Army IG to Visit Dozens of Installations to Understand How New Soldiers Are Welcomed, Integrated

June 28, 2022
Congress/DoD | Force Culture | On Base

The Army’s inspector general will visit about 40 installations for a wide-ranging look at how new soldiers are welcomed and integrated into the service, Army Times reported.

“Secretary [Christine] Wormuth will review the final inspection report to find ways to improve how the Army trains, mentors, and integrates new Soldiers into effective and cohesive teams,” a spokesperson wrote to Army Times.

Wormuth signed off on the sweeping “New Soldier Experience” special inspection last year when the inspector general recommended it.

Army photo by Capt. Tyson Friar

June 28, 2022
Congress/DoD | Force Culture | On Base

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