Army unit offers soldiers time off to play Grand Theft Auto VI if they reenlist for 2 to 6 years
Summary
A U.S. Army unit is giving soldiers extra days off to relax and play the video game Grand Theft Auto VI if they agree to reenlist for between two and six more years. This offer is designed to encourage soldiers to stay longer in the military.Key Facts
- The Army unit is offering time off as a reward for reenlisting.
- Soldiers must commit to reenlist for 2 to 6 years to receive the time off.
- The free time can be used to play Grand Theft Auto VI, a popular video game.
- The offer is a part of efforts to keep soldiers in the military.
- The news was reported by CBS News correspondent Eleanor Watson.
- The program targets current members of the U.S. Army.
- Grand Theft Auto VI is a widely known and recently released game.
- The time off is intended as a form of relaxation and incentive.
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