Yes, if a draft is ever needed again.
Puerto Rico is a commonwealth of the United States. Puerto Rico defense is provided by US goverment. Puerto Rico is like a state of the union. Same rules apply.
Conscription (the Draft)
Puerto Ricans fought on both sides during the Spanish American War and there are those that espoused the National Cause that have been fighting the current government for more then a hundred years. A more important group are those who fight in defense of freedom as members of the US Armed Forces. Puerto Rican's have served as draftees and volunteers in every conflict since WWI. Many have given their lives in the defense of Freedom and their numbers include Medal of Honor winners, Flag officers and the thousands who simply did their jobs.
However old you want to be. Hell, you could be 93 and dying.
President Harry S. Truman issued an executive order integrating the armed services in 1948 President Harry S. Truman issued an executive order integrating the armed services in 1948.
Puerto Ricans have served with honor and distinction in every armed conflict of the US since WWi.
Puerto Rico is a commonwealth of the United States. Puerto Rico defense is provided by US goverment. Puerto Rico is like a state of the union. Same rules apply.
It was played by the men who werent drafted or enlisted in the armed services
The name of the armed services of the Third Reich was Wehrmacht.
Most of the armed services will accept a GED for enlistment purposes.
Conscription (the Draft)
Carl Levin (D) is the chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee.
Ceylon Armed Services Inauguration Medal was created in 1955-07.
Puerto Rico is not a state, but rather a Commonwealth of the United States. This status provides local autonomy to the island and allows Puerto Rico to publicly display its flag. However, the government of Puerto Rico, while ostensibly a local responsibility, falls ultimately on the U.S. Congress. The elected governor of Puerto Rico occupies the highest public office on the island.Puerto Ricans are U.S. citizens, and make up about 1.3% of the total population of the United States. They enjoy all the benefits of citizenship, save one: Puerto Ricans who live in Puerto Rico cannot vote for the U.S. President in the general elections (those who live in the United States are allowed to vote).The simplest answer is that it is at the end of the day U.S. territory and its people are U.S. citizens. In addition:Puerto Rico's currency is the U.S. dollar.Puerto Ricans serve in the U.S. armed forces.The island uses the U.S. Postal Service.The American flag fies over Puerto Rico's Capital.Basically, trade with P.R. would be comporable to any trade between states within the Union. Puerto Rico receives federal aid from the United States government, so economically they are fairly dependant.
to ensure that the armed forces have the necessary personnel to defend the country when needed
Ceylon Armed Services Long Service Medal was created in 1968.
United States Senate Committee on Armed Services was created in 1816.