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May 3, 2004It's on the Wall
"In line with today's needs, the Selective Service System's structure, programs and activities should be re-engineered toward maintaining a national inventory of American men and, for the first time, women, ages 18 through 34, with an added focus on identifying individuals with critical skills."
That's from a proposal by the Selective Service System. See this.
Thanks to Don Boudreaux at Cafe Hayek.
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