Yes, the U.S. Navy has utilized the draft at various points in its history, particularly during major conflicts such as World War I and World War II. In these instances, the Selective Service System was employed to conscript individuals into military service, including the Navy. The draft was officially ended in 1973, transitioning the U.S. military to an all-volunteer force.
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Both WWII, Korea and Vietnam saw up to five percent of the Marine Corps strength coming from the draft. The threat of being drafted into the Army or the Marine Corps as cannon fodder has always kept long waiting lines at Air Force and Navy recruitment offices.
The Navy does not use yards as a measurement of speed/distance, the Navy uses Knots, a nautical mile is equal to 6076 land feet or 1852 meters
That's how the Marines got their men, in some cases. The Navy and Air Force could draft men too; but during Vietnam they didn't have to, there was a waiting list to join the Navy & Air Force.
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Navy Log - 1955 The Draft Dodger 3-23 was released on: USA: 20 February 1958
During the Vietnam war , the U.S.a used the draft system, that is you could be drafted into the army, navy or air force.
I know they drafed quite a few in October of 1965
There hasent been a military draft since the Vietnam war but if they ever reinstated the draft firefighters would not be exempt
what was the date that draft during world war II ended?
Crosby
No, Lincoln was not in the navy. He served in the army during the Blackhawk War.
There are no Corporals in the United States Navy nor has there ever been any Corporals in the Navy.
It depends who they draft
John johnson
Possibly in the future if there is ever another worldwar
Was there ever a navy air squadon called the Klansmen???