
To read an article about American draft dodgers of W.W. II, click here.
Few topics were as irksome to the editors of The American Legion Weekly than that of the draft dodgers. The article posted on the right first appeared one year after the close of the war and presents all the facts about the deferment process and how many native-born American men had shirked their responsibility to kin and country.




















































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