voluntary military service

This book introduces military service to young readers through leveled text and related photos.

"Five-year old Marco sees his Mama in her military flight suit; his questions about the colorful patches spark a conversation about why mommies serve and wear uniforms"--OCLC.

62 home front propaganda posters from Great Britain during World War I and II.

"Jackson James wants three things: to succeed in MMA, to join the military like his father, and to protect his little brother from the dangers all around him. With so many challenges, and the wrinkle of a new romance, Jackson struggles to maintain control."--Provided by publisher.

Contains twelve articles that provide opposing viewpoints on issues related to the military draft, debating the questions of whether a military draft should be reinstated, the effects of a draft on society, and who should be drafted.

Examines the major issues teens should consider before they decide to join the armed forces, highlighting the pros and cons of military services in all branches of the United States armed forces.

Contains twenty-four essays that offer varying perspectives on issues related to military drafts, including if the United States should reinstate a draft, the effects of a draft on U.S. society, who should be subject to a draft, and alternatives to drafting; and provides discussion questions, contact information for organizations, and bibliographies.

Sixteen essays present opposing viewpoints on issues in volunteerism, covering governmental involvement, mandatory student volunteerism, medical research, border patrols, the U.S. Army, and other topics.

Contains sixteen essays that offer varying perspectives on issues related to military recruiters, including their exploitation of vulnerable teens, recruiting in schools, counter-recruitment efforts, recruiting quotas, and other topics; and provides contact information for organizations and a bibliography.