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temporary. Few nfen Without prior military service qualify for exemptions. The largest exempt group is made up of ministers of religion and theological students. Class IV-D. Others are Aliens (a small number) IV- Cj.the sole suriving sons of families who have lost one or more sons and daughters in service, IV-A.
The deferred classes are as follows: These classifications end when the conditions on which they are based no longer exist in any individual case. There are no group or class deferments; each is assigned on an individual basis. Each is reviewed periodically and an occupational deferment is limited to a maximum period of one year at a time. A deferment extends the age of liability to 35. Deferred classifications are: IV-F and I-Y are the largest group considered deferred; these are men not qualified for service. III-A
is the dependency class; II-A, critical occupation; Il-C, farm deferment; II-S student deferment; I-S student deferment; I-D are satisfactory members of a Reserve component, including National Guard and ROTC. There are eighteen classes some of them subdivided. V- A is the class for registrants who are over the age of liability for military service.
The law provides special procedures for persons claiming to be conscientiously opposed by religion training and belief to combatant duty, or to all duty. If a registrant establishes conscientious objection to combatant duty only, and is otherwise available and
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