The Army's $11 million marketing deal with the United Football League and Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson did not lead to any new recruits and may have had a negative impact on enlistments. The Army is seeking to recoup $6 million from the UFL as Johnson did not fulfill his end of the bargain. The deal was criticized by Army staff and deemed unsuccessful for recruiting efforts.
Key Points
The Army's $11 million marketing deal with the UFL and Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson did not result in any new recruits
The deal was criticized by Army staff as being unsuccessful for recruiting efforts
The Army is seeking to recoup $6 million from the UFL due to Johnson not fulfilling his end of the bargain
Cons
Did not lead to any new Army recruits
May have had a negative impact on finding new enlistments
The UFL deal was seen as a net negative for recruiting efforts