Recruiters Mission First

Marine Corps Recruiting Sub-Station El Cajon is in need of a replacement after a tragic event at a local high school career day. Strait-laced combat veteran, Staff Sergeant Michael Butler, fresh out of recruiting school, faces unconventional warfare on the moral battlefield that is the life of a Marine Corps recruiter. This is just Episode 1! To watch the rest of the series go to the Recruiters: Mission First channel. Reach out and text someone you served with, social connection saves lives

Staff Sergeant Butler struggles with a severe case of Post Traumatic Wife Disorder while doing his best to make mission honorably. Reach out and text someone you served with, social connection saves lives

Butler and McCoy bond over past traumatic experiences while balancing their mental wellness with making mission. Reach out and text someone you served with, social connection saves lives

Pfc. Wellington returns for the Recruiter Assistance Program, bringing an uncomfortable douchey presence to the office. Grandma Carol visits the office to inspire Butler to get his shit together as he and McCoy continue the struggle of balancing life and work. One has to give as they teeter on the brink of losing it all. -- Reach out and text someone you served with, social connection saves lives

After an incident at the Army office, the Marine Corps recruiters receive a visit from MSgt Cena to "check on their welfare." -- Reach out and text someone you served with, social connection saves lives

SSgt Butler showed up to his recruiting station with nothing but good intentions; he wanted to do his part. What he found was that the world of recruiting is a dark and twisted place. Between the outrageous quotas the DOD places, incompetent peers, and a troubled marriage, SSgt Butler gains a new perspective on what it means to be a Marine, a recruiter, and a husband. In the season finale, enough is enough as SSgt Butler methodically takes matters into his own hands while battling his new-found guilt and anxiety. -- Reach out and text someone you served with, social connection saves lives