Posted on Jan 23, 2019
Proposal Could Require Women to Register for the Draft
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Back to this argument again, I see. Just get rid of the damn thing.
Proposal Could Require Women to Register for the Draft
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Posted 6 y ago
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Just do away with it. When you graduate High School or turn 18 you more than likely have a drivers license...therefore, in this day and age of e-data, the nation already has a database they can tap into for eligible young folks male and female, that they dould draft if they saw fit. A Selective Service System, IMHO, is another reason to hire and keep another unnecessary govt office open when all you have to do is hit search in a nationwide d'base.
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1stSgt Glenn Brackin
Cpl Craig Morton
SGT David A. 'Cowboy' Groth
COL Mikel J. Burroughs
SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL
SSG James J. Palmer IV aka "JP4"
LTC Stephen C.
CPL Dave Hoover
SMSgt Minister Gerald A. "Doc" Thomas
Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen
Sgt Wayne Wood
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MSgt David Hoffman
MSgt Stephen Council
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LTC Eugene Chu
There are flaws with using drivers license in lieu of Selective Service system
1. Not all young people have drivers licenses
2. Driver's license office is at state government level, Selective Service office is federal government
3. Selective Service is more than just registration. It is maintenance and policy which requires an office for active management
1. Not all young people have drivers licenses
2. Driver's license office is at state government level, Selective Service office is federal government
3. Selective Service is more than just registration. It is maintenance and policy which requires an office for active management
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Lt Col Charlie Brown
I don't think it is helpful. If we need to draft people, let's put out the call. Send recruiters into the high schools and colleges and register EVERY able bodied person. Otherwise, give it up.
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Lt Col Scott Shuttleworth
LTC Eugene Chu - everyone has a social Sec Number whether or not they have a drivers license. They could pull from that. To me this is another reason for Govt ID requirements.
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Seems to me to be much ado about nothing. Registering with the Selective Service is not tantamount to being drafted, especially since there is no draft. My son registered when he turned eighteen years of age. That was it. You're simply a name on a list.
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Why not? Unless we reinstate the draft, it’s of no consequence who is on the list. Rules for exemptions from the draft will take care of the social situation of gender and other protected classes, just as in the past.
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MSgt Rick McDowell
If it's of no consequence, then why does it exist? They're collecting data for a reason, and it's not to prepare for war.
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MSgt Rick McDowell
I read it. I'm agreeing with some earlier posters that the registration shouldn't exist at all. I probably should have posted to the originator, though.
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