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fandomsecrets2013-01-28 06:44 pm
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Re: Pentagon lifting ban on American female troops in combat MOS
I suppose since they're not recruiting as much (except for women? That's what I got from what you said above.) they really don't have to puff up and promote things online so much lol. ;)
Actually, I was only really aware of Israel doing something similar as far as drafting (but different, since they draft both men and women due to them being located in a location of constant conflict) to what you guys do, so this is really very enlightening. :)
Re: Pentagon lifting ban on American female troops in combat MOS
Both my dad and grandpa had to do it though. Both of them used to enter ahRP shooting contest.
Everyone gets a letter (it's a two part thing, the first refistration is online, the ones who make the cut go on to step 2) the year they turn 18 (which have been going on for years, women have to show up if they are born after 1992), and if the get to step 2 they meet up for a physical/medical and then if they make the cut they are drafted for a year of service in the military (marines, army and so on)
There are quite a few countries doing the same actually: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conscription