Army Book Policy Sparks Debate On Intelligence Tests
The piece links a Lyndon Johnson directive to draft 24 percent of recruits from the lowest IQ group with broader concerns about social policy and military effectiveness. It cites Army reports claiming low IQ soldiers cause disciplinary problems and questions the racial implications, while tied to a separate debate over environment versus heredity and intelligence.
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