Point: A case for mandatory national service

Point: A case for mandatory national service

National service increases civic engagement, helps develop critical life skills, and has “a positive impact on young adults’ health, safety, and well-being.” It also should be noted that the idea of compulsory national service is more popular than ever among the American people.

Point: A Case for Mandatory National Service – DV Journal

For an alternate viewpoint, see "Counterpoint: Wrong Time, Wrong President for Mandatory National Service" As someone who firmly believes in

Chris Talgo: A case for mandatory national service

As someone who firmly believes in libertarian/conservative values and principles, I fully understand that compulsory national service could seem like an infringement upon one’s personal freedom. However, I still think it is worth exploring under specific guidelines.

Bundeswehr für alle – voluntary or, as before, with modeling? Union and SPD do not yet know how they want to deal with the sensitive issue. An overview of an emotional debate.

The EU countries not only have their eyes on rearmament, but also on the necessity or not of the military. Denmark has been the last country to recover compulsory military service. Currently there are 15 European countries, here they see them, where it is already in force. In Germany, Romania and the Netherlands debate [...]

We're dying out, the last replacements for compulsory military service. A patriotic duty, or a real chore... that ceased to be one, because military service ceased to exist in 2001. Today, many people believe that a little military training would be beneficial to provide educational and social benefits to young people of all stripes. This isn't just suggested by the militants of the "fascist sphere," the astronomical mother of a "far right" that…