Ok so technically I'm now a board member of the Selective Service System. It took about four months after they received my application and the initial interview for my paperwork to meander between my regional office, the governors office and Washington DC so I could get the training materials. A couple of hours reading, watching an out of sync video and then passing the test make it official.
In the unlikely event that Congress institutes the draft, I will be one of up to 5 people to handle appeals from people in my area who have been drafted and are conscientious objectors, feel their induction will cause a hardship on their dependents, etc.
It was an interesting process to go through. You can't join if you have been in the military, police force, and you have to live in the area your board covers, be a citizen and over 18.
If anyone is interested in not only serving their country with a minimal time commitment but having an interesting story to tell and item to put on their resume feel free to check it out and apply if interested: http://www.sss.gov/BM.htm
In the unlikely event that Congress institutes the draft, I will be one of up to 5 people to handle appeals from people in my area who have been drafted and are conscientious objectors, feel their induction will cause a hardship on their dependents, etc.
It was an interesting process to go through. You can't join if you have been in the military, police force, and you have to live in the area your board covers, be a citizen and over 18.
If anyone is interested in not only serving their country with a minimal time commitment but having an interesting story to tell and item to put on their resume feel free to check it out and apply if interested: http://www.sss.gov/BM.htm