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What percent of military draftees were rejected in World War 2?
17,955,000 draftees were examined, but 6,420,000 draftees were rejected. Hope this helps.
How many World War 2 draftees were rejected?
about 2
What is the percentage of draftees that died in World War 2?
851,259,120,369
What ages were legal World War 2 draftees?
your elegal to be in world war 2 if you are 12
What war did the US draft the most troops?
The Vietnam War was the only US war fought with nearly all draftees verses the using of "reserves." Only token numbers of military reserves were used in the Vietnam War. WW2 and Korea used draftees and reserves.
Why were most of the draftees who served in Vietnam from poor and working class backgrounds?
College students and men with certain occupations recieved deferments. _Khloee was here <3
Can other men claim a deferment if they go on a mission trip for their church if it is not a Mormon church?
If you are seeking a military deferment for religious reasons, you will need to talk to your military officers. Deferments are not as common today in the United States since we no longer have a draft. Mormons in the military are rarely granted military deferments for missions anymore- it is expected that if they want to serve a mission they will do so before joining the military. Deferments for religious service are also uncommon in other countries.
By the end of 1965 what was the status of most American soldiers were they mostly draftees or hawks or something else?
they were draftees.
What percent of military draftees were rejected in World War 2?
17,955,000 draftees were examined, but 6,420,000 draftees were rejected. Hope this helps.
How much money did the US government collect from potential draftees who paid three hundred dollars to avoid being drafted?
The Union's conscription laws that were passed in March of 1863, had a few loopholes that allowed potential draftees to avoid serving in the US military forces. One of the loopholes was that a $300 payment to the US Treasury would exempt a person from having to serve. Approximately $15 million was raised by the government this way.
When did the Confederacy pass its last conscription act?
On February 17, 1864, the Confederacy passed its final conscription act of the US Civil War. The new act expanded the ages of potential draftees.
How many people migrated from Vietnam?
* •25% (648,500) of total forces in country were draftees. * •Draftees accounted for 30.4% (17,725) of combat deaths in Vietnam. * •Total draftees (1965-73) 1,728,344.
How do you convert electica energy to kinetic energy?
Think about a battery-powered motor. (Granted, the energy is originally chemical potential, but it is transferred to electrical potential when it comes out of the battery.)
How were men enlisted into the military during ww11?
There were volunteers and draftees.
What were Japanese draftees called?
The English translation would be "Conscripts".
How many First-round NFL draftees does Alabama have?
33
How many World War 2 draftees were rejected?
about 2
