The act that drafted men into the military in the United States is known as the Selective Service Act. Originally passed in 1917 during World War I, it established a system for conscription in times of national emergency. Subsequent versions of the act were enacted during World War II and the Vietnam War. The Selective Service System continues to exist today, requiring male citizens to register at age 18.
Men could be drafted at that age, and yes men were drafted during WWI (1917). -Also known as the Selective Service Act.
Rich men NOT getting drafted. If Rich men do get drafted; they get the BEST jobs. If Rich men do get drafted; they avoid FRONTLINE duty. Those are the ONLY cons of military conscription; otherwise, every man serves his country...but equally (unless they're physically or mentally unfit).
by paying for a replacement
In 1968, approximately 336,000 men were drafted into the U.S. military as part of the Vietnam War effort. This was one of the peak years of the draft during that conflict, reflecting the increasing U.S. involvement in Vietnam. The draft was a controversial topic, leading to widespread protests and debates about military service and conscription.
Conscription.
Men could be drafted at that age, and yes men were drafted during WWI (1917). -Also known as the Selective Service Act.
The act required all men in the U.S. between the ages of 21 and 30 to register for military service.
As of now, trans men can be drafted into the military if they meet the eligibility criteria.
men could be drafted into the army
I believe it was the militia act. It also allowed them to use African American soldiers.
To prepare the u.s . Military ,congress passed the selective service act in 1917. The act required men between the ages of 21 and 30 to register to be draft. Almost 3million Americans were drafted into service in World War 1.
During WWII, men were drafted for the duration; Vietnam, just for two years.
Women were, and are never DRAFTED. only men.
Rich men NOT getting drafted. If Rich men do get drafted; they get the BEST jobs. If Rich men do get drafted; they avoid FRONTLINE duty. Those are the ONLY cons of military conscription; otherwise, every man serves his country...but equally (unless they're physically or mentally unfit).
by paying for a replacement
In 1968 40,000 men a month were being inducted into the military in the US.
some would leave the country