mickeyd
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The military draft affected many young men in the 50s, 60s and 70s. I was not drafted, but I like to say that draft "inspired" me to join the army. After college graduation in 1966 my draft status was changed from 2S to 1A, so I enlisted for OCS in order to gain some control over the process.
Even though I disliked being required to enroll in ROTC for 2 years while a student, I ended up liking the army after all and ended up staying associated with them for 20+ years.
I had to plan my life around the requirements of the army and my decision to stay with my plan. I like it when a plan comes together.
How was your life affected by the military draft?
Even though I disliked being required to enroll in ROTC for 2 years while a student, I ended up liking the army after all and ended up staying associated with them for 20+ years.
I had to plan my life around the requirements of the army and my decision to stay with my plan. I like it when a plan comes together.
How was your life affected by the military draft?