US Naval Reserve, 615 Barry Rd, Ste A, Great Lakes, IL 60088, US

The Selective Service System is a federal agency in the United States that ensures operational readiness in a fair and equitable manner during peacetime. It requires nearly all male US citizens and male immigrants aged 18 to 25 to register, providing personnel to the Department of Defense if authorized by the President and Congress. Registration with the Selective Service System allows young men to remain eligible for various benefits, such as jobs, state-based student aid, job training, and U.S. citizenship for immigrant men. While there is currently no draft, the Selective Service System plays a crucial role in maintaining a secure future for communities and the United States. It is prepared to expand registration to include women if the law is changed. Additionally, military veterans, military reservists, and parents are also required to register or support registration to ensure their eligibility for benefits and to fulfill their civic and legal responsibilities.Generated from the website

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