SamAndreas
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I chose this article because it seems to be based upon a New York Times article about the same topic.
buffalonews.com
I don't believe a bit of this BS. I don't care if it's the New York Times reporting it, I think it's total BS.
The reason I think it is BS is because I was in JROTC in high school. I was the commander of my high school's unit my senior year, and then went on into college ROTC on a scholarship. Having done that I know more than a little something about that program.
The program simply isn't structured to be a mandatory program. It would be counter intuitive to do that. Doing that would not help the US military at all. It would be a train wreak.
Thousands of youths in high school forced to join the JROTC
DETROIT –On her first day of high school, Andreya Thomas looked over her schedule and found that she was enrolled in a class with an unfamiliar name: JROTC.
I don't believe a bit of this BS. I don't care if it's the New York Times reporting it, I think it's total BS.
The reason I think it is BS is because I was in JROTC in high school. I was the commander of my high school's unit my senior year, and then went on into college ROTC on a scholarship. Having done that I know more than a little something about that program.
The program simply isn't structured to be a mandatory program. It would be counter intuitive to do that. Doing that would not help the US military at all. It would be a train wreak.