As long as he was a US citizen, and as long as he could receive his mail; he was still obligated.
About 100,000 Americans went to other countries, or remained in hiding in the United States; about 50% to 90% of these are believed to have gone to Canada.According to official Canadian estimates about 125,000 Americans immigrated to Canada during the Vietnam war period. Not all of these would have been draft dodgers.
They were called "Draft Dodgers."
Physical exemption - 4F, new parent, only son, etc.College exemptionDraft dodging - fleeing to another country, living under a false identity.Protest - draft card burning, etc.
Certainly. The US Civil War (War of the Rebellion) 1861-1865 was not a declared war by congress, and THAT WAS THE US FIRST MILITARY DRAFT! What makes Vietnam any different from that?
Yes
The draft.
Draft riots.
He granted amnesty to Americans who evaded the draft during the Vietnam War
The draft. Clues (hints): Look up "draft card burning", "draft riots", and "fleeing to Canada."
draft cards
It is estimated that approximately 50,000 Americans went to Canada in order to avoid the draft. The Vietnam War lasted from 1959 to 1975.
The military draft would interfere with their personal lives.
College students could avoid the draft - Apex
About 100,000 Americans went to other countries, or remained in hiding in the United States; about 50% to 90% of these are believed to have gone to Canada.According to official Canadian estimates about 125,000 Americans immigrated to Canada during the Vietnam war period. Not all of these would have been draft dodgers.
Yes, Americans were still being drafted in 1971 as the Vietnam War was ongoing. The draft had been instituted in the 1940s and continued through the Vietnam War, affecting many young men. However, significant changes were underway, as the draft began to wind down, and the U.S. moved toward an all-volunteer military force. The last draft lottery occurred in December 1972, and the draft itself was officially ended in 1973.
It went from WWII to Vietnam.
They were called "Draft Dodgers."