my draft card, what now?
my draft card, issued in 1957, is becoming discolored with time etc, but it plainly says i should carry it with me always, etc, although for a long time it sleeps in my junk drawer with my pills, etc.
Evidently i've been breaking the law for many yrs, & now i'm thinking maybe it's o.k to toss it. it doesn't have ANY bar code on it so how do they keep track of me? i truly don't want to go in the service, especially Afghanistan. If i throw it away, how will they know? my guess is----- the office where it was issued is gone, pulled down, empty bldg in a town full of empty bldgs (Woonsocket, R.I.), but i fear using it to cash checks.
my wife says the draft is over. Me too. I can't find a phone no. for my draft bd.
Evidently i've been breaking the law for many yrs, & now i'm thinking maybe it's o.k to toss it. it doesn't have ANY bar code on it so how do they keep track of me? i truly don't want to go in the service, especially Afghanistan. If i throw it away, how will they know? my guess is----- the office where it was issued is gone, pulled down, empty bldg in a town full of empty bldgs (Woonsocket, R.I.), but i fear using it to cash checks.
my wife says the draft is over. Me too. I can't find a phone no. for my draft bd.
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posted by allen at 8:15 AM
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