Gen Z recruits in the US Army are taking to TikTok to complain about the food, pay, and body shaming

Gen Z recruits in the US Army are taking to TikTok to complain about the food, pay, and body shaming

The US Army has been struggling to recruit soldiers in recent years — and it might be because some of its youngest hires are discouraging their peers from signing up by sharing stories of low pay and poor food on TikTok.

Gen Z Soldiers Use TikTok to Discourage Potential New Recruits › American Greatness

A rising trend is seeing many of the youngest soldiers in the U.S. Army – members of Generation Z, also known as “Zoomers” – use the social media platform…

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US army faces 'mutiny' from Gen Z who whine on TikTok over conditions while in uniform

The US Army has come under fire from its younger Gen Z recruits who have moaned over pay and working conditions.Multiple recruits have come forward to slam the US military for a wide range of concerns, including poor pay and a lack of privacy.It comes as the US Army is facing a recruitment crisis, with the force falling short of its recruitment target by 15 per cent. One of those criticising the army was TikTok military influencer Anthony Laster…

Army's Recruiting Woes Are Aggravated by a 'TikTok Mutiny' of Gen Z Soldiers

The US Army is facing a so-called "Tik Tok Mutiny" as young soldiers take to the Chinese Communist smartphone app Tik Tok to complain about virtually every aspect of their service. The mutiny is led by Tik Tok influencers like Specialist Anthony Laster, who criticize Army life for having 'No Privacy, The Pay Sucks, Sh***y Food, Disrespectful Leadership, NO SLEEP!'

Gen Z army recruits cry about low pay, 'sh***y' food and fitness tests

The Army is already seeing a steep decline in recruits