Is it fair to recruit teens using travel and money as an incentive?
It is fair because using money as an incentive brings more teens to the military because they need money to be able to get into college. By giving them the incentive of money they will come and serve for the army so that they can earn money to go home and go to college. This incentive helps them to become prepared for college, since they are able to make money. Money as incentive not only helps them to get into college but it also helps them to get a job. Without a college education they would not be able to get a decent job.
Travel as an incentive is not fair because the teens would not be going to fight just to explore. Many people join the army so that they will be able to explore the world. These teens would be joining to see and not serve. While the travel incentive brings in more people to help the army, I feel like most of them would not be very serious about actually being in the army. Travel is not an incentive that can be avoided and this is why there is no way to limit how many people are doing it just to travel. This is why I think travel is not a fair incentive.
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