Sorry, I was retarded. Despite the selective service saying "veterans are exempt from peacetime draft (whatever that means)", if they have served, they can still be drafted. Just ignore the rest of this post. ~~A draft changes everything. AWOLs and disobeying from basic changes from ignorable offense and discharge other than dishourable, to strong dishourable discharge, meaning criminal felony. (Even though technically they are still felonies now). \>Get draft letter \>Actually show up lol \>Get on bus \>Get hair shaved, glasses exchanged \>Go for mandatory inoculations \>Refuse \>Confirm your refusal \>Get handed to MPs \>Go to MP brig \>Base CO comes by (O-5/O-6) \>Hold Art. 15 hearing \>Confirm your refusal again \>Get brigged for 30 days \>CO shows up again to asks nicely one more time \>Confirm refusal again \>CO presses for special court martial, forwarding the charges to a military judge set up for this exact problem. \>Stay in brig \>Get escorted to court house. \>Do court session. \>Accept deal for dishourable discharge (felony) and 1 year (realistically 4-6 months) in Ft Leavenworth At this point, you have 'served' and they will not seek you again. It's easier to not get on that bus. ~~