there are draft-loopholes for males too.. " sole heir" claims, " physical/emotional/mental disability" and a few others can by " U.S" law get you out of it...then again, if drafted you still have many tests to pass after before they actually use you, and can be discharged there too.
As a woman, I get a free card...I think more so because Though I have US citizenship, I'm still born and raised in the UK, and a subject of the crown..and if I recall correctly, unless your in some " exchange program" between two allied forces, you can't be drafted.
I dont know if such a program exists anymore, I just remember that my grandfather " who was an officer for HMRN, served on a few U.S carriers as part of some weird program.
As a woman, I get a free card...I think more so because Though I have US citizenship, I'm still born and raised in the UK, and a subject of the crown..and if I recall correctly, unless your in some " exchange program" between two allied forces, you can't be drafted.
I dont know if such a program exists anymore, I just remember that my grandfather " who was an officer for HMRN, served on a few U.S carriers as part of some weird program.