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What are WWII Draft Registration Records?
On May 18, 1917, the Selective Service Act authorized the President to temporarily increase the U.S. military. Under the office of the Provost Marshal General, the Selective Service System was established to draft men into military service. Local boards were created for each county or similar state subdivision, and for each 30,000 people in cities and counties with a population greater than 30,000.

During World War II there were seven draft registrations:

October 16, 1940 - all men 21-31 years residing in the U.S. - whether native born, naturalized, or alien
July 1, 1941 - men who reached age 21 since the first registration
February 16, 1942 - men 20-21 and 35-44 years of age
April 27, 1942 - Men 45-64 years of age. Not liable for military service. *Only draft cards open to public
June 30, 1942 - Men 18-20 years of age
December 10-31, 1942 - Men who reached the age of 18 since the previous registration
November 16 - December 31, 1943 - American men living abroad, aged 18-44

What You Can Learn From WWII Draft Records:
Keep in mind that WWII Draft Registration Records are not military service records - they don't document anything past the individual's arrival at training camp and contain no information about an individual's military service. It is also important to note that not all of the men who registered for the draft actually served in the military, and not all men who served in the military registered for the draft.