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abrams sale, which i want. mr. bowman: i welcome questions from the audience. please stand up. right here. tom from heritage foundation. want to talk about recruiting for the moment. 2018 missed the mark, though it was an aggressive mark. up.y how 2019 is shaping the army is taking new approaches to recruiting but i'm interested in your forecast and how the year will end. and if you project difficulties, are there any solutions for the whole of society or a whole of government approach? i know this is a difficult recruiting environment. thank you. i believe we will make it october 1, 68,000 you highlighted the challenge. with 3.6% unemployment, we have never seen a benchmark like this since 1969. we did not have an all volunteer force in 1969. we do not know how we will do in this type of environment. challenge, about 70 percent of them would require a waiter. drug use, the challenges with the law and mental health. size is really small, much smaller. we have been laser focused on that. made big changes to how we are doing marketing. we changed the partner. we moved the team of civil servants and personnel, they work