The Selective Service Act
Yes, WW2 had military draft in Britain, Canada and USA.
Yes, being an only child does not exempt you from military service during a time where the draft is active.
The last draft in the U.S. military was during Vietnam. The draft never really "stopped" because it was never really "going". It is simply a military policy that is enacted during times of need.
During the Viet war..."draft" meant forcing men into the military. Draft=Conscription. Conscription CAN also occur during peacetime.
College students were the number 1 draft deferments.
The Selective Service Act of 1917 authorized the draft of young men for military service during World War I. This legislation allowed the U.S. government to conscript men aged 21 to 30, later expanded to 18 to 45, to meet the manpower needs of the military. The act was a crucial step in mobilizing American forces to support the Allied powers in Europe.
Yes, WW2 had military draft in Britain, Canada and USA.
Yes, being an only child does not exempt you from military service during a time where the draft is active.
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The last draft in the U.S. military was during Vietnam. The draft never really "stopped" because it was never really "going". It is simply a military policy that is enacted during times of need.
During the Viet war..."draft" meant forcing men into the military. Draft=Conscription. Conscription CAN also occur during peacetime.
The power to draft young men into military
The power to draft young men into military
College students were the number 1 draft deferments.
Lincoln and congress first orchestrated the nation's first military draft during the US Civil War (1861-1865). Vietnam (1861-1975) was the last military draft orchestrated by Nixon and congress.
Yes, the Selective Service Act, first passed in 1917, established a military draft in the United States. It required men of certain ages to register for military service, allowing the government to conscript individuals into the armed forces during times of war or national emergency. This act was notably utilized during World War I and later during World War II and the Vietnam War.