Interesting and intriguing choice of the phrase "poverty drafted".
What does that mean or insinuate?
I was 97echo, with the 199th Light infantry brigade, and prior to military intelligence training I was given six months to learn a language. In fact every one in my military intelligence unit had to learn a language.
It was an opportunity not afforded any old soldier to go to language school and then a military intelligence school where my particular specialty was a prisoner of war interrogator, POW specialist.
And I was drafted, that is, I was forced by the US government to do military duty.
All males in the USA were subjected to that law.
I was poor but didn't called myself poor or have that chip on my shoulder.
What does that mean or insinuate?
I was 97echo, with the 199th Light infantry brigade, and prior to military intelligence training I was given six months to learn a language. In fact every one in my military intelligence unit had to learn a language.
It was an opportunity not afforded any old soldier to go to language school and then a military intelligence school where my particular specialty was a prisoner of war interrogator, POW specialist.
And I was drafted, that is, I was forced by the US government to do military duty.
All males in the USA were subjected to that law.
I was poor but didn't called myself poor or have that chip on my shoulder.
