relaxation techniques — biofeedback, meditation — in shiny mirrored cubes that can project light patterns and even galaxies. The experience, as one researcher put it, is more like a “Disney ride” than a studio or clinical office. This is Lumena Mindgym, a flashy new curriculum-based therapeutic tool that’s taking the Air Force by storm.
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