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That the United States could raise and train an army quickly
That the standing army was not large enough to fight a world war
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 13y agothey had vast manpower
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Does America still draft?
The United States discontinued the draft at the end of the Vietnam War.
What wasthe initial reason that the states united?
to draft a constitution i believe
What are examples of conscription?
conscription program in the united states was known colloquially as "the draft"
What countries let a player enter the NBA draft?
Canada and united states
In the song For What Its Worth why does the singer ask the audience to look What is going on down?
To show that change was happening in the United States. Apex :)
Has the draft of young men and women for US military forces been enabled?
Not yet. There is a proposal from the Democrats that would re-instate the draft. As of now there is no draft in the United States.
What did the draft show about the US?
That the standing army was not large enough to fight a world war. That America had vast manpower resources. That the United States could raise and train an army quickly.
How did the espionage act affect freedom of speech in the United states?
it made it dangerous to oppose the draft.
How did the us men become part of the military?
The United States has an all volunteer military. Although the United States requires all men to register with the draft when they turn 18 the draft is not currently being used to populate the armed forces. The answer to your question is: They volunteered.
Was there a draft for World War 2?
In the United States, there was a draft in 1942. In that year, the U.S. Congress lowered the draft age to 18 years old.
What has the author John J Freedman written?
John J. Freedman has written: 'Is the act, entitled \\' -- subject(s): Draft, Recruiting, enlistment, United States, United States. Army
What has the author Howard Charles Petersen written?
Howard Charles Petersen has written: 'Conscription manual' -- subject(s): Draft, Recruiting, enlistment, United States, United States. Army
