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Sgt. David Hack 44 Years Later

April 21, 2014 By RCK Leave a Comment

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Sgt. David Hack, a young maverick Army Recruiter, opened a new recruiting office in Cuyahoga Falls Ohio in July 1970.  Eager to continue his success as the #1 Recruiter in the United States, Sgt. David Hack created many new untried methods of reaching potential enlistee’s.

One method he tried remains to this day, 44 years later, on display for thousands of commuters that travel daily on the Portage Trail West extension.  Below is a photo of the poster taken April 18th, 2014 with Sergeant David Hack at the Light Pole on the southeastern corner of Northampton and Portage Trail Roads. Working with the Bob King Sign Company of Akron Ohio, Sergeant Hack, using his own funds created a poster which he glued to this light pole in July 1970.  The poster is still visible.

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This novel approach coupled with “ Sgt. Hack Wants You for the US Army” T shirts, custom painted vehicles: a 1960 Corvette and a M151 US Army Jeep, and NHRA and AHRA affiliations, Sgt Hack maintained his position as the # 1 Recruiter in the country until his retirement as SFC David Hack.

Sgt. Hack’s 1960 Customized Corvette
The Hackmobile
Sgt Hack Wants You T Shirt

How many cars have passed this pole each day in the last 44 years and aren’t  aware of its history, of Sgt David Hack’s recruiting success, and his legacy to the United States Army.

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