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    During World War 1, was there a military draft in the US?

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    Yes, the selective draft act 1917, bit late IMHO...https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selective_Service_Act_of_1917

    mycatsmom

    they prob did it b/c they didn't have enough men. When that happened in the Iraq wars, they simply took our National Guardsmen and women that had children
    ROMOS

    Bigger concern in 1914, it was the same in WW2, took a wee hit in Hawai to get the USA to take notice.

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