Country Singer Craig Morgan Reenlists in Army Reserve at 59, Proving Age is Just a Number
Country singer Craig Morgan, at the age of 59, has reenlisted in the Army Reserve after receiving special permission due to the military's mandatory retirement age of 62. Morgan, who served in the Army for 17 years, including deployments to South Korea and participation in the U.S. invasion of Panama, expressed his desire to continue serving and giving back. Senator Marsha Blackburn played a key role in facilitating Morgan's reenlistment. The Army, facing recruitment challenges, sees Morgan as an inspiring example for potential recruits and a familiar face for its recruiting efforts. Morgan will continue his music career while serving in the Army Reserve.