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If the need arose (like the shit hitting the fan) things will be done that have to be. In my view if it’s a scenario that’s just and isn’t built on a foundation of controversy I think there would be plenty of volunteers.
As far as reservists go; they are volunteers that understand when they sign the dotted line that is a possibility, so if someone is going to collect the benefits they had better be prepared to serve. Even with full active duty once discharged (provided it was honorable) still have an obligation; I had a four year reserve status that I was obligated to after being discharged. I didn’t have to report like standard reservists do, but in the event of a war I would be eligible for a first round of drafting. That’s something I knew ahead before signing.
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