This is to let you know that NEW articles and updated content have recently been posted at http://www.comdsd.org/, the Web site of the San Diego-based Committee Opposed to Militarism and the Draft (COMD).
The current update includes three articles from the latest issue of COMD's printed newsletter, Draft NOtices:
- "Attempt to Link Draft Registration to Drivers' Licenses Fails (Again) in California," a report by Rick Jahnkow on Selective Service's latest defeat in its attempt make it illegal for males to drive in California without registering for a possible future draft.
- "Reflection on My Time as Project YANO's Student Intern" by Jesus Mendez-Carbajal, describes his experience working as an intern for the Project on Youth and Non-Military Opportunities.
- "Any Contradiction Here?," highlights the fact that two military regulations are in direct conflict when it comes to how recruiters promote the use of the military's aptitude test (the ASVAB) in high schools: one says recruiters must not propose that schools make it mandatory, the other says that recruiters should request it.
In addition to the above three topics, the current printed version of Draft NOtices includes articles on: the militarization of borders, the National Call to Save Civilian Public Education, violence linked to the School of the Americas, and Project YANO's new web site.
To order the complete printed version of Draft NOtices, visit the Web site's Draft NOtices page.
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