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To: LindyBill who wrote (127827)	7/27/2005 7:18:19 AM
From: unclewest	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793839

Need money anyone? This new $ program comes just when recruiting should be picking up. Not a good sign. Army offers incentive pay up to $14,400 for assignment to priority units FORT KNOX, Ky. – Qualified active Army recruits may be eligible for assignment incentive pay (AIP) of $400 per month, up to 36 months for a total of up to $14,400, if they agree to be assigned to an Army-designated priority unit with a critical role in current global commitments. Soldiers who enlist for three or more years in a required skill may be eligible to receive AIP payments once they complete initial entry training and report to a designated priority units. Qualified recruits who participate in AIP remain eligible for cash enlistment bonus incentives up to $20,000, as well as the loan repayment program up to $65,000 or the Army College Fund up to $70,000. To learn more about Army opportunities, visit your Army recruiter or log on to goarmy.com. - www.goarmy.com -