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Current data on Armed Services enlistment policies has been released by the Office of Student Placement. All students, regardless of whether they have had physicals for the draft, are now free to enlist and in most cases will be deferred until June. Undergraduates are urged, however, not to enlist in any program which does not insure deferment until graduation, since the draft law now pending may contain provision for deferment of all students. Seniors who wish to enlist now are advised to check whether or not the program of their choice provides for a postponement of induction until June...
Single men 17-35 may enlist for 4, 5, or 6 years. Men with less than 2 years of college will have to wait for actual active duty for about 3 months. Men with 2 years or more of college will be taken immediately. Enlisted men go to Lackland Air Force Base near San Antonio, Texas for basic training of 6 to 10 weeks. They are then classified and send to a technical school for from 6 months to 1 1/2 years. Some individual choice is allowed, dependent on the needs of the service at the time...
Single men, 17-35 may enlist for 4, 5, or 6 years. However, they must find on their own initiative a positive vacancy in a reserve unit...
These units train one week-end per month (Saturday and Sunday), and are subject to call to active duty at any time. However, those who enlist are free from draft...
...years. There are no openings at present, but applicants may go on a waiting list until a position vacancy occurs. Duty consists of 1 night a week twice a month and 1 full Sunday a month. Units are subject to call at any time. Those who enlist are free from draft...