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If he should be reclassified into Class 1-A after he would normally be inducted and before age 26, he would probably be the oldest man available in his local board and, if qualified, would be the first to be called.
Because of the need for manpower in the Armed Forces, about 6 out of ten men who became 26 in 1962 had entered service volufttarily or by induction. Those who had not were almost all disqualified men. A few were those who were continuously deferred or exempt through age 26. Government manpower experts estimate that well over half of all men who reach age 26 through the next 4 years will be required to enter service to maintain active and reserve strengths. Disqualification and deferment and exemption will account for the remainder. Virtually no qualified and available man can expect to reach age 26 without entering service over the next 4 years.
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