During World War II, the United States carried out compulsory conscription during World War II.

During World War II, the United States did implement the conscription system. The United States carries out conscription, and many people burn conscription orders and refuse to serve, but this is illegal. If they are caught and refuse to perform military service, they will have to go to prison.

The current military service system in the United States is a voluntary military service system, that is, the military recruits qualified young people to join the army voluntarily, and the military is also one of the largest employers in the United States at present. This system was announced by President Nixon in March 1973 after all American troops withdrew from Vietnam. This system not only emphasizes patriotism and promotes the effectiveness of national and American values, but also emphasizes attracting outstanding talents to join the army through higher welfare benefits and opportunities for further study in universities. Previously, the United States had implemented military service systems such as militia system, conscription system and conscription system. After nearly 30 years of improvement, the current all-volunteer military service system of the US military has basically matured. From the salary point of view, at present, a soldier who is a soldier 1 year earns almost $20,000 a year and enjoys free medical care and various insurances, while an officer earns more.

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