Mandatory Military Service

Having young men or even women drafted in the military would benefit everyone. The soldiers would benefit from gaining the knowledge and on-the-job training for a career when they get out and the militaries would not be suffering from the shortage of troops as they are today. It is a win-win situation!

Absolutely, positively, emphatically, unequivocally, without a doubt, NO! Not now, not ever! Well, maybe for one reason, in the event of an existential threat to our nation. Now that I have stated my opinion I will back this up with information from several studies providing evidence for continuing the worlds greatest all volunteer (entry) military force.

Mandatory military service can help promote national unity. First, it will allow Millennials to learn and train together, creating a shared experience and a conversation starter of serving in the military. Then there is the general understanding of what life actually is in the army and what will have to be done in order to protect the country and yourself. Millennials will be able to understand and adapt an appreciation for the sacrifices that many people in the military make for their country. More importantly, it’ll bring everyone together as a country, especially with a threat from other nations. When the nations do

On September 11, 2001 Americans finally realize that they were under attack. Terrorist were planning the attack of 9/11 for several years, but the people of the United States were so clueless, that they had no idea what was going on nor what was about to occur. The people of the U.S. were more worried about the everyday crimes that were taking place within the society, but failed to realize that the worst was yet to come. Even though the people thought they were ready for anything. People of the U.S. wasn’t focusing on Bin Laden, they misunderstood how corrupted and evilly genius he would be. Eventually on September 11, 2001 Osama Bin Laden caused mass destruction to the United States of America. Above all, a military conscription would encourage a unified nation for the benefits of ensuring the U.S. as an International Super Power, with an almost Infinite number of soldiers who are all being trained and can demonstrate a superior discipline and respect.

Less than one percent of all Americans are enlisted in the military. An even smaller percentage of high school students are enlisted. Students are thought to be incompetent, and not mature enough to decide on enlisting in the military. However, students should be allowed to join the military. The military offers many benefits students can use to help their future. The protection of our country is not overlooked for recruits; they are awarded many personal benefits as well. Tuition assistance, job training, and many benefits that help prepare recruits for occupations while enlisted. Not only are students getting great benefits, but they are also in a small group of professional workers.

In 1840 the biggest group of immigrants that came to texas was germany.They constituted more than 5 percent of the total Texas population. Germans have different ways they dress, different religion/ heritage, and came to texas for different and harsh reasons.

The United States has used ẗhe draft in four military conflicts since the countryś beginning. The rest of the time, the country has relied upon volunteers. Many countries require citizens to serve two years of military service, but should the United States do this? There are a lot conflicts that will come in play if they put the mandatory service on us, whether we vote for it, or congress makes this law. The only time the United States will pick you if you get drafted. Drafted means that they pick your name when they don't have enough people for war and the United states has used that for older wars but not the newer ones because they have enough people why then do we need mandatory service or what will the benefits for this. My

The topic of mandatory national service has been around for years now, and there will always be arguments on whether it should be enforced or not. Some may say that it takes away our freedom, but is it not what gives us freedom in the first place? The United States’ military, national service, as well as community service is based on volunteers. That is what makes this country great, but there are less volunteers as years go by. Crime increases, streets are not safe anymore, Americans are oblivious to what is happening around the world. There are so many opportunities to give back to the country, yet, not many care. Today’s generation is based on social trends, and self-gratification. There is also the fact that many young people do not know what to do with their life after high school, some continue to college or focus on work, others do not work nor study. Therefore, all young men and women should be required to give two years to national service because it can help solve problems as well as build the community back together.

A couple of nations require each youngster to serve two years of military administration, and as we keep on facing military clashes over the globe, some have recommended that the United States receive a comparative strategy of compulsory enrollment. I trust that a two-year time of national administration ought to be necessary for all youngsters. In any case, making the dedication to serve that time in the military ought to be every individual's decision. Obligatory induction will just succeed in putting unmotivated individuals in the military, making U.S. strengths problematic and less capable. Rather than serving solely in the military, each youngster ought to have the alternative of taking an interest in some sort of open administration

In ancient times the Romans used a mandatory draft of sorts. These Roman citizens saw serving in the army a duty to the state. As time went on and more and more country was taken these troops were payed and turned to professional troops. In Greece men were supposed to serve between ages 18-20. During war however males up to the age of sixty were required to serve. Some of these men were supposed to outfit themselves with armor and weapons. The most famous of these military societies that most know of it the Spartans. This group was pretty much bread for war. From the time that they were born they went into the army. They killed people at a very young age and these people had no mercy. They were like the Navy Seals of the day….. On cocaine. All of these countries and societies were respected and feared. Many countries today have a mandatory military service. Some countries are only for six months others are for up to a year or two. America is not one of these countries. We shouldn’t have a mandatory service for three reasons. One we really aren’t in a set war, two we have no serious threats to worry about, and three not everyone is cut out for the military.

A large number of countries make military service mandatory. Some propose that the United States should adopt a similar policy. I believe that the United States should not make military service mandatory because it should be a choice, volunteers are more committed, training is hard, there are other ways for citizens to contribute to this nation, and the government will have to pay more.

Some countries, every young person must serve two years in the military service. I don't believe you could be forced to serve two years to do something you don't wanted to do. For example, it violates free will, interferes with other forms of education, put young people’s lives at risk, compromises the quality of military service and not everyone is fit for it.

Most people have, at one point or another, considered what they were going to do with their lives. Whether a person would like to become an activist, an artisan or a business professional, the military has something for everyone. Finding a path in life is often filled with uncertainty and procrastination. The United States military is a path in itself, should one wish to retire from it; however, should a person wish to make their own path, there are benefits for that as well that can remove all doubt and curb procrastination. Due to these many benefits, I believe that it should be mandatory for all adults to enlist for a minimum of twenty-four months.

One could agree that service to the military is quite admirable when it comes to volunteering, there are of course those times when drafting is far more important than the number of volunteers that one has, so why not add something in that is similar to drafting, how about a mandatory military service requirement? High school students are some times a body of individuals who don’t quite know what they’re doing up until the last minute, this last minute being graduation, mandatory military service is definitely something that would not be on a graduates mind. These students would probably be focused on graduating from high school and getting through life without having to deal with a mandatory one year military service requirement. While it’s important to acknowledge the fact that mandatory military service may have some benefits, there are other parts of life that these graduates could be participating in.. In other words, these students don’t exactly have their lives together until they need to be ready. This is a bad thing, except for those who plan ahead and know what they want to do when they are required to leave the nest by their parents, who probably don’t want to continually spend money feeding a child who could’ve been up and out by the time the fall semester of college started. It’s very easy to say that civil service shouldn’t be required after a student graduates from high school, others will argue that it will bring respect to the other generations that came

Making military service mandatory sound like it would be a good idea. This can give discipline, makes stronger citizens, but the reality is doing this takes away freedom and goes against the very foundations of what America is supposed to be. Mandatory military service should not be required for American citizens.