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Thousands defer plans to leave the military during crisis

By LOLITA C. BALDOR
Associated Press
WASHINGTON (AP) — Army Sgt. Antonio Gozikowski was
planning to leave the military next month and head to
college. After serving for six years, the dental assistant’s
goal was to become a dentist, and then return to the
Army in a few years with his expanded medical skills. But
now, with the coronavirus forcing universities to consider
virtual or reduced schooling this fall, he decided to take
advantage of a new Army program and extend his mili-
tary service for six more months.Across the military, uncer-
tainty about future jobs or college opportunities is driving
more service members to re-enlist or at least postpone
their scheduled departures. As unemployment, layoffs
and a historic economic downturn grip the nation, the
military — with its job security, steady paycheck and
benefits — is looking much more appealing.“Everything
from elementary schools to universities is closing down
and there’s no saying how it’s going to go when the fall
semester opens,” said Gozikowski, adding that he’s ho-
ping schools start opening up for spring semester. “This In this March 25, 2020, file photo a member of the U.S. Army walks down the hall toward a monitor
is like a safety net. I have a source of income and I’ll be displaying COVID-19 safety information in Fort Meade, Md.
able to continue working.” Continued on Page 25 Associated Press