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That was after WWII...it still does a bit because there aren't enough "volunteers" to work in the US army... Remember that the volunteer army was formed after
by theprop 9y ago
That was after WWII...it still does a bit because there aren't enough "volunteers" to work in the US army...
Remember that the volunteer army was formed after Vietnam and all the objections to the draft (mostly by better-off, educated Americans...)...
- pmorici 9y agoYour comment isn't very coherent. The GI bill was originally enacted after WWII, yes, but it has applied to service members ever since. They enacted an enhancement to it post 9/11 and service members have a choice between the original Montgomery GI bill and post 9/11 GI bill education benefits now. They can even transfer those benefits to their spouse or child if they don't want to use them.