What are the ages of the secondary market for Navy recruitment?

The ages of the secondary market for Navy recruitment are defined largely based on eligibility criteria and the demographic groups that are strategically targeted for enlistment. Selecting 22-39 years old as a range reflects a focus on individuals who are at a stage in life where they may be considering new career opportunities, are capable of meeting the physical and educational requirements, and often have the maturity and life experience beneficial in a military context.

This age range takes into account the diversity in life paths and the potential for individuals in this cohort to seek a career in the Navy, whether they are recent graduates, professionals looking for a change, or those seeking to enter military service mid-career. The secondary market aims to attract individuals who are beyond the initial enlistment age (often starting at 18) but still within a vibrant and active age bracket conducive to recruitment goals.