What were the World War 2 draft restrictions?

Answer 1

IAvailable for serviceI-AAvailable; fit for general military serviceI-A-OConscientious objectors eligible for military service in noncombatant roleI-BAvailable; fit only for limited military serviceI-B-OConscientious objectors available for limited service [not used after Aug. 18, 1942]I-CMembers of land or naval forces of the United StatesI-DStudents fit for general military service; available not later than July 1, 1941I-EStudents fit for limited military service; available not later than July 1, 1941I-HMen deferred by reason of age [not in effect any more, as provision deferring men over 28 years of age had been repealed?]IIDeferred because of occupational statusII-AMen necessary in their civilian activityII-BMen necessary to national defenseII-CMen necessary to farm laborIIIDeferred because of dependentsIII-AMen with dependents, not engaged in work essential to national defenseIII-BMen with dependents, engaged in work essential to national defenseIVDeferred specifically by law or because unfit for military serviceIV-AMen who had completed service [not considered in time of war]IV-BOfficials deferred by lawIV-CNondeclarant aliensIV-DMinisters of religion or divinity studentsIV-EConscientious objectors available only for civilian work of national importanceIV-E-LSConscientious objectors available for limited civilian work of national importanceIV-E-HMen formerly classified in IV-E or IV-E-LS, since deferred by reason of ageIV-FMen physically, mentally or morally unfit