Selective Service withdrew its automation rule, leaving a December deadline, male-only registration and privacy questions ...
Ants don’t tend to get in traffic jams. They might butt heads (or antennae) momentarily as they go about their industrious ...
A major change is coming to Selective Service registration in the United States. Under recently approved legislation, beginning in December, most eligible men would be automatically registered for the ...
Could the United States reinstate a military draft? The last military draft occurred in the early '70s: In 1971, then-President Richard Nixon signed legislation authorizing the end of the draft. The ...
On July 22, the U.S. Selective Service System issued a request for quotations seeking a contractor to develop a computer simulation of a military draft. The project is another indication that the ...
For more than fifty years, the military draft has existed largely as a chapter in American history—something associated with World War II, Vietnam, and generations that came before today's young ...
The agency that keeps lists of draft-eligible men is looking for software to help simulate the personnel needs it would work to fill if a draft were reinstated. While the U.S. military is ...
HUNewsService reporters Morgan Knight, Zoe Cummings and Armani Durham report on the federal government's move toward automatically registering men ages 18 to 25 for the Selective Service System, ...
As the federal government moves toward automatically registering men ages 18 to 25 for the Selective Service System, a long-standing requirement tied to a potential military draft, confusion and ...
Men between 18 and 25 in Connecticut have been registered with the selective service when applying for a driver’s license since at least 2013. Applications for obtaining or renewing a license state ...
A new federal policy will automatically register millions of people who were legally required to be registered for the draft but had not done so yet. One out of five eligible people were not ...