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How many World War 2 draftees were rejected?
about 2
What is the percentage of draftees that died in World War 2?
851,259,120,369
How many American draftees were killed in World War 2?
Since 292,131 Americans died in WW-II and about 60 percent of the US Force were drafted, a good estimate would be about 175,000.
What ages were legal World War 2 draftees?
your elegal to be in world war 2 if you are 12
What does 4A military classification mean during World War 1?
During World War I, the 4A military classification indicated that an individual was unfit for military service due to physical or mental reasons. This classification was part of a broader system used by the U.S. military to categorize potential draftees and assess their eligibility for service. Those classified as 4A were exempt from conscription and military duties, allowing for the identification of those who could serve effectively.
How many World War 2 draftees were rejected?
about 2
What is the percentage of draftees that died in World War 2?
851,259,120,369
How many American draftees were killed in World War 2?
Since 292,131 Americans died in WW-II and about 60 percent of the US Force were drafted, a good estimate would be about 175,000.
What ages were legal World War 2 draftees?
your elegal to be in world war 2 if you are 12
What does 4A military classification mean during World War 1?
During World War I, the 4A military classification indicated that an individual was unfit for military service due to physical or mental reasons. This classification was part of a broader system used by the U.S. military to categorize potential draftees and assess their eligibility for service. Those classified as 4A were exempt from conscription and military duties, allowing for the identification of those who could serve effectively.
What percent of women served in the military during World War 1?
39%
What World War 2 army division had the most Indiana draftees?
4th division
How many people joined the us army during World War 2?
I'd say a good 95% were volunteers or draftees, since at the begining of the war there was only about 184750 active military personal.
What is tension between nations that does not involve fighting?
Mobilizing the military reserves and reinforcing the borders is one sign of tension. Which is why the US relied on draftees to fight the Vietnam War and not US military reserves. We didn't want the Soviets to mobilize THEIR military reserves; which would have created even more tension through out the world. cold war is the answer
Could men be classified as 4F in World War 2 draft because they were needed for farming?
The 4-F classification in US Military was given primarily for muscular and bone malformations and will be rejected in military services
Why was Clark Kent the alter-ego of Superman rejected for military service during World War 2 after he failed a part of the Armys physical?
Flat feet
What illness accounted for 40 percent of US military casualties during World War 1?
Influenza
