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Men who owned property and who had completed their military training.
Professional training - none. Military training - that of an ordinary soldier.
All Greek city-states required their citizens to be trained in warfare and attend monthly drills as a means of survival.in an environment of ongoing fighting between the cities. As Sparta had a serf population which provided for the citizens, they did not have to work the land for subsistence and so could afford to do the training continuously.
There was no conscription that could force a man to serve overseas. and Australians voted no on this in 1916 and again in 1917. However military training for Australian men aged 18 to 60 had been compulsory since 1911.
If you are referring to military training alone, no. If you trained all citizens to be soldiers and most of those citizens went on to civilian jobs, those civilians would most likely take away from the training that a person that will actually become a soldier needs. If you are referring to military service being made compulsory, I still say no under the current circumstances. By soldiers volunteering, you are getting recruits that want to be soldiers, meaning that they will take training more seriously and also be more willing to put their life on the line for the mission. If you require military service, you will be recruiting soldiers that do not want to die or fight, and that could be a liability. Sure, in a war like World War 2 where we were threatened by a nation that could have actually taken us over, there is strength in numbers. But in the battles we fight today, where their is no threat of invasion, where we only fight insurgents that try to kill as many soldiers as possible, with no real hope of taking over america, then there is only strength in well trained soldiers. Larger numbers would only mean a higher amount of people that could be hit IED's or ambushes, and result in a high casualty count. Our miltary is now smaller but better trained, but most of the people actually want to serve, which makes their service that much more great.
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Compulsory means mandatory, required, or commanded. An authority is "compelling" the action or condition. Example: Israel instituted compulsory military training for all adults.
All citizens were eligible for compulsory military service when called out. The citizens were required to complete part-time ilitary training. Generals were appointed to command the army and navy forces. Each warrior brought a serf or slave(s) with him to assist in domestic activities and to act as light infantryand bowmen.
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Men who owned property and who had completed their military training.
The citizens were supported by a large serf population and devoted themselves to military training.
Because the leaders thought that a military society created more obedient and loyal citizens
A citizen of the United Kingdom who goes into service in the British Military in England as a volunteer, must serve a minimum of four years. A person can ask for a transfer to another part of the military after training is completed, though.
It is very good to but not compulsory
All Greek city-states required their citizens to be available for their army and to train regularly. Sparta had a serf population which supported it, so they were able to devote much more time to military training.
Professional training - none. Military training - that of an ordinary soldier.
To receive military training you must go to an military school or some academy for military. Or even a boot camp can help you learn about military training.