Recruiters Mission First

Master Sergeant Augustus shows up with an old-school approach to take over and, like usual, does his best to suck the fun out of everything and prevent the Marines of RSS EL Cajon from actually enjoying their job.

Staff Sergeant Butler attends a support group to deal with the loss of Sergeant McCoy, where he meets a military widow named Monica. Meanwhile, the new Master Sergeant at RSS El Cajon wastes no time securing fun.

Master Sergeant Augustus and his impractical expectations force the team to visit a local high school to dig up new leads in any way possible, leading to friction and desperation among the recruiters.

Staff Sergeant Freeman deals with a recruit sending him nudes. Sergeant Thaddius and the other recruiters have to get creative to meet Master Sergeant Augustus’ outlandish expectations and his shady investigation into Sergeant Butler.

Staff Sergeant Butler ends up face to face with the demons of his past at the worst possible time, while the rest of the recruiters have to balance making mission and potentially breaking the law.

A Poolie gets close as tensions rise with the quotas, and Staff Sergeant Butler has to clean up the mess his fellow recruiters have made while he struggles to maintain control over his personal life.

Staff Sergeant Butler assigns his old fling, Private Jocelyn Curtis, a very tall order to help clean up all the issues going on at the recruiting station. However, an investigator visiting the station to dig into the liquor store incident, as well as the gang members blackmailing Staff Sergeant Butler, could throw a wrench into any attempt at course correction.

Staff Sergeant Butler tells Gallito to kick rocks, starting a war of the Marines versus the gangsters. Meanwhile, his relationship with Monica takes an interesting turn and all the recruiters join forces to devise a strategy to address the thirsty poolie problem.

Staff Sergeant Butler thinks he’s finally in the clear when Master Sergeant Augustus reveals what he knows about Gunnery Sergeant Henry’s departure.