H.R. 20

To Instate Mandatory Military Service Requirements

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IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

DECEMBER, 27, 2012

Mr. HARRISON introduced the following bill; which was referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs for a period to be subsequently determined by the Speaker, for consideration of such provisions as fall within the jurisdiction of the committee concerned.

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A BILL

To Instate Mandatory Military Service Requirements

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of 1

Representatives of the United States of America in 2

Congress assembled, 3

SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE. 4

This Act may be cited as "Mandatory Military 5

Service Requirements". 6

SEC. 2 Table of Contents 7

The table of contents for this Act is as follows: 8

Sec. 1. Short title. 9

Sec. 2. Table of contents 10

TITLE I--PROCUREMENT 11

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Subtitle A--Authorization of Appropriations 13

1ST CONGRESS 1ST SESSION

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sec. 201 Rerouting of Welfare Monies and Unemployment 14

Benefits 15

sec. 202 Divisions of appropriations between Army, Navy, 16

Airforce 17

sec. 203 Acquisition and expansion of military 18

infrastructure 19

TITLE II--MANDATORY MILITARY SERVICE 20

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Subtitle A-- Requirements and Exemptions 22

sec. 301 Exemptions from service 23

sec. 302 Requirements of service 24

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TITLE I--PROCUREMENT 26

Subtitle A Authorization of Appropriations 27

SEC. 201 REROUTING OF WELFARE MONIES AND 28

UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS 29

(a.) All monies within and labeled as welfare and 30

unemployment monies over a period of 15 years will be 31

redirected to the defense budget to provide for and fund the 32

mandatory military service expenses and budget. 33

(1) Starting on the effective date of this bill 50% of all 34

monies in the 35

Federal budget that are used in the TARP, food 36

stamps, federal 37

housing, and unemployment benefits will be used 38

and will go directly into the Mandatory Military 39

service budget. 40

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(2) At the end of the 15 years all monies directed to 41

welfare 42

programs and unemployment benefits will be used in 43

the Mandatory Military Service Budget. 44

(3) After the effective date no one under 30 may 45

apply for welfare or receive welfare or unemployment of any 46

kind unless disqualified from service in the armed forces. 47

SEC. 202 DIVISIONS OF APPROPRIATIONS AMOUNG ARMY, 48

NAVY, AIRFORCE 49

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(a.) The divisions of the Mandatory Military Service 51

Budget are as 52

follows- 53

(1.) The Army will receive 25% of the total 54

budget. 55

(2.) The Airforce will receive 25% of the total 56

budget. 57

(3.) The Navy will receive 50% of the total 58

budget. 59

SEC. 203 ACQUISITION AND EXPANSION OF MILITARY 60

INFRASTRUCTURE 61

(a.) From the general appropriations fund 30 billion 62

dollars will be allotted 63

for three years along the same divisions as the Mandatory 64

Military Service budget to three military branches for the 65

purpose of purchasing and expanding current infrastructure 66

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and training installations to accommodate the increased 67

training requirements. 68

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TITLE II--MANDATORY MILITARY SERVICE 70

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Subtitle A-- Requirements and Exemptions 72

SEC. 301 EXEMPTIONS FROM SERVICE 73

(a.) Exemptions from service are limited to the same 74

guidelines as 75

armed services currently have and use. 76

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SEC. 302 REQUIREMENTS OF SERVICE 78

(a.) All eligible citizens between the ages of 18 and 26 79

must serve for 80

two years as a member of the armed forces on active 81

duty. 82

(1) After the two years the citizen must either 83

stay with the 84

active army, join the national guard, or join the 85

reserves of their 86

respective military branch. 87

(b.) All eligible citizens after their two years of service 88

must follow one 89

the above listed options until the age of 40- 90

(1) excepting those dishonorably discharged 91

(2) excepting those declared medically unfit for 92

duty by a 93

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military physician 94

(c.) All those in the armed forces must pass and 95

maintain a 96

national concealed weapons permit that is valid in all 97

states and 98

prove weapon proficiency once a year. 99

(d.) All those in the armed forces must pass their 100

respective physical 101

requirements for their branch of the military twice 102

yearly. 103

(1.) Failure to meet the physical standards set 104

will result in 105

one retake of the exam per physical and if 106

failed the 107

individual must immediately attend a 4-8 108

week bootcamp, at 109

completion they are considered a passing 110

grade on the 111

physical. 112

TITLE III--DEFINITIONS 113

Welfare- TARP, Food stamps, federal housing, unemployment 114

benefits. 115

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TITLE IV--EFFECTIVE DATE 117

(a.) July 15, 2014 118

(1.) This only applies to the start of the monetary 119

shift to the 120

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Mandatory Military Service Budget and the 30 121

billion dollar a 122

year infrastructure investment money to prepare 123

the program. 124

(b.) July 15, 2016 125

(1.) The Mandatory Military service requirements 126

become 127

active and citizens are responsible for military 128

service. 129

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