The U.S. Army is reportedly offering active-duty soldiers a four-day pass to play the upcoming video game Grand Theft Auto VI (GTA 6) in exchange for reenlisting for at least two additional years of service. The offer, first reported by CBS News and authenticated by Task & Purpose and Military.com, targets soldiers in the 9th Brigade Engineering Battalion at Fort Stewart, Georgia. The incentive aims to align with soldiers' interests and boost reenlistment rates, following previous efforts like tuition assistance and specialized training programs. The game, set for release on November 19, features a female protagonist and is set in a fictional Miami. While the offer is initially limited to one battalion, there is potential for broader implementation.
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