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An Army spokesperson has confirmed that a unique offer has been made to soldiers. The incentive is time off to play a popular video game. So far, twenty soldiers have taken advantage of this offer.
Further details about this program are available from the source. The number of participating soldiers is known, but other aspects of the offer remain unclear, such as its duration or eligibility criteria.
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