US Selective Service interview

Mr. Johnson discusses his belief that war is not justified, even if attacked. He expresses willingness to serve in an Army hospital, emphasizing saving lives over taking them. Consequently, he is recommended for non-combat duty that does not require bearing arms.

What is Mr. Johnson's stance on war, even if the country is attacked?

• He believes war is justified.

• He believes war is not justified.

• He is unsure about his stance.

• He supports war only in certain cases.

What role is Mr. Johnson willing to take in the Army?

• A combat soldier

• A pilot

• A strategist

• An orderly in a hospital

Why does Mr. Johnson agree to work in a hospital?

• He wants to be close to the battlefield.

• He is forced to do so.

• He wants to learn new skills.

• He believes in saving lives.

What type of duty is Mr. Johnson recommended for?

• Training duty

• Combat duty

• Non-combat duty

• Administrative duty

What is a key characteristic of the duty Mr. Johnson is recommended for?

• It requires him to bear arms.

• It involves strategic planning.

• It does not require him to bear arms.

• It involves leading a team.