Inspired to Serve: Interim Report : National Commission on Military, National, and Public Service , 2019
From the report: “Throughout our travels, we learned that Americans value service and are willing to consider a variety of options to encourage or require service of all citizens. We heard from people who believe strongly that the United States should pursue a transformative effort to involve many more Americans in military, national, and public service. Some suggested committing enough resources so that any American with a desire can participate in some form of service—an approach we call universal access. Others argued service should become a universal expectation, meaning that while service would remain voluntary, the norm would be for every American to devote at least a full year to either military, national, or public service. Others told us service to the nation should be a universal obligation and have recommended to us that all Americans be required to serve, with a choice in how to satisfy the requirement.”
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