Dr. Seuss was too old to be drafted into World War 2. He did support the war effort with making propaganda films and Cartoons.
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Dr. Seuss was not drafted into World War II because he was too old to be eligible for the draft. At the time, he was in his 40s and did not meet the age requirements for military service. Additionally, he served in a civilian capacity during the war, creating Propaganda films and illustrations for the U.S. government.
Dr. Seuss was too old for the draft for World War 2. He did make animated movies and cartoons for the war effort. He worked for Frank Capra.
in college he wrote for the school newspaper and did comics under his real name theodor geisel, but then he got suspended. the newspaper really needed him so he just wrote under dr.suess because he wasnt alloud to participate
the army wasnt big enough
He didn't have a favorite sport.
Mickey Mantle wasnt drafted, he was signed to a minor league contract with an affiliate of the New York Yankees out of high school. He did however get drafted by the US Army but failed the physical exam and was rejected as unfit for service.
No, Theodore Roosevelt was not shot during his term in office.
No He wasnt home schooled he got a good education. he went to school when he was 9 went to school for 6 years dropped out to start writting childrens books.
Yes. Matt Cassel was a backup QB for USC. He played behind Carson Palmer and then Matt Leinart. Even though he was a backup, he was still drafted into the NFL by the Patriots.
in 1977 Um, no. You might find this page helpful: http://www.sss.gov/induct.htm. On this page is a list of the number of conscripted, or drafted, inductees by year. As you'll see, men were drafted every year from 1940, when the SSS was formed, to 1973 (with the exception of 1947), when the draft was ended. how is this possible? wasnt the Vietnam War ended by 1975?
he is on vacation from smackdown! he will be back in 2-4 weeks. by the way, the heart attack wasnt real!!!!!Teddy came back on the Friday Night Smackdown tapings on Tuesday November27, 2007.
no it wasnt
if there wasnt you wouldnt be using a computer now
in 1977 Um, no. You might find this page helpful: http://www.sss.gov/induct.htm. On this page is a list of the number of conscripted, or drafted, inductees by year. As you'll see, men were drafted every year from 1940, when the SSS was formed, to 1973 (with the exception of 1947), when the draft was ended. how is this possible? wasnt the Vietnam War ended by 1975?