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Food served to US service men & women.
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You always really have a choice to join the military or not. When you don't have a choice at all it's called a draft.
Sometimes it seems like an easy choice to get out of a bad situation, and it appeals to people who don't understand that consequences can happen to them.
That's why it's often referred to as a "poverty draft"