My draft # was 44. I was drafted in January 1971 just after I married in November 1970-- but when I reported (in Detroit) my feet had a foot fungus from lazy worker rules where I worked at the time and where I stood with wet feet for 8 hours a day. They took one look at my feet, sent me home, and a couple of months later I received a 4-F…
My draft # was 44. I was drafted in January 1971 just after I married in November 1970-- but when I reported (in Detroit) my feet had a foot fungus from lazy worker rules where I worked at the time and where I stood with wet feet for 8 hours a day. They took one look at my feet, sent me home, and a couple of months later I received a 4-F draft card (that I still have it) in the mail. A big relief, now if only my marriage had worked so well...
My draft # was 44. I was drafted in January 1971 just after I married in November 1970-- but when I reported (in Detroit) my feet had a foot fungus from lazy worker rules where I worked at the time and where I stood with wet feet for 8 hours a day. They took one look at my feet, sent me home, and a couple of months later I received a 4-F draft card (that I still have it) in the mail. A big relief, now if only my marriage had worked so well...
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