Will the U.S. military draft return? Learn the current status, how a draft would work and what recent events mean for the ...

The Selective Service System, otherwise known as the military draft or conscription, requires almost all male U.S. citizens and immigrants, ages 18 through 25, to register with the government. You ...

Who Has to Register for the Selective Service System? Most men between the ages of 18 and 25 in the U.S. must sign up for the Selective Service. This includes U.S. citizens and noncitizens, ...

The U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill seeking to automate the registration of men aged 18 - 26 for the Selective Service System, which has been required by federal law since 1980 ...

WASHINGTON, D. C. - The Selective Service System has summoned volunteers who serve on its Ohio draft boards for a training session this weekend, but that doesn’t mean the United States is ...

What Is the Requirement? Federal law requires nearly all male citizens and immigrants ages 18 through 25 to register with the U.S. Selective Service System. As a Colorado institution of higher ...

When the Selective Service System was established, societal roles and perceptions of gender were different from today. Women were not permitted to serve in many military capacities, particularly ...

The Selective Service System, an independent agency within the executive branch, is responsible for rapidly providing personnel to the military in a fair and equitable manner if the President and ...

The Selective Service System decided last year to get the ball rolling on annual exercises. I presume someone recognized that the training had been non-existent and saw the need to formalize it.

The chief of the Selective Service System has proposed registering women for the military draft and requiring that young Americans regularly inform the government about whether they have training ...

Men aged 18 to 25 are still required to register for selective service, but the U.S. is far from drafting anyone.