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RADM James Waters, head of Navy recruiting command, right, speaks with sailors assigned to Navy Recruiting Station Denton, Texas, on Sept. 25, 2025. During the visit, Waters recognized the efforts of frontline recruiters. Image courtesy of MC1 Benjamin K. Kittleson, USN via USNI.
During fiscal 2025, the Navy brought in 44,096 future sailors: nearly 3,500 more than its target of 40,600. RADM James Waters, head of Navy recruiting command, credited efforts to plus-up recruiters and cut back administrative frustrations as a major component for success, specifically citing work to streamline the tattoo approval process for recruits.
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