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Fort Stewart’s GTA 6 Reenlistment Pitch Has Already Landed 20 Signatures
Fort Stewart's 9th Brigade Engineering Battalion is offering soldiers four days off if they reenlist, specifically timed for the release of Grand Theft Auto 6. At least 20 soldiers have accepted the offer, which requires a minimum two-year service extension. This unique incentive program aims to boost reenlistments by connecting with soldiers' interests, while the game itself faces ongoing leaks ahead of its official reveal.
U.S. Army offers 4-day GTA 6 vacation to lure its members into reenlistment
The U.S. Army is offering soldiers a four-day break to play Grand Theft Auto 6 as a unique incentive for reenlistment. To qualify for this promotion, soldiers must commit to at least two to six more years of service. This initiative by Rockstar Games aims to leverage the excitement surrounding the highly anticipated game for recruitment purposes.
Army Unit Gives Soldiers 4-Day Pass To Play GTA 6 If They Re-Enlist
A US Army unit at Fort Stewart, Georgia, is offering soldiers a four-day pass to play Grand Theft Auto 6 upon re-enlistment. This incentive, aimed at encouraging soldiers to sign for a minimum of two years, is available to approximately 130 eligible individuals. Grand Theft Auto 6 is set to launch on November 19 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
Four days off to play GTA 6 used to convince US army soldiers to re-enlist
A United States army battalion is reportedly offering soldiers four days off to play Grand Theft Auto 6 as an incentive for re-enlisting. The memo, allegedly from the 9th Brigade Engineer Battalion at Fort Stewart, Georgia, is signed by Lt. Col. Ryan D. Hodgson and aims to boost morale and retention. While skepticism exists regarding the memo's authenticity, details like the commander's name have been corroborated.
US Army Battalion Reportedly Giving Soldiers Time Off to Play GTA 6 in Exchange for Reenlisting
A United States Army battalion is reportedly offering soldiers four days off to play Grand Theft Auto 6 upon its release if they choose to reenlist. This incentive is tied to the game's launch in November.