May 19, 2026
Beyond the Selective Service Myths
The debate over resuming the draft often resurfaces during global tension, yet its complexities remain misunderstood. Editor-in-Chief JP Clark sits down with experts William Taylor and Katherine Kuzminski, director of studies at the Center for a New American Security, to bridge the gap between myth and reality regarding the all-volunteer force and selective service.
Listen to the full interview on A Better Peace: The War Room Podcast.
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