That is a relatively unspecific question, seeing as wars throughout Europe have been going on for centuries and what would have been similar to a draft in these early wars may not be what we would consider to be a draft. For example, many European nations would use a method called "impressment" to increase their numbers in war. Impressment, during this time, was where one army would take captive a man or soldier from a different country and force them to serve in their army.
There are also quite a few different countries in Europe, each which developed at slightly different rates, and the specifications as to what would constitute as a proper military might change what the answer to your question is. Another thing to consider is researching or asking about a specific country, and giving an idea of what you consider an official draft.
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ideas and thoughts are often unfolding in first drafts
It has always been an all volunteer military with the only notable exceptions were drafts.
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Draftees were arriving in country in '70 & '71.
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A draftee is a person who is or has been the subject of a draft, whether talking about mandatory military enrollment or sports related drafts.
military expansion in Europe turned into an intense arms race
If Europe has African colonies, they are obviously going to want military there for many reasons.
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