When did the 4th Recruiting BDE deactivate?

The 4th Recruiting Brigade was officially deactivated in July 1992. This date is significant in the history of U.S. Army recruiting as it reflects changes in military structure and the needs of the Army during the post-Cold War era. After the end of the Cold War, the U.S. Army underwent a series of transformations to better align its resources and recruiting efforts with the changing defense landscape. The decision to deactivate the 4th Recruiting Brigade was part of a broader initiative to streamline operations and respond to new recruiting challenges. Understanding the timeline of these changes is essential for comprehending how military recruiting processes evolve over time and the historical context behind such decisions.