What was the draft age for World War 2?

Answer 1

Oh honey, during World War 2, the draft age was 18 to 45 years old. So, if you were a young buck or an old geezer, Uncle Sam could come knocking on your door asking you to join the party. Just remember, age ain't nothing but a number when it comes to getting drafted during wartime.

Answer 2

Legislation required all men from 18 to 65 to register with those who were aged 18 to 45 being immediately liable for induction. The service commitments for inductees were set at the length of the war plus six months. As the need for people increased during World War II, draftees were inducted both into the Marine Corps and the Army. see link below

Answer 3

What is the youngest a person is the United States could be drafted into the war? In Britain, the age for compulsory military service was between 16 and 60, but those over 50 were usually NOT inducted, they served in Home Guard units or as fire wardens, and auxiliary fire men.

In the United States, the draft started at age 18. People of age 17 could volunteer under certain conditions.

Answer 4

Men in America were drafted into the military during World War 2. The age for the draft was between 18 and 64.

Answer 5

You had to be between the ages of 18 and 35 to be drafted in World War 2.

Answer 6

The enlisting age was 18 up to 38 years of age. A few younger men (the youngest recorded was 15) slipped through the cracks lying about their age and using another's I.D.

Answer 7

ages 18 to 25

Answer 8

Draft ages were between 18 and 45.

Answer 9

18.

Answer 10

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