The U.S. Army Reserve has unveiled a fresh logo and a new slogan, nearly two months after the Army revived its 1980s-era “Be All You Can Be” pitch in hopes of solving recruiting woes.

U.S. Army Sgt. David Fletcher, a Vietnam veteran, receives a medal from Chrystal on Saturday. Credit: Newsday/Kendall RodriguezFor the soft-spoken Nicholas Acosta, of New Hyde Park, ...

The U.S. Army Reserve has unveiled a fresh logo and a new slogan, nearly two months after the Army revived its 1980s-era "Be All You Can Be" pitch in hopes of solving recruiting woes.