Military Should Be Diciplined

Some may find that mandatory national service is taking away from those who love and aspire to volunteer. Although this may be the case for some, mandatory national service could also be a good thing. For example, people that are unemployed could use this as a source of a job or even just something to fill their time. What of the working Americans? Is it right for all citizens to be required the same amout of service? All citizens would have to be treated equally whatever the out come is to be.

Military service should be mandatory for all American citizens. In lighter terms we could refer to it as the All American Selective Service Act, which will require all Americans to register for Selective Service as equal partners in the defense of America (Rangel). The average person, at one point or another, considers what they are going to do with their lives. The military has something to offer everyone. Deciding what to do with your life can be filled with uncertainty and procrastination. Selective service offers invaluable experiences, improves character, teach much needed skills and increase patriotism or appreciation for freedom. Due to recent increase in riots regarding black lives matter and our new president elect it demonstrates that the average American citizens needs to experience the entire aspect of how America operates. It would be helpful for citizens to see another side of life instead of what they have been subjected to possibly their entire life. Some may say that Selective service violates our freedom, destroys voluntarism and diverts youth from college education or career pursuit but destroying our America by violent demonstrations and turning on one another should not be the American way (NYLN). So maybe by having the enriched military experience it will bring the American people together for a common goal which is to make American great.

Should citizens be required to serve their country for a two year term? The truth is some Americans are useless and are unfortunately procreating, consequently evolving this country into an unpatriotic and lazy mentality. Furthermore the current state of disunity amongst our citizens presents the US with a selfish individualistic image. This may only be a portion of this great country but it is undoubtedly becoming an endemic. All capable bodies should be eager to assist this country in a time of need. American citizens live a better life than they know it, and most are too blind or ignorant to see it. The idea of selfless service used to be a core value to this country, now less than “1% of Americans risk their lives for their country”. America

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.

In my perspective, I strongly agree with the idea that everyone has to perform at least one year of mandatory public service. I think this because it will really benefit the nation as a whole. It will show the individuals what has to be done to protect the country. Furthermore, if an individual chooses to do military service it will help the U.S military and the nation overall. The benefits to the United States society for young men making themselves available for public service would be that they as individuals would be more disciplined and mature. I think that it will help them grow physically and emotionally because of us as people we have feelings which play a big role in our lives. It would also help them fully develop themselves and they

The term insubordination means a defiance of authority or refusal to obey orders. Insubordination is also the unwillingness to carry out a directive from a manager or supervisor can manifest itself as a verbal refusal, a nonverbal refusal or an unreasonable delay in completing work. Insubordination in the Military is a refusal by subordinate to obey lawful orders given by a commissioned officer or non commissioned officer. The military ranking system was built on lower enlisted soldiers, non commissioned officers and lower enlisted officers taking orders and following orders that was given by higher ranking officials. Insubordination is covered in article 19 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice. Insubordination have negative effects on unit cohesion, moral, insubordination negatively affects the very foundation the Army was built upon.

The importance and heart of service should not be require in America. The reason is beacuse people should be free to choose how and when to serve. Mandatory will hurt the growing of volunterring. volunterring is better then making it mandatory in America

Mandatory Military service is used by countries in order to form a more powerful army and nation overall. But this conscription method doesn't apply to all countries. In the United States this topic has been very controversial, and many have objected against it. Many governments in history had used it, including the Qin Empire of China in 221 BC and France during the French Revolution in 1790s. Some countries impose mandatory military service even today. Among which are North Korea, which extends its 10-year military conscription last 2014; Myanmar, which requires the drafting of men and women into its armed forces; and South Korea, which imposes compulsory national service for all its citizens. This leads us to a question: should the United States have Mandatory Military service policy? In my opinion, I don't think it should be a policy because it is not necessary and can cause a lot of problems.

As a citizen of the United States of America I am well aware of the constitutional rights and the values it holds to most citizens. As we take a look into the argument of forced service of at least 1 year before the age of 30 for every individual citizen, we can see many argumentative debates that should be considered.

I believe that high school graduates should not be required a year of service before going to college. Some students, by choice, will join the military or civil services; others may already be set on a career they want to achieve. For example if someone wants to be a doctor, they already have many years of school ahead of them. But, if students are not attending college immediatley following high school, they should be required a year of service. As a result, students are able to learn valuable life lessons and give themselves a better life. For example they learn to be flexible, make safe decisions, and self-direct themselves. Students that are already set on going to college, however, should not need to serve due to the commitment it takes.

In current times, roughly 99.5% of American citizens don’t serve in the military in their lifetime. But is something that needs to be changed by force? Some people could argue that service in the United States military should be mandatory for everyone–in reality, though, that is an impossible and overall disastrous idea. Military service is something that only some people can do–not all people can deal with the lasting effects of war, including many mental illnesses and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. Of course, there are many people who will deal with these things in order to protect our freedom–and others who won’t have to experience these at all. And, even if all people between the ages of 17 and 24 were to sign up to join the

In many countries, citizens are required to serve in the military for a year or more. United States forcing citizens to join the military for a year or longer would not be fair. Would not be fair to young adults who have plans, dreams, goals of attending a college, or doing something they enjoy.

The need for discipline in the armed forces is well recognized, and the Uniform Code of Military Justice as well as the respective codes of conduct for the enlisted, warrant and commissioned officers of the military place a high priority on discipline. Despite the ongoing need for a well-disciplined military, some authorities have cited a degrading level of discipline in the U.S. armed forces in general and in the U.S. Army in particular. This paper examines the relevant literature to determine if this is the case, and provides a summary of the research and important findings in the conclusion.

Countries, such as Israel, Germany and Malaysia, have an implemented system, which requires young adults to do either a year in the military service or doing community service. The countries each have an their individual reasons. In Israel, the service is seen as a right of passage into adulthood. Germany’s hospitals and charity rely on the work and in Malaysia the year is used to promote racial harmony along with patriotism. This requirement builds the economy in each country; however, would this be applicable to the United States? While community service for a year or military service for a year would encourage individual growth, it would be financially taxing and difficult to enforce with the diverse nation that America has.

A few countries require every young person to serve two years of military service, and as we continue to face military conflicts across the globe, some have proposed that the United States adopt a similar policy of mandatory conscription. A two-year period of national service should be compulsory for all young people. However, making the commitment to serve that time in the military should be everyone’s choice. Mandatory conscription will only succeed in putting unmotivated people in the military, making U.S. forces unreliable and less powerful. Instead of serving exclusively in the military, every young person should have the option of participating in some kind of public service that suits his or her interests, such as the AmeriCorps, Habitat for Humanity, the Peace Corps, or Teach for America. If all eighteen-year-olds were required to give two years of public service, they would contribute greatly to their country and communities while acquiring a better sense of the world around them. One reason the United States military is so powerful is because it is made up of volunteers. Every Marine fighting on the front lines for the