Poll shows 48 percent of boys would join if draft ends
New York United States 600 high school classrooms across 45 states and Guantanamo Bay Naval Base reveal 48 percent of boys would volunteer for two years of service if the draft ends and pay rises. Among girls 8 percent would join. Overall 43 percent of students favored enlistment with 39 percent against and 18 percent unsure.
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