Sunday, June 12, 2016 / Categories: Legislative News House Panel Approves Measure to Require Women to Register for Draft The House Armed Services Committee on Wednesday approved by a narrow margin an amendment to a defense bill to require women to register for the draft. Rep. Duncan Hunter, a Republican from California, proposed the amendment to lift the restriction on women registering for the selective service at a committee-wide mark-up session ofthe proposed fiscal 2017 National Defense Authorization Act. "Here is why I think this is important; it doesn't matter in this debate whether you think women should be in the infantry or be in special operations," Hunter said during the session on Wednesday night. "I personally don't. If we had that vote in committee today I would vote against women being in infantry and special operations. To read full story clickhere Previous Article Post 9/11 GI Bill: It can change your life Next Article Sharing of Department of Veterans Affairs Disability Rating for IRR Print